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London, England, 1824-06-18 00:00:00

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SOLEJI QUIS DICERE FALSUM iIfUDIZAT

LONDON,
FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 18/4.

CITY, HALF-PAST OMR O'CLOCK.

Consols for Account have this morning im-
proved from 951 to ..)st. There is, however,
very little doing either in them or in any descrip-
tion of British or Foreign Security.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

We have this morning received private intelli-
gence from Paris by Express. Our valuable Cor-
respondent states that a strong rumour prevailed of
nil insurrectionary movement having broken out at
Madrid, on the part of the Ultras, for the pur-
pose of deposing the beloved FERDINAND, and
placing the Infant Don CARLOS on the Throne.
Our Correspondent, however, does not believe
this intelligence, nor the alleged flight of Don
C.turms, in consequence of the failure of the
conspiracy; and he himself had received let-
ters from Madrid of the 11th inst., which were
silent as to any such event having occurred. He
states his conviction that the state of affairs for the
South American Independents is decidedly un-
favourable,—that the appearance of the Asia and
her Consorts will produce immense effects,-=and
that he entertains little doubt but that Peru,
Chili, and Mexico will be' re-subjected to the
Spanish yoke.—French Rentes on Wednesday
iour. for Money.

We have received the Paris Papers of Tues-
day, and the Etoile of Wednesday, from which
We subjoin a few extracts, 'chiefly relating to the
Spanish accounts of the state of affairs in South
America.—ln the Chamber of Deputies,. M. DE
BOURDONNAYE'S motion for granting an in-
demnity to the emigrants (the real object of
'
which was to embarrass the Ministers, and to
make a display of the strength of M. DE
TEAUBRIAND'S party), was discussed in esecret
sitting, and rejected by an immense majority.
The Ministers took no part in the debate; and
they have, by the decision in their favour, ascer-
tained the utter weakness of CHATEAUBRIAND'S
party in the lower legislative Chamber. These.
papers contain the conclusion of Lord STRANG-
FORD'S Note to the Porte, part of which we in.
serted yesterday. We shall lay the remainder
of the document before our Readers to-morrow,
contenting ourselves at present with the follow-
ing extract, as being the most important portion
of its contents :

" After fulfilling the orders of the King, his master, the un-
dersigned (Lord STonsroronn) has the honour to inform the
Sublime Porte, that he is authorised by, the EitVeror of all the
Russtas, to make known that the complete and immediate
evacuation of the Principalities is at present the only and sole
condition on which his Imperial Majesty hinges the re-esta-
blishment of his diplomatic relations with the Ottoman Govern-
ment; that this condition, at all times the first, is likewise the
last; and that as soon as the Sublime Porte shall fulfil on this
essential point what treaties prescribe, the new Minister of his
Imperial Majesty wll leave Petersburgh to proceed to Con-
stantinople, and will renew the relations of friendship so 16ng
interrupted, and prove to the Divan, by a conduct always frank
and loyal, the disposition of the Russian Cabinet to bury all
its former difference in profound oblivion. This declaration,
which is as noble as it is friendly, constitutes a new epoch in
the important negotiation which now occupies the attention of
Europe. It reduces the question to its simplest elements. The
sublime Porte is now officially informed, that the return of a
Russian mission depends only on one condition—that of exe-
cuting its treaties: in other words, the condition of doing that
which is just, useful, and indispensable."

The Etoile gives the following Madrid ac-
counts from South America :

[From, the Etoilc, dated Wednesday, June I.C.]
MADuiD,JUNEII.—( Express,—The King
and the Royal Family are still at Aranjuez.
'rhe public attention is attracted more than
ever to the Spanish possessions in South America.
Our Official Gazette has just published some de-
tails on the subject, which give a positive idea of
the state of affairs in these remote countries.

The Federalists, who exercise at this moment
the power in Mexico, have not been able to con-