The Sun.
London, England, 1824-11-03 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

Vront the Alintitcur V Oct. 31.1
MA,Ditin, Ocr. 22.—The Government is making
great efforts to accelerate the re-formation of the
Royal Guard which was dissolved, because, in the
first organization, there were too many officers
and privates who had served in the Old Guard,
and were tainted with revolutionary principles.
That which is now organizing is to consist of
three regiments of Foot, each of 2,000 men ;
two regiments of Light Horse, 500 men ; two of
mounted Grenadiers, 800 men ; and one of
Lancers, 300 men.
The new plan of public instruction, drawn up
by Fattier Martinez and by two Councillors of
Castille, has been approved by his Majesty, and
is now in the press, so that all the schools in the
kingdom will be opened in a months tune.
I t appears from .the lists of the effective force
of the Royalist Militia, sent in by the Captains.
General, that they amount in the whole kingdom to
100,000 men, well armed and equipped ; and that
those who have not yet received their arms and
clothing are estimated at an equal number. But, on
the other hand, our army is very weak, being com-
posed only of eight regiments in Andalusia, two in
Valencia,twoin Arragon,twninValladolidond the
provincial militia ; these are the only corps that
are effective, fur though we have many other regi-
ments nominally in different parts of the kingdom,
they are only skeletons, and even these are not
complete in subaltern officers. The permanent
commissions in the provinces are not behind that
of Madrid. Scarcely a day passes without a re-
port being received of some condemnations to_
death, or to the galleys ; that at Corunna has
just informed the Government that it has inflicted
the first of these penalties on 11 persons, whom
it has condemned for political causes.
The Clergy have succeeded in obtaining the
commutation of the punishment of one of their
hod y, Senor A Idama, for having presented the Con-
stitution to the King in 1821, when he returned
from the Escurial to Madrid, in consequence of
the representations which had been made to him
to this effect by the Municipal 11o(ly of the
Capital. Senor Aldama will be confined for life
in a convent.

Cattr.sitturE, OCT. 29.—The Duke of Beja, his Royal
Highness the Infant Don Miguel, left this place on the 23d inst.,
after having received from his Royal Highness the Duke of
Badtn numerous marks ofattention : he will proceed to Vienna.
Pains, OCT. 31.:-.Our Correspondent from Nuremberg
writes to us—." The Emperor of Austria has definitively con-
fided the portfolio of Finances to Count Naclasty, who held this
office provisionally since the decease of Count Stadion. The
Emperor Alexander is now on his return to St. Petersburg,
from a journey he has been making in some provinces of his
Empire. In Prussia they continue with extraordinary activity
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PAnrs, OCT.. 31.—A person having the advantage of bear-
ing the family name of the Bishop of Hermopolisi has been
rapidly advanced from an inferior situation at Rhodes to that
of Counsellor of the Cour Royal at Paris.
On the 21st instant, the first meeting was held at Amster-
dam of a society fbr the moral improvement of prisoners. Frain
the Report it appears that there are 32 towns in which brunches
of this society are established; they have correspondents in 711
places, and the members of the society amount in all to 4,3011;
their labours have already been attended with favourable re-
sults. Two Frenchmen, accused of seducing the military,
have been condUctsal to Perpignan, to be placed at the disposal
of Baron Rottenburg, who commands the division of the
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mit-Oration of the Customs of the department of the Eastern
Pyrenees, having finished its preparatory work for the indem-
nity of the emigrants, it results that the produce of the sales in
money amounts to 9,337,730 francs, and that the estimated
price in revenue of the value of 1790, is 789,1142 francs. There
is much expectation us to the legislative measures to be taken
on this point, and it is hoped they will be on the principal of
the Royal words union et wadi, but it is feared there still exists
sonic persons who wish to blow into Names the cinders which
cover our civil discords.

PAULO, OCT. 31.—We are informed that some credit is due
to the report that the treaty, by virtue of which the French army
is to occupy Spain to the Ist of January next, will not be re.
newed, and that our Cabinet has resolved on the evacuation of
Spain. This evacuation will begin to take place the end of
December; 24,000 of our troops will retire into France, and
the remainder of our army will take up a position on this side
of the Ebro, maintaining garrisons only at Cadiz, Pampeluna,
and Barcelona.

(From the Male.)
PAWS, OCT. 31.—Letters from Vienna oftlie 21st state,
that,the destruction of the Egyptian fleet, on which the Otto-
man Porte founded their chief hope, completely decides the
question in favour of the Greeks. The same letters add, that a
Great Power, whose geographical position enables him to dis-
dlay imposing forces in the Mediterranean, has so decidedly
eclared in favour of the Christians of the Illorea and the Ar..
chipelago, that we may expect to see the year 1824 close with
great and memorable events.