The Sun.
London, England, 1824-11-20 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

(From the Moniteur of Wedriesday, Non. 17.)
MADRID, Nov. 2.-1 confirm the news I have
before sent you relative to the evacuation of Spain
by the Army of Occupation. It is announced
that only 22,000 men will remain in the Penin-
sula.; dna is to say, 10,000 men at Cadiz, com-
mended by a Lieutenant-General ; 6,000 men
at Barcelona, commanded by a Lieutenant-Ge-
neral, who shall have under him two Major-
Generals; 1,500 men at Figueras, commanded
by the Colonel of the regiment which shall be in
garrison there ; 3,000 men at Pampeinna, the 9th
and 6th regiments of the line, which-shall be com-
manded by the Prince de Broglie ; 1,500 at St.
Sebastian, commanded by the Colonel of the 3d
regiment of Light Infantry, Which is to form the
garrison.
The forts of Urgel and Jacca will be occupied,
but the troops that will form their garrisons are
to be taken from the two armies of observation at
Bayonne and Perpignan, and are exclusive of
the 22,000 men. The garrison of Madrid is to
quit the capital on the 21st of this month, and
will arrive on the Ist of December at Burgos,
where the Intendant has received orders to pro-
vide rations for them.
( From Me Journal des Debate. )
PARTS, Nov. 17.—Yesterday the Spanish Ge-
neral Ballasteros had the honour of u private au-
dience of Monseigneur the Dauphin, and after-
wards had the honour of an audience of Madame
the Dauphiness and Madame the Duchess of
Berry.
(From the Done, dated Thursday, Nov. 18.)
PARIS, Nov. 17.—Yesterday the King heard
Mass in the chapel of the palace. Ills Majesty
afterwards presided at a Council of Ministers,
which lasted from noon till nearly four o'clock
yesterday.—M. Pernot, who lately arrived from
Scotland, had the honour to present to the King a
drawing of the Palace of liolyrood, which was
inhabited by his Majesty during his residence at
Edinburgh. The King received the drawing
with his usual kindness.

Tito Ails:argue, on the credit of a private
letter, announces that the Commander-in-Chief
of the French troops in Spain has consented to
suspend, for 20 days, the retreat of the French
army ; this delay having been judged necessary
to wait for the answer to an autograph letter ad-
dressed to the King of France by the King of
Spain.
We believe that the Arislarque has been
ill-
- The evacuation will commence, not
conditionally but positively, the Ist of December.
This measure is the result' of a convention made,
as we have said, in concert between France and
Spain, and not a measure of recrimination or hos-
tility, as some journals have i.retentled.
Letters from Smyrna of the 18th October say
that the Egyptian fleet is dispersed in all direc-
tions, and that several vessels belonging to it
have already been capturul by the Greeks.

Frain the Constitutionnel.)
AUGSBUitn, Nov. 11.—The American squadron, which
had remained up to the present time in the road of Palermo, is
about to quit It. Three vessels of war, making part of this
squadron, will return directly to New York. They will be re-
placed by other American vessels of war.
They speak of the arrival at Leghorn of an American Agent,
who is to repair to Napoli di Romania with a mission for the
Central Greek Government.
It is announced that there now exists a very good under.
standing between the English and the Greeks ; and that the
latter have acquired much ammunition and many cannon,which
the English have furnished.
( From the Journal de Paris.)

PARIS, Nov. 17.—Our Augsburg corre-
spondent says, that " Recent intelligence at
Vienna from Turkey and Spain have caused a cer-
tain sensation among the members of the Austrian
Cabinet. It is remarked that Prince de Metter-
nich. is much occupied, as well as the superior
Functionaries of his Chancelry. Austrian Funds
continue to decline. This state of things is attri-
buted to the reverses experienced by the Turks,
both on land and at sea, and to the new political
combiuntions that may result from it on the part
of the Cabinet of St. Petersburgh, who is said to
he disposed to recognize the independence of
O reeve."
FRENCH Furms.—PAuts, Nov. 17.—Five per Cents.
opened at 101. 96.; closed at 102. Bank Stock, 1,974. Nea-
politan Five per Cents. (Falconet's Certificates), 8t4.. Neapo.
litan Bonds (Rothschild 's Loan), 92. Royal Spanish Loan,
1023, 57.}. Itentes d'Espagne, 19. Exchange on London,
(Court ituthentique.) one month, 25. t three months, 24. OS.—