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LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER t 6, 18e5'

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.
We have received by Express the Eloils sod
Pilate of yesterday, and the Journal des WWI
of Monday. The Etoile contains the Addressor
congratulation presented to FERDINAN3VII.2tSa
audience on thel sth inst. byCount Pozzo ni Bona°
in the name of the Emperor of RUSSIA. 'fba
Russiaa Minister, it will be seen, does not con'
fine himself to the triumph which has actiolli
been obtained in the Peninsula, but anticipates
the restoration of the KING to the plenitude of tits
authority, in all the kingdoms and possession' of
Me Spanish Monarchy. He is not contentonere
over, with telling the Monarch that he may
promise himself entire success from the e%er
tion of his own powers and resources, but
suggests to him the assistance which he may g"
peel to obtain Irons his allies. NV katever maY be
the assurances, therefore, of the Continental
Powers, when they address themselves to the
English Cabinet, it is evident that they bold a
very high language, as to their future intention',
when they are talking among themselves. NO
thing, we are still satisfied, can prevent a ferrui.
dable interference between Spain and her
adaninevddeCcoisliovneiesn,mbausut
rtelie adoptionon the poafrtsopifne belt;
Grea
redly, by any other doubt that
Britain, which shall put it beyond
an attack upon South America, directly or la!:
power than Spain
o, f
will be considered and met as a declaration
war against England.
( Front the Etoile of yesterday.) Yes'
His Majesty heard Mass in his apartnient
terday ; his Majesty did not go out.
the
Yesterday, before Mass, his Excel
sit'ncy
had I
Duke San Carlos, Ambassador from Sp)
~Gs,f
particular audience and presented his letter°
credentials to his Majesty, in qua-Y of
sador.
NEWS FROM SPAIN (MADRID, NOV*
[BY A COURIER Ell' 11A0100111A1111 der Of
Or
The King of Spain has conferred the
di porg°,
the Golden Fleece, on Count Pozie
ror of
Extraordinary Ambassador from the k'n'Pe or
Russia. On which occasion, he had the 11°":ot
language
the Address the King in the French
the general audience on the 15th. r
ir°e f
The following is the speech of that the ow'
rig"hStsia:f—tiNlVe hTenbroffutee rocfbeylloiuorn bmroakieestolu: again!..,t eeror
the 14;at of the
august Master perceived in his wisdom tin the filogeti f°l'
evils which the authors of this criminal atteriTt
Spain. .01 Pre'
tile- ,0
A vile- ,00
" The most painful experience eonfirtne' in prod"' tic
sages Much mere showed by alarmed Bort'Pe' of Pllb'
as the acts of violence and injustice of the usurper'
so t°
power destoyed the most confident hopes. of°
,„
" The necessity of stopping the fatal conseil"c"coarot
of things become dangerous to all, made til by
by feral,
sembled at Verona resolve to put an end to it ev_cro ttotel°
arms, if the obstinacy of the disturbers of the ge"
lily rendered rletnwdeasredfotrhii:rarer:coolttiotiotnakienttlliisepieunistainbtiler.a
in
aii:notibilood
jpersitzye.is srehsetohraesd.ituosty:romplished it with OrsY',.. all the ri.o
lode p
happiness
s s your
of
Spain,
legitimate power, ptie:)ootiliv'lleeer,3:374
iCYfO
fdr allies
rionio Ipited7r lir le
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world, Sire, expects to see their just hope cony.'
t fail " to
oast rpt
enci
" The difficulties which your Majesty cam"ail
tinioo' 100%
ter, in the pacification of your vast don
you *l' ,itad'
!lance the merit of having conquered their
dons in 114;0 t 0
means in the wisdom of your own detertninha.c.
_otti 0,
to
of your people, and in the interest with Iv I:1Y
tile) to: 0,
inspire your Allies; and your 11IajestY will pi,
ytii,,ji
glory of terminating the evils of the laid 1e.:1,v
ciewooci
fleas which hinders them from reviving, aod " of tot:0
causes them to be forgotten. that the Prltrictei
his in these sentiments, Sire, t our lsj
gust Master, lies ordered toe Offor, tP Y

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sincere congratulations on an event which he had so much at
heart on so many accounts, and to confide to you his hopes,
which are those of his allies, on the happy lot which your Wis.
don; Sire, is going to prepare for your numerous kingdoms,
whose fate is essentially united with that of Europe."
His Majesty made the following answer :
" I have received with satisfaction the noble expressions of
friendship from the Emperor, your Sovereign. The part
which his Imperial Majesty and his august Allies have taken
for the restoration of Spain, and to shorten its disasters, I can-
Slat but appreciate. I ant occupied in repairing the evils my
People have suffered ; and I confide in Divine Providence to
obtain that result, which is all I desire."
His Royal highness the Duke of Angoulem e,
before he leaves for France, has named Lieut.-
General Count Bourmont General-in-Chief of
all the French troops which occupy the Penin-
sula. The Count Bourmont arrived at Madrid
on the 14th.
The King our Sovereign has testified his regard
and pleasure to Count Bourmont, and has deco.
rated him with the Grand Cross of the Order of
St. Ferdinand.
The Gazette of Madrid publishes several Ad-
dresses to the King from different towns, expres-
sing their joy at the deliverance of his Majesty.
It is now asserted that the King of Spain will
.11,nt go to the Escurial before the 25th November,
and that, on that day will be opened the Confe-
rences relative to the situation of Spain. Gene-
ral Milary, with his family, arrived on the 18th at
Perpignan.
PROCLABIATION,by the INTENDANT of the ARM Y
and PRINCIPALITY of CATALONIA.
" Catalonians l—The Government of his Ma-
.
isst7 Ferdinand VII. has honoured me with being
intendant of this Army, and of the Principality.
4 must own that my powers are weak, compared
to to heavy a weight, and above all, when the
"it disposed wish to seduce the people.
44
Catalonians !—Second my good wishes, and
th°° ef the best of Sovereigns; and I assure you,
" t°l honour, that you will find in me a father;
and that I will exert myself to bring back to you
industry
and agriculture, and to be to you a
Protector.
(Signed)
bianreza, Nov. IL"
BAYONNE, Nor. 6.—The preparations for the
reception of the Prince Generalissimo still con-
thme. There is not a village from here to the
nidassoa which is not making preparations for
Pie hero of the Trocadero.—The Grand Head
Quarters are to be, on the 12th, at Burgos.
(From the Pilote of yesterday.)
FRONTIERS OF SPAIN.

tg VINCENT' TRIGOLA

:rhe 4th corps commenced their march on the
1-134101. France. It is stated that the whole of
the administration of this corps will be at Per-
Pignan at the end of the present month.
TllO effect which we announced the Decree
(f Xeres had concerning the Loan, has been
felt,)
IL the credit of Spain is shaken. M. Gueb-
)iird makes vain efforts at Paris to dispose of his
Lot)) Which cost 60i, and which no person in
dou
will take at 49.
Morello is at this moment much disregarded in
Spain. lie has not the least influence.
Count Abisbal has demanded permission to
return to Spain, but without success.

( Prom the Journal des Debate. )
Pi4lB, Nor. 23.—At one o'clock the King
tl'ceived the Ministers, Prince Talleyrand, and
hit Alarshals of France.

d"TERY.--This day the Gentlemen who
b
.-1,14411 Y bid for the Lottery, attended at the
reksery, When the CHANCELLOR of the Excns-
:utk accepted the offer made by Mr. SM..
pbilttl"" for 20,000 Tickets, to be drawn on or
I).N the 22d day of May next, of Thirteen
0%4 Eight Shillings per Ticket.

Twelve o'Clock.—Consols opened at
41" And for next Account, which is on Thursday,
4:1.. There was some business doing in the
I ltr Part of the morning. The Paris Expresses
late brought the French Itentes at 89f. 35c. and
A
SPIN,
at 29. GUEDHARD'A Loan has now been
Painted in the list, but there is nothing doing in it.
Zitllittl("4l MARKET.— Spanish Bonds opened at
'tit l* Colombian and Chiller' are now at
ersiaari
prices.
iftlep!

Jerican
NOrb; Papers to the 26th Oct. arrived this
• milige

p the Net, York Paper of the 22d Oct.]
4‘
livdirtraet Of a Letter from Vera Crux.— For
to Pal dft-e
.1' past there has been much alarm as
thbettilities between the Castle of St. John and
141.$ eitl; affairs progress to a rupture, and we
ai it probable that the Port of Vera Crux
that be closed by the Mexican Government, and
rittlo will become for a time the place
business"

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41 C' 'ruaY the Duke of YORK hell.. a
.Lev,
hor;°trunander-in-Chief, at his Office
iin the.
%ice
Pars'
was tt led by—Grene.ral
which fl. etl( .
(411:Yn, General Sir George Nugent, Major
tat) %ill, William Douglas, Major. General "
44:•:.,ce-dAdlniral Sir William Hotharn) Sir
. vv Won: and about 20 others.

PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, Nov. 25.

Parliament assembled this day, to be further
prorogued.—At nearly half after three o'clock the Lord Chan..
cellor, the Earl of Shaftesbury, and Lord St. Helens, took their
seats before the Throne as the Lords Commissioners, whereupon
the Yeoman Usher of the Black Rod was directed to require the
attendance of the Lower House.

After the Royal Commission, which was dated the 18th inst.,
had been read by their Lordships' Assistant Clerk, the Lord
Chancellor, by virtue of the same, and in obedience to Iris
Majesty's command, now declared that Parliament was pro-
rogued from this 25th day of November to Tuesday the 3d day
of February next, " then to sit and to be holden in our City
of *Westminster, as aforesaid."