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London, England, 1827-09-24 00:00:00

order, for the information of yourself and the Ge-
neral commanding the troops on service, at the same
time recommending to you both the prompt execu-
tion of these measures."

ANOTHER OSTICAL ♦RTICLE.
The King, my master, after having teen your Ex-
cellency's despatches, dated Aug. 31,• and those of
the Governor of Vich, which your Excellency for-
warded enclosed, has decreed as follows :
" Art. 1. The General commanding the troops on
service in Catalonia shall forthwith proceed against

those persons who protected, or favoured, in any man-
ner whatever, the entry of the rebels into the town
of Vich, who shall be tried summarily according to

the laws of the kingdom.
" 2. The battalion of Royalist Volunteers of Vieli
is provisionally disbanded. This I communicate to
you by Royal order for your information," Ace.

ANOTHER.

" The King, our master, desirous to secure punc-
tuality in every branch of the public service, and to
punish the negligence of those, who, placed by his
Majesty in situations of confidence, forget their duty
when they fail to employ the force necessary for sus-
tainine• the authority which has been intrusted to
them has thought fit to decree as follows :—.
" Art. 1. The governors of fortified places or
castles, who manifest little vigilance or weakness in
preserving the different posts they command, shall
be immediately dismissed.
" 2. Those who do not defend their posts, ac-
cording to the Royal military ordinances, shall be
tried summarily, and undergo the rigorous punish-
ment inflicted by the said ordinances.
" 3. The Generals, Chiefs, and officers of every
description, who do not within the limits 'of their
authority employ all their efforts for the fulfilment
of the orders, of his Majesty, of your Excellency, or
of the General commanding the troops on service,
with the view of repressing the rebellion, which is
kept up on the same points of Catalonia, shall be de-
prived of their employments, and notification thereof
given to the Ministerial departments to which they
may respectively belong. I inform you hereof, in
virtue of a Royal order, for your information," &c.

(From the Gazette de France, Sept. 22.)
(EXTRACT OF A YRIVATE LETTER.)
ALEXANDRIA, JULY 16.—The news of the dif-
ferences which have arisen between France and
Algiers had reached us indirectly from Trieste and
Leghorn. We expected with impatience the parti-
Culars of the affair, when a ship from Marseilles,
which arrived yesterday, brought despatches' to the
French Consul, announcing that the Government
had jest sent an expedition against Algiers, to exact
from that Government entire satisfaction for the in-
sults which it had offered to M. Duval, the King's
Consul-General at Algiers. M. Malivoire, the
King's Consul acting at present as Consul-General,
immediately waited on the Viceroy to obtain an order
from him, prohibiting the Algerine frigates which are
in our port to leave it, as it was presumed they in-
tended to do. This wise and prudent measure
was completely successful. I have the satis-
faction to inform you, that the Pacha, yielding
to the request of M. Malivoire, has promised
to retain those frigates in the port. Two French
frigates sail to-day for Marseilles. We are in-
debted to the French Consul for preserving them
from the fate which they might have expected if the
'Algerine frigates had pursued them. M. Malivoire,
whose long services in the Levant facilitates the
negociations which he undertakes, is greatly re-
spected by. foreigners here, and the Frene'l mer-
chants daily congratulate themselyes on finding in
this protector of commerce all the social qualities
which have gained him so many friends.
JASSY, AUG. 7.---The wind ceased the day before
yesterday, in the evening, and the remainder of the
city has been saved from the flames. The parti-
culars already given of the fire are correct, and the
number of the houses burnt, and the persons who
have perished, still greater than was stated. Every
moment dead bodies are found among the ruins.—
The loss is far greater than our Anthappy city sus-
tained in 1821. The horror of the scene was in-
creased by bands of *retches who endeavoured to
set fire to several parts of the city ; and it is only
to the vigilance of the patrols which have been
organized for these three days, that we are indebted
for the preservation of what remains of the city.—
The Austrian subjects (as was stated in a former
account) especially distinguished themselves by
-leir activity.

PARIS, SEPTEMBER 21.—The Prefect of the
Seine, the Prefect of Police, the Secretaries-Ge-
neral of the two prefectures, and the , Sub-Pre-
fect of the arrondissement of St. Denis, repair-
ed yesterday to the boundaries of the department
of the Seine, to the confines of the territory Pierre-
fitte, where the Mayor and his adjunct, the members
or the Municipal Council, and a great number of
the inhahitants of that Commune, were assembled.
The Mayor of Staines was also there with several
of his colleagues and of the inhabitants of the adja-
cent communes. The King arrived at two o'clock,
his•carriage stopped, and M. de Chabrol approached
and delivered an address, to which his Majesty re-
plied as follows :
" Gentlemen,—l have received with lively satis-
faction the expression of the feelings of my subjects
in the departments through which I have passed.
The city of Paris knows also that I have claims to
its love, rights to its confidence. lam convinced.
that I H always find it faithful, and that it will
always be to me such as it was in 1814, when I have
the happiness to appear'in the midst of it."
Cries of Vive le Roi, and the sound of trumpets,
which were concealed under bowers of foliage, which
' were arranged along the road, immediately followed
the King'saaswer. The little village of Pierrefitte, in
the department of the Seine, was adorned with flags,
and garlands were hung across the streets in many
places. The house of the Mayor, M. Audinot, was
elegantly ornamented. His Majesty was received with
similar marks of respect in the other villages, and
arrived at St. Cloud at half-past three in excellent
health.
(EXTRACT FROM ANOTIIIR PRIVATE LITTER.)

The King has decided upon, getting rid of his fa-
vourite, and Don Francisco Tadeo de Calomarde has
been obliged, at last, to give way. M. de Salazar
has been charged; ad interim, with the portefeuille
of grace and justice; and the-Royal note, which this
night bore him this appointment, also directed M. de
Zambrano, in all haste, to despatch to Arragon two
of the three regiments which are at Madrid. The
3d Regiment of the guard and the chasseurs of the
provincial militia of the same guard, started at seven
o'clock, one for Lerida, the other for Sarragossa,
haring only had two hours to make ready for their
departure.
In the night of the Bth-9th of this month, at one
o'clock in the morning, a courier arrived from Lon-
don, bearing the news of the conclusion of the ne-
gociations of England with Spain, on the subject of
Portugal. The Infant Don Miguel, named by the
Emperor of Brazil, his August brother, Lieutenant
of Portugal, is about to repair to Lisbon ; the Eng-
lish traps will withdraw in the month of January
next, only leaving in Portugal the forces necessary
to maintain order.

(From the Quotidienne. )
(PRIVATE CORRESPOIIDENCE.)
MADRID, SEPT. 10.—According to the last letters
from M. D'Ofalia, it appears that the English Go-
vernment has altogether changed its mode of acting
towards him, and that the affairs of Portugal are
nearly settled. The Cabinet of St, James's, en-
lightened, no doubt, I.ly the reports of its agents
upon the true wishes of the Portuguese nation, has
agreed to concessions which have brought the dif-
ferent parties to a right understanding; for example,
all' the obstacles which opposed themselves to the n
journey of
- —O4 Miguel to Portugal, are removed,
and the young Prince
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his The message that M.
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leave this very day for London.
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