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CM' d'Ourcq. which were valued at 000,000 Francs.'
The indemnity is in certain houses in the Rue St. Ho-
nore, adjoining the Palais Royale, which, with the
three arcades of the Palais Royale itself, are confirmed
to the Duke and his heirs for ever : the reversion, in de-
fault of male issue, to be to the Crown.

Tuesday, the KING, who continues at St. Cloud,
gave audience to the Chancellor ; and received a de-
putation of the Chamber of Peers, who presented five
Projects of Law, which the Chamber had adopted on
the preceding day. His MAJESTY afterwards rode out.
The proceedings in the Chamber of Peers are of no in-
terest ; and those in the Deputies are still confined to
the Budget, which Ministers are, notwithstanding the
opposition made to it, carrying successfully. In the
lower Chamber, the influence of M. de VILLELE is
undiminished.
The Echo du Midi states, that the Commission esta-
blished at Toulouse for the purpose of investigating
the accounts relative to the Army in Spain, had termi-
nated their labours, so far as relates to the year 1823,
and had proceeded to Bayonne to examine the accounts
for the year 1824.
The Gazette of the Two Sicilies states, that the Police
of Naples has been reorganized ; and that the Archdu-
chess MARIA LOUISA, after visiting everything worth
seeing in that capital, had embarked for Pale( mo.
The intelligence from Madrid in the Ft ench Papers
is to the Bth instant. Intelligence had been received of
the KING and QUEEN'S arrival at Cuenca. It appears,
though for what reason is not stated, that the Royal
route was unexpectedly changed. The KING will re-
turn to Madrid at the end of the month, and afterwards
repair to St. Ildefonso with the Royal Family.
It appears, from the Madrid article in the Monitear,
that. the Spanish Government exercises it authority with
some vigour, in order, it is said, to secure tranquillity
and the empire of the laws, and in this it is assisted b y
the French forces. At Tarrazona and Borja, in Arr agon,
some Royalist Volunteers had committed such excesses
that it became necessary to send a part of the French
garrison at Saragossa to both places. They disarmed
the volunteers, and seizing the Chiefs, conducted them
to the prisons of Saragossa.
The Etoile contains intelligence respecting the war in
Peru, which would be highly important if it did not
come from Madrid, where every kind of imposture is
daily practised and fabricated. It represents BOLIVAR
to have lost half his army in a great battle; and to
have been compelled to re-enter the Colombian terri-
tory. No. dates, however, au given ; and the whole has
the appearance of a deliberatZfatiication. The follow-
ing are extracts: •
FROM THE JOURNAL DES DEBATS.
PARIS, eugy

M. Ravez, Prfsident of the Chamber of Deputies.
paid a visit yesterday to Pozzo di Borgo, which lasted,
an hour.

Yesterday evening, at nine o'clock, Count Pozzo di
Burg, Baron Vincent, the Austrian Ambassador, and
the Minister of Prussia, had a conference with Count
de Villele, President of the Council of Ministers, which
lasted two hours and a quarter.
Accounts from Versailles state, that the 3d Battalion
of the 7th Regiment of the Royal Guard had returned
from Madrid, and the 3d Battalion of the Bth Regiment
was expected soon.