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London, England, 1825-05-19 00:00:00

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Last night the Paris Papers of Monday reached
and this forenoon we received the moniteur of Tuesday,
and the Lie:le of yesterday, by express; and .a.. 1
private• letter from our Correspondent dated • Tues..
day. In, another column we have given an account
of the reception
.of the Duchess of NoftruumßEß-i
LAND by the DAUPIIINRES, who, on this occasion, re-
presented the Queen of FRANCE. The reception had
much of the etiquette of the aacien regime, and, our
Correspondent says her Grace acquitted herself with
great dignity, and worthy of her own rank and the na-
tion she represented. - -
The Etoile of yesterday says, the letters from Trieste
of the sth instant, confirm the account of the defeat cf
the troops of IBRAHIM PACHA in the Morea. It was on
the 27th of Much that the Greeks attacked the Eg)p-
tian corps,which was entrenched at Modon, and entirely
destroyed it. This victory decided the fate of the ex-
pedition. Seieral European Officers who commanded
the troops have fallen into the-hands of the Greeks, and
have been sent to Napoli di,Romanis.
The !Stolle contains an elaborate description of the
Coronation carriage, which was to leave Paris yester-
day, for Rheims. The splendid carriage of the Duke
of NORTHUMBERLAND also excites much admiration.

The Moniteur of Tuesday contains in its official pan
a Royal Ordonnance, nominating Cardinal the'Dne de
CLERMONT TONNERRE, Peer of France, the Archbishop
of Toulouse and Narbonne, and the Comte de Louis,
Peer of France, Archbishop of Rheims, Commandels
of the Orders of St. Esprit and St. Michel, and autho•
rising them to wear the decorations of those Orders.

On the 15th inst. the KING gave a dinner of sixteen
covers at St. Cloud, when the Duke and Duchess, and
Mademoiselle of ORLEANS, • the Duke of touxsoN,
Prince MAXIMILIAN of Saxe, and his son and daughter,
dined with the King.
Divisions of the Gendarmerie of Paris will form part
of the camp at` Rheims, and be commanded by Vis.
comte de FOUCAULD.

The Moniteur copies the paragraph which we in•
serted some days ago from, the Mode, relating to the
negotiation between Portugal and Brazil, for the
recognition of the independence of the latter coun-
try. The KING, who now chiefly resides at St.
Cloud, was to return to-day to the capital, and to
remain there, till his- departure for Rheims, from
whence he k expected to return, after the ceremony of
the Coronation, on the 6th of June.

Frankfort Papers to the ISth instant have reached
us ; but they contain no intelligence from Greece, or
indeed from any other country, worth quoting.

Brussels Papers to the 19th instant reached us this
forenoon. They state that the Emperor of MOROCCO
has opened the port of St. Croix to ships under the flag
of the Netherlands, with a promise of protection and
security to the Captains of the ships and their cargoes.
The High Court of Justice of Frankfort on the Oder
has passed sentence ia the offair of Professor Jam. It
has annulled the sentence pronounced by the 10bunil
of Breslau, which condemned the Profesor to -two
year(• imprisonment in a fortress, for having, it is al-
leged, " at various times held improper and insolent

'language respecting tbe form of boveinmento and the'
institueons existing in the Piussian Monastby ; And tir
having) by this means, excited discontEtt." The Tri-
bunal has declared him not guilty of holding such lan-
guage, and has only sentenced him to pay the expenses,
of the second trial, which, in case of his not having suf-
ficient means, are to be teduced to the disbursements'
actually made during the proceedings. By the same
sentence, the Professor is exempted from the payment of
the expenses of the first trial, which are, at all events, to
be limited to the actual disbutsements made by the
Royal Treasury.

Private letters from Madrid, of the 2d inst. give a
melancholy picture of the poverty and debasement of
that once rich and great country. The Royal Treasury
is empty, and in the provinces the revenue is unpro-
ductive. In the capital a serious disturbance had re-
cently taken place between some of the Swiss soldiers
and the artillerymen of the Royal Guard. It is said
some persons were killed and wounded on both sides.
What, however, more immediately alarms the Spanith
Minister;, is the too rapidly (for them) approaching
month of July, that being the period fixed for the re-
, payment by Spain to France of the twenty-four millions
lent to the Regency. Sixteen millions of the sum they
wilt cancel, by giving.a receipt to the French Govern.
ment, for the amount of unpaid indemnities accorded
by France to the Spaniards, who
.had suffered by the
invasion of NAPOLEON. The great difficulty is, to know
how to procure the balance a eight rrlitions to close
.the account. The Ministers had several discussicns on
the subject, and_ in the last it. was dtcided to take them
from the Sinking'Fund ; but the Dit eztor, M.VINCENTF,
on being'apPl ed to; replied tltt he had them not.—
Here a new difficulty -arirse,--syliich- has not been sur-
mounted. Ifriefoltrisirhig is an exteact f a private letter
from Spaip, dated April 29, which we have.received

4.1 wispt I could give Yon some interesting news
fiom hence,butr am sorry to say the state of things in
this cowry is getiing worse- and worse, without any
hopes of:speedy improvement. Commerce is almost
annihilated; and aviculture, with eves y blanch of in-
dustry, perfectly neglected, which is a shame and great
pity, as certainly there iv not in the world so good a
cliniatd.nOr sir fertile a soil. Indeed, there would not
be any reason to regret the loss of the colonies, if there
vriVddyi good 'G ivernment, and a disposition to be
indtuktsious, for with such we could produce sugar,
coliee,.counns, and every other ()lonia! produce ; but I
repeat that A is neglected, nothing at all done for the
public pod, brit absolute ruin and misery appoaching.'

This forencrm we received- Milan and Piedmontese
Gazettes to the 7th -instant. The latter merely an-
nounce the departure et the Signor Marchese VINCENZO,
as Yenv4txtraordinary ttora Sardinia to the Sublime
Torte. The Marquis is the first D'plomatic Agent since
the commeival treaty between .he two PoWers, through
the agencyll .14.9,rd ,STanNGiOliD.

Tice Milan- Gnzelte of the sth instant contains long
details okihe of.the. Emperor and Empiess of
AUSTRIA. through the Italian -States, which is sa'id to
resemble a triumphal proiession, on account of the
crowds who every.where flock to greet them. At Man-
tua their MAJESTIES were joined, on the Ist of May, by
the Duchess Of:Pis tiNIA: -The kouilty:o their Imperial
MAJESTIES is much praised, and after the Emperor
expressed his thanks to the Mantuans for their awn.'
tht., through the Archduke ViterOy, the Imperial
Family set out CorCreniona, where they arrived on the
4th instant. The followingis from the Milan Gazette :

MILAN, MAY 7.

At Mantua, the Municipal Authorities, to perpetuate
the memory ot the, visit of their Majesties, purchased
and pulled. down, in .a few days, some houses, and
oleard a new street, to the Virgilian Forum, and erected
the model, in wood, of a magnificent arch, which is to
he the entrance to it, on. the two sides is the fol-
lowing inset iption :

Alla lifaesti de Francesio T.
Questo nuove adito al Foro Virgiliano,
La patria del carton di Augusto,
Dedica et eonsaera.
Onori6eatz dalla presenza di Cesare,
La Iggia dim di Mantova
Rivirente festeggia
Alit ealende di Maggio 1111)CCCXXV.
Their Majesties, accompanied by the Duchess of
parma and their Imperial Highnesses, were the first
who passed through this new road, in the afternoon, to
the Virgilian Amphitheatre, where a new Opera was
performed.
*Their Majesties viewed with great attention all the
Public Establishments, and particularly the Schools and
Charitable Institutions. They everywhere leave ample
proofs of their liberality and attention to the claims of
the indigent.

The Duke of YORK and the Duchess of GLOUCRSTIR
visited the Kum yesterday.
Yesterday the Duchess of GLOUCESTER dined with
the Princess AUGUSTA.

Prince LEoPOLD and the Duchess of Knit honoured
che Italian Opera-house with their presence on Tuesday evening.
Mr. Secretary CANNING transacted business yesterday
at the Foreign Office, Downing-street.
The Earl of DERBY, at the Oaks, and Mr. DEMME,
at Denbies, have splendid partiesduring lf4sont Racer,
The general opinion at the Opera, on Tuesday night,
was, that the substitution of Mello for the opera announced, was
only a semi-restedy (Slnitineitids.)
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East
India House, when General Lord Commis; G.C.B. and Lieu-
tenant-General Sir Guiana Towunum G.C.B. took 'the
usual oaths, on being appointed, the former Commander-In-Chief
c the Company's Forces at Bengal, and second in Council; and the
latter u Commander-in-adef, and second in Council at Fort St.

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George. They afterwards dined with the Directors, at the City
of London Tavern.

Captain Loma, of the ship Doke of York, took leave of
the Court, previous to departing for Chins direct.
Mr: Osbaldtston, on Tuesday last, killed 19 birds out of 26, at
twenti.sin yards:.
Arrivals at the Bath Hotel, Arlington.street :—Colonel and Mrs .
W front the Continent; Mr. and Mrs. Fits-James, from
Herta. and Mini Hutchinson have left ditto, for Cheltenham.