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London, England, 1830-04-01 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

We have just received by an extraordinary exprcu from Par s
the Messager des Ckantbres of Tuesday and Wednesday, and ti e
Momileur and other journals of Tuesday, March 90.
From the Constitutionnel.
ROME, Maacm 17.

The day before yesterday the Pope held a Secret Conoistory in the
Vatican. His Holiness nominated nineteen Bishops for all parts
of the world. On the same day he raised to the dignity of Cattli-
nal—let, Thomas Weld, born at London, 22d January, 1773,
Bishop of Amyclea, isperlibus ; 2d, M. Raphael Maiio, a native
of Rome; 3d, M. de Simone, of Beneventum. His Holiness an-
nounced that he kept in petto the names of eight Cardinals who
would soon be created.

The agents of Dim Miguel, supported by the Minister of Naples
land the Cabinets of London and Paris, and Cardinal Albani, have
in vain done their utmost to induce his Holiness to recognise the
usurper. Plus the Eighth said to a Prince of the Church, who was
a member of the first commission appointed to examine she titles
and the validity of the demandof the usurper, " I have several times

said to Cardinal Albani, that if all the Kings of the universe shculd
acknowledge Don Miguel u the legitimate King of Portugal de
facto ci de furl, he never would be recognised by Pius VIII. before
the Emperor of Brazil shall have voluntarily abdicated in favour of
Don Miguel, in the name of Donna Maria da Gloria, his daughter,
whom Leo XII. acknowledged u legitimate Queen of Portugal. I
will sooner annul all the canons of the Church than recognise Don
Miguel."

From the Moniteur.
NAPLES, 11Lutcli 14.

An extraordinary courier, who arrived from Madrid the day before
yesterday, brought to a mercantile house of this city authorising it
to purchase in Sicily and to export 20,000 &ems of wheat, which
are supposed to be intended for the French expedition against AI.
gins. The salem of the finest wheat costs about thirty francs, be-
sides the export.duties. It is supposed that the corn will be con.
veyed In Neapolitan ships to Its destination. The extraordinary
sale of 20,000 salems of wheat, when trade of all kind is at a stand,
is a piece of good fortune for Sicily.

PARIS, Muten 29.
The King and his Highness the Dauphin left Pariv, at a quarter
put eight, on a shooting excursion in the forest of St. Germain.
From the Messager des Chantbres.
PARIS, MARCH 20.
The bettter to ensure the success of the expedition to Africa, it
has just been decided, after u debate in the Supreme Council of War,
at which the Dauphin presided, that a corps of 8,000 or 10,000 men
shall be assembled in the environs of Marseilles, Toulon, and. Cette,
to form the reserve ot the army, to furnish it with reir.forcements. 'a
case of need, and to relieve the regiments which may have suflond
the most. The chief command of the corps de reserve is said to x•
destined for Lieut.-General Viscount de Montesquieu Fesenzac,who
commanded a bngade of the grand army in the corps of 3lanhal
Davoust, in the Russian campaign. An emissary of the Dey of Al-
glus quitted Paris a few days ago. lie contented himself with re.
(inking that three millions should be paid to his muter, being the
balance of an account in his favour, which is actually deposited in
the Cease des Consignations. On this condition an Envoy hxtrear-
dioary was to be sent to Paris by the Dey to make all the reparation
that should be required ; only half a million of fiance were asked .o
defray the expense of his mission. These proposals were rejected.
From the Gazette de France.
PARIS, lilancit 29.
It is affirmed that his Highneas the Dauphin will go to Toulon
to be present at the embarkation of the troops composing the expe-
dition against Algiers.

From the Messager des Chanibres of Wednesday.
PARIS, Malicia 30.
A letter from Constantinople of the 28th of Februazy, informs us
that the Reis Effendi (who has been allowed to retire on account of
his bad health,) has been succeeded by Alehaned Hamid Hey, who
has twice before filled that dice. Ilamid Bey held the post of
Riaja Bey and Reis in the camp of the Grand Visite at Adrianeple,
where his place ha been taken by Bali Effendi, one of the Pfeti.
potentiuies of the conferences at Akerman.
One of these Papers give the continuance of the proceedings in
the trial of the Baron de St. Clair. Among the witnesses was the
real Col. St. Clair, of the British service, who, in 1811, was Major
of the sth regiment of Chasseurs, in the service of Portugal, who
declared that be was the only officer of that name in the Portuguese
army, and that he did not kaow the accused. Another witness wns
the secretary of the English Genetal.in.Chief, who commanded in
Portugal, who declared that he did not know of any officer of the
name of St. ClAir, in Portugal, besides the Major of the Bth regi.
meat of Choiseul's. He recognised the accused as having served in
the Ist regiment by the name of Mejer Maekline, who, he says, was
a troublesome person, writing letters to the General-in.Chtet to ask
proatotion, and had been punished for his importunity by being
sent to serve in the 78th English regiment. Ithi letters were Mitred
Mackline." .1 .

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