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London, England, 1827-01-17 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

RECEIVED BY EXPRESS.
PROM THE ILTOILE, DAVID stomper, JASIMIT 15.
PARIS, JAMMU' 14.
We hare letters fit= Mad t sd. dated J snur.ry 4, which
say that M. de-Lima will be received ta-morsaw at
Court as Charge d'Affaires, in return for the reinstate-
ment of the Count de Casa Flores, in his funF.iuns as
Ambassador at Lisbon.
The movement of troops on the frontiers continues
with the greatest activity. The lancers f the guard
have received orders to hold themselves in teadiness to
march. It is affirmed, that above 30,000 men, cf whom
three thousand v. ill be-cavalry, will be aaaembled along
the line horn 6.5• icia to Extremadura.
L;eutenant General Satsfield is still designated for the
chief command 4'l the troops stationed on the frontiers.
Maio, Generals Itodil, Oreil, Semi; ikc. will command
the several divisions under him.
No news has been received for some days past, sof the Portuguese
Insurgents.
The city of Balboa has just proceeded to the annual elections of
the Municipality. The persons chosen are Royalists, friends to order.
The north wind, which has blown with such violence
for some days past,
.has so blocked up with snow the
roads in Switzerland, that the communications ate
-almost wholly cut off. The mails from Pails and Lyons
have been delayed 30 hours. We hear of carts, horses.
and even men, buried in the snow, as well as a great
number of other accidents.

[The Eteik has news from Lisbon of the 30th of December, but
no later, and consisting of only extracts from the Lidos Gasette..l
The Mani/ear of Sunday has e second amide, of
three co•umns and a halt, on the Projet of LAW for
the regulation of the Pieta. it supports its arguments
by quot tug the Baglid' Bill, call!ei—g. An Act for
subjecting certain publications to the Stamp Duty on
N.wsp4pers, and for adopting other regulations, in
order to • restrain the abuse/ asi ing from the publica-
tion ot impious and seditious libels." It likewise alleges
Goldsmith's dispute with a bookseaer, and quotes some
passages of his letter, published in the Daily Adveraier
of 31st March, 1773.
The Muni:ear contains a comparative view of the
receipts of 1826, ai.h the estimated receipt according
to the Budget; try which it appears that the receipt has
exceeded the estimate by 31%687,065 irancs.
Front a second table, it further appears, that the receipt of 1826
has exceeded chat ot 14623, by the sum ad 15,322000 truss.

FROM THE QUOTIDINOII OF bumpar.
PARIS, JAisuAay 13.

The Dairphiness has just associated her august name
With the monument which the town of Albi is about to
elect t•s the memory of La Perouse. The name of that
co.ebiated soyager, found wham, at aist, there clung
so many hopes, and who for neatly tor ;y years has been
the object of universal regret, is one of those which the
ca►tital of the ancient Albigeois has most season to
honour. The Courszit G ne al of the Depaitmeilt, at
the suggest on of M. de Cates, l'refect of Tarn, has
voted 'l,OOO francs, and the Municipal Council 10,000,
(or this noble purpose. The Dauphin's, whose august
frets ,t tr..ced, Weit Ins own han is, the instsuctions for
Li Perouse. has sub tribes* 1,000 'rants. The King
ttas subscisbed a similar ►um.
e last letters' ieceiveJ firms Madrid, come down to
theSzli ot,J intrar!.- At that period the aspect of :.firs
nr the ea► nal iciasinest nochtlignda Mtn 's n►iad, east.'
tinned i t a strong ,oltlefil excitement. Govei mann was
sho-ectssiag the psepiiati•rsuil:tr the war, and directing
the snafch tthhet,aopstfiaardsthetiontier. The Soist
r.g issaits haJ'aot left Miijoij, nor 14‘.1 31r. Lamb de
.I.4sided his passpeirts. Lasilv M. de Caloarar de was still
4r the head of JIM s, and tmete appeased no piobability
of his y tiding bi• place so a mines, especially as the
Kt..* sw 110 L appear at all disposed to change his system.
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interrupted. which is naturally autsbuted to the badnes
'of the weather. and the obstacles opposed to the passag
of the coolie's through the d files of the mountain..
is nevertheless mattes of strong belie, that the insturec
Lion is continuing to snake progress in ale the Province
and that the .army of the Masquis de Owe. is dol.
drawing smiler to Lisbon.

PARIS. JANUAILT 12.

Prince de Polignac, French Ambassador at the Coon
of Great Britain, arrived at Paris yesterday. at •is
o'clock in the evening. He alighted at the King's stables
in the Place de Carousel. N•rthing was discussed to•day
upon 'Change, but the departure of M. de Poligrrac
from London. The fact has given rise to a number o:
contradictory reports. It is geoer■lly believed, however,
that Iris Excellency sill suit return to England.

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W A KS& VI, Decimate!' 7A).
By letters from St. Petershusgh, it appears that the
delays opposed to the departure of M. de lti!ieaupierre.
for Constantinople, are to be attributed to his waiting
preying., to his setting out for his destination 4 the arti
sal d the English Aftelii•Silinr, or, at terse, of du
patches from London, :dative to the aegoci itionswficf
are about to be opened with the Pot te upon the :flair
of Greece. There can be 110 doubt that the great Power
have adopted,‘ upon this question, a common line co
policy, at Iraq in principle. Differenceof opinion, how
ever, may still rust upon the future state of Greece
which it will be essential to reconcile. The 1 sop oral,
of England must be so Iramed As to pot an end to We
fear that she looks to Greece as a futuiecolanp—a coo-
ditiori to which Eutope w ill never sub-crib.. These i
the ns ,re reason to hose that the Eoelish Cabinet wil
shew itself disposed to make concessions cowards their
Antes, from the affairs of Portugal furnishing to then
sufficiently grave occupation; and because Mr. Canning
if he wishes to make his conduct consistent with hi:
Words, will be forced to sacrifice certain mercantile in
terests to the }peat principle of humanity.

num THE cdiririrortrect. or IttlNtsar.
PARIS, Jar. 13.

I Yesterday, in the evening, the Prince de Patient paid a ♦islt so
the Minister fur Foreign Aff Ars, and afterwards to M. de Valets,
with whom he remained nearly an hour.

FROM Tilt IMAMS DS FAAACR 01 SATURDAY.
►YHA, Naming& 24.
There is a curtesst report that Ibrahim Pacha has
taken posseAion, almost without resistance, olthe fut.
tress 41 Napoli di Malvasia, where the Greeks had had
the imprmience to leave but a very weak garrisco,
without am.nitution. This fortress, which stands a.:
the entrance of the Gulf of Argos, is one of the stronges
its the Motea, and might have w.thstood Ibrahim for a
long time. The Greeks thus possess in the Mores but
the single foams of Napoli di Rolll4.tial, witich the
misunderstanding of the Chiefs may. the instant it is
attacked, deliver veer to the 'forks. It is deafened dm
CJlonel Fabrics intends to qu t Greece. • •

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111016 TOR MONITEUS sr I.ITIIIIMV.
MADRID, JANCARY 1.
Lieutenant General Carvajal, liispecor General of the
Volunteer Royalists of the Kingthim, his just made an
offer to Government of a division of 5,000 volunteer
royalists, in order to reinforce the Army of Observation.
which has already partly assembled, under the orders
of Lieutenant General Rudd: Government has hastened
to offer to General Carvajal, in the name of the King
the thanks due to his zeal ; and replied that they would
t eke advantage of his offel, at such time and in such
place at might appear most suitable.
A courier, which arrived yesterday from Li,bnn, in
five days, states, that the insurgents of P ittugal have
experienced great reverses. They were driven trOm the
environs of Oporto,- %%bleb is defended by the Conititu
tional General Claudino, And obliged Cu fatl back in the
direction of Almeida. At the moment that the courier
left, the English squadron was expected in the waters
of the Tagus.
Some persons, who appear well infot used, affirm, that
our Government has given complete sati,faction t.i the'
Portuguese Cabinet, and to the English Minister, with
respect to the re•enttance into Portugal of the insur-
gents who had sought refuge in Spain, and also with
respect to the conduct of the Captains• General of Old
Castile and Estiemadura ; and that the whole of the
terences between the Portuguese Government and our,
have been amicably settled. It appears that, in conse-
quence of this species of arrangement between the two
Government,, a corps of Spanish troops has been sent
to the frontiers, to prevent, as we have already an-
nuunced, any emigrant who remains in Spain trim
passing over into Portugal. and to hinder such as have
passed over from returning into Spain.

FLOW TIIR 3101111111111 o► rupee.
MADRID, JANUARY 2.
Count Xl:grails has just been mimed Hovey Extraordloary and
Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of London, where he will
succeed the Count d'Alcudia. He, at first, wished to mime tie
°See to which he was canted, but be at length yielded to the
intreaties of Government.

TEM TNT ItTOILIy DATED TEETZEDAT.
ST. PETERSI3URGH, Decennia SO.
The Gazette of the Senate has just published the letters patent
which his tlaje.ty the Fanperot has been pkascd to grant to the
Illerassais lirethteu in Siloam.

PARIS, JANUARY 15.

LISS or tug DAY.
Tug Costretrotioentw—The Minister of Finance cookl only
obuin by bribery the information he has procured respecting the
receipt and expenditure of the Linutittitinfastel.
Toe QUOTKOZMOL—Tbe Eroik announces, that there are 30,000
men assembled on the frontiers of Portugal.
[We said it was aimed at Madrid, that there would be above
30,000 men on the line, but we do not ' believe that there are
10,000 at this moment.]
The Prince de Pt/Utilise, who had a private audience, yesterday,l
of his Majesty, before Masa, sets owt. tat-morrow for Louvain.
Accounts teas Paraguay my, that on the -lath September pen
feet tranquillity prevailed there, in spite of the troubles that hal
been excited by Lieutenant.Colunel Abendano. Zoklas; red,
will commands, had dunked the tisbeual for its zeal ha trying'
the guilty.
The Coast de Lanjidools, Pear ef France. leas just been carried
otby a dander of only feet days duration. His obsequies wil.
take piece stn the 16th.
TheFtentnittee of the Chamber of Deputies for examining the
rrisjet al.& ./ on the Press, has appointed hi. Dution its Pico
4.lft& and MAilacquillie its Secretary.
1 .710:Striffe flaalust a word of news tram Spain or Portugal.
(N.4z of the'illorning Papers coutwu more recent news trim.
t .. Pinin wla.)
A 'titer of the above date, accompanying the Samna rum
-rads, says, " A comidcrehle &cline hi, to..IAv r Are rise.- jr.• I