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FRENCH -PAPERS.

BAYONNE, JUNE 24,
Yesterday the King of Spain arrived in this city at
three in the-afternoon. All the honours due to the
august brother of his Majesty the Emperor and King
were paid to him. General the Count de Monthion,
commanding the department, went to meet him upon
the road, with a detachment of the Guard of Honour
on horseback, and of the Gendarmerie. The civil
' and military authorities repaired to the gale of the
city, where M. Loin, sub-prefect, had the honour to
compliment his-Catholic Majesty.
The King replied as follows—
I thank you, M. Sub-prefect, for thi sentiments
you have expressed to me.—Among the reasons which
make me desirous of the speedy re-establishment of
'order in Spain, that of seeing renewed the amicable
relations and commerce of the Peninsula with France
is not the least important, and particularly with the
city of Bayonne, which has given so many proofs of
attachment to the Emperor, and which has thus ac-
quired particular claims to my gratitude."
Cies of Live the Emperor ! Live the King of
Spain ! were heard on all sides.
His Majesty was greeted at his entrance by salutes
of artillery from the citadel, the ships of war in the
port, and the guns of the fortress. He pame.l through
the city between a double line of troo,m, which ex-
tended to the Imperial Castle of Marrac.• where his
Majesty alighted. An immense multitude fillesipthe
windows and crowded the streets during his passage.
His Majesty graciously accepted the service of the
Horse and Foot Guard of Honour, during the shott
stay which he must make nt Marrac.
This day his Catholic Majesty received the eccle-
siastical, civil, and military authorities—he spoke to
each of them with that kindness and affability which
, characterise him.
VIENNA, JUNE 22.
On the 16th we were informed of the death of the
old King of Sardinia.
The Court of St. Petersburgh has notified to all the
Diplomatic Body and all its Ministers resident at fo-
reign courts, that Count Lauriston, the new Ambas-
sador from France to Russia, had renewed to it, onl
the part of his Court, protestations of the sincerest,
amity.
• The latest letters from Bucharest inform us, that
negotiations for peace are renewed between the Turks
and Russians, and a basis is even spoken of, about
which they are nearly agreed.
Our bank-paper was this day at 1453 florins, for
100 florins in specie.

GENOA, JUNE 19.
Private letters acquaint us, that the privateer Le
Dauphin, fitted out at Genoa, brought into Cotrona,
in Calabria, three English prizes, which she captured
off Sicily. One is the brig Cmsar, of 200 tons, laden
with cheese and 400 bales of hemp ; another, the Ca-
roline, of 80 tons, laden with 689 barrels of oil ; and
the third is the Adriatic, of 50 tons, laden with wine
and timber.

MADRID, MVP'. 17. '
General Hugo, Governor of the province of Gua-
diilaxara, learning that the Empecinado was redou-
bling his efforts in order to carry his projects into eye-
cution, on the 12th inst. gave bun battle in the rugged
mountains of Cifuentes, where the Empecinado had
entrenched himself, And beat him completely. The
movements of our troops were so prompt, and exe-,
cuted with so much audacity, that the rebels were dip-
concerted, and fled in the greatest confusion. 'rite
battalion of sharp-shooters, consist ing of the best troops
of the Empecinado, was almost entirely destroyed;
his infantry lost great numbers ; his cavalry suffered
much from the impetuous charges of the Westphalian
light-horse. We have made a great many prisoners;
taken one cannon, and a great deal of ammunition.

TII PI EVENING sTAtt.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, JULY 12.
PRICE OF STOCK'S THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
per Cons. for money and account 611 ex. div.
3 prr C. Reduced 6214—Navy 5 per Cent. 9341 ex. &v.
per Cent. 7611—Bonds 12s. prem—Omninat 24 dia.

A Letter from Liverpool, dated the 10th inst. has
been received in town. It states, that two British
ships had lately entered St. Andrew's Sound, in the
United States, instead of Amelia Island, and were
immediately taken possession of by the American gun.
boats.

The Kno3 has not walked on the Terrace, at
Windsor, since Sunday, the weather being, it is al-
ledged, too hot.
The Rev. Dr. EVELRIGH, Provost of Oriel college,
Oxford; the Rev. Dr. WIwsrANLEY, Principal of
Alban Hall ; the Rev. Dr. FORD, Principal of Mag.
dalen Hall ; and Dr. ISHAM, Warden of All Souls ;
are all expected to leave Oxford 4uring the present
lweek, for, the long vacation.
The Earl of CLARE, Lord APSLEV, the Hon. Mr.
SEYMOUR, the Hon. Mr. WARD, the Hon. Mr. MOORS
and Frxca, in addition to the Gentlemen mentioned
in our Paper of Tuesday, are amongst the last fa-
shionable departures from the University of Oxford.
Saturday, the election-of a Member of Parliament,
to represent the county of Mid-Lothian, in the room
of Viscount MELVILLE, took place in the Parliament
House, Edinburgh, when the lumbers were
For Sir George Clerk - 63
For Sir John H. Dalrymple 1 i—Majority so.
On which the former Gentleman was dei.larJd duly
elected.
We mentioned yesterday, that the finances of Bo-
NAPARTE were improved by the ransoms he derived
on the manumission of wealthy persons who were ar-
rested._ A letter from Konigsberg states, that a ne-
cessitous merchant had been shot, having been found
guilty of the crime of drawing a bill upon England;
I and another of great opulence had been sent in cus-
tody to Paris.
The ship Juno has arrived in the Downs, from Lis-
bon :but she has brought no recent advices. The
barley harvest was concluded at the time of her dept..
tore, and it was expected that the wheat would begot
lin before the termination of last month. The time of
reapingsthis year was of considerable importince, as
;the deficiency in the resources for the subsistence of
the French army in Estremadura very much depended
an the removal of the corn before the approach of
iht enemy.