Star.
London, England, 1829-10-15 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

From the Gazette de France, dated Tuesday.
PARIS, 0cr..12: . .

The king has appointed the Count de Rayneval to be his Am-
bassador at Vienna, and the Marquis tie Gabriac to be his Ambas-
sador in Switzerland.

Yesterday there was a grand diplomatic dinner at Count Pozzu
di Bnrgo's, on occasion of the signing of the peace between RUS*4
and the Porte. The Foreign Ambassadors and the Ministers of
France were present.

The Avisn of the Mediterranean contains the following para-
graph ,—" Orders have been received to equip three new gun-
boats. It has been long asserted in our port that an Expedition
against Algiers will he undertaken in the spring."
The official part of the Mossiteur of to-day contains a Report to
his Majesty by the Minister of War, for opposing a change in the
amount of Military Pensions, which the Report sap; it has become
necessary to improve. 'Tice Report then enter- into the details of
the proposed alterations, and to it is annexed a Royal Ordinance
conformable to it, with the new table of pensions for the army, to
be granted on retiring atter thirty years' actual service.
There is an increase for each year up to 50, when the pension
attains the maximum• The pension to the widow is one-fourth of
the maximum. The pension of a Lieutenant-General, which is
the highest, is 4,000 francs, at 50 years service, and 6,000 at 50
years.

Front the Constiteit;onnel of Monday.
LISBON, SEPT. 26.
TESTATE CORRESPONDENCE.

We learn hut we dare not yet believe it, that a treaty of defers.
sive and offensive alliance has just been concluded between Spain
and Portugal, under the intervention and me, iation of a Power,
which incessantly proteos its neutrality in the affairs of our
country, and yet continually interferes in them. Tlli4 truly
may be considered as a prelude to the vengeance which it
is intended to take upon France—which has the audacity to
propose to rival England at sea, and whom it already bur-
p .sses iti its progress in agriculture and the arts. This bulwark,
formed of the whole Peninsula, withdrawn from the French influ-
ence, will soon serve as a rendezvous (place d'arnies) for the Druids
legions to oblige France, if it was still undecided, to join England
against lltv.sia.
(None of the French Papers contain any recent news tram
Turkey.)
Peaty (kr. 12.—Fve ptr Cents, 107 f. 43:. 40c. Three per
Cents, 81f. 60c. 55e. Sink Stock, 18551. MO. liesites du Naples.
SIM 88f. sc. 15c. tinc. Royal Spanish Loan, 771. 78. 771. 74 11
77. 77i. 773 thytiAn Loan, .140 f. 345 f. 85tif•
EXCUANGit ont 1.41N110,1.-011C month, 256 2tic. three mouths
25c. 45c.—Cuurs

Shareholders to proceed to a prompt winding up of its concerns
at:d divi.ion of its Stocks, as well as of the affiliated or Branch
Companies at Bahia and St. Paulo.
" 5. Government names another Committee, of three hl•mbess.
" 4. These ConituittLes to make inventories of the funds of the
Bank ; Government debts; checking off the deposits, both public
and private ; the issue of notes, &c.
" S. They are to ascertain the amount of notes in circulation,
which are to be replaced by others of fresh and improved issue., by
20 Shareholders, of public confidence.
" 6. All fresh. issues, not made fur this sole purpose, arc to be
considered as counterfeiting of money, sod punished with all the
rigour of the laws.
" 7. Doubtful cases to be decided by arbitration.
" 8. The nation guarantees the new notes of the Bank of Brizil.
" 9. Deposits, both public and private, to be kept separate froto
the fund, of the Bank registered in the inventorie..
"10. If the liquidation of the debt of Government exceeds the
actual issues of the Batik, the Government is to pay the stoplu
to the Bank at the nominal value ; and if the issues in circulatioi.
Ise greater than the Government debt, the Bank is immediately t .
withdraw tke excess from circulation.

" 11. Concerns the price of cash, and the market price at which
the Bank is to purchase the old notes.
" 12. The nation pledges all Its property and revenue for the
payment of the notes and amortisation of Stock.
" 15. Notes to be annually burnt to the amount of 5 pet cent.
of the issues in circulation.

14. The Legislature to vote the funds requisite for the men
Lion of the preceding article.
" 15. The funds not to be otherwise employed en any pretence.

" 16. National property.—Convents to be sold, and soapplied.

" 17. The Mi;iister of Finance to furnish an account there&
nest Session.
" 18. Government authorised to sell, at home and abroad,
B .nds for cash to complete the loan, 6;000 contos of reis, in Bank -
notes, tailed by the law of 1827 and 1828. '
" 19. Government to pay to the Bank six per cent. interest foi
the balance that may prove due to it.
" 20. The Bank to submit the result of their labours to the 14 -
gislat ore.
" 21. When the responsibility of the Bank ceases, it is to makt
dividends.
6' 22. The Bank Committee is responsible for the sums it
ploys ; and any infraction of this article to be liable to the punish-
ment of theft.
" 23. Shareholders of Bank Stock allowed one year to exchan,
their Bank Shares fur Bonds of the Consolidated Fund.
" 24. The Sinking Fund to substitute, or exchange, the toi
notes of the new issue presented, and give an Account of ;1.,
same.

" 25. The General Meeting of the Bank is to investigate th.
conduct of its commissioners annually.

" Da. PtDao De ASANJiI LIMA, President.
" Dtooti ANTONIO l' [l7O, ISt sec.
" JOAQUIM MAXCELLINO DC BRITO,Sd St.t.
" Palace of the Chamber of Deputies,
July 10, 1829."

(Signed)