The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-11-22 00:00:00

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(PROM TOR ) ONITKOR.)
P%ltls, Nov. IS.
The ofEci .l part of the Mani!cur mentions his Makistu's
basing given private suilience.—l. To M. le Cailli *de
Ferrell', Minia'Pr from the Grand Duke of Baden, who
presented a letter notifying the death of the Princess
Cathetine Amelia Christina [Atoka of Baden; '2. to M.
gle Pappenbein, Minister from the Grand Duke of Hess., to
no•ify the death of Prince Louis Charles, Landgrave of
Besse : 3. To AI. de Treiqinger, resident Minister from the
Greed Doke of SaxP-Weimar. to notify the delivery of tl.e
'toeless Ida, his Itoyal Highness's daughter io law, of a
day Otter-
After mass, the Amhaasadors and foreign Ministers paid
their respects to the King and the Royal Family.
ills Excellency the Apostolic Nuncio complimented the
liieg, in the name of the diplomatic body, on the annirer•
sail- of his Mi.jefey's birth day.
The non-official part of the Monitettr announces that the
Cnnrt will go into mourninir for four days for the Princess
of Baden and the Lay dzrave of Hesse.
It contains also conaratulatory a Itlresses to the King
on the glorious termination of, the expedition to Spain,
troth the tribunals of Amiens, Nascy, Blois, Versailles, and
Moulins.

(FROM THE ETOILE
PAIIIs, Nov. 19.
Yesterday the King heard mass in his apartmiit, after
which his -Majesty transacted business is lib M. Doudeau-
trifle, Minister of State, and Director-Oeneral of Posts.
Last evening a inimical party assembled, by invitation,'st
the residence of the Ditches, de Berri. Rossini sang several
airs, accompanied by the piano.
The King has decided that a public reception shall be
given to the Doke d'Anzoalenie: the moths!y of the augwt
Prince will consequently be compelled to yield to his Ma.
jestv's orders.
'fbe itinerary of his Royal Highness is chanTed. He
will sleep at Toots on the Pith instant, instead of passing
throogh Qrleans. The Prince will be at Clia!tres on the
30th, and arrive by way of Versailles. The military au-
thorities and deputations from various corps will go to
meet the Prince ; all the regiments of the Guards are to be
in Paris by the day of his entrance.
His Excellency the Marechal de Lauriston is expected
in Paris to-morrow.
tifiesr. Oct. 27.—The Minister of Marine has ordered
the discharge of the crews of several of the ships of Isis
Majesty, which are to he dismantled. The levy of seamen
which hies lately ordained has also been countermanded.
FRENCH FUNDS, Paris, Nov. 19.—Five percents. 89.;;5.;
Balk Stock, 1,613. 75.; Rentes d'Espagne, 271.--Ex-
change on London, 25 60.
NEWS FROM SPAIN.
(Dv AN EXTRAORDINARY COURIER)
MADRID, Nov. 12.—The King will enter Madrid to-
morrow, at coon. The people are overjoyed. The town is
wholly occupied in preparing fe
It is to day, at Ararrett •z, that the King will issue the
• important decrees which Spain expects from him.
It is affirmed that the Ministry is on the point of being
finally constituted. Don Victor Saez will, it is said, cease to
..Ai ; be Minister, because be is the King's Confessor.
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