The Statesman.
London, England, 1824-01-27 00:00:00

Jan. 20, Is2l.

(rnoat VIE inURNAL DES DEBATS
Letters from of the !Sat announce the oleath of
Cuss-Yrugn. Ile is sneceeded as Minister of State. by M.
Here dia., Minister of Brace and Justice' and the latt.r's
attire is conferred on M. Calotnnoda, Secretary to the
Council of tastille.
MADRID, .lAN. 14.—T0 prevent the introduction of
hooks the King has prescribed the following arrange-
ments:—

" The Police shall take care that there are not intro-
duced by the sea or land frontiers any work, in whatever
language it be written, without an txpress order from me,
and a permission of the Council, on the sirlit of the copy,
which shall have been previously transmitted, or on the
conditions of the sub-de!eeateUeneral of the Printing and
llooksellint of the Kingdo►n.

"The Police shall seize, alter previous and secret in-
formation, and in conjunction with the sub-delegke Ge-
neral of Printing, all Books of every sort which may have
h-en introduced without the forms prescribed in the for-
mer article, whether they be found in the po+ession of
booksellers or printers, or in the hauls of individuals or
communities, however privileged they may he, and shall
deliver up the persons guilty of these infractions by the
competent authorities to sutler the punishments ordained
by law.
" The Police shall prevent the entrance, circulation, and
reading of journals, pamphlets, satirical pieces, caricatures,
and other papers, or prints of any sort, in which my per-
son or royal prerogatives are attacked, or in which the
measures of my government are ridiculed or censored.
The police shall seize these sa:ne production., as well as
the individuals who shall introduce or retain them."

(FROM THE ETOILE, DATED JAN. 25.)
Pants, JAN. 24.—We hare received the Diario di Rona
of the 10th inst. No 'mention is made in it of the health
of the Pope.—This morning Leroutfe and her son were
executed at the Greve. It is, perhaps the first time that a
mother and a son have been brought to the scaffold as ac-
complices.
FaaNcit FUNDS, JAN. 24.—Five per cents. npened at
94f. 75c. closed at 941.70 c.; Rank Stock 1645f.—Neapo-
litan five per cents. 791.—Spanish Bon.fs 'ROA—Reifies
d'Espagne24t—Royal Spanish Loam 1823.00 —Exchange
on London one month, 25f. 45c. ; three ditto, 25f. 3.5 c.

AUSTRIA AND FRANCE.
(FROM TIIC ALLORIIIINS MUTING OF JAN. 18)
EXTRACT OF A LITTER FROM SIENNA, 30.

"Among the many articles which have appeared in the
Paris Journals since the appointhsent of the late Minister
of War, Marshal Victor, to the post of French Ambas-
sador at this Court,some on the backwardness, some on the
villingeess of the Marshal to accept the post in question,
one of the latest in the Coveke Francais of the 17th inst.
has especially excited, attention here, because it mentions,
and as far as we know foe the first time, a difficulty
which is said to stand is the way of the newly appointed
Ambassador, on account of the title of the Duke of Hel-
len°, given to him by Napoleon at the same time as other
titles were given to other Marshals, Ministers, &c. This
title, It is said, Austria will not recognise, as it calls to
lid a eieneppobtained over its arms, and the conquest
0 a ooeharty which sow makes part of its dominions
'4'the Other or die article io the Courier Francais seems
(titbit not tolloow, or sot to choose to know, that the
Prate Government, soon after its restoration-in the year
1814 formally acceded in diplomatic documents to the
rifs‘ple, and repeatedly recognized it in subsequent nego-
tbat only theme cities which wets attached to a