The Statesman.
London, England, 1824-02-06 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPERS OF TUESDAY.
PARIS, FEB. 3.—On Sunday, when Prince Carignan went
to take leave of 'the King, his Majesty decorated him with
the cordon bleu, and invited him to dinner, The Prince ap-
peared at dinner the same day decorated with the cordon,
which he bad received in the morning, and the epaulets of
a French grenadier. His Royal Highness set out yesterday
morning, and will arrive at Turin on Saturday.
The Moniteur in its non-official part contains the follow-
ing paragraphs :
MADRID, January 22.—The Gazette of to-day contains
the royal decree,granting a pension of I,SOO reals per inmth
to the mother of Theodore (ioilleu, with the reversion to her
daughters.
The same journal contains also various promotions of
different persons who have given proofs of their attachment
to the Royal cause.
The Royalist General, known by the name of Loch°,
before returning to his home, addressed to the soldiers of
his division a proclamation, in which he recommends them.
when they return to the bosom of their families, to show
themselves always faithful to the Monarch. and to be on
their guard against the intrigues of the faction which they
have conquered ; and at the same time to be obedient to the
authorities lawfully established.
The Restaurador of to-day contains a letter froin
my° (Old Castile) which states that the commander-in-
chief of the Royalist volunteers in that little town has
already succeeded in organizing, as well as in the other
communes of his arrondissement, 3,000 of those volunteers,
armed and equipped, who will shortly be the firmest trip-
port of the 'I Irrone and tl.e Altar, as they are already the
terror of Jacobinism. All the Royalist soldier', who, in
consequence of the decree of the 14th of Deceniber, have
asked for their discharge, have received a months pay;
and those who have not asked their discharge arc sent to the
depots, to form the skeletons of the new regiments which
to be or, sized.

are to organ..
It is affirmed that the Gardes•du-Corps of filag,Wertr-
nand VII., are to resume their duty about hisperson.on the
sth of February, being the anniversary of the fattOth. of
February, Ib2l, when the Revolutionists besiegelf tWern in
their quarters.
(FROM THE ETOILE, DATED PEEL
PARIS, Fan. 3.—The course of 100 francs vrai yester-
terday noted on Change for the first time. Rentes were
purchased at a premium for the end of the month of March
at 100 francs 10 centimes.
few days aco a student of the University of Heidel-
berg was brought to Mentz, where 1:c is to be it:terrogated
by the Central Committee of Inquiry. The crime which
has given rise to this measure is not 'positively known.
[The Etoile announces, that it hopes to be able to give
the nest day the speech delivered at the opening of the
Imperial Parliament, as it has been drama up by the Al i-
nister, approved by the Ring, and read in the pariiamen-
tiry meetings.]
PitaNcit FUNDS, Paris, Feb. 3.—ltentes opened at VG.
70., closed at 96.;0. ; Neapolitan 5 per 17ents, S 1 ; Rentes
os'Espagne, 25.5. Exchange on I,:m ion, I month, 25.
4'.: 3 ditto, 25. 35.

CERNIAN PAPERS.
FRANKFORT, Jar. Rothschild returned a few
days ago from his joisrney to Cassel. It is said that his
Royal Highness the Elector has contracted with him for a
loan of two millions of dollars.
Pr.Tausnuncts.—On the Gth January, the anniversary of
the deliverance of Russia from " the i,,v.ssion 4.1 the
French, and twenty nations in alliance with them," was
cnrnmem•mrted with the ',sisal religious solemnity. The
city was illuminated in the evening.