Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-15

cent districts and along the various lines oscom-
muncation, the Spanish Authorities are bound
10 assist them in case of necessity; but If the
Gcndar:ncs take up individuals not amenabic
before the French tribunals, they must deliver
them up to the Spanish Authorities.
The Spanish Government shall cause Special
Tribunals, or Military Comai ssiuns to try all in
dividuais, or bands taken with arms in their
hands, endangerng the security of the coinmu-
cations, when they shall he prosecuted as ban
ditt, or charged with having attacked French
men belonging TO the army; and, also, all who
snail carryProiibited arms in the districts where
French troops shall be stationed. In case
Frcnchmen and SpaniarIs be charged with con-
spring together against the public tranquility
all the accused shall be delivered up to the
French Authorities to prepare matters for their
trial, after which they shall be tried by their res
pectivc tribunals. Dcserters from the troops of
both natioas are to be rcciprocally surrendered
III. NJ. G.. NJ taking into consideration the
losses sustained by Spain, undertakes to main
tain his troops ut his own experience, the Span
i,h Government merely paying the difference
between tue peace and the establishments
which has been calculated to amount, for the
whole of the troops left in Spain, 10 two millions
of francs per month, to be allowed from the 1st
of December, 18TH. G.. M. shall provide
the French troops with barracks, store houses,
&c.-All the clothing, provisions, and other ar
tic!cs re Iuircl for the consumption or use of the
French army, are To be admitted and circulated
through Spain, duty free; IT. in order 10 prevent
the abuses which might arise from the violation
of the Custom House regulations, these articles
shall .iotbc introduced without authentic certiti-
Gates of origin and destination, &c. The indi-
viiuaIs for the French army shall have no duty 10
pay, when coming in or going out of the king
dom, on the articles required for their personal
use; sealed parcels for the service of the French
troops shall Rann2 passage their couriers, con-
Wy, &c. shan (6j N3ysale same advantages as
thI,e Of the Spanish army; and the Spanish Go
vern:nent shall station attachments on the roads
for the security of the communications. I'LL.
G.. VI. sioulI, previous to the period mentioned
l., the Isl art, think, that he dispense with
the presence Of the French army, 1t s!!ali be i'm.
nleiatciv recalled by the French Government ;
as, the other hand the latter shall have it in
its po yer to withdraw its troops previous to the
SAM pcriol, 1T should dcemit necessary. And
lastly, the high contracting Parties reserve to
themselves the right of asccrtaining, in concert
whether, ut the same period, it will he expedi-
.ent to renew the Convention upon the basis.
\ letter from Gibraltar of May lst, quotes Flour
at to % dali Rice 4 g, nominal; Hides, sale
able, at 81 for Il. Ayres; Short Namkeens, 80 cts,
scarce and in demand; Pepper 1t 10 III per cwt.
e. sale of Havana Coffee has just been made at
$II per cwt."
Grla a:A -Four. May l1.-Whoat, 81 Il 80.
Flonr, per sack, so 90.
C1gee.-May i0th.-0emarara and Berbicc.
5ial0i. Jamaica, - l05.
The general average prices cf grain on the
9th of May was, wheat 65s. 3D.. barley, 36s.
'FRANCE.-Onthc9 9th of May, Baron Mare
will the newly appointed Minister to the United
States, had private audience with the King.
The French papers are filled with the pro-
ccedings of the Chambers. MIR. b. Constant
has returned To Paris with fre:.i proof of the le-
f;llity of his election, and with Il determination
IL make another eT,rt to obtain his seat lii the
Chamber. The law for re,lacing the Five per
cent Stocks II Four per cents, has passed the
Chamber, $50 TO / 10.
Troops were said to be marching from differ
ent points towarisSpain, and Several battalions
which had arrived at Bordeaux, were to resume
their march in few days. Two squadrons of
Chasseurs which were in garrison at Carcasson-
nc were to march on the 10th May, to form part
of bTigaie organizing at Perpignan, to reinforce
the army of occupation. Gen. Dis,eon, Com
mander IN Chief of the army of occupation, ar.
rived al Bordeaux I'd May. The garrison of
Bayonne was to set out ON the 18th of May, and
it was sail upwards of 10000 French troops
would enter Spain in tlccourse of that month.
The surveys for grand canal to establish a
communication between the Mediterranean, the
ocean and the interior of France, were prosecu-
tag with great activity. The rivers Rhine,
Saone, Nenthe, Morelle, Meuse aud Mawl will
be made to communicate.
BY the brig Cadmus, Crowel arrived at Boston,
from Trepani, (April ~ and 50 days from Marsaa
we learn that violen, gales experienced on the
West Coast of Sicily the 18th and 18th of March,
aud that three vessels (beore report-d) driven
ashore in ffapani roadstcad. The Cadmus
con5iiersbly injured, aud had one of the DO
siah Hall, Of Denns,) killed, and the mate badly
wounded. The brig Potomac, Dexter, of N. Y ork,
with cargo of salt, was mach damaged she hav
ing started hes post and keel, filled with water
and otherwise much injured; she had got OF, howe
vUr, and was repairing. Her cargo all lost.
ALGERINES.
A schooner arrived ut Boston, from Malta, which
was bearded on the 12th of April by the British fri
gate Photoa, Capt Start, days from Gibraltar for
Malta, VINO reported that he iii company when
the British E.ac Glasgow sunk Turkish
-,,.- Ill, NJ.