We have received the Pari...
The Times, 1824-03-11T00:00:00

WX-e have received the Paris morning and cvening pipers of Monday, together with private letters of' the same tlate. 'The contents of the latter, thouglh not very important, are not destitute of inttrcst. It would aplear that thc Frenchl Ministry, being unable to obtain any moniey fiom Spain as a compensation for the blessings of F'Ec s NAND'S restored Government, will be obliged to apply to the new Chambbes for leave to issue 34. millions of royal bonds, to defray some of the extraordiiiary expenses of the Spanish campaign. The demand of so small a sum for s.) brilliant an enter- prise, is not likely to meet wvith any obstruction from a body whichl the Quotidienne calls " the burning Chamber i'h rciambrc ardenieJ of royalism ;" an( thc anticipation of its being madc was not, tberefore, likely to: depress the French funds *2:1 per cent.-the ratc to winCh thev have fallen. Probably the materials of which this Charel,re ardente is composed, (anl the very namne would appear to be proplhetic of the lying-in-state (f dlefunct representa- tion, if derived, as it must be, from Chapelle ardente, where the Roman Catlholic dead are exposed beti:een their decease and interment), may hiave had mo)re effct on thle feelings of the fundholders, than the prospect of a little ad- diitional charge in the bill t'or the glories of the Peninisulhr war. MI. DE VILELE, it is appnreended. will he obligedl to vield to the force wvhicb he huimserChas levied: an(d thou-hi he has been ahle to exclule from its rank; ad tlhe liberafl ) - pities except about 20, anl all the formiier fanatical psrty except abont 23, will find that h.- has created a newv s-'t otr fanatics, equally violent an(l ungovernable, because Ulicoii- trolle(d or unchecked by any reasonable cons-itutional oppo- sition. I The Departmental College of Paris has returned; the four proposed Min:sterial candid(tes, OLLIVIER. BRE- TON, BONNET, anid BERTIER, b na io verv considerable ma- jority over their four antagonists, the following being tle state of the numbers at the close of the ballot on Sundyav -OLIIVIER, 1,282 ; BRETON, 1,267 ; BONNET, 1?.254 BZRTIER, 1,160;-DEr.ESSERr, 1,120; TERNAUX ; I,04t LAFITTE, 1,037 ; MANUEE,/ 7-2. M. DELAIOT, WiO;C| suipport of Vil.l.EI. and hiq frienls in th e session of t321 was one of the causes of the accession of the present menCI) to power, and whose opposition to them last session was so violent, because he conceivcd his firmer services overlbiok- ld, has lost his slection in the dewartmiont of the High Marrne. It may be regarded as a strong proof of the mannii- facturing influence in Alsace, that M1K. K L-L,,, the great manufacturer, wlho was last year persecuted and( impr sun- ed by the Ministry for having given a true account of the shameful conduet of the Authorities in the department, wshich ended in the apprehension of Co'onel CARROs, hsas been returned at Colmar for that tiepartmnent. In a letter from Mfadrid of the 26ci utlt., quoted by our Paris correspondent, it is stated that the late changes in the Council of State were brotight ab)ut without the in- terference, and contrary to the desirec, of the llinistry. 'Tihe Emperor ALEXAND ER is still said to be indisposed. The following are extracts from the Etoile of Tuestlay's date "CONSTANTINOPLE. FEB. 14. "All doubts respecting peace with Persia seemed Eo be cleared up. The Porte has received the official mntelligence that the Per- sian Envoy,co:ning to Gonstantinople.has passed the EuDhrates, an.l has already reached Erivan. As soon as the Turkish Envoy, who was expecting him at Ba:dad, heard this, he set out for Erivan." "ROME, FEa. 21. The news is circulated here that a volcano has arisen in the centre of the trading city of Aleppo. in Syria, and that this valcano has subsequently fonned a lake. Tiis intelligence needs confirmation. " A letter from 3Iol nella, in the legation of Bologna, of the 6th, says-' that within the few last days a great numnber oft meteoric stones have fallen in the neighbnuthood of the village of Arenazo. The largest of these stones is 121b. in weigiht. Its fall was preceded by claps of thunder of extreme violence, accompanied by wind-a phenomenon which mueb astonislied the inhabitants of the cozntry - The largest aerolite has been taken to the Observatory of Bologna.' FRENcII Fus DS, March 8.-Five per Cent. Colisols. Jouiss. dui 22d of March, opened at 101. 65.; closed at 10(. Bink Stock, 1.785. Neapolitan G per Cents., in ducats, 89.; in t'rancs, 95. 50. Rentes d'Espagne, 24.-Exchange on London, I mnonth, 25. 40 3 months, 25. 30-Corrs Aetiq,i.