London, Wednesday, Januar...
The Times, 1824-01-21T00:00:00

IVe received last night the Paris morning and evening Papers of Sunday. 'I'}IC following are extracts PAlRIS. JAN. 18. On the 11th instant the King gave a private audience to M. le Baron Roussin, Rear-Admiral, who has returned from cruising on the coast of Brazil, and in the Pacific. The squadron under the command of this officer was composed of the frigate A4mazon, carrying his flag, the frigate Clorin ?e, and the cutter Pomnone. These three vessels, comnianded by able officers, were admired by all the foreigners who visited them. The officers wvere remiarkcd for their professional I;nowledge, for the excellent deportment of their staff, and the perfect discipline of theit crews. Theyrendered important services to the French trade along the west. em coasts of South America, and even foreigners have had more than once to congratulate themselves on the security which they dec rived from the presence of the French flag, during the successive convulsions wvhich have bee'n experienced by the 'new Governments ofChili and Peru. The rumours or an approaching war between France a1nd Spain at. the beginning oftlhe year 1823, whichl, at sucI a distance from Eu. rope, it was impossible to reduce to their real value, hadi rendered diflfcu)t the position oftde Fretich vessels in these seas; butthey were soon set at ease by the firm and prudent measures of Rear.Admirl1 Roussin, who, after haiving provided for thisfirst interest, set out for France by the Atlantic. On arriving at Bhtzil, he was infobred of the prodigies or valourexhlibited inSpaim by the French asrmies, anm( afterai shorttsy atIRUo 3aneiro,et sail for 6&t, wheaohr cehoied the2d of December, with is three ships. Monitcer. : News fromn R-oe of the8th instant iiorbr fresh cause for uneasi. ness as to the health oftbe Pope. On the 6tlt and 7th the ataoe of his Holinessgvis very as arming. omter. It is sai'd that-Prince Crgnan sets out pri the 20th for Turin.- Joutntal decbGc't:tl*6W' Directions have been given for aCoult mourning-of two monthts tor the. late king of Sardiia. 1i1. Dupin continued vesterday iispleading in replyto lLTripier in the affair of Stackpool.' A detachnient of Spanish prisoners reached Bordeaux on the I1th instant. Among them as Sar ligkuel- the Spanish ex-Alinister for Foreign ADi,r. The Courit of Cartha.ena (Aqorillo) artived on the 0th atfochc- fort in the King's ship the Vigilant, which sailed from Coninna on the Ist instant.. After remainirig in that cityfor a fortnight, lorillo, who is accompanied with his vitb and a ehild of 18'moniths old, will proceed to-Tours, then to Ponrlovoi, where a brother-in-law resides, and finally.t6 Paris-. fle is authorized by the Spanish Government to remain in France for a year,for the reeastablishrlent of his health. -Etoile. MIADRID, JAS. 6. The royal schools-of Artillery and Engineers are going to, be re. established on a religious and monarchical plan. The same priD. ciples3wiiD be applied to theUniversities. The education of youth is to be intrusted to a learned body (the Jesuits)whi8h, notwith- standing the irreligieus sarcasms which it has drawn upon itself by its excellent principles, produced the great men wvho imlmortal. ized the age of Louis XlV. BARCELONA JAv.. 1O. On the 4th inst. at noon, when the'promenatte of the Rembla waS crowded to excess, Colonel Targaconne was insulted on the public walk. He retired by the .ue des Escudillers and the rue Large. A stone struck hishead. Tbe colonil took refuge pt the first French post which was within lhis reach. The Governor of the fortress re- paired thitlher, and caled a surgeon to are.s his wounds. This event gave occasion to ihe following order of the day:- " Some idle and evil.dlspo^ed persons endeavoured to.day to disturb the tranquillity which has reigned wvithout interruption since we entered this city, by cowardly ln?ultinj en officer of the royal Spanish army. If the rioters think that they can abuse the gene- rous protection which has hitherto been extended to all, to commit excesses, they deceive themselres.. Authority will separate them from the inumensa majority of peaceful citizens who pebp/e this in- teresting city$ it will continue to proect this class, it willfavour the royalists, and press with an iron-hand onthe ttirbulent. ; In order to avoid in future such culpable atternptsj assemblages of more than 20 persons, except on the publie.walks, in the tuarkets, at the port and exchar.ge, must be dispersed by theguards, posts, mid patrols. "In case tlie first summons.is nof attended to, tecourse will be had to force. The guilty, will be imnprisoned, ana judged rith ait the rigour of the laws. (Sigaed) " Major-General Count FERNIlG, Governor. `"Barcelonu, Jan. 4." LONADOAT, WED NrA SDA, JINUARY 21, 1824.