London, Friday, April 23,...
The Times, 1824-04-23T00:00:00

We have received the French papers of Monday. Those published in the morning contain no news. The following are extracts from the evening paper, the Eloile:- " PARIS, APItIL 20. The differences between Brazil and Portugal are going to be ar- ranged by the mediation of England. Baton Neumann, Charge d'Affaires of Austria, is arbiter for Brazil. " Viscount Dijon sets out very shortly for Miadrid. TLetters fron Auigsburg say, that a report is generally spread that the King nf Prussia and the Emperor Alexander will arrive at Praguc in the second fortnight of May, there to have an interview with the Emperor of Austria. It is supposed that they will turn their attention both to the affairs of Greece and those of Brazil, and that a notification will be made in consequence to the English Go- vemrment and to the King of Portugal. " The picture injuired in the Museum is a Rubens of moderate value: this picture. representilg a tournament, with a landscape in the back ground. was placed in one of the angles. The injury was (lone by oil of vitriol discharged from a syringe. This event took place between three and four in the afternoon of Tuesday the 13th; on which day the Museum was open to artists and strangers who havc passports. Some persons assert they saw the picture unda.. maged at three o'clock. Count Forbin, to prevent more serious in. jury, immedliately had the Museum closed till farther orders. It is affirmed, that the same individual has threatened, in another letter, to poison all the animals in the Jlardin des Plantes. " MADRID, ArastL 15. The King having resolved to pass the Passion-week at Toledo, the ancient residence of the Spanisb M.lonarchs, arrived in that city on the 9th, in the evening. The inhabitants testfied the mostlively transports of satisfaction at the sight of their Sovereign and his au. gust Consort. " The decree of the 26th October last subjected to a general cpnratian all persons in office wvhc bad been appointed since the 7th of March, 1820. His Majesty, not wishing to confound the innocent w,ith the guilty, has just authorized such of those officers as have not committed any personal offence, to present memorials for the pur. pose of obtaining such pensions or favours as may be due to them for their services before the revolution. " The Goversnment has received despatches from the Governor of Porto Rico, dated Feb. 3. The Royal au thority is perfectly re- established in ihat important island. " All the accounts from the South American continent represent lte new states that have been fnrmed there, as a prey to the most {frightful anarchy. " PERPIGNAN, AraIL 10. " The arrest of Colonel Brosy, ex-Constitutional Governor of Bareelona, who lately arrived in France, has fuinished important information respecting the assassination of the venerable and un- fortunate Bishop of Vich. " It is currcntly reported in Catalonia, that some French are going to oecupy Tortosa, Tarragona, and Lerida. This news is generallv received with satisfaction-by some, as a pledge of their safety, and of that of their families and property; by others, from a spirit of interest, or rather of justice, and especially in hatred of all that is Spanish-monarchical." FRstarcH Fu-NDs, P.iRIs, April 20.-Five per Cents. opened at 102. 50.; closedat102.55.; Loanof1823,16g., BankStock,1,905, 1915, 1920. Neapolitan rentes, 937; Spanish ditto. 17. ; Ditto Loan of 1823, 62. Exchange on London, one month, 25. 10.; three snonth, 24. 95.-Cours Authcntiqia. LONDON. FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1824.