London, Friday, February ...
The Times, 1824-02-06T00:00:00

We received last night the Paiis morning and evening papers of Tuesday. The following ure the only paragraphs in them worth extracting:- On Sunday, wh P ince Carignan went to take leave of the King, his lUajeidlecornted himi with the eo,don bieu,^ and invited him to dinner. frthe Prince appeared at dinner the same day deco. rated with the cordon, which he had received in the morning, and the epaulets of a French grenadier. His Royal ilighness set out yes. terday morning, and will arrive at Turin on Saturday. The Mmrsiteur in itt non-official part contains the following pa. ragraphs:- MADRID, JA?. 22. The GazcUe of at-day containls the royal decree, granting a pen- sion of 180D reals perr -month to the mother of Theodore Goiffen, with the reversion to heredaughters. The same journal contains also virious pronmotions of different persons who have giien proofs of their attachment to the Royal cause. The Royalist general known by the name of Loeho, before re. 't4ning tQ hisho hmne, drSsed to the oldiers of his division 3 pro. clarnation, in which he recomarmeds tliem, when they return to the bosom of their families, to show themselves silwayr, faithful to the Mlonarch, snd tohbe on theirguard against the intrigues of the fac- tion w'nicb thley have conquered; and at the same time to be obe- dient to the authorities lawftslly established. The Rcstaurador of to.day contains a letter from Vsliacayo (Obi Castile), which stares that the commiuder-in.ehief of the Royalist volunteers in that little town has already succeeded in organizing, as well as in the otlier eonmmiunes ot his arrondissetsent. 3,00t of those volunteers, armed and equipped, who will shortly be the firmestsup- port of the Throne and the Altar, as they are already the terror of Jacobinismt. AU the Royalist soldiers, who, in consequence of the decree of the 14th of L'ecember, have asked for their discharge, have received a montlh's pay; and those who have not asked tlheir discharge are sent Eo the depots, to forum the skeletons of the new regiments which are to be organized. It is affirmed that the Gardes-du -Corps of King Ferdinand *'1 I, are to resume their duty about his person on the 5th of February, being the anniversary of the fatal 6th of February, 1821, wvhen the Revolutionists besiegcd them in their quarters. (From the Ftil!e, dated Feb. 4.) PARIS, iEB. 3. The course of 100 fiancs was yesterday noted on Change for the first time. Renzes were purchased at a premium for the end of the month of March at 100 francs 10 eeatime. A fev days ago a student of the University of Heidelberg wa-s brought to Mentz, where he is to be interrogated by the Certral Committee of Inquiry. The cri;me which has given rise to this measure is not positively krown. I The Etoile annotinces, that it hopes to be able to give the next day the speech delivered at the operning of the Imperial Parliament, as it has been drawn up by the Mlinister, approved by the King,.end read in the parliamentary meetings. I FREc'Cfi FutS47DS, Paris, Feb. 3.-Rentes opened at 96. 70., closed at 9o. 70. ; Neapolitan 5 per Cents, 81 ; Rentes d'Espagne. 25A. Exchange on Londoni, I month, 2a. 45. 3 ditto, 2E. 35,-Coars IAilsentiique. LONDON, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1824.