French Papers.
The Times, 1824-07-20T00:00:00

(From the JounzniTdu Commmrep i > .. - ... am:n~. urucra nave osen issueri to lit out iitteensllips of war, of various rates, which are to proceed to Ca^iz, and thende toixantbuvre in the Mlediterranean. It is not yet stated who is tp command this squadrou; it is only said that tle b4inisler af 'MI- nine wll go to Touldn after die session of the Ciambers, and thrit the naval division wUI assem3blc.ff :hat port; to be inspectet by his * Tfe.folloPing anno ccincen&ofi hprtial change of the Spanish * mldisiry is taken from tbr-iydicaterur, a journal published- at Bori The Minister of ForeignAllidrs, Countd'Ofalia, is dismissed, and 3l. Lamtendez is appointe4-tB succeed him. 1s is aff ned, that thi Afibisters of the larine snii.War.flepartments ivil} resign. All hire5ebwiOlbgtthno ideroae party t iS believed that M. Ariona, Director-Gene .o oie,wlas e tismse. It is reported in the saloons (says the Drfrpr raBsnc) that 3M. de Talaru, the Abassador atAladrid, is appointed Alinister of Foreign Affuirs,ynd that Ai. de Chateaubriand is destinied to an Important emb~ssy. (Prom the Pilote.) G}eneral '111fdrer, famed for his military enterprises in America, Is been i aris tor some tine past. Thii offlcer, who has disdn- .-uishel himnse'fby several explomts Yn thti field; had received, in full o0verelgntY, a grant of the, Cheost fertiie lands on the' shomee of the Mosquuir. It now appears, that he has just obtained from the King Of Sp,:in the confirmation oftl his title and of the grant. lt is addded, tha3 ne LS called to. make ah important iiguTm in the affairs of South &merica. Two English capitalists lhave arrived in this capital to negotiate a loan with Ge'rn1ral MI'Gregor: it is said, that by the terms of 3his loatn the Bon(ds of the old Royal Loan will be received at the rate cf 40 per-cnt. The bun (From the Cons itu tionnel.) The 'onlmitrv hate just experienced anew check. The Chimber of Peers, in its exalted wisdom, has tkis day rejected the bill re- specting femanle reli'tious conmunities (see tthe repert),-a bill in op- idoition alike to our manners our wants, and the eharter. Thts Etdy, does constitutional opinlion, in despite of its enemies make fresh progress. All men of discretion and devoteti to their country range themnsdves under its banners. It will triumph over every ob- st,cle, it is the first want nf France; it will triumph even over the Jesuits. WVe shaU see if to-inorrow, the journals of the men in power w'll still re-assert that thle Msinistry have not lost the majority in the Uvpper -Charnihar; andl we shall soon see (wve must hope so) wh ether a Minilstry and L system in opposition to the public opi- stan, and to one of the branches or the legislative body, can yet maintain itself for any length of time. CHAMBER OF PEERS, JuLY 16. The Chamber met at one o'clock. The Duke de Plaisance, whose idlnission was decided vesterday, was then received in the usual FSrims. Count de Courtarvel reported on the bill respecting thc loans for the cities of Nantes and Poitiers. The consideratioR of the bill relative to religious communities of femklcs was tti-n resumed. An amendment, proposed by Count Roy, -to strike out the clause enjoining that time forms nbservel in the reyu- =ation.s of the public admiimistration should be followedl in tile ordi- naaces of authorization, was opposedl by the Minister of the Interior, and rejected by the Chamber. Another aTmendment, proposed by Viscount Laisne, had for its ob- ject to limit the powersot communities established by a simuple ordi- nance, to that of acquiring property upon an onerous title, without granting them the right of acceptilng legacies or donations. This amendment havinig been devLlopcd by its author, and supported by Count Segur, was opposed by the Duke illathieu de Mlontmorency, and rejected on a ballot, by a majority of 83 to 79. The bill itself, modifieri by the different amendments proposed by the committee and acceded to by Mtinisters, was then subrmitted to a defiaitive scrutinv, and rejected bya majority of 85 to 83. - Yestcrday A1. Villele and the Duke de Doudeauville transacted business wtih the King. His Mlajesty did not go out. The King's sloop I defaligable, coming from Cadiz, is arrived at Rochefort, having on board the Spanish General Ballasteros. (Fromi Galigntani's .lfessesmer.) We hear that a commission bas just been formed at the Ararine Office for' the definitive organiz ,tion of the colonies. Several diplomatic couriers were sent off from the Foreign-office on-Thursday, with despatches for London and Vienna. Extract of a private letter from Aladrid of thc 6th inst. :-" II. Calensordee MBinister of Justice the only minister who accompanied the King, has published, by tLe King's conunand, a remaTkable circular. He sets forth, that shortly after the entrance of the French troops into Spain, the country was often the theatrc of private ven- geance against the constitutional system, and that several Royalists had been arrested and prosecuted for having taken satisfaction for the insults which they had formerly received. The Kitig, says the .Minister, wishing that all discord between his subjects should dis- appear, commands a suspeision of all proceedings commnced since the re-establishrment of tle legitimate government." Extract of a private letter from Bavonne of the 10th inst. :-" On the 4th inst. the Royalist volunteers of Logrono attackedi in a public placesorne old Constitutionalists, militiamen, and a bloodv struggle ensued, in wbich several of each party were killed and wounded. Some Mlonks carried about the image of Christ, in order to put an end to it. rVe learn, from several towns of Spain, that rxany per- sons in easy circumstances continue to emigrate, en account of the coatinual disoraers." (From the Etoile.) ST. CLOUD, JULY 17. The King heard mass in his apartments. At two o:clock his Ala- jesty took an airingin tle environs of Versailles. PARIS, JOLY 17. A private letter from Rme announces that his Holiness the PoDe 'ns to hold a Consistorv on t le 6th of July. It is thought that t e vacant sees in France and other places will then be filled up; and there is even some talk of the promotion of certain foreign prelates to the cardinalame. TheProcu'reur Gereral for the Royal Court of Paris has raised Wrs'u77, A _ &L _-- .AF-th Xhe amendment for granting 500,000 francs in relief of the Ven- deaae ;proposed by the Committee on thc Budget, was rejected; but M.de Labolssiero's speech in support of it on Friday was received 'ati loud cheers. VI'hen he concluded sever3d Deputies rushed te ardsbifo, se izing hold of hishand , and congratulating him upon FitEsecn FUNnS..J4uly 17.-Five per Cents. 98. 8-5.; Neapoli- ta n liv e p er C e nts, in d uc ats, 8 4~ .; en te s L d o s p an, o e , 1 8 .; R o y a l Spansh tsai, 823 56.Excang onLonon,one month, 25. 5.; PRINCH PAPBRS. rAKIS, J1Y1 16.