London, Friday, April 16,...
The Times, 1824-04-16T00:00:00

*rench papers of Tucsday arrived last night. It is stated in aletter from Zante, of the 13th ult., inserted in the Journal desr Debats, that the fortress~ of Coron bad fallen into the 4ands of thee Greeks. A letter of anterior date mentioaisthatthepartyof COLcoTRoNx hadbeen overthrown. The Legislative Body which.was-at Hermi6ne lad trans- ferred its seat lO Naupliaj and the merabersof th xecas. tive Council,vho - adhhrd to COLCOTRON[, had retired- to Tripolit2z, after ha-ving. been' deprived of their ap- pointments. The Journini dev De1zts inentions the arrival at Paris. of the new Governor of- the Ionian Islands, who, accord- ing to the journalist, is-Sir PATRICk Ross, hut as he is, wrong respecting the name,heis likewice probably mistaketi with respect to the fact. The following are extracts:- "PARIS, APRIL 13. ' "Private leters ffoim MlaLrid to the 6th, say not a word of the troubles at Seville and yxalencia, mentioned by the Jourrnal des Dc. bats yesterday.. Thifaey also contradicted by the Echo du AMidi, wyhich says that the Joutrnal de Toulous, in a fit of liberalism, re- peated them for idle reports that bad been circulated at Madrid, and which th'e Joarnalde.4 Debats has copied from the Journal de ToruZoue. T . ' ADRID; APRIL 8.-(BY EXPrRss.).. " The folfowing. ar. the chanuges among the troops of our gar- risoni T the head-quarters of the division remain at Aladrid; as weU as the 9th1 reginient of Chiatseurs, and the 23d and 28th of the liAne, and Artillery. " The Gardes du Corrg, and the two Swiss battalions, go to Toledo. " Tlh.lHorse.artillery'and the 22d of the Line go into garrison at Valdennoro; a battalion of thelatter will be detached to Cimposuelos. Tie bureaux and the military hospital remain at Mladrid. " It is said that Count Rivaud de la Raffiniere will come and take the coimiand, instead of Count Beurmont. lls Mitajestyihaw sent the grand cross of the order of Charles II. to Don Vives, Captain Gencral of Cuba, as a reward for his fidelity. " A notice from Don Atjoria, Superintentlant-General of the Police of the Kingdom, has been posted up in Madrid, and inserted in the Gazele an ud the Dfario, warning the inhabitants against the plots of the ill.disposed, wlio seek to disturb the public tranquillity by inventing false reports, circulatingodious calumnies, &c.: thlus they lately sent circulars to the conmmander af the Royal Voluiteers, enclosing aiforgel order of the King, in vhich it is affirmed that it is his Majesty's pleasure that the volunteers should resist the execution of the regulation of these corps which his Majesty has approved. 'Ihis circular is a calumnv on the King, on our brave allies, the French,l and on the Couiniander of the Royal Volunteers of Madrid, whose forged signature is annexed to this cir- cular. ' Inhabitants of Madrid,' concludes the notice, ' distrust the exaggeratioRs of party spirit; confide in the ,visdom of the King; and in the authority which he has intrusted to me, for the terror of the seditious, and the secUrity of the peaceable subject.' " The letters from Seville anti Cordova do not mention the alarnms wlhichl certain Liberals havr been pleased to conceivc of a design whlich they impute to the Royalists." FRENCX FuNfDS.-PARis, April 13.-Five per Cents. opened at 102. 20., closed at 102. 5.; Loanof 1823, 1i.; Bank Stock, 1,900.; Neapolitan 5 per Cent, in ducats, 95i..; in francs, I0(.; Rentes d'Espa:gne, 17.; Royal Spanish Loan 1823, 637. Exc'sange on London, one month. 25.23.; three months, 25. I0.-.-ours Authen- liqule. - . r.N,DxOVn 1t",JDAY, APRIL 16. 182i.