French Papers.
The Times, 1824-01-29T00:00:00

llis ajestyF erdinand VII. his sent to Prince Carignan, for his servces, the Grand Collar of the Order of the Toison d'Or. TIADRID, JAN. 17. The King has appointed, as second in command, Commandant. General of Andalussa, theXarsbal-de-Camp John Downie, in con. sideration of his great-services; and his Mlajesty has intrusted'the command of Ciudad R1drigo to Miarshal-de-Camp Don Philipe de Treiles. (From Gat ,ai': Afesseizger of the 26th.) .Lieutenant-General Guilleni:not is seriously indisposed. The following is from the BelkSe Journal:-" If a rumour afloat in the Northern Provinces, particularly at Amsterdam,- mnay be de- pended upon, it is ir contemplation that Prince Frederick should go to Batavra, to reside there in quality,of Viceroy over the Belgian provinces in the East Indies." [l!onitear of lIondav, Jan. 26.1 The official part contains only some unimpprtant notices from the department of the Mlinister of Jtstice, relative to private individuals. (Non-oEicial Part.) TOULOUSE, JAN. 20. The affair of the directars, ofwhich we have several times had oc- casion to speak, and the prelininary investigation of which is now carrying on in this city, has just led to the presentation of a very extensive and very importint requisition of the Attorney-Ge- neral Baron Gary. This magistrate read it on the 17th instant in the Chamber of Accusation (analogous to the grand jury.) A company of miners, who fought at the Trocadero, and is com- manded by Csptain Remphleur, arrived here on the 13th. MIost of these brave men have the cross of the legion of Honour. [FRom the Etoile, dated Tuesday, Jan. 27.1 MADRID, JAN. 17. The spirit of malevolence daily ascribes 'to the Government pro. jects which it does not entertain. Thus a decree of the King has been spoken of at Mladrid, which is stated to condemn all the old Alcades under the constitutional system to the gallevs for 10 vears. This news is put into circulation by the enemies of the thronc: it would be too tedious to repeat all those that they scatter among the public. Tlius, they said the militia are menaced with perpetual imprisonment, and new meassres of rigour are preparing against all those who have manifested attachment to the andent systemi. The Government have no need of those new acts of severity; it is consoli- dating itself daily, and acquires strength. At all times Spain has been covercd with idle people and vaga- bends, strangers from anl parts of the world, principally Gipsies and AAmericans, wbo overloaded the population. The nev decree lays down ineasures respecting them; and when it is considered that the revolution found anrong those people powerful and vile auxiliaries, we cannot but praise the views of the Government. Lastly, this decree interests the tranquillity of Phe Peninsula, by' the measures and the chastisements which it prescribes for all members of secret sociees, whatever they may be. [The decree alluded to is for the rerilation of the military. It is composed of several chapters, each divided into a great many arti- des. The first orders the estabhsl5ment of a general intendancy of the financial administration of the lVar Dep'artment, which shall act under the orders of the tinister of Finance.1 FRENwc} FUNtDS, PARIS, Jan. 26.-Five per Centts. 95. 30.; Bank Stock, 1,650.; Neapolitan 5 per Cents. 81k; Rentes d'Es- pagne, 241. Exchange on' London. one month, 25. 45.; three months 25. 35.-C_ rs AWhenitique. * PRRNCH PAPERS. PARIS. JANE, 26.