French Papers.
The Times, 1824-11-23T00:00:00

x ne .nOUln/?t 0 vatelencj givre the t 'rrula of the oath taklen by the Royalist Volunteers ot iMrlcia. WVe subjoin the harangue ad- remssed to these troops by their Commandant, and the form of the loath taken : " Royalists !-You have taken before the symbol of loyalty the oath ot fideliry which the Royal Ordinances prescribe. I am vwell satisfied, but I exact still nmore fromi you. WVe ought now to con. secrate our vows to the Almighty, and to make known to the wholc world bow fir extends that homagc which vie voluntarily, and with pleasure, renderto the bcst of Sovereigns. I he Rovalist Volunteers of Murciadelicate themselves to o(l an(I tD their King. Idenitified with tliese tero prinicipls, wbich ouight to govern us, we sh,,ll be invindble; tbc ene2nies of the Altarand of the Throne will tremble, and we shall fulfil the duties imposed upon us bv nature. Therefore, ffioralist,, ' Do you swear to (God, and promise to the King, not to permit, nor adtnit on your goil, any other religion than the Catholic, Apos- tolic, andl Roman, which you profess; and to shed for it even the last drop of your blood ?-Yes, we swear it. " Do Znu swear to ('sod, and promise to the King, not to admit nor pcit on your soil, the infamous Constitutional Code, pub- lishea at Cadiz, March 17, 1812, to abhor it with all yaur heart, and to Oppose its re-establishment e;en to the shiedding of the last drop of your blood '-es, we swear it. " Do you swear to (;od, and proniiise to the King, to be faithful to himn, aid to defend his sacred rights of ab%olute Sovereignty, with. out permitting either Chambers, or anrv other restriction on it, even to the shedding of the last drop of your lfoAd ?"-Ycs, we swear it. " Marcia, Oct. 14, ; " FRANCIS CATEIRLA., Mulrcia, Oct. 14, U124. '; 5Colnnel Comnmandant." The King hcaTd mass in the chapel of tire Chateau. The Daurphjue ant Dauphiness set out this morning for uille. ncuve l'Etaag. It was announced that the King wsoultd visit the buildings of tire new Exchatige, andl those of tbe a h,trch of St. Madae!aine; and, in Tict, the preparations made at T^ese two places showedt that his Mha. JestF was expected; but at one o'clock di?erent orders were aiven, ansd vt was learned that this^ visit of the Iing was rot to take place. The new bride of the King of Prussia will go by the title of Prin. cess de Lignitz; and as this marriage is m2de ivith lie lefl hand (it iq so described in (termany, from the marriage of a prince or lord with a woniaii of an inferior rank being mnarked by the giving to her the left hand instead of the right), an or.ler of' the King has regu. lated the civil dispositions which will result from this act, and which will, withont delay, he n,ade known to the public. His Royal Highness the Dauphin vihited yesterday tire Central Dewot ot the Artillery. The . minister of WVar rrived a few minutes before hitt Royal Hiwhness. (From the Ao'oniteur of Satturday, Nov. 20.) CADIZ, OCT. 29. The declaratiot. of war bv the Regency of Algiers dtoes much in- jury to the conmmerce of this city, from the prudential measures or- dered by the Board of Health. Vesselh comir.g from the Anilles, in. stead of entering Cadiz, were obliged to go and perform quarantine at I'ort 1ahon, in MAinorca. Now that this quarantine is finished, we h avethree'frigates, a brig, andl a schooner,which cannot go mat of it without fear of being captured by the Barbary corsairs. Some time ago the merchants applied to Government for a srifficient force to protect them when they sailed, and to convev them hither, burt it sceemsi that more important matters have not aLlowed it to attend to this; in consequencc, the owners, underwriters, and other persons interested in the cargoes of these ships, are going to meet, in order to take measures to obtain a convoy of some kind or other, whichimal relieve these vessels from the situation in which they now are place FBENCH FUNDq.-PARIS, Nov. 20.-Five per Cents. opened at 1nl. 7S., closed at 101. 60.; Bank Stock, 1,64) ; Neapolitan Five er Centts., (Faleonet's certificates),89?. ; Rentes d'Espagne, 18l.; ny,a Xpnish Loan, 1823. 55. Exch:lntre on London, one month, 25.; three months, 24. 85.-Cours Authentique. F e'iROCII PA 'ER.V. PA I V- 0 I, - SPA I.N.