London, Thursday, Decembe...
The Times, 1824-12-16T00:00:00

Tthe Frenchi papers of Mloinday, wvhich arrived last night, communicate no political news of interest. 'I'he following are catiact from the Eloile of Tuesday's (late :_ " TANGIER, OCT. 27. A Sardinian vessel having anived here, the Pacha ordered the crew on shore, and 10 Mloorish soldiers were put on board. It is th,refore now urnder the superintendencc of Mloors. The Englislh Consul, who for the prescnt ncts as Consul for Sardinia, has taken down the Sardinian colours. The Pacha, in excuse for this act of violence, says, that thC Elmperor of Morocco lead declared that he allowed Sartli ani only six months to send hither an ambassador or a consul invested vith full powerm, and when that time was expired he could no longer recognize Sardinia as a friendly power. The time has elapsed, and the Moorish Govern. rnent will no longer recognize the Sardinian fl-ag. Tle 13, an American corvette, of 24 guns, put in here on the uith of this month: as soon as the Captain came on shore, he -w-nt, accompanied by the C*onsul of Ihis nation, to the Castle, to trcat with the Pacha for the embarkation of Valdes, Alercancini, an.d others of the revolters of Tarifa. The Pacha has not acceded to the wishes of the Americans, and the latter has sailed for Gibraltar. ' lADRID, Nov. 30. ThIe Mlinister of War has a!ldressed the following Royal order to the Captain-General of this province:_ ExceDent Sir,-The Superintendant-Gcneral ad inte,imn of the Police, lhaving received representations from the Intendant. Gaenertl of Police at Cadiz, respectinig certain individuals who are in various parts of this province, with suspected persons and officers -without destination, who chose their abode in the towns and villages mesarest tu the coast,(wvhichonglit to excite distrust,) and havinggiven a- acrount of this to His Mlajesty, he has decided that these indi- viduals shall no lonzer he penritted to reside in places so near the 2ea-cosst, and that the greatest tare and vigilance shall be employed that no suspectel person or officer wvithout destintation be suffered to rensain on any part of the coast, unless they are natives of those places.' " The French divisions in the Spanisb fortresses will have nothing to do bat to secure tranquillity and gosd order; they will take no incern ewhatever in events that occur beyond the walls. " It is observed that there are now 15 Archbishops and Bishops in thuis capitaL " As the plisons cannot contain the prisoners that arrive dfaily, a npszious edifce, wXhich served as barracks for one of the French regi. men-,s that have left uo, is to be placed at the disposal of the In- tenclsnt-General of the Police. " DEcEmpEll 2. The King's health is so enttttely re-established, that no more bulletins are to be published of it. Pnince Maximilian of Saxony, and the Princess Amelia, his daughter, will not arrive till to-mar.ow. They were detained at B3tgos by the desire to see the antiquities of that city. "OurrGazette contains to-day the regulations approved by his Majesty on the 23d of September, relative to the steps to be taken by sach of his subjects as, conformably to the treaties of 1814 and 3815, have any claimus to male on the Royal Treasury of France. afeore taking any direct steps, they must have their claimfs approved Iby the Committee of Liquidation." FatxcHi FuNns.-PARts Dcc 13.-Five per Cents. openedl at l1-2, closed at 102. 5. BankM Stock, 1,010 Neapolitan Rentes, <Felconet's Certificates), 87j.; Rentes d'Espagne, 18.; Royal Spa- iish Loan, 571. Exchange en London, one mnonth, .5.; three 1,onmrth, 2, 8.-Corurs AnAeantique. I.OYbDON, THURSDAY, DECE.TfBER 16, 1824.