French Papers.
The Times, 1824-08-12T00:00:00

(From the Etile.) ST. OLOUD, AUG. 9. Tic King heard a.i,,ibhs anar3it, D6 ,0cat?l tDf t2nIng, theirExcellencics M. the' Duke 'Vjith his Vajestv. de V.ielq,transacted business ihe'Kthg too an alrin? t t-0 O'clock iwth eavirons of St. Ger. =Aitn.ien,LIave - Yesterday tbe King sent-to Congratduate Al. the Marshal 1M1ac- dth t MofaThrentuyll?n the birth of a son, andto inquire after the heath -of Mzdame the Duchess. : I . .. .PARIS, AuG. tJ. IMM. Rouanuez ;ind La Rose, 'the H Mity-tian Envoys, will set ofl' to-morrow for Hvre, wheire they will erbark on Fridlay. The island of Ipsara, which thie Turks have just taken, is situated ta lte distance north-west of tbe island of Scio. Its harbour is commbdious and excellent. Tle limitedl extent of the island was favourable ito a coadinuous range of all the fortifications, which ren- dered it extremely fonridable. It is thererore natural to presume that some anforeseen circumstance facilitated the landing of the uss"l- rnen. No details have vet been received resp^cting'the attack and defence of the fleet anJ inland; but iL makes, one shudder to reflect, that the woonlen and children were locked up in a monastery, and that their keepers had orders to immnolate thiem, sooner than let them fall alive into the hards of the barbarians. t From the Jouirnal des Debaos. A lUtter from Madrid, datedl Jnly 27, says-" Contradictory ver- sions ire in circulation herre with respect to the causes of that unfor- tunate eseat which afflicts all the friends ef publIc tranquillity. Some'blame the French, others the Spaniards. We mus: thetefore wait for theaccount which will begiven by theproperau-hority,inorder to discoverthetruth. U'hatanpearscertain is, that FerdinandYVII.has wrnttep a letter to General Digeon, in which he promiscs the speedy and severe punishrnent of the guilty. It is even said that the King has ganated. the French General the right of disposing of the Spanish troops. The French General has already availed hinself of this right, by placing French troops in the posts formerlv occu ied bv Saniards in Madrid, and this day Quesada's division .as Icft a tdadr, and marched towards the frontiers of Portiugal.' L 'romn Galdgnoani'ps 1cssenger.] PARIS, AUG. 9. The lawy of the Budget for 1h23 owas published on Satturday in the ,Vulkiin des Lois. The expjenses of the consolidated debt and sink- ing futid are estimated at 273,05. .785 fraRcs; the general expenses ef thte Pl"lic service at 6i61,647,395 francs; and the receipts at 89I9,51,h83 francat (about 36 millions sterling). Dts 'he course of the last month, a young student who was bathing at the Swimming School near the Pont Loais XVI., was carried away by the current and drownedl. Aladame Deligny, who directs the sChool, appeared on Saturdav before the Tribunal of Correctional Police, to answer -the charge of negligence, by which the lamentable accident was occasioned. It appeared in evidencs that the nets re- qnizred to be plawed at the bottom of the school were not there. Ma- deme Deligny was sentenced to three months' imprisonment. and to pay 4,000 franes as damages. A. few days ago, three villains went to a farm near Dampierre-en- Bresse, with the intention of robbing it. Finding no one there but a girl 12 ears old, they shut her up in a bar, but this child, taking a itchfor, made her way out, and stabbed in the body one of the vi lairs who was keeping guard at the door. The noise thereby oc- casioned alarmed the two others, andstch wvas the vigour with whicl the child kept up the attac, that the miscremnts were only able to carry off their w ounded con'-~de. Experiments are at th,a -oon,ent m>aking at Brest and Toulon wit], STomc 3O.pounders, wihich c.libre it is considered desirable to em. plov in tuture nR, pTeinti trtsels. T whe wYordks sbf the new haidgc over tbe Seine, opposite the Hotel dslOaics, arc commenced. FR2NC_I PAPER&