French Papers Of Thursday...
The Times, 1824-01-12T00:00:00

it Is atmtrmed ttiatttle King, in the Council held on Wednesday last, noininated Knights..Commanders of his Orders, the Archduke Francis Cbarles Joseph, second aon of the Em emo of Austria, hde Prince Royal of Prussia, Frederick William, tle Grand Duke Con- stantine 1'aulowitch, brother of the Emperor of Russi, -and Count Nesseirode, Minister of Foreigr Affairs ofhis Mlajesty the JEmperor Alexander. His R oyal Highness the Duknh'Angouleme has auth6rized nu- merouis naval officers of'all ranks to accept and wear decorations of the zeveral Spanisn Ordersof Mlerit, in token of his satisfiction for the Services rendered by the navy, and the active manner in which the squadron seconded the operations of the army in the gloroaps campaign wlhich has just been ended. Mh. de Saldanh, Count de Porto Santo, Ambassador of the King of Portugal at muradrid, hlad just received from te King of Spaini the Grand Cross of Charles tn . Her Majesty the Queenbas also deigned to confer upon his wife the decoratioo Noble Dames of AMari-a Louisa. By judgimeint of the Chamber of Police Correctionelle oftBor deaux, pasged on the 3d instant, MV. B. Constant hasbeen iintenceal t a month'cs imprisonment, for having decorated himself with the Cross of'the Lairion of Honour, without having been authorized'o TIbrec royal ordinances, dated yesterday, have been published. The fizstnominatra the Viseountde Chateaubriand "Knight Corn.; inande ofoue Ordepse;thesecondconf'ers the same distinction upon the Dukes de Doudeauviue and de Damas; and the third ap. pointos the Baron de Vitrolle a Minister ofa State, and member of t Privy Couzncil. The appeal at the widow Lecouffe and her son, against their con. victior. for te murdeor of ;ladamne Jerome, has been rejected by thc Court of Cassation. PARMA, Dac. 24. On the 20th inst., Prince Gustavus of Sweden, acqoapanied- by a chamrOberan of the S=peror of Austria, arrived in this. town. T'his Prince, who travels in Italy under the name of Ihlespbouyg;, received an ilvitstion to dine with our Princess. (Thiso ia tl-e 'aon af the deposed King Gustavus,s MAADRID., Dgc. .30 The G'azeite contain a decreciesuedlby his Maje8ty,.on there. port of hi Excrlleancy the Dukeas e o infan the re, organization o tthe Royal Guard. tado, a , ' 'ise King has appointed the Lieutenant-General Don iPedri Grirunarest Captain-Generul of Arrag-on: the Count d- St..'6oma1v Inspector-General of the Mlilitia. MVajor-General Don; DipgBa'l. lesero Inpecor.eneal f te cvaly; nd onPedra. de ~. Our jurnas stted sme tme ao, wat took place -at Itlatato, whenMarhal loney psse thrughthat town, and'gave ordirs to scot itoFrace he ssssis o te Bishop) ofVich=.1.kdpedfrs King to c1ainh tlw deilyery up of chesaid piefrs. W3Ye tio snot ye Imnmediately After theprowtiatioi'of the amnesty, it appears that there wil be another decree respecting the fate of the officers of the' Constitutinnal armrtyl who aie nbt classed with the authots of the re. volution. They will Sc& divided into several series. The first Will include- all the officers of the' -Royal GQrrd who abzqdoned Tbeh' corpa to'enrol thermselve4 with the revolhtibnarvparty, as some 6I themi lid:on the 7th-of July 1822. The second will Inchud6' the otficers wh's became evo tionists after the promulgation of the constitution, in cotisequenee of - ate oath which the Eing was comn. pellcd to take. Finaly, the last willUinchde the Afficer wbo only followved the torrent, but who have conducted themselves with mo- deration, order, and diseiplirie. The abeve are the three classes which mert especial attention. Itis-said also, that-there tUil be no distinction between thc mili- tary who have preferred to proceed to Prance as prisoners bf war, and those'who naveremamnedin the* cantoanments, for baving made theirsubmissiol to the King; for aPnongst the former are mary who, infuenced by a-false-point of honour, would not take the oath of submission tohis M1ajesty, and aniongst the others therc are some whose conduct does not indicate a very adncere conversion . there- fore, it is added, the conduct wlich they bave mauifested during and since, the revolutiomt wiU serve as a basis for the fate which Uill beassigned to them. Finallg,-the army is-dissolved, and the mili- tar.v-junta charged with its- new organization will create one which may afford every pledlge of fidelity- nil attacbment to our Sovereign, because care will be taken to place at its head th6se whio have taken up arms for the Ring, and sacrfi6ced themselves to the good cause. Fl BEN'CH Fr jS, Jan. '8.-Five per Cent. Gwoisols, 93f' 90a; for accountl 9-If. 5.; Spanish, 23f , Neapolitan, 79:. I FRENCH PAPERS OF PHrr.Vn,iiv DPAR1S. JAJ. fC -- -