French Papers.
The Times, 1824-04-29T00:00:00

(From the. Journal re Debats.) Yesterday.the King held a levee -which was numerously attended. After the levee, Prince Tallevrand visited the Dake of Angouleme, with whom he remained nearly an hour.., The King has been graciously pleased to grant a free paTdon to -Colonel Maziau,. who wasin prison upon conviedon of.being impli- cated in the conspiracy of. Au'gust 19, 1820. The King, upon the.propositioni of the M1inisterof the Mlarine, has decided that thle 120-gun ship Le obnida"7e, recently launched at Toulon, shall be called Le Tr6cadero, in memory of the capture of that fort by the anny under the command of theDuke of Angouleme. - - (From the Journal dx Commerce.) - - - - The letters and papers from Aladtid, arrived by the regular post, are up to the 15th inst. On the eveningof the l4th,acoonflagration had broken eot at the same tine in four 4uarters of the city; but the activity of 'the French troops ptevented its making any great progress. two children, however, perished. - ft is.said that the Empecinado and some other Constitttionalists, rho were prisoners at Roa, in Old Castile, have been mnassac.cd. The newrs from Toledo is to the 13th. The '-Marquis of Talaru had arrived there, and it was knlow. that General Bourmosst was to be removed frnm the command of the Armv of Occupation, but as the Riig distributes hi favours 'onlgy o- persons in his good graces, it was expected thatthe General, befere his departure, would receive a decoration, awd perhaps a patent of nobility. This is the more probable, fromn the circumst'ace of his having conferred the Order-of Charles ljI. upon General Donnadicu, who has been re- moved, for reasom which have probably some analogy with.those which indtice the recal'of Gen,ral Mourmont. (Froma the Etoile, dated Tuesday.) Our letters (tonm Spain inforii uis 'that the prisoners-of 'wr enter their connitrywitdout eXperiendng tbe slightest insult. The autho- rities of Navatre have ptublishedb tslhis subjict a proclaration fuU of wsisdont. - General ixoy is satffedR from a severe indisposition, -which pre- venltS his assisting:at the diseu,sions in t}he Chamber.--- It is said that the individnal.who destroyed the picture of Rubens at- the Mluseum bas been-discovered and arremted. ' . ODESSA, APRI2 3. ' Letters' have been rer<vived frowit Constantinople, daied Mtarch 07,butthey,.ontainnothingworthyofatterition. ThosefromnSt.Peters- burgh, however, supply.us wvith much authenricinformation respect. ing uiegotiations between Al: de illioziacky -and the Ottoman MlI- nistry. - The]st of these is the regulation of the indemnities due to Russian subjects whoX havpe been hara.ssed in their property or eommerce, during .the.last few: years, bythe tirmans of the Grand Seignor. Until the Porte'shal h'ave done justice to these reclanna. tons, no Russian Ambassador vill display -a diplomatic character at Constantinople: we way therefore expect long and' numetous difficulties. FRE2Ntuc Fu,iDws, PAitzs, April 26.-Five per Cents. opened at 102.80.; closed at 102.90.; Bank Stock, 1,985; Neapolitan a per cents., 95R; Spanish -Rentes, -16A; Royal Spanish Loan, .63- Cours Authlentique. PRE.rCH PAPERS.