... LOS DON. 9atftmf*r, Dec. IB.—The regular courier has brought lettm from Madrid of the 11th. The Prelates and all the Ecclesiastics have presented petition to the King, for the re-establishment of the Inquisition.—The King answered, that he was not yet authorised to do it the Powers and by the Pope, from which might infer the desire of doing it. The Ouke of Sen Fernando has been banished his ...

... LO XDON. Paris Journals of Wednesday ore chiefly filled with the report of the trial, by Court Martial, of soldier named Simon, who was accused of having shot young man .named Hone in, for having attempted to scale the walll of tbe Tuilleries Gardens, the December, the day the Duke of Augoultme's triumphant entry after his return from Spain to Paris. The Court Martial was composed of Colonel, ...

... LOXDOX. Pari*, Jan. 2.—The Monileur of Wednesday contains three royal ordonnances. The two first relate to the meeting of the electoral colleges, the third ordonnance is on the state of French commerce, and orders the formation of superior council of commerce and the colonies, to examine into the laws and tariffs which regulate the commercial intercourse between France and foreign countries as ...

... LOXDON. ORDINANCE of the eino. Louis, by the Grace God, etc. We have caused pastoral letter our Cousin, the Cardinal Archbishop of Toulouse, to laid before us, which dated the 15th of October, printed tbat city by Augustin Man salt. Aud have considered that if It i* for the Bishops nf our Kingdoms ask us the amelioration of changes which they judge necessary to religion, not through the medium ...

... LONDON. - The MonUenr, in iv non-official page, gives, in French and Spanish, the Convention which has been rinded between France and Spain, the tamrtfmeprizmtikeein 189 S. Convention motioned between the Ambassador of. his Christian Majesty, and the Minister of Stats of his CatlMlk Majesty, to tbe Maritime rrises token tbe coarse the year 1823—1n order to regulate the manner which the French ...

... LONDON. Pari*, Jam. 28.—The Journal drt Dtbatt conuini the following Ordinance* re* pec ting Spain Madrid, Jan. 16.—The King our Sovereign haw issued the following Decree:— my Decree the 14th of Dec. last, I thought fit to grant our honorary ' medallion to all those of subject*, who listening only to the voice the purest loyalty, have braved all dangers to defend the rights of my sovereignty, ...

... LOXDON. . A |Mi of thb toWn, vhv hat received from has obligingly permitted to copy from them th* following extract: 144* Deernwer, 18SX-' Two or three oar* be* oe get a Manifesto from Rio, published by the RmperOt, by which it seems he the House Representatives, dissoWed the sitting, made some members prisoners, shipped them off* is said to FrsNce, and now it appears offers Constitution of ...

... LOVDON. Para paper* down to Thursday, and Flanders mail to the mat. arrived on Saturday. An article from Brussels, dated the 7th inst. states, that numerous commercial couriers have lately passed through that city between Paris and Amsterdam. A Russian Cabinet messenger, on his way from Petersburg to London, pasaed through on tbe oth inst. Constantinople, Jan. 10.—M. Yon Minziacky is not yet ...

... LOXDON. Madrid, Feb. 10.—The King has ratified by decree of the Ist of this month, the treaty concluded on the sth Jan. between Count Ofalia, First Secretary of State, and the Marquis Talaru, relative to the prizes made by the two maritime nations during the War.—The King issued a decree on the 9tb to the following purport:— By the present decree I abolish in my Transatlantic dominions the ...

... LONDON On Saturday, the following letter from Tunis,' dated Teh. 2, was posted Lloyd's:— Yesterday, a fine Spanish brig came into our roads prise to the Algerine squadron. She was taken off Cape Spartell with two other brigs, which were sent into Algiers. The Spanish ships Virgin del Roxero, Flaquies, from Mahon bound to Alexandria, has put m here, and will not proceed. The Spanish brig Lnbrl ...

... LONDON Paria Papers of Friday, and Frankfort Papers to the ult, arrived on Saturday. It is stated in the former papers tbat Lord Granville, Ambassador from England to the Netherlands, arrived on the lst inst. at Brussels, and .tbat the French frigate Theth, had sailed from Brest on the inst. for the Isle of Bourbon, to join die corvette thence to proceed to the Indian seas and China. It also ...

... Par}*, March have just received ex* press, the Madrid journals of the inst. They contain several nominations made by the Kins;, among which arc the two following j—Don Antonio Joseph to be of Madrid Don Juan Nepomucene Prats, to Corregidor of Cordova. The Orytamme of Monday, announced that it would cease to published'after the loth inst. Madrid, March Ilh.— The French column sent to Segovia ...