... lar 8£ it may appear, a ministerial paper ex- presses some doubt respecting the actual presence . nnn carlo, in Spain. It is insinuated by the Opposition ° n Paris that the King contemplates a new clap-trap p:lrt V «.view fixed for Monday, namely, to announce the tOT or d-fe-t of Don Carlos. A letter from Bayonne, capt a r , e h!,a3d Instant, states that the greatest enthusiasm pre- *£ in ...

... Dom Pedro h»d returned on the 7th. It was reported at Lisbon that a company of French merchants had joined to a nnn Cartes two millions of money. The Portuguese r . to assemble on the 15th of August, when it was t ' tCS *i there would be a general turn-out, as t «.y do not CM D m Pedro to remain at Lisbon, but he has all the T' Sh ,n Ma-oims at hand in case of need. It was also reported [{ al ...

... The Porte has been informed that part of these ships have gone to | Paros and Mvtiline, where they remain. The few I rr-n'ch men of war that were crui-ing in the Greek Arehi- rre _ m t, e„ „. Tceilosutere ;it seems they wait from Toulon. Meantime they communicate with ?? Gaulish Admiral, and appear to be in some manner under ♦, orders No unes-ine*-, however, is excited by these a ac it i> ...

... France the immediate execution of the tv of the Quadruple Alliance, and the instant in- tervention of * French force for the defeat of Don The order has in consequence been transmitted to Due de Frias at Paris, to make the requisition of the £L__ eoveromeDt. The decision will be prompt, in per- ?? with the wishes of the Spanish cabinet. Every ration had beeu made on the French frontier for ...

... tion taking place ~in the law which calls in the paper • money at 2# per cent. Thia measure, generally speaking, is considered of great benefit to the tion * Ur^ e - but P*™ B**8 ** ?? I ?? par ttei_larly the wine wi' l be severe sußerers, as they will have to pay, J *!£r the-lst, metal for debt* contracted in currency, that is. j T| f paper and half metal, which is tantamount to a loss of ' r ...