... PA4RIS PAP'LlS op FRPIDAY. [FROM THE CONSrIlTUTIONNEL.] PARIS, JULY 23.-A report was much circulated the (lay be- fore yesterday, particuhirly on 'Change, that every thing was arranged for the interest ot' that party which regards France as henceforth its incontestible property ; that M. de Villele had at length found a Minister fur Foreiga Affairs; that he had given the vacant place to M. tie ...

... , Thre following is an extract of a private letter from Seville and Cadiz It appearsfrom it, that a sort of bustle and preparation is observable in the latter place, and that aa expedition to South America is gravelv talkled of;- , SEYILLE, J UN .E -jinee I last wrote to you, afrairs in this country have assumed a very different appearance. The or- ganization of thc new Spanish Army is. goiug ...

... A mail arrived yesterday morning from Flhnders, bringing 1 Brussels papers to the 5th instant.. ihe King of the NEynrit- I LANDS is expected, in a few days, to issues ii Licr~e prohibiting Ytbe iaLnhoitatiol into that kigdlum of French merchandise in general. 'Ihis measure is [aid to originate in tile principles of reciprocity. His MAJESTY has, conkornrably to the wishes of the Second ...

... Letiers Every received esaerday from a person. high in office in St. Domingo, dated the 9th -of June. They state that the Governmyent was in daily expectation of receiving from France anacknowledgement of the indepehdence of the Republic, and thataierylarge sum in specie had been offered for this object;. In the Mead time, h6weOer, veery active preparations Were going on in case of au attack ...

... *The weather hls been gencrally good, and the harvest is ad- vsiuicig rapidly. In tbe iu linediatu vicinity of Edinburgh,aboat ofne-tiird of'f tie graint is nliLady cut. Ne have, ho wevel, had a heavy fall of rain yesternight aund this maoraing.-Sevtisnaiz. flarvest, owing tLe heavy rains wvhich tOoli place t1h be- grinning ol this week, ihns uot yet commellicedil on tle WvesL couist, lut the ...

... FRENcR PAPERS. [vROM TIHE JOURNAL DEaS DEJIATS OF THURSDAY]. PAIt I 8, ~Ut 0 L ).-We see witit .pleasure fromi the articles of' aMlic61Jimurnal. that the Governm entisd(isposed to treat withe the Ilaytiann, and thius gecure considerable ~t~lvantages to the commtesrce of Feince.. TIhis should tranquillise thle pnbli~: as to the plan of reconquering Hayti. Do the Cabinet War- riots Imow hoiw ...

... [FROM TiHE ETOILE OF TUESDAY.] VERSAILLES, SErT. 17.-The King, accompanied by the D3auphin and the Dimphincas, and Ithe Duchless of- Ifterry, reached St. Cloud ygsterday morning at seven o'clock. His Mqest'y having granted peralonsiou to the Prefect Of the Seine and Oise, an the Municipal Bodies of Versailles and. St. Cloud, to be ad miitted, received their, homage on hib accessijon, and ...

... . Letters have been received by reosectable mercantile houiies in Liverpoor, from Lima, to the IDLE ot June, from Guayaquil to the 2'st of July, aud from Sanialgo de Chile to tho 16Lh ot July. The following are extrac fruin these letteris:- - ;General Lttriga has becn in Liina for some time. It is re- ported that he is goiag very soon to Europe; he does not take aL active p..at here. Gencral ...

... Ex',NSIVE FRAUD.- -A case of considerable interest has .. - . 1; A VTan IdIe latejy occupied the Parisban public. A il. nlaues prosecuseu a i. jioullinap for cleitilug himk olit of the sum of 450,000 francs. hl;is wvas nrit, ou t[)e paLt of Rouni iuge, by a prosecultiou of Banes for defaiila tiofl. After a partial investigation, which oc. cupted tile Court uinee sittings, judg ienet wvas ...

... COM1ignaRCt WN'H mmXlCO. The following, wbich Is imiportant to comwercinl men, IS extracted from one of the mnost recent American Papers Consulate of the United States, Alvarado, June 18, 1824; SIR-I have been officially informed of a Decree of the Mexi- can Government, bearing dite tbe 20th day of last mnonth, pl bihiting (three months from and after tie date thereof irodc the United States, ...

... NEW SPANISH , BREACH OF FAITH LOAN. IV e collect from a letter dated Paris, October 16, some curious ,articulars respecting the last new project for raising money for Spin. The contriver of this notable scheme is said to be the ,id]-known DI. Achille de Jouffroy, who, by his viSits to Verona i MNladrid, and by contriving to jumble himself up with Gueb- i: rd's loan, has amassed a fortune of ...

... TUNIS, AUG. 30.-The account of the taking of Ipsara has been received here, and has raised the courage of the Mussel mans, to which the news of the events at Algiers has contri- batted. There is scarcely any body here, whether Moor or Turk, that does not consider the English as defeated. ST. PF.ThmSBUnGll, Ocr. 13.-WVe hear that, in a fcw days, *'00 poods, or 8000 pounds of gold, are expected ...