French Papers.
a1. ILavezs, Fesidentof tbeCfiahmber of Deplities, paia a visit yes- terday to N. Pozzo di Borgo, whicli lasted an hour. Yestc.day evening, at nine o'clock, Coant Pozzo di Borgo, Baron Vicent, the Austrian Aribamsador, and the Alinister of Prussia, had a csOrifernce with Count de Villele, President of the Council of Dli- s'sters, which lasted two hours and a quartcr. They write frotn Versalles the tblowingl ere arrived to-day the thlird battalion of the 7th regiment of the Ro'yal Guard, returned from Madrid, and the 3d battalion of the &h regiment.2' Count VWele transacted businesm with his Mlajesty. The King We have letters fronm Mladrid of the 14th. M. D'Oubril, the Russian Mlinister, arrived on the 10th: it appears he brings in. structions which will establish harmiony between all the foreign Ambassadors, anti above all, upon the important question in regard to the situation of Spain. Count Ofalia is exiled to Almeria. The very day this was written to us, it was expected that the Alinister of .Var and Alinister of Finance would be displaced. Al. Cardenas de Santa Cruz, Colonel in thc scr,tice of Iiis Catholic AMajesty, ar- rived yesterdlay as courier at Bordeaux: he immediately bad an interview with the Spanish Ambassador, after which he set off im- inediately for Paris. It is saidl he is the bearer of important des- patches ; but the jlfemoriea Berdelais state4, the following day, thatt Colonel Cardenas did not bring any despatches.-Joieryal dt Commerce. Prince Mletternicit is going from Johannisberg to the waters of Ischel, where he is expected on the 24th 01' Julv: it is thought he will not ieturr, to Vienna till August.-Courier Pranqazs. The Archduchess .llaria Louisa embarked on the 1st instant at Naples, on board the ChrWrin.a frigate, for Palermo. Barra4, Fornerly a member of the Directorial Govemment, who has lived in retirement fer several ye?,.s at Chaillot, is dangerously indisposed. The .ilfonitcnsr contains a Royal or(linance, datedl the 18th of .July, at St. Cloud, indemnifying the Duke of Orleans for his griv- inig to the city of Paris hit rights ansl privileges orl the river and canal d'Oureq, which were valued at 60D,000 francs. The indemni- ty is in certain h1ouUs in the Rue St. Honore, adjoining to the Pa- Iais Royale, whichi, with the thtee arcades of the Palais Royale it- Self, are confinrned to the Duke ar,d his heirs for ever: the reversion, in detault of male issue, to be to the CroP.. 1-cstcrday the ling, whio continues at St (loud, gave audience to the Chaucailor . anti received a deputation of the Chariber of Peers. who pPeseLuAd live proiects of law wlhichi the Chlaber hail adopted *un Ci1C precedingw 'tav. 15is :iajesty afterwards rode out. The !tcko dv -c ui states, th.t thle comnmission established at Tou- louse for the isurhsC *f inve,,tiCating the accontits relative to the army in Snain, hald te minate.dl their laholurs, so fu r as relates to tile year lll2$ .and ha.1 pro:,e.lt1t t, hlsyunne to examine the accounts PREBVCfl PAPERS. PARIS. JaTLY 91.