French Papers.
I LOUIS, &C. Dcsirous of having collected, previously to the presentation of the final accounts of the year 1823, all the documents necessary to the justification of the expenses of which the war witl Spain has been the object, with the advice of our Couacil of State, we have ordained; ard ordain as follows:_ Art. 1. A commission shall be charged to collect all facts and documents calculated to aflord us the means of estimating the causes and urgency of the supplementary credits granted fbr the service of 18-23. The said commission to record the result of its labours in a report which shall be made to us previously to the 1st of December next. Art. 2. The Commission established by the preceding article shall be composed of our cousin the AMarshal Duke de Tarentum. Pre. stdentu4 and of the Sieurs Count de Villemanzy, Count Daru, Count de Vaublancs and the Barons de Labouillerie and Haigan. Our Ministers dre charged, each one in what belongs to his ju- risdiction with the ekecution of the present ordinance. By the king. (Signed) LOUIS. (Countersigned) TH. DE VILLELE, President of the Council of Alinisters. Castle of St. Cloud, June 30; PARIS, JUIY 2. The Duke de Moontmorency-Laval, Ambassador Extraordinary of his Molt Christian Majesty at the Holi See, has arrived in Paris. (Yrotb the Pilote.) MADRID, JUNE 18. The French Ambassador has arrived here from Aranjuez. JUNE 19. To-day, at half-past eight o'clock in the morning, the King en- tered his capital. His MIajesty was escorted by the French garde du corps, and a detachrment of Chasseurs ' cheval, aud some gentlarmes of the same nation. They were conmmanded by Count Digeon and General Quecada. the Spanish garde du corps has taken the per- forming duty to-day on the Vilnga person. It is said that the French garde du corps will leave this capital on the 29th to return to France. The Court will not remain long at Madrid; it will depart for the waters of Saredon. The French troops which were cantoned about Aranjuez have quittul their position to follow the C.urt; The. Kitig welit tut te.duay escoried by his gutards. (PRlvATr cotRESPONDESCE.) - MIADRID, JuNE 21. General Capape is arrived here; he has been thrown into prison, the same occupied by Riego. A decree against the Afrancesades is upon the point of appearing. It is said that they *hll be deptived of their employ. There has been to-day a grand council held, at wlith the King ptesided, and at which there were present the Ministars a.d Anibas- sadors. Amongst the deliberations, were the unfortunate state of the country, and the immediate necessity of taking energetic mea- sures to restore peace to Spain, and prosperity to the country; it is also assured that they did not torget our Americas. CADIZ, JUNE 25. Never were there mindre arre;ts since the pablication of the armis- tice, A repoit begins to prevail of the yellow fever. All vessels in future are to perform quarantine at Mllahon. FRENCH PAPERS. ROYAI, ORDINANCE.