French Papers.
'rtue 11ledrta (;azelte, whicih we have received, up to the 22d, con- tains only the following article of the least interest:-," His i,aI jesty, yielding to the wishles of the Count d'Ofalia, has relieved him from his charge as first Secretary of State, and appointed in his place Don Francisco de Zea Bermudez," &c. If we may believe a rumour which is in circulation, a Royal or- dinance is about to appear, to prorogue, till December next, the session of 18924. It is added, that that of 1825 will open on the Cth of January following, so that there will be an interval of only a few davs between the two sessions. Colonel Gauchais, who was recently acquitted by the Court of Assizes at Toulouse, of the charge of bearing arms against France in the Spanish campaign, is to be conveyed to Poitiers, in order to be tried as one of the acconmplices of the late General Berton. The 16 prisoners who were discharged have ord'ers to quit Toulouse within a lixed period. A few days ago a Colonel of the Belgian light-horse, in garrison at Mlalines, sent for the Lieutenant-.colonel and the two Mlajors of the same regiment, and after stating that he intended to retire from the service, w.vithdrew into an adjoining room and blew out his brains. MADRID, JULY 16. King Ferdinand has just lost a faithful and zealous servant in the person of the Count de Miranda, who died suddeiily four dayg ago. uring the revolution, the Count was persecuted by the Liberaaj, who compelled the Kling to remove him from his household; but as soon as his MWajesty tscaped from the hands of the Revolutionists at Cadiz, he calhed JAI.de Miranda near his person, antI restored him to the post of Intendant of the Royal Household, which had been giveD to the Marquis of 5anta llmz.- .Drapeau Blanc. CONSTANTINOPLE, Ju2E 25. The French Ambassador Count C,uilleminot has received from all the Ottoman Mlinisters the most distinguishea attention. For some days past, it has been rumoured that the Alarquis of Ri- baupierre will arrtve here shortly, as Ambassador from Russia. Since the re-establishment of friendly relations with Russia, several Greeks who had taken refuge at Odessa have had the temerity to re- turn to Constantinople. We learn that they were arrested and con- ducted to the prison of Mousour Aga, which is that appropriated to debtors It is hoped} that when they have discharged what they owe to the Porte, they will be released. The Captain Pacha is still at anchor under Iitylene. According to advices from this Gfeneral, he meditates an attack upon lpsara. PRBNC11 PAPERS. PARIS. JULY 28.