London, Wednesday, Decemb...
We havc reeeived the Paris papers-of Sunday. The fol- b miag wre the only paragraplhs worth extracting which they Contain:- " PARTS, DEc. 11. " The folloning are wome fnirther particulars relative to the fire w'hich broke out in thb Tuileries:- ' A dry-rubber going to fetch somio woed in the second story, was nfddenly stifed by smokc, whith had a strong smell of toot. ,The fire came from the lover story. where an cnormous stove bad get fire to a beam close to it. For some days it bad been bur3ing without being pereeived. Every precautiou was immediately taken. The whole of the Garde: ,du Corps on duty, with their Captain, M. Da- rocheret, hastened to the spot, aud pulled away what was necessary between the two storics. 7The firemen were sent for, and completed what the Guards liad happily begun. "By a decree of- the .7th inst., the Royal Tribtnal of Lyons has ordered a peTao4 of the name of Chambellan to be probecuted, as having murdered 5f. Bouchardon in a duel. " A letter from Mladrid af1irn* that Licut.-Gzneral Ordonneau is con..ing to Toulouse with his division. " From the 17ih of this month, corps of French troops returning from Spain will arrive daily at Bayonne. Among thetn are the Ist, 13th, 21st, 22d, 23d, 28th, and 37th Regiments of the Line, the5th Light Infantry, and the tith, 9th, 12th, and 17th Regiments-of Chasseurs. Tle baggage and the sick, ha,ing left Madrid at the be- ginning of last month, arrived a few days lgO." LONDON. WEDNESDAY, DECEAfEBR 15, 1824.