London, Saturday, June 12...
The Journal det Debats of Wednesday contains another article, and an angry one, upon the dismissal of Al. D R CHATEAUBRIAND. MN. DE VILLELE is threatened with a powerful re-action, arising from the influence and reputa- tion of the ex-MIfinister. The Quotidienne has suspended its lamentations. The Constitutionnel diverts itself at the expense of botb parties; not " seeing very clearly what " Liberty can lose by thedisgrace of CHATEAUBDRIAND, or "vhat she ean gain by the continuance of his rival in "office." The bill for extend;ng the duration of the Chamber of Deputies to seven years instead of five, and renewing it inte- grally instead of by fifths, has passed that Chamber by a majority of 292 to 87 votes. As the Peers have already given it their assent, it only now awaits the Royal sanction to become a law. This measure is stated in the Jouirnal des Debati to be the concoction of M4. DE CHATEAUBRIAND, the ex-Minister of Foreign Afihirs, who intended to have defended it from the Tribune, on the day previous to his dlismissal, and to have proposed some amendments which would have rendered it less objectionable. His colleague, CORDIERE, who had, perhaps, in his pocket at the time the Royal ordinance for his disgraee,could not subject either the Ministry or their victim to the humiliation of his per- forming this last service. FRENCH FuxDs.-PARis, June 9.-.ive per Cents. opened, 102.80.: closed, 102. 33.; Bank Stock, 1,965; Neapolitan Rentes, 90; Royal Spanish Loan, 64. Exchange on iLondon, I month, 25.40; 3months, 25. 25.-Cours Authentiquc. LO)ADOiN. SATURDAY, JUA'E 12, 1824.