London, Saturday, July 24...
We have received the Eloile dated Thursday, which, in addition to the articles in the other Paris journals, notices the subject of the Hanoverian troops in rather a prominent mannier. Notwithstanding the contradictions \vhich have already been given respecting the intended embarkation of these troops for Portugal, the Editor of the Etoile thinks it necessary to add his " guarantee that there is no longer "1 any quesdon of sending a Hanoverian corps to Lisbon." it is understood, however, that the insertioin of the para- graph was required by some person in authority. Accord- ing to the Quotidienne, which pretends to know the secrets ,of the negotiations with Havti, the followhng are the con- ditions op which the Frenchi Governmenit is willing to ac- knowledge the independence of that State :-. The recog- nition of the paramount supremacy (sezerainate) of France. 2. The payment of 180 millions of francs to be divided among the old colonial proprietors. 3. To give up two places as security for the execu tioni of the treaty, viz., iMlole St. Nicolas, wvith 12 leagues of territory in the west, and Turtle Island in the north. Twenty_six Frenbchmen, made prisoners in Spain, whose trial has been going on for these three weeks before ike Court of Assize at Toulouse, were declared " not guilty" by the Jury on the 16th of this nonth, andi solemnly acquitted. FR.ENCH FUNDS, Paris, July 21.-Five per Cents. opened at 9R. 40.; closed at 98. 60.; Bank Stock, 8,60., Neaoolitan 5 per Cents., 84 .; Rente d'Espagne, 183.; Royal] panishl Loan, 54i. Exchange on London,- one month, iS. 5.; three months, 24.90._ Cours Auth-entique. _ ___ LONDON, SATUJ?RD,( JUJf' 24 19A.