We have received the Pari...
We have received the Patis papers of Sunday, and the Etoile, dated Monday. They contain intelligence from ladrid of the 15th, and from Bayonne of the 18th inst., relative to Spain and Southl America. The Madrid Gazette again boasts of the succcsses of the Royalists in Peru; but the events recorded have long been well knowvn in Europe, and bave no connexion with the lost accounts of the situation of BOLIVArt, of whose operations it would be impor. tant to know sometlinig. The Gazette gives a despatch from LA SErtA, dated head.quarters at Lampa, so far back as the 30th of September; thii is another edition of the defeat of SA'r TA CtUZ. We are next told, that an American vessel, arrived at Gibraltarfrom the Havannah; has brought letters from Vera Cruz and Alvarado, which represent Dlexico to bc in a state of the greatest confusion distracted by contending factions, and of course incapable of enjoy- ing any happiness or tranquillity, except under the benevolent and paternal Government of FERDINAND. The further details given in the Madrid Gazette, under the head of official correspondence, are too absuxd to be noticed. King FERDINAND and the QUEEN were at Cuenca on the 12th, whither the French Ambassador wasgo. ing, in consequence of despatchos he bad received from Paris. It is stated, that on the 14th, some detachments of Spanish cavalry and infantry arrived at Aladrid, escorting several wag- gons, some of which were said to be loaded with monpy-an ar- ticle, we believe, much wanted in that capital. It is a pity, there. fore, that the Gszette writer couldl not speak more positively as to the supply. The KiNG h as given 6,000 reals, and thie QUEEN 8,Q00, tewards the formation of a battalion of volunteers in Madrid, and their example is said to have been followed by several persons in office and rich individuals. The accounts fron Bayonne state, that great disorders prevail in several provinces of Spain. It ap. pears that there have been considerable tumults at Valladolid and Palencia, at the latter of which places a Maiauis is said to have been killed. The Royalist Volunteers and the Old Militia have come to blows at Bilbea. In short, the description which the Madrid Ga- zette gives of South America, might, with perfect truth anl propri- ety, be applied to Spain. Thereportof the Baron D'EntOLES having been appointed Viceroy of Peru has been contradicted by the Spa. nilh Consul at Bordeaux, in pursuance of an official letter to that offect received by him from the Spanish Minister of the Alarine. A telegraphic despatch, received at Paris on Sunday, announced the arrival of the Russian frigate Pravoritna at Blest.