London, Friday, November ...
The French papers of Tuesday, which arrived last night, are entirely destitute of political information. The follow- ing are extracts:- (From fhe Etoile, dated Wednesday, Nov. 24.) " AIADRID, Nov. I8. " The King and all the Royal family are still at the Escurial. Yesterday a funeral service for the repose of the soul of his Majesty Louis XVIII. was celebrated in the Royal Church of St. lsidore. " The King, unwilling that any of the services which were ren. dered him during the reign of crime, should remain unrecompeased, and inmpatient to testify his Royal gratitude to such of his faithful subjects as have combatted the perfidious enemies of the altar and the throne, orders that every individual who thinks he has a title to hlis favours, shall present within a month the claim he thinks he can make. A Royal Ordinance oidera the Camara to make a Vtrict search2 aftcr persons who, enjoying ecclesiastical benefices, still continue to wear the secular habit. Hia alJesty de- crees that in this matter the Canons of the Council of Trent be taken as a rule. " The Alinister of War has transmitted to the Director General of the Artillery the orders of his llajesty, that the number of workmen shall be increased in all the mianufactories of arms, and especially in those at Oviedo and Corunna. General Don Juan Dovwnie has been mentioied with particular praise in the Madrid Gazette, for having displayed extraordinary zeal and activity in the organization of the Royal Volunteers of the province of And.alusia. "BUCfIAREST, OCT. 17. The Court of the-Prince, which is the house that has the least to fear from the plague of any in *alachia, manifests very serious alarms. The Hospodar Gbika takes the greatest precautions. lie hIas notified to the Boyars, that those among them whlo may wish to return to the country with their families, are at liberty to do so. 19th.-Onilv two new cases are spoken of-one of them doubtful. Aclrmet Aga, commander of the Turks, has placed four sentinels at the door of the Metropolitan. "20th.-One or twvo new cases are vaguely spoken of. 21st.-No case. "22d and 23d.-No case. -PARIS, Nov. 23. The Emperor of Russia nrrived at his palace of Zarskojeselo in the evening of the 4th of Noveinber. llis lIaiperial Mlajesty is in exeellent healtb. The hereditary Prince of Saxe-Welmar, and the Grand Duchess Alaria, his consort, arrived witlh their children at Gatschina the same day: the Empress Maria wcnt to the third stage to meet her dauglhter. The Empress Elizzabetlh, who has been ill of a cold and fever, is better to day, and seems to be recovered." FRE'TCsE FuNs.D.4Aurts, Nov; 23.-(From the Zlolle.)-Five per Cents: opeiied at 101. 60., clogedl at eo.; Neapolitan Bonds is ? sterling, 91.; Reyal Spanishl Loan, j4j. ; Dank Stock, 1,9B5. LONDON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1824.