London, Tuesday, June 22,...
P aris Impm of Siturday, w?ic7iiauived I nigltt. cstawi I n h. gwar cxtraciing- but t60y suppiy some -bhits re. ;Z! bz d a;nd i ntrAPed mcM ura of the INinistry -,which ozo;h. *Yhen M. de VILLELZ had failed in canvring the measitie hich would have e_nable hilim to gran an 'indemnnity to the emigrants wilthout imposingan additional burden on theState, the latter project 1vas of course adjourned to another opportunity. The head of the Roy:dist opposition adToitiy seized upon this delay as a topic of factious invective against linisters, and moved an ad; dress to the Crown, prayingthattthe Crownmightdotbat which ithad already resolved todo,and which hadbeen promiaedinthespeeeb from the throne. The motion of M. de LajBoUmnD 2A-rEwasIlostin the Chamber; but his observations, and those of his friends, were'not lost in the Rbyalist saloons and coteries of Paris. As Mi. de VILLEL;E Was installed in office by the Ultras, he could not neglect their suspicions and distrust with impunity, though supported at presenit by the undimifished confideDce of his master. We are given to understand, accordingly, by bis new organ, the Quotidienne, that he has already begun to move, and that the administrative authori- ties of the departments are to receive orders to ascertair the amount of losses incurred by the emigrants, in order next session to adjast the indemnity to be granted. The JournaZ des Debats, as the sup- porter of M. de CHATEAURRIATD, presses the measute with a de- gree of vehemence proportioned to its former moderation, points out the number of accidents which may happen between the present and ,the ensuing sessiQn, and hints that A,. de VILLEL7 TaIy, in the nterval, get rid of his engagement by getting rid of-ofice. Mlean- while the Mlinister of Finance is badly defended by his own journals, and a fact is mentioned wbich shows both the dificulty of procuring such support and the anxiety to obtain it. Some Royalist jour. nals, we are told, which had only 600 cr700 readers, and consequent- ly could scarcely pay their expcnses, have been bought for 200,000 franc (8,0001.) The King of WORTE2uIEita is said to be expected at Mar- seilles for rea bathing. FnstEcn FuXDs, PAtIS, June 19.-Rentes, 102. 10.; Loan of 1823, 14i. Bank Stock, 1,960. Neapolitan five per cents. in du'. cats, 89i.; in francs, 97. 75. Rente d'Espagne, 19t. Exchange on London, one month, 26. 35.; three mottths, 25. 20.-Cours Au- thentique. 3 LONDONM, TURS4Y, J UNE 22, I324.