London, Friday, June 18, ...
We rec,ved last night the Paris papers of Tuesday. It was ex- pected-tbatthey would contain a repoito Dthe debate in the Chamber of Deputies, on the motion of Ill. de LA Bo1URDOeNfAYr, for in. demnifying the emigrants; but we find in them only a statement that tle bonourable member developed his proposition in a seCTCt committee, and that after three speeches from Deputies,whose names aye perfectly unknown on this side the water, it was rejected by a very great majority. The Ministers, though present, took no part in the discussion. These papers contain the conclusion of Lord STuA.-rGro{D's note to the Government of the Sublimne Porte, of which we took notice yeterday. The following passage of that document contains every thing in it which deserves the least atten- tion:-_" After fulfilling the orders of the King, his master, the "undersigned (Lord STRANGFORD) has the honour to inform the " Sublime-Porte, that he Is authorized bythe Emperor of all the "c RusSIAs, to make known that the complete and itnrnediate ." evacuation ofAhePrlncipalitiesisatpresent the only and soe condi- "tion on which his Imperial Alajesty hinges the re-establishment of "hisdiplomaticrelationswitl the OttomanGovernment;thatthis con- "dition, at all times the first, is likewise the last; and that as soonas "the Sublime Porte shall fmlfil on this essential point what treaties "prescribe, the new M1inister ofhis Imperial Majesty will leave "Petersburgh to proceedto Constantinople, and will renew the rela. "tions of friendship so long interrupted, and prove to the Divan, by "a conduct always frank and loyal, the disposition of the Russian "Cabinet to bury aU its former difference in profound oblivion. This "decaration, which is as noble as it is friendly, constitutes a new "cpoch in the important aegotiation which noXv occupies the atten- " tton of Europe. It reduces the question to its simplest dements. "The Sublime Porte is nor officiaUy informed, that the return of 'aRussian mission dependsonly on one ondidon.thatofexecuting "its treaties: in otherwords,thecondition ofdoing that which isjust, "useful, and indispensable." .Ve think it needless to make any farther remarks on the niews. paper bostilities excited by the dismissal of M.deCHATEAuBRIAwD. We are glad to see that the fever is gradually subsiding, and that from the rejection of al. de LA BoURDCn 2iAYa'S proposition, no relapse neeu be anticipated. It may interestiome of our readers to be told that the Portuguese Prince MIGUEL has arrived at Paris. We give the following ex- tract from the Etoile respecting South America. The Aladrid news oRa his subject is perfectly innocent, and may be amusing:- Frein the Etoile, dated Wednesday, June 16.) (BY EXPRESs.) "W IMADRID, JIJ"Z 11. " The King and the Royad Eamily are still nt Aranjuez. ' The public sttenlon is attractedmore than ever to the Spanish astseions in South Americs. Our official Gazette has just pub- lishedsotni details which give a positive idea of the state of affairs in rboeF rennote countries. "The*deralists,who exercise atthis moment the power in Mlexico, have notbeen ableto conceal from the people the great events at Ca- dig, any more than they could hide the defeat of Bolivar in Peru. On the contrary, it is observed that they have themselves drawn up a narrative of the deliverance of the King and the overthrow of the Cortes, in order to render the effect less fatal to themselves. This may be seen in No. 256 of the Aquila Meaicana. The following are the terms m which this gazette speaks of the defeat of the rebels in Peru:- " Our brethren have suffered great losses before Lirma, and the blnod of the patriots has flowed in torrents.- ' The Holy Aliance calmly thinks it can dispose of us; it has mnace its partitiens on the map; the Republic of Colombia will be assigned to France, Peru to England, and Alexicn to Spain.+ " The letters froin Guayaquil place beyond a doubt the criti- cal situation of Bolivar. 'What has completed his discouragement after his defeat, is the conviction which he has aequired by his own observation, that the immense majority of the inhabitants of Peru is invincibly devoted to King Ferdinand, and to the august dynasty of the Bourbons. The Vicerov, La Serna, pursues him without in- termission, attheliead oF9,0bO excellent troops, almost all Euro- peans. I "The corps of the army of Chili has decidedly abandonedt Bo. var, an, is returning home by forced marches. "As for Bnenos Ayres, it is wholly engaged ir defending itself against the Pampas Indians, who are supported by a great number ofwhite victims of the revolutionary government. It would be dif- ficult to say in whose hands the authority at present is, or even what is now the name of the late republlc.c-dZe l Plata, or Argentina. "L Letters from Mlonte Video, of the 27th nf February, not only confirm the defeat* of Bolivar, but add, that discouragement and confusion prevai to such a degrce among the revolutionary authori- ties, that the aRpearanoe- of some Spanish vessels would suffice to make 70u leagues of coast rise in favour of the King. "A report"has been spread that PARIS, JUNE 15. A report has been spread tltat troubles hal; broken out in Spain; nothing is more destitute of foundation: the most perfect tranquil. lity prevails every where; the amnesty is executed-without opposi- tion. The rising of General Capapi has turned to uothing; he could not collect above 40 men. Mle has been taken, end is on his wayto MladridCo betried." FItEN1:cii Fu2iNf, Paris, Junel5.-Fiveper Cents. opened at] 02. 80.; closed atl102. 70. Bank5Stock, 1,960. Neapolitan56 per Cents., in educat5, 8g dit;o, in francs, 98. oO. R^ntes d'E;spagne, l9.; Royal Spanish Loan, 1;3g Exchange on London, one month, 25. 85.; three ditto, 26. 20....COncr. Authentizque. No, God be thaAnked, blood does not faow In torrents. Bolivar's 50diers p referred laying down their arms, or even lJoiling the stand- ardof lisKin, t btne xtemintedto niseby the victorious Spanish armyx.-gxOte oef the Gtaezette aotf Madtoriad.alb evcoiu t Tbe <'Madrid Gazetre't speaks with derision of this plan of parti- several Spanish po dsessonstte of the Royaliets iuthe LONDON. FRIDAY, JUNE 18. 1824.