French Papers.
W'Ve liave just reCeived by express the following news fioin Madrid, dated thie 3d instant :_ " The Charge d'A ffires ot France, and the General in Clief Count Digeon, WCvit off yesterd,,y to the Eseurial, to announce to the King the tesolution of hiis Majesty Chjarles X. to withdraw his troops from the Peninsula, leaving onlv garrisons in Cadiz, Pam- peluna, &ef The Charge d'Affaires is alse to tell his Majesty that the troops will in rio way interfere with inatters bevond the eircuit of the etrtresses they occupy. "Although this nMews is positive anDl authentic, and though the prcparations have been alreadty made for entirely evacuating Span at the ent of the monti, I cen guarantee to you. that when the Charge 4'Affaires of Franee gave on the 20th ult. a note to our Minister of lForeign Alaire, annotncinig the positiye instructions he liad receiv- ed asY to the evacuation oft'he iQterior of Spain, our (tlfe Spanish) Govwrnnment was so frigtmteiet, tilat it imiediately commenecd new negotiations, makine ptopositions whic have been sent to Paris and which, notwithstandtitng thie notc transmitted to M. Zea, and the journey or the General antl Charge d'Altires to thle Eseurial, will probably occasinn omlle tmodification in the first determination of e cabinet of' tle Tuileries. " The negotiation with !he bankoes of Paiis for a loau is altoge- ther broken off, berause these houses would not takc thie sinallest part on theim own risk. It is atffirmed that instructions newly given to M. BLtrgos autihorize him to make sonie overtures to other houses oni the admission of a certain qjuantitv ol bonds of the first loanis of the Cortes wbich woudi be receivedi in payment oi the loan proposed to bh eontracted; bttt this is a report whicih I repeat withiouit gua- ranteeing it. " It is stated as positive that ll. de Talaru returns to Mtadrid."- ( on.stitltionnea. ODESSA, OCT. 19. It appears by letters from Constantituople of the 12th, that on the 3dm ist. ite (ireeks destrayed by fire-ships, 3 frigates and several brigs of the Ottomil fleet, and that four tlays after this fleet lost at .Mity lenlefivefrigattL:stcrorvettes, anda great nunber of smaller vessels. There had been previous disastrous actions between Pat- iios aud Miarit. The discoucagetnent of the Turks is extremiie. PRiENCli PA PEI1S, PARIS Nnv. 11.