London, Thursday, June 17...
We have received the Paris papers of Monday. They are'still ,chiefly filled with Mtinisterial squabbles. 'The Constitutionnel con- tains partof anote of Lord STnA?qGFOID to the Sublime Porte, dated April 10, 1824, respecting the difierences between Russia and Turkey. These differences, according to lis Lordship, arose on two interesta-cemmercial and political. The first had been satisfac. tosily arranged, and the latter'would be finally settled by the cvaca- ation of the Principalities on the DAuub?. As Use Conclusio of this state paper is not RIven, aid agthereIs Tiotan ibsolute eertainty of its authenticity, it would be uselels to erater farther into its contents. The foUowing are extracta from the Etoile : - "PARIS, JUSE 14. His Royal HIighness the Infant Dan 311iuelw ho Iandea at lrest, having-made the.voyage from Iisbon to that port on board the Pear frigate, proceeded to Rennes, where he was received with all the honours due to his atkl. His Royal Highnets was expected on the 10th at Nantes,.hut tbe 16th reglmenf remainedlongunaer arms in vain, waiting to do him nilitary honours. On the 11th the same regiment was dra wn up the whole day on the Foss, in vain waiting for the arrival of the Prince, before the house of-AL. De Qaen, the Portuguese Consul, -where His Royal Highness is to alight. A great numbef of lerSODp , curious to see this young Prince, had assembled in the Foss.- "We have aletterfomAngersofthee i2th of June, stating the arrival of his Royal eighiess in that city: he is on his way to Paris. ' Baron, de Royer is just appointed Mlinister Plenipotentiary at Lisbon; Al, de Mlaltzahn succeeds l. de Royer at Madrid; and AM. de-lVerther is appointed Charge d'Affaires at Paris." F&x:qcE FUXDSX._PARIS, June 14.-The Rentes opened at 102. 65.; for theend of themoeth, 102. 75. LONDON. THURSDAY, JUIVE 17, 1824