French Papers.
I noe ilocuments placed on the table of the liouse ot' Comniois, and which we inserted yesterday, ha/e not furnished anv thing new to the public. It is already two years since an act passed, by which England openet1 her ports to all the flags of the Spanish colonies- and she w6iDhed berore to treat for the independence (f these colonies at the Congress of Aix-la-Chapelle, and renewed this proposition at tne Coonores, of *'ienna. Mr. Canning, at the commencement ot' tie present sesaion of Par- liament, ansiounced formallY, that England was disposed toacknow. le(tre the independence of Spanish America. if the information which he expected from the English agents should appear to him to leave no furthler doubt wvith regaird to the mother country. But it now ap. pears that the question wvas judged bero-e the publicaticn of these locollnents. C We obhesve, with pileasure, that the Prencli diplomatic documents are expresse(d with a great deal of dienitv, prudence. and reserve: they leave to France the facility and the rihltt of aciing conformably to good faith-to the politics of Eurone-to the rights of Spain-and to the ittrests ot France herself. Above all, these notes are of a !tone the most pacific and anmicable, and exhibit but otne desire for the reciprocal continuation of a general peace. M e are convinced that the discussions, already opened, on these doaliicuments willonly confirm these obseryations.-Jo0, nal(rke Debats. A report prevailed of tile serious indisposition of the Emperor Alexa lder; but 'he last letters frois St. Pceersburgh announce that Prince to be entirely recovered, and that the marriage of his bro- ther, the (Orand D u ke M'd ichael, with Ihe Princess of WVurtemberg, iwhs been celehrated. Fen SFCIr IFSDS. Ma1rch1 .-Ren-esopened at lO0ff. Oc.;high- eet lO1011lvwest. 100!: 3Pc.; last price, lOOf. Oc. E; French Scrip, i13A; Neapolitan, 10O; Spanish. 2-2A. TJ?7g4WC11 PA PPERS. PARIS. illARCiU 9.