The French papers of Wedn...
The Fr-ench paperm oft Wednesday contttn an account of another defeat o-; the Mintmry bcfore the Courtsof Justice, in tht war which they have been for somc tirr.e so ignobly earrying on against the public p.ess. It is well L:eown by tltofe who are acquainted with the presen t state of t1he French code, that stice the secession of the present 3iinisters, and the lawr to restrain polftical discussion which they immediately afterwards obtained, no new political journal c be established without the autho.ity of the KING; or, iyother words, ejt'nout the permisston of the Administration. All the journalg which existed at -he tiine of the passing of the new law, however, ha4 of course the righc of existenee til sewryrk,.ed by the de- cision of a C?urt, evea tbouigh their proprietors thought proper for so.nc dtime to discontinue their reg2ulla publication. The A-Warque was one of the journals thus placed in a state of suspexded anim,wation. It was at its origin a L,iberal print: itz powers were benumboed, and its light exOinguished, under that clhe. racter; but in its late reitoration to life, it ftound i:self in the drnih of the Ultra-Royulist opposition. M. de la BotRDnoF42AYE and uis frierds, in looking oUt for an organ to "xprews their opinions, and in seeking substitutes for the journals which the baude noire of the ^ li:nistry were demolishing, cust tLeir eyes on the ruins of the Aristei'21e. and having purchased its title, resolved to establish the publication under new auspices. Two nunmbers appeared, and were seized bythe police. The law ofnlcers of tie Crown prose- cuted the responsible editor before the Correctional Court for the of. fanceof publishinga newjournal withoutthe consent oftheKiNG.The Court chiqmissed the complaint, wid permitted thc editor to continue his journal. The XI.-G'S law officers appealed to the Royal Court egainst this *entence; and on Tuesday last this latter Court con- firn.ed the originai judgmetst of the lower Court, decided against the public prosecutor, ordered the s-eized numbers of the journal to be restored. and permitted the proprietors to continue its publication. MWe are told that the verdict in this case was received with bravos tand plaudits. FREXrCH Fune8.--uly 14.-Fire per Cents. opened at 99. 10.; closed at 99. 16. Bank Stelt, 1,900. Neapolitan five per Centg. in ducats, 86i. Rentes tl'Espagne, 18. ; Royal Spanish Loan, 57. J. de Janvier, 1826. Exchange on London, I tnonth, 25. I5.: three months, 2b. IO.-Cour Aer6tiqn0li.