London, Monday, July 26, ...
In addition to the Paris papers of Friday, we have re- ceived the Etoile dated Saturday. We have extracted from them a diplomatic correspondence between the Portuguese Minister (the Marquis of PALMELLA) and M. HyDE DE NEUVILLE, the Frencn Ambassador at the Court of Lisbon, in wich is included part of a despatch from M. de VILLELE, expressing his approbation of the condact of M1. II. de NEUVILLE during the late commotion at Lisbon. The pub. lication of the despatch was called for by the Portuguese Minister, in order, as he says, that the opinion of the Kingof FaANcZmnirht be known, both with respect to Che conduct of his Ambassador and to the unhappy events which had occurred. In an introductory paragragh it is hinted that these documents prove the intimate union of all the Sovereigns of Christendom; and the French Ambassador replies to PAL- KELLA, that Europe is closely united whenever it is ne- cessary to maintain and defend " that power which comes "from Goi!" The Quotidienne asserts, on the authority of letters from Frankfort,that Prince METTEr LNcu caused the sending of Hanoveri-an troops to Lisbon to be suqpendeg, "in virtue of treaties which now reguE'ate the powers of "the German Confederacy. A false translation of an arti- cle in the Hamburgh Corre.pondent was a few days ago circulated on the Paris Stock; Exchange. M. DE CNA- TEAUsRI ND was represented as going as Ambassador to Petersburgh, in the room of Count de la FERHoNNAYs; -whereas the parport of the report in the iHamburgh paper was, that the latter diplomatist was on his way to Paris, to take upon himself M. DE CHATS AUSLIAND'S late ofnce of Minister for Foreign Affeirs. The tedious discussions in the Chamber of Deputies on the budget: were at last brought to a conclusion on Thursday, when. the financial law project wacs adopted on a division of 316 to 27. On the following day the President of the Chamber waited on the KING in the usual form, and pre- sented the law which had been passed. The Emperor of RUSSIA bas conferred ordlers of Knighthood on the French Marshals, Generals, and several other offieers, who served in the late. atrecious attack on Spain. The traitor BAL- LASTEROS, and one of his Aides de-Camp, have arrived at Paris. FRENCE FUNDS, PABISS July 23.-Five per Cents, openea at 98. 40.; closed at 9a 60.; Bank Stock, 1.S50; Neapohit.dn S per Cents., ducats, 84k; Royal Spanish Loan, 1823, 540. Exchange on London, one moonth, 25. 5.; three months, . 90g.-Co4s-:Au. the tique. I "fLONDO. MOND-4T. JULY 26 1824.