The Paris papers of Wedne...
The Paris papers of WVednesday arrive(d last night. Ve are informed in their private cerrespondence from Madrid, that airests of distinguislied indivitiuals were still going on in that, capital. The most striking character of these ar. rests is the impartiality of their violence aindl injustice, Faaatics and Constitutionalists being alike their objects. Among others, EzRRO, who was Minister of Finance under the mock regency of the )uke of ANGCOULENIE, allil who occUpiedl his post soime tinme after (whlat is called) the KINIG'S liberation, was arrested about the endt of last montlh on his return from Valla(delid, to the great surprise of him- self and his Ultra frienls. Yet we are told that the KING, wlhile he is treating hiis palrtisans in this manniier, is obliged te apply to CIIARwLES X. for a six moniths' protection of Frenlcht troops after the 1st of January, When the term of the rilitary occupation of Spain was to expire. The fol- lowing are extracts:- fFrom the mo,iiteur of Wednesday, OcL 3.-Official Part.] " PARIS, OCT. 12. 4 To-day,before mass,hi raxcellencyViscotuntGOranville, Ambas. sador Extraordinary and Mlinister Plenipotentiary of His Britannic Aiajesty to his Ilajesty the King of the Netherlands, presented to the King, in a private audience, a letter from his Sovereign on the death of Louis XVIII., and on the accessien of his Majesty Charles X. " Baron Uchtritz, Envoy Extraordiiiapy from the King of Saxons, p?csented to the King, in a private audience, his newr credentials, and a letter of congratulation feoni his Sovereign on the accession of his MPajesty Charles X. "A Baron Spitzenburg; First Aide-de-camp to the King of Wur. teml2erg, preeented in like manner a letter from hit Sovereign to hiz blajesty Charles X., to the same effect. "TOULON, OCT. 4. (PRIVATE CO6nRESPo0DEXCE.) "I announced io yeu the arrival of the tqwLdron commanded by Admiral Duperre, and you know that he had under him two Rear- Admitals-Barons Roussin and Des Retours. We hear that Messrs Duperre and Roussii set out this evening forParis. Of all the ves- sels of the squadron, none remain here now,except the Amazon and Justno frigates, the Zebra brig, and the DaurFpl'innoise and the Fau. vecte sloops. " The Venuis, Vestal, Ny,mph, and Themzis, frigates, sailed on the 26th of September. under the command of Captain Cavillier, to take on board troops, to relieve our garrisons in the Antilles. " On the 28th, Admiral Des Rotours sailed with the Trident ship of the line, and the Aviphitrite, Armida, and Hermione, frigates. These four vessels go to Cadiz, as well as the Santi Petri, which sailed this morning. It seems that after stopping a short time at Caadiz, the Santi etri, the Hermniono, antl the Trident, will go to Brest. where they will be dlsmar,tled, and that the Juno will be dis- mantled here." FRENCHI FUNDS.-PARIS, Oct. 13.-Five per Cents. opened 102. 20.; closed 102. 50. Bank Stock, 1970. Neapolitan Rentes, 89J.; Spanish ditto, 18.; ditto Loan, 59,. Exchange on London, one month, 25. 15.; three months, 25.-Counr Aitthentique.