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Commercial AIueftiser have received their regular files Of Paris papers to the 23d of November, inclusive; containing London adyices to the 18th, being three days later from the British capitol.- The leading contents of these papers will he found carefully noted below.

 French .49airs.-In order to sustain 7 his aayorite minister, Perier, in the mea- sure of stripping the Peerage of is he reditary character, the King has called to ti,c upper house .,6 s6 new Peers. 'isi fle receipts of the Royal Ordonnance ma king these nominations, was announced by the President, at the sitting of the 2lst. The President said, Hat as the Ordonnance contained no special diree. tions as 10 conditions of admission, the Chamber had only to be satisfied as to the age and nationality of the new Peers, and for that purpose to nomln- ate Committee to examine the certiiid cates of birth of such of the Peers as had forwarded them to him, which was accordingly done. No manifestation of feeling was exhibited in the Chamber at this communication.

 The Moniteur contains two other Or tlonnances, raising Lieut.. Gen. Mar quis de Grouchy tothe dignity of Hon. orary Marshal of France, and Vice Admiral Count Trugnet to that of Ho- norary Admiral.

 In the Chamber of Peers, on the Dist, the President communicated Mes sage from the Chamber of Deputies, announcing that it had adopted d reso- lution, the purport of which was to han ish Charles X. his descendants, and thel husbands of his descendants. A mourn fnl silence (says the report in the Ga zette de France,) prevailed in the As sembly. during the reading of the claus es of this resolution.

 The Tribune newspaper was seized by the Government on the 2lst, both at the Post Office and in the printing of flee.

 X letter from Algiers states that the Arab sent by the French to Bona, to negotiate an arrangement with the Be-

 

 douins, has fallen victim to his fidelity. The Bedouins loaded him with chains, and, after a few hours confinement he was cut into pieces, under the pretence| that he had abjured his religion.

 Greet Britain. The Courier of tic 10th, evening, (our former advices are only to the morning of that day,) posi- lively contradicts the rumor that al change of ministry was in eontemPla- tion. The King was to hold council at Brighton on the Dist, when it was supposed the new Reform Bill would be presented to the King, and the min istry were to decide whether or not Par liamcnt should be further prorogued for fortnight, or until after the holi- days--the Sth of January is the most probable. In the meantime, Lord Grey was 10 ascertain whethersit would be necessary to create new Peers, ln order to carry the bill.

 If, as it is believed, the Courier is in the special confidence of Earl Grey, the inference can scarcely be resisted that the Premier has determined upon this bold and hazardous measure, if he can succeed with his favorite project ir no other way. So,sat all events, we read the following paragraph from that Journal of the 18th:

 "We are happy to announce that there is net tho slightest !eandat:aa !o: the reports of new difficulties in the Reform Bill among the Ministers. 1he success of his measure IS absolutely eer- tain, aphhatezvr may Dc tbe course fhe Go. 1ernncnt shaH adopt 10 secure Il. The new bill will not differ in principles from that of Lord John Russell. It will be even in sense more popular if possible. The same horoughs will lose the fran ehise, although there may be some chan gcs in particular localities, and the mem bcrs to be taken from them may be dis tributcd among the counties and large cities. As to the details of the bill particularly those relating to votes and registering, improvements will he intro duced calculated to give more exten sive development and great effect te the principles of this important meas ,re.''

 Latesf from sposn.-By the ship Al- fred, Capt. Barstow, from Gadiz, pa pers arc received from that place up to the 26th, and from Gihraltarto the , Eth of November. Vessels from Gibraltar were compelled to perform quarantine ~.s fs.4sy Fs5