Foreign Intelligence.

VERY LATE FROM FRANCE.
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The Paris Constitutional OF the l4th
of November, contains the following items
of intelligence:-


Carthagena surrendered TO Gen. Bon
nemain, on the 5th of Nov. and the forts
of Urgel submitted to Baron Hurel.


Gen. Bourmont is appointed Comman-
der-in- Chief Of the French armies in Spain
and Lieut.. Gen. Foissac Latour, succeeds
Bourmont in the command of Cadiz.


The Governor of Barcelona, Rotten, had
embarked for Genes on the 9th of Novr
to proceed thence to Switzerland, his ma
tive country.


Gen. Nina was to embark the next day
for Gibraltar, as it was said, to proceed to
England, and not to France, as previous
lily announced.


The Duke of Reggie was momently ex.
lpectcd in Paris, to resume the command
of the National Guards.
The Journal of Bordeaux states that the
King of Spain having declined his intend
ed journey to Toledo, was expected to ar.
rive at Madrid with the Royal Family, Oh
the 18th of November.


LEtoile says, that Riego was executed
at Madrid, on the morning of the 9TH ol
November, and conveyed to the place Of
execution in basket, (un panier) drawn
ny an ass.
A part of the fourth corps of the French
army entered Hostalrlch and Tarragona
on the 4th Of November.
| Letters from Bayonne say, that there
had been tumult at Sarragossa, and tina
lit had become necessary to fire on the peo
lple, who had attempted to enter the priso'
where the ex-minister San Miguel wa


confned, for the purpose ofputting him
death.


Baron Bender de Kreigelstein, Austria


Minister at Lisbon, has been charged
transmit to the Emperor of Brazil, lei
tier from his father-n-law, the Emperor
Austria, urging him to acknowledge tn


authority of Portugal !.


= 1t is believed that the declaration OF tn
: Northern courts, relating to the non-a'


acknowledgements of the independence
y the ci-derant, Spanish and Portuguese C,
ylonies will speedily be published.
J. Since the commencement OF the Spa'
, ish affair, the number of French vessels
r. war has been increased from 90 to IS


and the marines from 5000 to 10000.