Foreign Intelligence.

FRANCE AND SPAIN.
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The fast sailing ship Diamond, arrived
at New York, sailed from Liverpool on the
10Th of last month. BY this arrival the
editors Of the Gazette have received pa
pers to that date.


The French troops entered Cadz on
the Sd of October. They were received,
say the French papers, with perfect Joy.
The Duke d'Angouleme ordered that eniy
the red flag should be holsted; the lnhab-
itants, however, themselves added the
white standard. Couriers have been dis
patched to all the corps of the army, with
letters from the King of Spain, ordering
them to lay down their arms. The militia
had caused the gates of Cadiz to be shut,
aud refused to submit; but the King sent
them positive order to open them to the
French troops, and on the I'd they slgnl'
fed that they would receive French gar
rison.