Latest from Franco.
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Latest from Franco,


The packet ship Edward Quesnet. arriv-
ed at New York in 27 days from Havre, has


brouch. letters from that place of the lst


ult. and Paris papers to the 3lst March.
A number of families in SPAN were about
| to embark for England and France, to avoid
the oppressive measures of the government.


According to report. s regiments OF infantry,
2 of cavalry, and 3 battalions OF artillery
were to leave Corunna, Saragossa, and VT
toria, on the lst. Of April, on their return TO
France 1t is also said that two Swiss re-
giments at Madrid were to return. SPAN
was infested in many places by bands OF rob
bcrs who committed great excesses.


The Rothschilds, it is said. have negociat-
ed for the monopoly of salt in France.


The Theatre at. IVcimar was destroyed
by fire on the 2lst. March.


FRANCE-The nomination OF the Peers
is spoken of in the French papers: and IN or
der to give some idea of the promotions, the
Journal du Commerce gives the following as
among the number: NJ. Desbassyns de Rich
emont, brother-n-law of M. de Villele; NJ.
de Runneyile, father OF his Excellency's
son-in-law, and M. c. Delapanouze, cousin
of the Minister. The Marques de Bonnay
Peer of France, and Governor of the Castle
of Fontainebleau, died on the 26th. of March
Prince Metternich had not left Paris, and
NJ. dc Toltsoy had arrived from ST. Peters
burgh, as it was said to visit his mother
who was sick at Paris: but it was reported
that he was charged with important des-
patches. For several days diplomatic con-
ferences had been held at the house of
Prince Metternich, at which the Russian,
Austrian and Prussian Ambassadors were
present.


In consistory held at Rome on the 21st.
of March, the Prince de Croi, Grand Almo-
ner of France, was created Cardinal.


The session of the Chambers will be closes
ed by the Convention, on the 28th. of March.


A dreadful fire, occasoned by the negli-
gence of a woman. broke out at Tavaux, in
the department of the Jura, by whichA /
houses were consumed, notwithstanding the
active cxertions Of the ahfeurs-honfters
and the inhabitants. More than 300 persons
are by this disaster left without bread or
home. The damage is estimated at upwards
of 500, 900 francs.


French Prohriefors of Hayfi--lt is stat
ed in the Courier Francois, that an English
Company. the formation of which is not un-
known to the President of Hayti, is engaged
in purchasing the titles OF property and
debts belonging to the former colonies of St.
Domingo. The object for which the Com
pany oppcrates is unknown; but il is little
likely that IT is to make to the Haytian gov
crnment cession of the rights which 1t shall
have acquired; hitherto that government has
offered to France a pecuniary indemnity,
with view to obtain the recognition Of its
political independence. The existence of
this Company is a fact we'll known to the ad-
ctp, &c hat ,a
chief of the Company has received from the
Police orders to cease from his proceedings.


S1ccuiationS on The ContineHt.--For some
time past the agents for English merchants
have been traversing the Prussian States
Saxony and parts of Russia, and have pur-
chased up the wool to such an extent that
PrusSian and Saxon mamifactors now find it
impossible to supply their own wants. These
purchases, it is understood, are made with
view to the commercial enterprises Of Eng
land for South America, A letter from Lcip
sic, upon this subject, hints that there exist
some very active relations between the South
American Republics and the Prussian Asso-
Citations of Maratimc Commerce, notwith-
standing that in consequence OF its ties with
Russia, the government does not recognize
the independence of these states.


F,om Huly.-A letter from Rome of
March 9th. says The consort of tho too
famous Prince de Ia Paix, Emanuel Godoy,
Princess of the blood of the Bonrbons, and
cousin german of Ferdinand VII. arrived
some time ago in the Roman States. Much
surprise was excited by seeing her jcin her
husband, of whom she had serious Cause of
complaint during his omnipotence in Spain.
Her rejoining this man at time when he
passed an obscure and retired life, and is
loaded with public contempt, perhaps, does
honor to her character in the view Of reflect
ing persons. The health of Madam Lctitia
Bonaparte, Napolcon's Mother, is in very
unfavorablc state: her fortune is great. Her
sons, Louis, Lucien and Jerome occupy mag
nihcent palaces; the former cultivate the
arts and letters. The Princess of Wirtem-
berg, Jerome's, wife has an attachment to
the Ex-king, ofwhich there are few. exam
plies in private life"


The Greeks and Iurks-Prince Mavro-
cordato, has at last consented to quit Msso-
longhi and proceed to Napoli di Romania, to
take upon himself the Office of Secretary OF
State. A special committee consisting OF
three members, is charged with the affairs
of that part of the Peloponesus, during his
absence. The Egyptian fleet under Ibra-
him Pacha, has experienced fresh disasters
| from violent hurricane. The Anglo Ion
ian Government, after having received dis
patches from Napoli di Romania, has COM


mant!ed the Greek General Sissini, one q


the principal leaders in the Rebellion of Co


locotroni, who had taken refuge at Zante, t.


quit that island Immediately. The other in