T Royal Eagourite.-The favourite valet de chambre of the King of Spain died fately-of apoplexy, it is said, but rumor also assigns his death to his own hand, In g fit ofycxation, in consequence of the following incident. The king and queen being engaged in a game ot chests together, Ferdinand rose from the table for the purpose of quitting the room for few minutes, and desired his fayorite, Mefas who was present, to continue the game with her majesty. To this the queen objected in the most lively and pointed terms, referring 10 the offensive impropriety of a common "domestic" being placed on such terms of familiarity with the wife of his mas ter; and she invited the Count de Tran stamare (the only other person present. to continue the game in the absence of the king. hferas immediately retired, and was the next morning but one, found dead.-L'terary Gazeste.