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FRENCH FUNDS.—APRIL 24.
Five per Cents. Opened at
Bank Stock
Closed at B4.f. —e. Neapolitan Stock 1520
72 f. -- c.
i f.
Spanish Renter 3O.
Spanish Bonds I 4OA.
APRIL 25.
Five pee Cents. Money. Opened at
Closed at B4 f. 6c.
Account, Opened at
Neapolitan Stock
Closed at B3 f. 30 c.
721.
Spanish Bonds 311t,.

the movements of the Army which penetrated
the Peninsula from -Bayonne, all relate to
the few insignificant events which had been
previously announced by the Telegraphic Dis-
patches. It is amusing to see the anxiety
with which the French endeavour to create
a belief that they have been received in
Spain as liberators. One letter from head-
quarters, which has been honoured with inser-
tion in the Journal des Debuts, after describing the
ecstacy of the writer at the good conduct of
the troops, and at the reception they have met
with, actually alleges that the cows and sheep
preserve the most amicable relations with the
French columns, and that the very fowls are so
well convinced of the honour and disinterested-
ness of the invaders, that tl►ey show their con-
fidence and their joy by " running between the
legs of the soldiers !"—After this, who can doubt
that all Spain is enthusiastically devoted to the
cause of the Faith!
Private letters from Seville announce the irn-
Portant fact that the King of SPAIN arrived in
that city on the 10th instant. There had been
►to attempt to attack his MAJESTY'S escort

throughout the whole course of his journey ; and

as the news from Madrid falsifies all the unfa-
vourable rumours respecting the disposition of that
capital, it may now be safely presumed that the
nation is determined on obstinately resisting the
iniquitous interference of France. Sir WILLIAM
A'rouaT, who preceded FERDINAND VII. in the
Journey to Seville, was every where received
with the most distinguished respect) and with
warm acclamations.

Lisbon Papers were received this morning.
The. followilig are extracts :•-•—•
" tasno lit A en.IL. LI. —Third Bulletin of the Constitutional
Pacificating Army. •

MIRANDELLA, APRIL 10.
Thismorning the head-quarters left this town for Brinco, on
the way to *wawa.
The rapid movement Which the van-guard made on the 9th
so terrified thefactious, that they fled precipitately toglragan za.
hard! '
y leaving a rear-go.ard of p d .—Were fol-
cavalry in u ence
low sever al official communications from General Luiz de
Rego, inane which the whole force of the rebels is stated to be
about 3000 men,)
APRIL, 17.—Pourth Bulletin of the Constitutional Army.
VAILDINOGUEIRA, APRIL 12.
Our Army has united in this 'mint.
General Pego arrived to-day at Barnes and entered Our
,!all'P at noon. The troops have marched without seeing the
;ty, except to-day at Alla ; the squadrons of the Ist and
theta giments which had arrived there, were incommod b y
re of a strong squadron of the 12th regiments, supported
by a corps of infantry, which endeavoured to surprise our
posts.
General Aparicio immediately made the necessary
arrangements. The rebels were warmly repulsed by our
P"l'ets, supported by the provisional battalion of Cazadorcs,
commanded by Major Lima. As soon as the enemy appeared
in force, a unanimous cry of " The Constitution or death,"
was heard in our lines ; the factious did not venture to wait
for
„: ,1131 but retreated. They continued their march during the
„"tg"i and it is certain that some of them went beyond Bra-
. tons.,zat entering Puebla de Sanabria. The rear guard was at
',;e4 io-day at two o'clock.
c"-b e infamous Ex. Count ordered the money which he had
obtained by robbery, to be secured, and transported on beasts,
to facilitate his march.
thYbe small town of Trinflade, three leagues and a half from
b Place. at the entrance of Villa Plor, was ordered to be
tto.day by General Rego. Thc inhabitants rose in arms,
_erFpted the officers, and cried " Death to the Constitu-
C,! The constitutional force amounts to 7,138 troops of
e, and 5,302 militia—in all, 12,440, with ten pieces of
artillery.

Finn BULLETIN.
"BRAGANZA, APRIL 13.
the "The Constitutional Army entered this city to-day, amidst , acclamations of a countless multitude, who received the
1.1.001)s Its their deliverers. The Constitutional Chamber went
I,o„a„ba°4 to receive the General-in-Chief, at some distance
tr -* "le cit• Cries of " the Constitution" and " the Cuo
utional Winos;vretches
for ever,' were mingled with Imprecations on the
have brought so much evil on this province.—
:111.lany officers of the corps of the line, in the service of the fac-
7, have presented thernselves--the greater part had been
Iledralvast a Sp'
14 nby the rebels. Part of the troops of the factious are in
de Oner anish town on the frontier; the rest is at Rio
The Itvehula Sacoias Racal and Valde Lamas.
iron le army will march to-morrow in pursuit of them. Great
havt,ati°ll is in general felt at the conduct of the rebels, who
pnTiviiinecgerts
inen—,. "'flitted prodigious excesses, robbing and insulting the
.
"I.eanbie persons,The mischief done by them in this
titc.alculable. 1
• they oc eat distress
1, cauSeti by the factious in the districts
the arinevuPter' is it extremely difficult to support
vanee rn-' and .s toe reason that it WAS not possible to a
public e rap; 1
.(4.Y. The • taken by the rebels from the
wirers at Br sums
the General to exceed
400,000 ad aganza, are stated by
cut os.
81:v11' ci• A
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sseslo.The Majesty's and Roal Hih-
-of the entered this capital to day at one o'clock. At they entrance
by
the their Alajesties anti Royal Highnesses were received
j()Y• All' natitutional Chamber with every demonstration of
plioleata. the civil and military authorities paid their coal-
APRIL II
arrival
of .—A salute of artillery announced this evening the
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the eit rotas iIIIIIIIiRue Cortes ;
a m
d. ica of joy were heard on all sides, and
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0 [PROM A CORRESPONDENT.]
STOCK EXCHANGE, Half-past Twelve o'Clock.----
Cotiaols opened at 77f 1, and got up to 771)
with a brisk market, there being a heavy money
account to settle to-morrow. An Express
Paris brings the French Funds 84f. 50c.
eY
4 h had been done in the course of Saturday at
84f. 60c. and 841. 40c.
IlsoltßlGN MARlCET.—Spanish Bonds opened
at
321) and got up to 331-1 with a good Market.
,;,0n Saturday morning the Lords of the Coun-
t`,"sambled at the Council Office, Whitehall;
°V!ar British appeals against France
wain
te g
rday mornin a Messenger arrived in
pstreet with dispatches from Spain.