Star.
London, England, 1824-10-25 00:00:00

FROM GALIGNANI'S MESSENGER, OCT. 23.

STOCK EXCHANGE, OCT. 22—The rise of yesterday
did not maintain its ground to-day, and much Stock re-
mains yet to be sold, far the settling of the Account.
This circumstance was foreseen, as it has been remas ked
for several months, a fall has always taken place in the
week preceding settling day. The Five per Cents. for
Money closed at 102 f. 60c.

Yesterday the King presided at a Council, which sat
from 12 o'clock till half•past two. The remains of his
Majesty Louis XVIII. will be deposited in the vault of
the Bourbons on Monday next; preparations have been
for many days making in the Church of St. Denis.

A letter from Milan of the .sth, announces, that on
the 30th ult. the theatre of the town of EA was entirel?•
consumed by fire.

Itentes end of the month 1021. 70 c.

MADRID, OCT. 11.

It seems certain that the visit to the Escurial Of
all the Diplomatic Body, and several persons of in•
fluence in the Capital, had another object than
attending the King's levee, they still remain there, and
arc occupied, it is said, in conversing upon the early as.
sembly of a Council consisting of our Ministers, and the
Charge d'Affaires of the principal Cabinets of Europe,
for the discussion of Notes recently addressed to the
Spanish Cabinet by that of the Tuileries.

FROM TUE JOURNAL DES DEBATS.
MADRID, OCTOBER n.

(Private Correspondence.)—" There is a rumour here
of an approaching Council, which is to be composed of
our Ministers and the Charge d'Affaires of the p:incipall
Cabinets of Europe, in order to discuss the notes lately'
addressed to our Cabinet by the Tuileries. - The follow-
ing is believed to be the contents of these notes, Spain.
will be required to publi.Sh a full and entire amnesty,
which is to contain but a few nominative exceptions,
applicable to some bf the rebels of the Isle of Leon:
she will also be called upon to adopt what is absolutely
necessary, a form of Government capable of at once
insuring the stability of the State, and guaranteeing the
happiness of the people. She must recognise the loans
contracted by the Cot tes, ratify and cause to be observed
the capitidations concluded between the Generals of the
French army and those of the Constitutional army, and,
in case the occupation should be considered necessary
beyond the term already fixed, the French troops are to
be supported at the expense of Spain.
They talk at the Escurial of creating an Aulic Coun-
cil, of which the Duke del Infantado is to be the Presi-
dent. This Council is to be charged with the examina-
tion of the measures of the different Ministers, before
being submitted to the K.
" There is a rumour to-day of a new landing by the
Constitutionalists on the coast of Marbella, but this news

wants conti i m4tion."

Dutch Papers to the 23.1, and Hamburgh Papers to
the 19th, reached us this forenoon :
TRIESTE, OCTOBER 9.

A ship his arrived here to-d.iy, in nine days from
Chesme. It brings a confirmation of the news of the
destruction of the Egyptian fleet by the Greeks, and
likewise that they have continued to pursue the remain-
ing part of the Turkish fleet; aiid on the 22J Septem.
ber, buint off Patmos, several large ships, among
which, as the Captain affirms, was the Capitan's ship.