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SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1823.
THE FUNDS.

STOCK EXCHANGE. HALF-PAST TWELVE.

Consols opened this morning at 93 for the Account, and
for Money. At this hour they are Ma for the Account,
and 821 for money.
The Expre4s from Paris this morning brings the French
Rentes at 93f. Spanish 43.

ease of not being able to Mini it perionalli, he was
to give it to M. Valdez, the Military Commandant,
who accordingly received it; and promised to lay it
before his Majesty. The Duke, in his letter, gave
five days for the answer; and if, in that period, the
King was not delivered up, he would bombard the
city. It is fully expected that his Royal Highness
would enter Cadiz, or have the King delivered to
him, before the 22d."

FROM THR RTOILZ Or THURSDAY.
EXTRAORDINARY COURIER.

' Grand Head-quarters, Port Sainte Marie, Aug. 18.

" On the 18th August, the Duke of Angouleme re-
viewed the whole of the lines which surround Cadiz
and the Isla, accompanied by his Etat-Major."

;, Port Sainte Marie, August 19.

" His Royal Highness has sent a flag of truce by
M. de la Hitte, his Aide-de-Camp, who was received
with great demonstrations of joy. It is impossible
not to have great hopes of affairs being settled ; but
should this not be the case, when the time given by
the Prince for an answer shall have expired, all is
ready for a general attack."

SUBMISSION OP CORUNNA.
REPORT OF MARSHAL THE DUKE OF REOGIO.

" Mairid, August 51.
" M. le Marshal—General Bourcke sends me an
account, of the 17th of this month, that the Count of
Carthagena has sent one of his Officers to the Re-
gency, to announce to them that the garrison of Co-
runna haTsubmitted to his command, and the con-
ditions on which this place' is to open its gates. I
have received the same advice from General Morino.
It is probable that. the moment I am writing to your
Excellency our troops occupy Corunna."

FROM THE PILOTS OF YESTERDAY.
MADRID, AUGUST 20.

His Royal Highness the Duke d'Angouleme ar-
rived at Port St. Marie on the 16th. We have re-
ceived news in this Capital of some disagreeable
affAirs having lately taken place at Bilboa and Vit-
toria; they speak of the approaching return to Ma-
drid of bis Royal Highness.

On the 16th of this month, the authorities of Tala-
vera de la Reyna set off for Madrid, as well as
several Ecclesiastics, and a great number of Royal-
ists, who abandoned their homes, Lopez Banos having
passed the bridge of Almarez, with 400 cavalry and
800 foot soldiers. Colonel Amor has also passed the
bridge of Arzobispo, with 400 cavalry and 1,100 in-
fantry, which makes their numbers 4,000, with other
reinforcements they received ; but as there is at To-
ledo 2,000 French and two pieces of cannon, there is
no fear the Spaniards will come near the Capital.
It is to be seen by our correspondence from Ma-
drid of the 20th of this month, that the Duke of Inlay-
tado set off on the 19th for Port Saint Marie, accom-
panied by the Minister of Foreign Affairs: it is
said his journey tends to several causes; according
to some peg sons, it is owing to the troubles which
have taken place at Saragossa, Vittoria, and other
places, and that the French military authorities have
been obliged to have recourse to arms to put into
force the Decree of the Duke of Angouleme.