Star.
London, England, 1823-05-24 00:00:00

FIZENCIA.

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TO TIM MINISTRIt OF WAR, DATED lOUQUILLA4, MAY IS.
"The Ileadluarttri atilVedheiemcerclay. The vanguard
of the Corp* Reserve is tn-day at Ittiftrign. The detachments
which A bided had in front of Madrid have fallen back on that city."

"atilt OF TILE FTRENNEES.
ARA.I4DA, MAY iS.
The march of the division of General Doan tiai
been. performed without any. obstacle.' 111-11greit3
and Altuanza the onpttlitiod stryved the gi'efitest
enthusiasm. The Royallst 4uthortties are id tbe eter-
cise of their functions. Comp:inlei of vcilunteeisdre
already fulred, ati General Obert ha; been e;ery
where infOrmed''bY the inbabieants of the (Malleq
movements ttr the *nein f.'
municated, since the 12th, with the layalist nenerni
liessieres, whose troops yestill-claibecupied 'Medina
Ccli, and Siguenza, and were' 'rn`Arehjng in purinit
of the rear of Baliaster OS, f•om whiet 'tfiey tack a rew
days ago, between Calsttayud'and. Medina Celil.feur
cannon, 20C) soldiers, and loids'of athoitinttipn.
11.111asteros continues his' retrtiftidg mOveMentslo•
,w.tuds Valentin,by Way of Teruel And Oiteges‘.ind
seems to have lost all (..);IRcivitte—.lo.',ol. tr*os that
he commands. Of the great tmeherrs Who daiß., 4e.
;sett him, filly oia Soldiers, welt armed ancrekiZnppid,
'have presented thernsllAs to General Melt, apd
'have atutoune.il tO*.him-itiknj Others; thetr tire,
;delivered to the Royalist corpi that are orginisink;
'and'the deserters.are sent to their hopes wider the.
inspection of the local authorities. -.Some prisoners;
taken from Bessieres in au affair op the 15th of April,
and who were guarded 'by 15Cf Constitutionalists,
have been set at liberty by their" guards, who With
their Commander have abandoned the revolutionary
cause. General Obert will be at Siguenza to-mor-
row, whence be will continue his march towards Ma-
drid, as he has bein ordered.

FOURTH CORPS.
GERONA, MAY 15.
•
General's Donadieu and Curial were on the 15th at
Vich, with their division. On thii same day, Gene- •
ral Baron d'Eroles was at ltipoll, and the Royalist
partizan Bozon at Berga.
General Curial has received orders so set out with
the troops which he commands • d repair to Santa .
Colona, whence he will observe the serf-
rich and the corps of Milani, which that
' •
place at Santa Scloni. •
Baron d'Eroles proceeds by Pacafita upon Linsnes,
so as to connect his march on Manresa with that of
General Donadieu, who is proceeding towards. the -
sarne point with all the forces of his division. The
Royalist Chief Bozon follows this movement by ad-
vancing upon Cardona. Some chosen men detached
from the corps of Baron d'Eroles are in -pursuit of
Mina, in order to trace his march. According to the
accounts that have been received, it should seem that
he is retiring upon 13arcelona by Montserrat.
The town of Olot remains occupied by a French
battalion. That of Vich and Ripon ate guarded- by
some Spanish companies; We have occupied Palama
since the 11th of this month our troops are well re-
ceived by the inhabitants.

The only article worth, exttacting from the French
PApers,besides'the above extracts from the Monikur,
is the following paragraph, which appears in the
Journal do Paru :
We have this day seen a letter from Burgos, datid
the 10th of May., which states that the Constitutional
General Sanchez, who was made prisoner by our
troops at Logrono, had obtained the authority of the
Prince Generalissimo to proceed to Seville. It was.
reported at Burgos tlfat this General is charged with
the transmission of a reply to the propositions made
by the Government of Seville, in concert with King
Ferdinand."

Accounts from Milos of the 12th ult. state that the
Greeks have terminated the maritime arm4teents des-
tined for the campaign of 1823. Their Seel:has re-
ceived a new organization, much,superior to that of
the last two years.. Each Greek vessel forming part'
of the fleet is arranged in such.* mannerthat it may
be converted in five minutes into a fire ship; in an
extreme case, the Captain it to set fire to his ship., a-
cher than abandon her t 9 the enemy, even though he
should be.blown up with her.•
In the island of Candia the Greeks have seized the
fort of Selina. The numerous Turks who ocicitipied
it, repulsed with great loss towards The north of the .
island', have taken refuge in the fortress of Candia.
Accounts from the Morea to the 26th April, state,
that the funttions of the Provisional Government of
Greece have ceased, and that a Congress has assumed
the reins of Government. After the initallation'of it,.
which took place at Napoli di Romani, IY4urueor-
dato was elected President of the Congress, in the
midst of the-acclamations of the People. Coloco-
trone has been charged by the Congress with the 4e-
fence of the Morea. Odysseus has been appointed.
Commandant-GenerAl of Thessaly, Bozzari4, Epit:us;
and Acarnania.

NEW LONDON BRIDGE.—ft is at length determined
that a new Bridge shall be erected over the Thames,
in place of the old London Bridge. 'I his. decision has
been made is consequence of Government having
agreed to advance £150,000 towards the expeire,
and which, with the means already possessed by the
City, is considered sufficient to warrant the Corporn-
tion proeepiling in the work.

ELEGANT GL4BSF.S, FURNITURE,- &C.—The No.
hility and Gentry are invited to inspect the Ware-,
''rooms of COoPER anti SON,_93, BishOpsiote-Within;
where is exhibited an assortment or new and second-s
hand Plate Glasses, admirably suited to every dettlifs-
tian of drawing as (kissing-rooms. The prices are Jost
' reduced 40. per cent, skn,platev rpeauring 100 inches
by 72, and npwarari: and,mithase of smaller dimen-
sions the alteralion .ssitebt Tonna equillfiMporfant.
The extensive pielirence%iien'to-rbis E" tf3timent
is thankfully ackrinivledged 'by the ProiniNdiv,.who,
in their endeavours toevincetheir gratitudei by_ ma-
nufacturing articles ip A 9fee,35(4 At-rices
spuuibialibcleiltiqoptrFt.47lleptiiir
rptieriltidnizrer#eisAiripoixliaticseiliot:.
riled every 'itefr sltd elelfaht bititle'Or trprlblifery,
Cabinet, and .Chair-work, regulated' lip(at• web
scab' of eciptsitay ;s to d.mand and essure the pa-
tontige sank Cl fashion.

TILE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1823.
THE FUNDS.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Consols opened this morning at 1101 for the Account, and SOI
for Money, with little doing in the Market. Thursday's price
of the French Remo it said to be SO foe Mosey, and Spanish
43k to 44