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

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Spanish Bonds opened at 571, and went down to 56k, In
all other Foreign Securities there is nothing doing, consequently
the prices remain much the same as yesterday. In Colombian
some few bargains hare been closis-..they opened at 61i, and
went down to 60i. •
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Lisbon Papers to the 10th inst. reached us this
forenoon. They contain an account of the operations
of the Constitutional Army against CoUnt CrAtitA•
RANTS and the Insurgents, who, it seems, have suc-
ceeded injoining the factious. in Spain. They re-
treated by the way of Almanza, Saldanha, Palencia),
&c. The Constitutional Army pursued them until
they were within eighteen leagues of the advanced
guard of the French army under QuzsAna. A good
opportunity then occurred for attacking crAma-
RANTE'S band, but the proximity of the French army
rendered it too hazardous for the Constitutional Ge-
neral to venture upon it.
It further appears by these accounts, that General
Monitto, who commands in the Province of Leon,
attempted to intertept the factious Portuguese, and
had an engagement with them, but could not pre-
vent them from pursuing their route. General 510-

RILLO then marched to Leon, where he was expected
on the 25th of A pril, in order to organize the 4th corp- s

of the army. General REGO returned to Portugal.
It will be seen by the Lisbon Papers, that Sir Ro-
ister Witsom and two other British Officers have
arrived in Spain and joined the Spanish cause. Sir
Roaxnr, previous to t eking the oath of allegiance
to the Spanish Government, at Vigo, addressed the
National Militia in an eloquent speech. and wa,
afterwards earn led in that body. The following
are extracts :

FROM VII LISBON DIARIO.
OPO:tTo, APRIL
By an express from our Constitutiontil Army, we
have the following news:
46 Aram 24.—T0-day, arrived suddenly at. our
bead-quarters, it•Lecn, and without being expected,
an Aide-de-Camp of General Morino, bringing news
from him to General Rego. that he had encountered
the factious Portuguese, and was fighting with them.
In consequence of this, orders.were issued for the
march of the light division, the horse artillery, and
the cavalry. They marched at eleven in the morn-
ing, the rest of the division remaining here.
44 Arm 2.5.—T0-day, at noon, General Rego re-
turned here with the division which marched with
him : he went as fax as Gradefes, five leagues from
this place, on the road to Burg is; and as they could
not meet with the factious, who were sixteen leagues
distant, they turned back. To-morrow, all the troops
which did not march to-day will set out directly for.
Portugal, and all the rest on the following day. It
is not known what road we shall take—whether that
to Braganza, or some other."
NINTH BULLETIN OF TILE CONSTITUTIONAL
PORTUGUESE ARMY IN SPAIN.
" Leon, April 23.
44 The factious, who fled precipitately from this
city at ten in the morning of the 20th, took the road
of Gradefes to Almanza.
64 The Constitutional troops havingleft Mozandes,
at one in the morning of the 21st, at day-break, ap.
peared before this city, which they immediately en-
tered. The fatigues of the forced marches, and the
want of shoes, did not permit me to follow the fac-
tious. General Morillo, with 1200 men, including
200 cavalry, was to-day- at Val de Polo, whence he
marched to Quintana de Monte. To protect him,
and, if possible, beat the enemy, notwithstanding the
difficulty of overtaking him, a flying column marched
from this city to-day, and proceeded to Gradefes to
pass the. Esla, in order to join General Morillo.'
GRADLFES, APRIL 24.
General Morillo has sent word that the factious
were proceeding by forced marches from Almanza for
Saldanha, on the road to Palencia that the French
entered Burgos on the 20th, and •that it is impossible
to contiaue his marches on account of the distance
of the rebels. The column will march to-day for Leon.
'LEON; APRIL 25.
Geueral Pego, with all the troops which did not
march to Gradefes, left this to-day for Astorgas. The
rest, and the head-quarters, will tate the same toad
to-morrow, to return to Portugal.
General Morillo is ex2ected here to-day with the
forces under his command, to organise the 4th army.
General Rego, in his dispatch, says no more of the
movements of the factious than is in his bulletin. It
is known that he advanced to Gradefes, where,
though he was in communication with General M 0.%