Star.
London, England, 1823-04-05 00:00:00

19 MARCH 2s.

The Junta of Catalonia having solicited the favour
of being presented to his Royal Highness, were in-
formed that the Prince would willingly receive the
Members as private individuals, but that he could
nct give them audience in the character they had as-
sumed. The Curate Torderas and Father Mire were
presented in the name of the Spanish Ecclesiastic.
Refugees, to his Royal Highness, who received them
very graciously.
The Baron dtroles continues to organise his troops.
He refuses to recognize any act of the Regency.—
Several Chiefs, among others Carol, have renounced
every kind of military duty. Misas is banished to
St. Laurent de Cerdans, where he lives quite retired
with his family. A great number of other Officers
have laid aside the epaulets which indicate their rank.
There is in general very little harmony among the
refugees. The division of El oles will encamp as soon
as armed, at the distance of a short league from Per-
pignan, between the villages of Baizas and St. Esteve.
The news from the frontier announces the arrival at
Campredon, of aforeign legion, 900 strong. It has
taken the name of The Legion of Death."—Froil
the Constitationnel.
BAYONNE, MARCH 27.

An Aide-de-Camp of General Guilleminot was
arrested yesterday, and delivered into the custody of
two gendarmes, who have taken him to Paris. The,
reason assigned for his arrest, is a military conspiracy,
in which he is implicated.

Longa, a Chief of the Army of the Faith, being un- :
able to get 200 Officers uniforms made, has sent
to Toulouse, a Jewish merchant, named Moines, who
is said to be in high credit with the Chiefs of the
Faith. These Chiefs continue to purchase horses, '
good and bad, at any price. They pay 1000 francs
ready money for them. Accordingly, all the inha-
bitants are eager to take advantage of this rise, more
especially as the food for horses was become very dear.
All Spaniards known to be attached to the cause
of the Cortes now in this town, have received orders
to depart without delay.
Letters from Saragossa state, that Capaspe, Bes-
sieres' Lieutenant, has finally capitulated with Gene-
ral Ballasteros. The foreign legion which was formed
at Bilboa is gone to Tolosa : a part, it is said, will
proceed towards Iran. It h. to serve as a free com-
pany. On the departure of the last accounts, the
Pastor was still at Irun, where he was employed in
organizing his corps.
Two battalions of volunteers have arrived at Bar.
celona from Majorca. Ten thousand muskets of Eog-
lisli manufacture have been landed at Bilboa.—lbid.
Farscu I'w:tn.—Five per Cents. opened at 78f. 80c. highest
7Sf. 90e. and closed at 781. 5.5 c.
Tile individuals arrested in the seditious assembly
of the 6th of March, at Port St. Denh, were tried be-.
fare the Tribunal of Correctional Police at Paris, on
Tuesday ; their names are It( nen, an advocate, aged
29; Marcel, house boy ; Sang, seller of lemonade ;
Chattier, merchant's clerk, aged 21 ; Desloges, an-
nuitant, aged 2k ; Sentier, merchant, aged 23. Sen-
tier used the greatest violence towards an officer of
the peace and the soldiers of the Swiss Guard.
The King's Advocate abandoned the accusation
against the first tour.
The Tribunal condemned Rouen to a year's im-
prhonment, and 500 francs fine; Sentier to half a
ear's similar punishment and 50 francs fine; Marcel,
Sang, Chartier, and Desloge:, were acquitted of the
charges brought against them.

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• THE FUNDS.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consuls 4,88114 this 'morning at 74%, 1,, at which price they
have continued steady up to this hour.
FOREIGN FUNDS.
The Foreign Market was very heavy this morning, with little
doing. .Spanish Bonds opened at 293, 4.
Current Prices: Chilian GO, New Spanish 293, Old 33, New
Prussian 79%, Old 81i, Russian 72, Danish 82i, Colombian
59i to 60.
STOCK EXCIIANGE, ONE O'CLOCK.
There has been little or no business done to-day, and no fluc-
tuations whatever in prices. Spanish Bonds remain steady, which
could scarcely have been the case, had the report in a Morning
Paper, which was said to exist, viz.—" That an answer, which
was far from satisfactory, had been given to a deputation sent
to inquire what certainty there was that the dividends would
continue to be paid," been true. 'We have inquired from
persons holding Spanish Bonds, and cannot learn, with cer-
tainty, that any such deputation has been sent. The whole
paragraph is thought by most persons here to be a mere
fabrication, to answer the anti-British and anti-Liberal pur-
poses of the Newspaper in question. Some persons persist
in believing that the French Declaration of War is in town ;
while others say that it is only a draught of this Document, which
has been sent over for the approval of our Ministers, who are to
modify it in such a way as will enable them to help both parties,
as soon as possible, out of their unfortunate dilemma, with the
least possible dishonour to the present Ministry, and the least
possible injury to the Spaniards. Anything more absurd than
this cannot well be imaginal.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
3 per Cent. Consols 743/8 VI 3/8
4 per Cents. New 943/8 1/2—lndia Bonds 31s. 30s.
Exchequer Bills of £l,OOO, 12s. 14s. 13s.
Ditto Small 12s. 15s. 13s.
Bank for Payment 2083/4
Consols for Do. 74% lA 3/s.