Star.
London, England, 1823-10-22 00:00:00

STOCK EXCHANGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Consols opened this morning at 831, at which price they are
steady, with scarcely any fluctuation, as most persons seem cautious
to speculate at the present momtnt.
The &presses from Paris have brought the French Rentes at
90f. SSe. Spanish Bonds were done there on Monday at 28, but
fell afterwards to 26i, at which price they left off.
A private letter states, that the change in the French Ministry
has had some effect on the minds of the Public, an idea being taken
up that they will not suffer the King of Sratst to pursue his pre-
sent career.

FOREIGN FUNDS.
On the arrival of the Expresses this motning from Paris, ilismisk
Bonds greatly Suctnated.—They opened at 56i, 16, 27, 1156.11111
24—Current Prices : New Spanish 20k to 24 Old 11511, EMI*
831, French Scrip 2 to *, Colombian 57 to
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

HAsisosaus Oct. 17.—0 n London, 57.04. 57.5;.
PSTEILSBUILON, Oct. 3.—On London, 9. 5-32.
Rsci, Oct. 6.—On London, 9.4.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE crcLocx.
Bank Stock 225 224.1/2 ex. div.
3 per Cent. Reduced 8278 88 div.
3 per Ct.Cons.BSs/8 5/8-31,4 per Cts. 96% 14.. d,
4. per Cent. Old 10014 % ex. div,
4 per Cents. New 103% 104
Bank Long Anns. 20 15.16 21
India Bonds 725. pre.—South Sea Stock 9514 14
Excl,equer Bills (EI,000) 99s 36s.—Small 38s. 40s.
Consols for Acct. 8344 % .44.

From the Paris Papers of Mooday morning, which
arrived last night, we have given copious extracts in a
preceding part of our Paper. Among them will be
found an Official Report of the defeat. and capture of
General SAN Ikl;cyzi.. It appears that there is no truth
in the statement of Mts.& having taken the Baron
,frEaot.ss prisoner.
EXPRESS FROM PARIS. •

We have received to-day, by • Express faint Paris,
L'Eioile of Nlond;y evening, ,Ms#Abe POMO el yester-'
day morning. The iccounosirlg-4 coitiin from
Spain are beginning to be glaanwitmelliAegolkar.
ing are artracts: ~1 I t Attll
FROM THE ETOILB 01? WON DA/ 14111 In*
. MADRID, ocroamt 10.
A decree of the 4th, dated at.Xeres, banishes all these
from Aladyid who have e;ercised any civil or military

employase4 during the revolntion:," eottiequence of
thiss,..the order has benn.giveA.tPthe Inteadaut de la
Pigslance, to all persots inclu ill this &ken, ia pro-
vide tbemselves without delay stkh iieeessary passports.
For one moment it *is a qidtstibn whether tee Mem-
bers of the Revolutionary. overnment who remained at

Cadit, should be arrested or not.
A new deCree is spoken of, which will send away a
vast number of great persons ; -among them the Count
of Onate, the Dukes of Altamira, of Abrantes, and c
Medina Celi ;the Duchess of Benavente, the Marquisses
of Alcaniz, of Santa Cruz, of Villa Saterna, of Villa
Franca, and the Prince of Anglona are mentioned.
A contribution of 6,000,000 (francs) is to be levied
on the city of Madrid. ', I. _
Colonel Amor has 4capittilisted with 550 cavalry,
which he had remaining with him. •
The French Gardes du Corps are almost all getout for
Aranjorz. The regiment of Cuirassiers of the Guards
has also set out for the road to Andalusia,- where it is to
take- up temporary positions by detachments, which
indicates the approaching return of the King, who is
expected at Madrid the 21st,with the Dut d'Angouleme.
It is Morillp who seized the galleons coming from Manilla.
The Junta of Purification has received orders from
the Regency to verify within ten days the titles of the
functionaries threatened with the loss of their employ-
ment's, and of those who are to recover their situation's.
Everything is preparing at Aranjuez for the recep-
tion of their Majesties. The King will arrive at Madrid
on Nov. 20 ; and the town is quite *drunk with joy.
Another Decree of the King has ordered the dissolution
of the army.
His Majesty has sent Collars of the Golden Fleece*
the Prilice of Carignan, and the Chief of the French
Staff, Count Cvuilleminot. The same honour has been
conferred on the Duke of Hijar, Gentleman of the Bed-
chamber, who served his Majesty in this capacity con-
stantly at Cadii, and pn the Count of Corres.
Among the persons who are to be sent away from
Madrid, are the. Nobles of Spaiq who served in the
voluntary Militia of the Cortes, and their number is
said to amount to eleven,

It is said that the Duke del Parque, the Prince of
Anglona, the Marquess of Alcapien, .and the Duke of
Abrantes, will be banished from the kingdom.
At the time when Riego was passing through Manza-
naves, a regiment of cavalry (Constitutionals) had ad-
vanced from Estramadura, with the intention, it was
supposed, of carrying him off. The regiment of Cui-
rassiers de Berrymade preparations to attack them, when
of a sudden the others, amounting to 470 horse, de•
manded and obtained an honourable capitulation. This
was the fine regiment of Lusitania.