Star.
London, England, 1823-06-17 00:00:00

THE EVENING STA R.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, JUNE 17. !psi
Tur...—FuNDs.

STOCK EXCII A KG E, 'MELTE (mock
Consols opened this morning • at. 801; e, at which prite they
remain steady.

.
A private letter wai rectified yesterday from Seville, aik
7th, which states, that the King of Spain had hot on tliv
;departed for Cadiz. A report prevails this marring this r„„..
D/NAND had get into the bands of the French, but ttri, nltisti‘
a mere conjecture, for the two columns dish retched try thrt fry
for Seiiitle;could not have reached it in so short a period.

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FOREIGN FUNDS.
Spanish Bonds opened this morning at .30.1, f. but again irrai
.loon to 301, continued fall is thus arcounted
to
Commissioners from the Cortes have been in Laudon tqr.
time past, the object of whose mission was to arrange, if pc,
Bible; fur the payment of Bills which had bete refused cccev.
ance by Messrs.Renitetaca, by the sale of insctiptions in theme
book of the Spanish National Debt. These ',wee:Ants-0a tbo
part have met with much delay and frequent !Inert:Tom; •
much so, that the Cortes at Seville have, it appears,•p:t.',4,
'resolution by which Spanish Stock is to be peremptorily
suyst
a certain price, in order to satisfy immediately the clainis•Sl
as
bill-hollers. . the early knowledge of this resolution, hy../c,j4
it was foreseen that an immediate pressure would Like /dace „,„,
the market here, has induced many of the holders to sriftheir
bonds, with the • expectation of replacing them shortliat a
lower price.
Current Prieest—Yew Spanish 51, New Pressian Ras.
sian 79a ;, Dar!sh 00, Neapolitan 763, e.olotaisill 53.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. .
•
Bank Stock 2191X2-3 per Cent. Reduced SOJA%
3 I/2 per Cents. 92.Yi
4 per Cents. Old 97% 98 97% Fig
Bank Long Anus. 2014. India Bonds 435,
Etch. [tills (t:1,(A)0) 20s. 225.-- Small 206. '24-1,..7
Bank for Acct. '22o—Consols lot do. 81;y8

The French Papers of Sunday have reached us,
together with such of those of Saturday as did not
yesterday reach us by express. They contain no 'la-
ther intelligence as to the reported dissolution of tl.e
Cortes at'_ sbon, which still restson a Telegi aphic
patch ; and that Dispatch is founded on an inter-
cepted letter said to have been addressed to General
LOPEZ BA:cos, but where, or by whom written, is
not stated. It is not long since an intercepted letter
in the Fiench Papirs. announced • the desperate
situation of the Constitutionalists In Catalonia, aad
prepared us to expect the total annihilation of MINA
and all his host by the. next . Dispatch ; instead cf
which we found him successively beating every divi-
sion of the enemy with whom he has come in contact.
This General, whose inevitable destruction has been
so frequently announced, who is one day represented
as closely, shut up in Barcelona, at another tint
taking refuge in Seo d'Urgel; who descends flight.
ful precipices and climbs mountains inaccessible to
any man but himself and his warriors, is now clot
on the French frontier, if he has not by this tine
transferred the seat of war from the Spanish to tle
French soil. That he has the means of doing so n
evident from the dispatch of Marshal MoxcLy, which
fully skews the desperate situation of the French is
Catalonia.

This dispatch, as well as that of General Gutctr•
rotator, of which we gave the substance yetterd4y,
we now subjoin at length, as they contain some
teresting particulars of the movements and situation
of two of the principal divisions of the French' army.
The following are extracts :

FROM TUB MONITRUR OF SUNDAY.--OFFICIAL)
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH.

" PARIS, JUNRii.
The following has been received from the army :
" The Major-General to his Excellency the Minister of War.
" Ste,—The van-guard of General Bourdesoult overteek m
the Bth a division of the enemy, consisting of 1,500 me* he
dispersed it, took 600 prisoners, a standard, and two canswids.,
" The Constitution was abolished at Lisbon ou the Wiry"
MADRID, JUNE 9.
(nv AN lITIACMDINART COURIZI.)
Since the commencement of the campaign, I have
not had the opportunity of transmitting you any news
more interesting than that of which we are just
informed.

Yesterday the Prince Generalissimo received dis-
patches from General Bourmont, stating that there
had come to him a courier from Lisbon, from whom
General Zayas had taken his papers, but allowed him
to continue his route. This courier stated, that the
letters of which he was the bearer, announced that
the counter-revolution was acccomplished at Lisbon,
on the Ist of June.

A few moments after a courier, dispatched on the
7th by General Bordesoult from Manzanares, arrived,
and brought Seals Gazettes of the 3rd, 4th, and sth.
In the acsounts of the sittings of the Cortes of these
three days, there is no question of the departure of
the King for Cadiz.
LISBON, MAY 28.
The supplement of the Diario de Gotnrno contains
what follows:

" It was reserved for the present epoch to experience !mei.
Hatton, and to witness that infamous event of which &degene-
rate Portuguese, am.=•relative of those. vile factions, the
&l-
veins, is the author. The Government has long distrusted Eli.
gadier Lampayo. For this reason he was dismissed the devise,
and on the morning of the 27th, his regiment, No. 23, was
dered to leave the capita for the province of Beira, whew
was to form a part of the Army of Observation. This orderless
executed ; but at some distance from Lisbon the Colonel harm-
sued his troops, seduced them, and marched back with thew
Having halted in the neighbourhood of the city, he wrote le
following letter to the Governor:—
se dear General and Friend--The disposition of the re-
sent Ministry and the formation of a new ooe,a Sing