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London, England, 1823-06-12 00:00:00

LONDON•

THURSDAY. JUNE 12. 1823.
TIIE FUNDS.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
cools opened this morning ,at 803 to 811, at which price
Spain steady. An Etpresa from Paris brings the French
A. 3, of Tuesday, after closing the Exchange, at 87f. 65c. and
FOREIGN FUNDS.
signidi Bomb opened this morning at 361, with some bust-
s deis
carett
Prices: Chitin 671 to 68, New Spanish 561 t, New
Two 841, Russian 80, Danish 90, Neapolitan 76, Colon. 61.
NAY SB—Metalliques 82 11-16 ; Dank Shares 9,24
too Timsnair.—Five per Cents. opened at 86f. 20c.
wen:shish as 117 f. toe. and left off at 87E—Spanish, 393. -
PRICE 01 STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
s per Cent. ltetiticed 80 79%8 801/8 80
31/2 per Cent.. 921/4 44-4 per Cents. Old 973/4 sjs
Bulk Long A nns. 2034—India Bonds 38s. 395.
&chequer MIN of £l,OOO, 19s. 21s. 19s.
Ditto Small 21s. S 1 s. pr.
con,olsfo• Account 8034 811/4 81 •
Lottery 'rickets 335. pre.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.
We have received the Paris Papers of Tuesday, by
Lopress.
The Monileur, in its official part, contains a Bul-
letin from General GUILLICIAIXOT, dated Madrid, the
4ih inst. which states that two light columns had
been organized ; the first of which, under Count
BOURDESOULT, would march on Andalusia; and the
second, commanded by Count de BOURMONT, would
proceed to Estramadura. The second corps would
communicate with the troops of Marshal Aloacele at
Agramont, whose presenie being no longer necessary
in Catalonia, had made a movement on Valencia by
Teruel, whet e he would arrive on the Ith of June.
The divibion of Geneneral BOURICZ had marched
from Burgos towards the Kingdom of Leon ; he was
on the 25th May at Carrion, and on the 30th at Sa-
bagun. The population aldng the whole of his march
n said to have received him with enthusiasm, and to
have saluted the soldiers as liberator s.
The Marquis de MA ROUERYE continued to cover
Santander, and to blockade Santona. Baron HUBER,
who commanded the advanced guard of the 3d corps,
vas at Burgos, with a body of light troops, ready to
act as circumstances might require.
The Sd corps occupied the same positions before
St. Sebastian and Pampeluna, and was in communi-
cation with Head-quarters. Bilboa is occupied by
Baron iirtuNy.- The 4th corps, after obtaining seve-
ral successes over the Constitutional troops, was
d'reatening Barcelona.
The Ist corps and the reserve, with the exception I
()Wm troops detached on other services, continued
to occupy Madrid, where the greatest tranquillity
I.:evaded.
The Moniteur contains a Royal Ordonnance, which
directs that the sixty squadrons, whose formation was
acthorized by the Budget of 1823, shall be organized
vithout delay, and that they shall be attached to
thirty regiments of cavalry, which are enumerated,
is order to give to each six squadrons.
The accounts from Madrid in the Moniteur are to
the 5:1 instant : they contain details of the rejoicings
oa the 80th ult. to celebrate the fete •of St. Ferdi-
nand, which consisted of discharges of artillery, re-
views, and illuminations,
Oa the 28th ult. the Due d'AsoouLasta received
the congratulations of a Deputation from the Junta

of Toledo.
The Madrid Gazette contains a circular, dated 30th
May, addressed to the Captain-General of the Pro-
vince, for the formation of corps of partisans, who
night join with faithful subjects in delivering the
sacred person of the KING and his family.
The Procurator del Rey of Madrid, contains a long
narrative of the events of the 26th May, when Bea-
SIMS attempted to surprise Madrid. It states
the number of persons taken pi ironer; at 250 peasants
and citizens, and 98 soldiers.
The Royalist Journal thus concludes the account
of these events :—" Re Christians; pardon, and if
possible, forget, the honors of this frightful day ;
but do not then look on that pyramid erected on
the east of the city, which says to ages to come—
" On this spot perished three hundred fellovrppa-
ttiots of all ranks and both seats. 'They ware sacra.
heed by their brothers, the Spanish Constitutional
:soldiers, on the 20th May, 1823. 'What was their
.rime? Alas! they only came to salute the white
• plume of Henry IV. and the banner of Ferdinand.
• ?topic learn to know Revolutionists:"
The following are other extracts,:
.ORDER OF THE DAY OF THE DUNE OP CLAIM -
&NO TO THE FOULTH CORPS OF THE ARMY•
" The Fourth Corps will perceive with great
pleasure the hr:siliant and vigorous defence which the
'garrison of Vich has made. Mina, .who appeared
;before that town on the 96th, with 3,000 men and
'3OO cavalry, attacked it with an intention to take it,
Old although there was a weak garrison of 700 men,
/she raiecny were driven off, and obliged to aband-on
,211 their positions. The action lasted' seven hours.
Colonel Count Salpervich, Commandant of Vich,
,-r,erits great praise for the i:oble defence lie made.