Star.
London, England, 1823-09-08 00:00:00

FROM TUE JOURNAL DU COMMERCE.

It is to the information given by the Moniteoer re-

specting the operations in Catalonia and Andalusia

that the fall in the Funds is by some att►ibuted;
while others ascribe it to the silence observed re-
specting the troops under the orders of the Duke of
Reggio and General Molitor. We believe that both
causes have contributed to it.
It is no longer to be doubted that the siege of
Cadiz will be a protracted one ; and though our
troops have conquered before Tarragona, it has been
at a greater expense of lives than any of our Bul-
letins have hitherto acknowledged.
FROM THE BOUSSOLE DU COMMERCE.
Bounss DB PAnts.—Five per cents. Saturday, 88fl
70c. Fall since Monday, 3f 45c.
After the closing of the Exchange, a report having
spread of the taking of St. Sebastian's the Five per
Cents. immediately rose. At five o'clock they were
at 89f. Sc.,

FROM THE PILOTE.
The French cavalry, which were in the Pardo, have
entered Madrid, they were immediately replaced by
a column of the Corps of General Castel dos Rios,
which furnishes reason for believing, that there exists
a convention (secret) between that General and the
Duke de Reggio. It is even stated, that it will not
be long before he enters Madrid himself.
An officer of the Etat-Major has arrived from As.
dalusia. It is said he brings a proclamation from&
King, which is going to be published. Marshal Lan
riston set off yesterday from Tolosa, to establish Li;
headquarters before Pam pel u de7oirkft4

The Constitutionalists who left Estramadura have
advanced to Valmojado, and a strong French ca.
lumn has gone in pursuit of them. The Regency
have given orders to Sampayo to march with a corps
of Royalists to Andalusia. This General did not obey
before an animated explanation took place. An al.
tercation of the same nature is said to have takes
place between the Duke of Reggio and Quesada,
the end of which the latter was arrested.—Jourud
de Toulouse.

MADRID, AUGUST 26.
A report prevails, since yesterday, that some change
has taken place of the Generals commanding before
Cadiz, as well as by sea.
AUGUST 31.—A1l the reports which were circle
laced, that a revolutionary corps had united in Es.
tramadura are false, as only 300 mtn form the thri..
sion, who are under the command of Lopez Banos,
and were to take possession of Madrid : they wereat
Talavera de la Reyna, which they occupied only for
a few hours.
Count Onale, a most distinguished revolutionia
has been arrested by order of the Regency; he wo
'conducted under an esco:: to the I:undo's of Franca
The following is an extract of a letter from
French Officer d'Etat-Major, dated Port St. Mari".
August 23, 1823:
" I arrived here on the 16th with the Prince GO'
ralissimo.;, our troops suffered much in their maid
from Madrid; in La Mancha the dust was insup
portable.; the towns are far, distant from each abets
and no water was to be found. The recruits caw
plained, but were satisfied by the assurance, that a
their arrival their fatigues would end, and Cadiz
ours... His Royil Highness a'as !veil received by
Priest: and populate of almost every town, and
• I.: led with feasts, processions, and benedictiflnst ibl,
middling thiss of people never appeared; thine std
the inhabitants of Manzanares, El Carpi', 4C..k0
belonged to the revolutiomn y volt:rams, anla¢
tainted with the prejudiccs of the times, And fled itetl
the revenge of the Royalists who accompanied .

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