Star.
London, England, 1822-10-02 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

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CHILE LOAN.
'Notice is hereby given, That the FIRST HALF-YEARLY
DIVIDEND, due on the Soth September instant, will be
PAID on that and every subsequent dr, (Sundays excepted),
ea application at our Counting-house, No. 1014 laadenbaUF
sweet, between the hours of Tea and TWo o'clock.
MULLETT, 'BROTHERS, and Ce.
London, 14th September, 1822.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1822.
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STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
' Little ur no business has been done up to this hour, mad Am-
sole remain steady at 8111 for the Account, and 811 1 for Money.
The Commissioners have just given 813 for Consols.
Foaman FUNDS.—;No business of consequence has been done
up to this hour. There is a greet demand for Old Spanish Bondi,
which are daily rising ;'ill other foreign securities remain steady.
Milian paid up 843, New Spanish (141 65, Old 743, New Prot-1
scan 881, Old 91, Russian 871, Danish 89, Neapolitan 771, Co-
bratdan 861, Scrip 87. , --
STOCK EXCHANGE, ONE O'CLOCK.
Consols continue to improve, the Market looking favourable;
and are, for the Account, 813 I, and for Money, 8111►
Poway Mwaxxx, ROYAL Ezcsuascsm—A great bustle has
been existing in Old Spanish and Ankh Bonds; the former have
got up le per cent. and Chilian I per cent. Old Spanish, 773,1
for the end of the month, and 781 for Money. It is imagined
-that Ofd Spanish will be 80, before the end of the week.
• 'PRICES OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
5 per Ct. Cons. 81% 1,4 3/47-4 per Ct. New 100%
1mp..3 per Cents. 81 1/4-1 nd ia Bonds 50s.
Exchequer Bills (a ,000) 3s. 4s.
Ditto small, ss. Bs. pre.—Consols for Acct. 81%.

Bayonne Papers to the 25th ult. reached us this
orcnoon. The following are extracts:

BAYONNE, SEPTEMBER 44.

The Mail from Madrid, with letters of the 16th, is
arrived ; that of the 19th, which in regular course
ought to come to-day, has not yet reached us, but
'ne shall probably have it the day after to-morrow.
We have letters from Bilboa of the 20th, which
state that the factious have disappeared from that
Province. They mention also the arrival in that port,
ou the same day, of two battalions of the line, of 500
men each, which had been embarked at Corunna.—
The Militia of Bilboa, to the number of 500 men,
made a sally on the 18th, in two columns, one going
towards Durango, the other towards Balmaeeda, with
the intention of scouring the province, but they did
not meet with any enemy to combat.
A Report of the Political Chief of Vittoria, dated
• the 21st, announces the complete defeat of the par-
tisan Quebilla at Andagoga, on the 19th, three leagues
from Vittoria, at the foot of the mountains of Pena
Serrada. Quebilla had passed the Ebro with 80 horse,
and intended, it is said, to penetrate into Navarre, but
was defeated by a detachment of Baylen, from Vit-
toria, which killed of his men, and took 50 horses.
This t eport even state, that Quebilla had been severely
steunded in the thigh by a musket ball.

We see fugitives from the Army of the Faith daily
strive here in the most pitiable condition. The se-
coati in command of the band of Zabala, named
Barrutia, is also at the Lazaretto.
The Gazette of St. Sebastian continues to print re-
ports of various actions with the bands of Guezala,
Zatrala, and Utango, which are completely broken
up and deserting their Chiefs.
Espinosa is now able to bombard Irati, which he
Iris invested. Numerous bands of soldiers, of the di-
vision of Quesada, which have abandoned bins in Ca-
talonia, have returned to their homes. The interior
of Navarre is still in a state of anarchy, infested by
bands-of real banditti, without any improvement in
the public spirit of the inhabitants.
The emigration continues, especially of Priests and
Monks. Sir William A'Court was expected at Vit-
toria on the 23d in the evening.

This forenoon we received Madrid Papers to the
17th ult. It appears that the Regency at Urgel had
caused some discontent in the Spanish capital. as it
was believed that the KING must hive countenanced

it. The Ministers, therefore, urged his MAJESTY to
contradict the falsehoods of the Regency, and appease
the minds of the People ; and the Proclamation which
we gave in the STAR on Monday was the result.
These Papers contradict the report that a treaty of
alliance, offensive and defensive, has been concluded
between Spain and Portugal, or that the latter has
offered 12,000 men to Spain : on the contrary, a re-
markable misunderstanding exists between the two
countries. This coolness is said to be the effect of the
in:rigues of a foreign Government, and it is even re-
ported that a change of Ministers may be expected
at Lisbon.--The following are extracts :