Star.
London, England, 1823-05-31 00:00:00

TH E EVEINTINAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1823.
- THE

STOCK EXCHANGE, TwEivartmott
Cnnsolh opened this morning at-81
heavy, and little business is doing.
brings the French Funds of Thursday
FOREIGN FUN
This being settling-day for all Foreign
Brokers are busy in winding up their:
little is doing. Spanish Bonds opened

Current Prices:—Cbilian wattling
New Prussian 841 85, Russian BO!,
lornbial 601—waa done at 62.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT
Bank Stock 21914-3 per Ceni
3 per Cent. Cons. 80% % 3/4
3 1/2 per Cents. 91 78-4 per
Bank 'Long Annuities 201 _
India Stock 2511/2—lndia Bonds
ELcliequer.Pills of £l,OOO, l'
Ditto Small 175. 204
Conbols for Account 813 A 1/8

Private letters from Paris, of
the Regency has been formed
of three Spanish Noblemen, of
biographical notices in another
that an immediate attempt at
made, but whether the offer
Frehch, the ne Ministers at
by means of a moderate part)
the Constitutionalists and the Ult
.It was rumoured in Paris that the Spaoish Ministers
demanded, as a pitliminary to all negociatibes,. Ike
the French should withdraw their forces beyond,
the Ebro.

It is stated, in a private letter from Paris, that M.
de Virx.Eul had caused it to be announced to the
Syndic of the stock-brokers that MINA had entered'
Barcelona, where the corps of MILAN/I and LLoataA
had previously retreated.

'this forenoon we received Corunne Papers to flit
.14th in-Stant, and we give from them the folleir•
ing speech of Sir ROBERT Mull; with few con.
mentsit speaks for itself, and it osr Readers ea
go through it, we will answer for their feeling
sufficient portion of surprise and disgust Wa
these. ever such an exaltado as his Excellency,
he is called now ? We wonder whit pretension,
toesteUeOca Abe Spaniards can have found ten it
him. His speech, from beginning to end, is ft
o jrnalinionsistency. He tells you a fact whisk
we dare say, gentle Reader, you were not awate ef—
that y.ou haee the honour of being reptesented trybis
Excelleky Sir ROBERT Wlrrrox, K.T.M. &c. u:lte
British Nation, Whose Representative I amr sap
he—it is. needless to make any comment upon sorb
a specimen of assurance.

. In the Field of Mars he calls England the Land cf
Freedom and Liberty—at the Crown and Anchs
'her used to say " it is not fit to lire in—and at
are lapsing Fast into despotism!" The only part of
the oration which gave us any satisfaction, was to
hear that he has become an adopted son of Spain.—
There let. him go—" ills se jadd in add coke—
There let him make Radical speeches, wear all bio
blushing honours, and be called his Excellency!—
Thank GOD, Old England can just contrive to got
on without him.—We wish his new patent joy opot
having adopted him.
We must make one more remark. lie calls 1314
LASTENOS and ADISIAL the real patriots and defer'
ders of Spain. We wonder what his Excellency thinks
upon that subject now—since they have abjured the
Cause which he pretends to serve, and have declare,
for a modified Constitution ? Such conduct as this ir
indeed real patriotism ! When, they saw that the
Cortes were unpopular, and that their cause was
counter to the feelings of the nation, they followera
course which will join all hearts and hands in lir°.
curing for Spain a Constitution of freedom, not Of
licentioushess; and in ridding their unhappy country
from the miseries of foreign invasion :

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. (Toustmano).)
SUPPLEMENT TO THE CONSTITUTIONAL DIARY
OF CORUNNA, MAY 13, 18113.

" Careens—The harangue inserted underneath
was pronounced yesterday in the Field of Mars, in
front of the national troops and the army composing
this garrison, by the distinguished General, die free-
man, the gallant warrior. his Excellency Sir Bakst
Wilson: in it you see manifested his generous senti-
ments, and those of the whole English nation. Whs
part devolves now upon us? That of corresponding
to smelt exalted sacrifices, by surpassing them in our
own persons, inasmuch as ours is the greater interest,
Le: us redouble our efforts, for we shall do notbig
but. perform our daty s the law demands it: the lre
ridur of the nation will be thereby upheld, and 14
shall froth tie very moment lay the foundation d
our happiness. Away with egotism: let us take*
an example this deserving Englishman, who sigma
so active a part in our salvation ; and let us forks
from incurring opprobrium and ignominy by nil
paying proper attention to him. Shall we ahialki
the country to the mercy of oppressors, and dui"
without the hope of ever being able to obtain 014
friends, as perhaps they might never more tarn di
'eyes on us with compassion? Our unhappy lot
rbe fixed and Jasticgs if we do not, united. toes*
and active, assimble around the Constitutiolli

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