Star.
London, England, 1823-10-04 00:00:00

FOREIGN FUNDS.

Little doing in the Foreign Market, except in Colombian and
Spanish Bonds. Colombian opened at 55i, and got up to 57 ; Old
Spanish llonds 33, 34; New Spanish 27i ; Russian 831 ; French
Scrip 21.

FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
ITAMIURGII, Sept. 26.—0 n London, 37.01. 37.3;.
PITI:II.SIUIU3N, Sept. IC.—On London, 9.31.64 ; Psis, 101.
Aaisratu)Ast, Sept. 30.—0 n London, 41. to 40. 11 ; 2 N. 40. 9.
to 40. 8.

PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
3 per Cent. Coils. 83:3/s 'A 1k
4 per Cents. New 10'2% 7/8
Etch. Bills (1.:1,0(X)) 395. 41s.— Small 40s. 425.
Consols for Acct. 83% 1/2.

This forenoon we received the French Papers of Thurs-
day. They contain no later details of the operations
against Cadiz than those previously given ; but the
Moniteur gives a long dispatch from General Gut LLZ-
!NOT, respecting the capture of Fort St.Petri,which does
not differ essentially firm the repot t of Baron des
RoTouns. Another dispatch from General It OTTEN-
LOURG to the Minister of War, dated Perpignan, the
27th ult. announces officially, the surrender of Figucras.
In a preceding page we have given a report of the
Spanish Ministers on the state of Spain, to which we
alluded on Thursday.

FRON TIIC MONLTLUR.

PARIS, OCTOBER 2, 18:3.

" ARMY OF TIE EASTERN PYRENNEES.

" My LORD—I have the honour to inform your Ex.
cellency that I have this moment learnt that Figueras

has capitulated. The garrison are prisoners of war. It
is on the 29th, that the troops of Baton Damas will take
possession of it,
" The necessary pieparations for the siege of Urgel
'are carrying on with activity. Batteries *are already
erected against the place at three diffeient points.

" I am, Bcc. Baron BOTTENBOURG.
" The Lieut.-General commanding the Division
of the Eastern Pyrennees."
FROM THE JOURNAL DEA DEBATE.

" The garrison of Figueras consisted of three thou-
sand men.

" Llobera has issued from Tarragona with two thou
sand men, and is advancing to Lerida.
" General Trotneliri and Baron d'Erolles are pursuing
him with a force sufficient to beat him. Milans has re-
sun►ed the command of Tarragona."
A letter from I'ampeluna, dated September 18, says
" the Governor had obtained permission for two covered
caravans to leave the town ; these caravans were des-
tined to conceal the French refugees who served in Pam-
peluna. They were, however, • too numerous to go off
under this concealment. They were consequently com-
pelled to give them Spanish uniform, and enrol them
in the ranks of the surrendered garrison. Our soldiers
recognized them, and dragged them out of the enemy's
ranks, and delivered them into the bands of the French
military authorities.

Bayonne Papers to the 26th ult.have reached us. They
represent the alarming fever which had broken out at
Passages as nearly subdued. No new cases had appeared,
and the old were getting better. The accounts from
Pampeluna state, that that City begins already to feel
the effects of the re-action which has taken place; the
chief of the Citizens, attached to the Constitutional sys-
tem, are arrested; and this measure, it seems, has been
adopted chiefly towards the rich ; who, it is reported,
will be called upon to pay a large contribution, though
the capitulation says nothing of it. Besides the women,
who have been brought away prisoners, a good number
it is said, have been arrested, for having encouraged the
garrison to make a vigorous defence.
The most important intelligence in these Papers, how-
ever, is that which announces that a vessel was then
lying in the Bayonne river, ready to sail with four mil-
lions of francs on board, for the wants of the French
army in Spain.
It seems certain that a division of 6,000 men of the fifth
corps is going to be detached to reinforce the 4th corps;
it is said that it will be commanded by General Pecheex.
The hatred of the Royalists to the Constitutionalists
continues frequently to manifest itself in acts of violence:
thus the Constitutionalists of Irun attempting to return
to their homes narrowly escaped being massacred amidst
cries of " Death to the blacks" (los Negros); and it was
with difficulty that the French garrison of the place
saved their lives.

It is also stated in a private letter from Paris, that
intelligence had been received by the Government, that
on the 22d ult. the French squadron blockading Cadiz
was forced by the weather to run out to sea, so that, for
the present, operations must be suspended.

Hamburgh Papers to the 27th ult. with Brussels and
Dutch Papers to the 2d inst. reached us this morning.
The following are extracts:

STOCKHOLM, SEPTEMBER 19.

On the 12th the Diet deliberated in pkno on the
Finances of the kingdom.
The Journal Argus contains the Memorial of the
Committee of Justice against the Secretary Quiding, in
which he is accused of having violated in the Council
of State several Articles of the Constitution.

Her Majesty the Queen had the misfortune last week
to slip as she was stepping out of her carriage, and to
dislocate her arm. She has however recovered, and
took an airing on the 16th.