The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-10-15 00:00:00

THE STAT.

COLLECTION OF PICTURES.
TO RE SOLO BY AUCTION,
Ity Mr. WILLIAMS,
At the Auction Mart, Bartholomew Lane, TOMORROW,
October IS, 152 J, at Twelve o'clock, by Order of the Exe-
cutors of the late ROBERT JONES, Esq., of Old Ford,
Middlesex.
AVA LUART,E COI LECTION of PAINTINGS, among
. which will he found several Rare Specimens of the
.Aticient and Modern Schools, in an excellent state of preser-
vation.
To be viewed on Wednesday preceding and Meriting of Sale,
and Catalogues had at the Mart, and of Mr. WILLIAMS, Throg-
11100C111 Street.

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PRICE OF STOCKS TII
Basakstock ..

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3 per Ct. lied 82i i
3 p. Ct. Cons
SI per Cent.. 96111
4 per Cents 9941
New Fours .......... 103ali
Long Ann
Imp. 3 per Ct Stf

TEM Kittatiminan.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 15, 1823.

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STOCK-ECCHANGC, 12 o'CLoca.—ln consequence of the
presses from Paris this morning, which brought a greet de
dine in Spanish Bonds in the above capital, a great pan;c took
place in our market. No other stock was thought of, and all
was bustle and confusion. Spanish Bonds opened at 331, 316,
3?.1, 231, 29, 31, 29, at which price they are at present.
Cn-
fortunately for the greatholders of Spanish Bonds, it is settling
day, and a great quantity of the above article is to be deliver-
ed. Consols opened at SSj. and are now 63 to I.
FUREIGN NIARCET.—LittIe is doing this morning except in
Spanish Bonds. The new Portugal Loan is very heavy, A
great number of failures is expected in this market.
New Spanish, 23—01 d Spanish. i9l—Colombia, b7l—Rus-
sic, 811—French Scrip, 2 to I—Pays's, 141.

We have reeeived to-day, by Express, Paris papers to
yesterday morning, of which the following are extracts:—
(vacm 771 E ETOILB OP MONDAY, OCT. 13)
GRIND HEAD Qt; IRTERS,

Port St. Mary's, Oct. 4.

The troops will be place a on the road to Madrid. for the
return of the King and his Royal Highness to that capital.
His Royal Highness expects to set elf on Monday. The
Royal Guard will disembark in the Bay of Cadiz, with
General Ambrugeac. who is on board the Venus, The
King has issued a Decree, by which he has granted an
amnesty, in general, to the guilty. The first authors of
the Revolution are not excepted. The first division com-
manded by General Oben has entered Cadiz, and was
received with great joy. The Duke d'Angouleme ordered
that the Red Flag only should be hoisted, but the inhabit
tants hoisted the White Flag with it. It is assured that
the Guard will embark to return to France. His Royal
Highness will depart on the 7th. The King is expected at
Madrid the end of October.

MADRID. OCT. B.—Riego has been condemned, but his
judgment has been sent to Seville. The Constitutional
troops who have evacuated the Isle of Leon and the town
of Cadiz, Lave gone for the cantonments assigned to them
The French entered Jamora on the 30th September,
under the command of General Buurck Miranda, Lopes
Bsynos, and Marlos, have submitted.

Head Quarters. Del Gordo, Oct. 1.
THE GENERAL IN CHIEF OF THE 110‘AL ARMY, DON VINCENT

QUESA.DA, 10 11IE 'SINISTER OF WAR.

This morning I received a letter from my aid•de-tamp
written at 11 o'clock at night, by which he informs me tha
the enemy were marching on Almaras, and that General
Larochejaguelin had ordered the four companies of the
tluipazcou to pursue the enemy, who had formed in order
of battle with 3 pieces of cannon. General Larochejaquelin
charged twice the enemy's cavalry, and put them to Bight.
I shall send the details of the affair to your Excellency
when I have received them.

(PRO)1 TM,. l'ilote OP TUIR 14TH,-TUERDAY.
NEWS FROM TILL FRONVERS OF SPAIN.

Sco, OCT. 4.—Yesterday at two o'clock in the afternoon
Colonel Vigo, Governor of the fort of rrgel,was is advance,
occupied in examining the Batteries which were constructed
to batter the place. A ball struck him and wouoded him
above the thigh. It is feared he is mortally wounded.
They speak of a letter which Mina wrote ou 12th of lad
month, two days after the landing of the column,whichwere
taken at Llors, to the Governor of Figueroa, San Miguel,
which he complains of the defection, which took place, and
exhorts hint to be true to the cause of liberty. As to him.
self, if he should be entirely deserted,he will remain faithful
to the oath he has taken. lie also states, that he can
answer for Milan., Lloberas, and Rotten.

A column of prisoners of the Garrison of Figueras has
marched for Montpelier ; the second has set off this morn-
ing, and the third will depart!to morrow.
(flto3l TUC JOURNAL DES DKR iTS OP iIONDAT, OCT. 13.)
MADRID, Oct. 7.—Count Bordesoulle to the Secretary of
State of Foreign Affairs:—
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have the honor to announce to your Excellency, that the
French troops have taken possession of the forts of Puerto,
Suazo, Portazge, la Cotadora, Puntales, and the Land
Port, as his Majesty ordered. This morning the Garrison
of the Isle of Leon And Cadiz, have taken their cantonments
at Arcos, Medina, Sidonia, Akala de les °smiles, Chiclane
and Puerto Real. The militia of Madrid and Seville
have been disarmed, and will set off for San Lucar, where
11 they will receive passports to go home. All passed with the
`greatest tranquillity.