The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-11-12 00:00:00

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WEDNESDAY EVENINO, NOVEMBER 12, 11523.

STOCIL EICH4IO4OI, TV/CLIFY O'CLOCK.-.. 0001013 opened this
morning at 834, and weot op to 4, though there Is bat little
doing.

The Expresses this morning have brought the French nada
at 99-10, and Spanish at 28.

Private letters by the Expresses, state that some disagree.
able news had arrived from Spain, but the particulars bad sot
transpired.

The Sll3llllll South American expedition is now the only
topic of conversation in the City.
Fon atom FvxDs.—Spanish Bonds opened at 27f, and wen
op to SA, but soon aQer declined to 27j, owing to some import.
ant information from Spain.

New Spanish, 20—Old, 271--Colombia, 61--Poyais,
(New). 5.--In ail other Foreign Securities there is nothing
doing.
STOCL EXCHANGE, THREE O'CLOCIC.-It is generally re•
ported that private letters from Paris state, that General Bal-
lasteros and his troops have revolted, and refused to obey the
King of Spain.

We have received this morning by &Tress the Moiled
yesterday. The Pitote and the Joarmat des Debuts of the
same date had previously arrived. The following are es.
tracts from these papers :

(FROM THE [TOILE.)
NEWS FROM SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. 4.—This morning the Duke d'Angoalefre
left this town to return to Paris. Before his departure he
received despatches, ammo ncing the capitulation of Barce-
lona, Tarragona, and Carthagen I.
BARCELONA, Nov. 4.—The French troops hare taken
possession to-day of Barcelona, as well as the Citadel and
forte, conformably to the convention. General Vasseret is
appointed Governor of the place.
ADDRESS OF THE GRANDEES OF SPAIN TO THE

DUKE ANGOULEME.

To His Serene Highness,

The Grandees of Spain. who had the honour on the 274
of May last, to offer to your (Ilya! flighoess their reupect-
ful expressions and sentiments towards your illustriett
person, and their sincere wishes for the success of the enter-
prise which was con :ded to your valour and prudence. by
your entrust uncle, in the same of Europe, have to-day the
high satisfaction to congratulate your Royal Highness se
the happy and prompt result, and to manifest their grati-
tude far the inc Imparahle ;NA dune towards our legiti-
mate King, and putting him in a state to govern freely
and wisely.
Your name and exploits will he remembered in our
country from generation to generation, with our cereal
gratitude.
The London Courier of the 7th of this month, contains
an article whieh w 031.1 have excited some attention at

another period, but it 'ties nut merit any at this wousat,
when, if le had not already stator] that this journal has
collard to speak fro.n the in•piralion of the English
tioversinpnr, it "thews that it now only speaks the private
opinion of its Editor. The article of which we speak is as
follows:

- -
The English papers contained a letter of some 'fork

addressed to the Doke d'Angouleme hy General Balla•tero'

on the jth of I tat inontli. It is enongk that this le:ter lte
read with attentioo. It will be easily discovered that it is
without foundations.

The famous Lord Byion is now in the Island of Cepha-

Aloithstv, Nov. G.—We have in our town two bittaliom
of the Royal (Wards arrived from Spain. They wen
received with triumph.
The 14th regiment of the line, which was in garrison at
St. Sebastian, arrived at Bayonne, on the 7th of Nut. -
The 2kli regiment is expected on the V2th. Thew WO
regiments are composed of nearly fifteen hundred oil
YteNsa, October 31.—News has been received from •
atatoinople, of the itttlt of October, of an adtantege 'thirties
eapitan Paeha has obtained over a division of the Grote
nonsisting of 36 light vessels is the Bay of Lemoos. MOW
from the Isle of Saletnine contains some interesting details—
Che most part of the Inhabitants of Athens, and several Bev
pea:: eonsula have left. The following is the letter:—
, " The Turkish corps, about WOO man, which oetollile
Thebes in the month of Judy, and threatened Athets,wwitai
on Negropont, and afterwards on Thermonle, wit* Of
now occupy. The Greeks maintain themselves is IMO
of Athens, to the number of SOO, with 15 European olieeti
artillery, and have plenty in their magazines."
Lraula THE PILOTC OP TVESDAT, NOV. DJ
These papers contain a despatch, announcing &Mb'
mision'of all the Constitutional Generals of Simla efelir
iug the.Empeciwado, and the ratification of the capitols.
of Barcelona, by Mina —as also an ',Wen act"
BrAnders of Spain to the conqueror of their mallow'
Duke d'Augaulente.
ARMY OF •TilE PYRENEES.
mums's. OP THE MAJOR GENERAL TO HIS SICELLINCI 0
MINISTEK ET WAR.
" Madrid, Nov. 1. 10.
" My lord —I here the honour to infers rear
lency, that the Constitutional Chiefs of Estrainsolwa;
the exception a the Eteloeinaita, have tiendratd tbta
mission, ah 1 that the Raigalliet laamea,lll:e bearrt.”
orders of 14i Catholic Majesty, was an the 29th (11:.. •