The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-11-13 00:00:00

BAYONNE INTELLIGENCE.

. BtTOPINE, Nov. 4.—We have letters from Madrid of the
31st, but they are of little importance, as well as all the
accotots that fill the Journals, for at the present there is a
kind of political stagnation in Spain. After the
arrival of the King, aed the departure of our troops, the
face of things will assume a, different appearance.
The Duke of lea:Antall° refuses the Presidency of Castile,
that he may ere his whole attention to the Guard, of which
be is the chief. The King remains at Cordova, and :eorill
not leave it till he has rested..some time. He appears mach
pleased with the respect sheen him, especially at seeing
his carriage always drawn by the people. He 'never fails in
performing his &ratio,' daily.
Sentence has been passed on Riego ; it is the same as we
before stated, but his property is sequestrated, and he is
condemned Is the costs.

his mid that the Emp3ci natio, Lop: Banes, and Amor,
are on the march from Estrematiora, to thrre columns, to.
wards Castile ; they are joined otrthe way by many discon-
tented persons.

•
The Liberals who return to their houses with passports
by rinse of the King's decree, are pat in prison on their
spin! in spite of the Royal word, which is less strong
than party hatred. The soldiers who were taken pri-
soners land have been disbanded, are in such a miser-
able state that they are obliged to beg alms in the streets of
Madrid.
The Doke d'Asgooloote arrived at Madrid on the 31st
et toss. It meow quite certain that the King will
Irefable for some time at Toledo and Antiques, being
ohms to is is the capital at the time of dot osegatioo of
isms.

THURSDAY EVENINII. NOVEMBER 13, 1!3'23.

STOCK EICHANGI. TrArt.veWTi.oca.---Consols opened this
moroll.g at 03} were.done at 033341, and for the January
Account et 83yi. There was seise activity in the market in the
earlier part of the morning.
The Prpresses from Paris briag the French lientes at 89-10
but after 'Change they left off et 011-83; and ipanish at 27.
Private accoonts from Paris state they di not know what be-'
came of Rellasteros after Imming.his Proilamatioe.

FOR t. Ds.—Toistorrow beiagSeillitcday for:Spanish
Bonds in.. teed of Saturday. they seemlobe in aldeohne,
it is supposed, to the rumour that the King of apsie is very re'
luctent to give his senetion to the old Spanish Loan, and th.t
some change le about to takeplaee in the 1111nistO St M.drid.
-ispenkh Stands (Newl ISI to 4-041, 4!j—Columbian,to 61—uhili, 67—Poyets, bi.

By the arrival of en Enlivens from Paris this morning. we
have rrcrived Papers of yesterday's date, from which we e&•
tract the following:—
FROM Till 11T011.7 Or lIEDNESOAr,
The King did not go out.
TiEWIS FROM SPAIN.

Mannin, Nay. b.—The dislocation of the army of Baniste-
r-0a is terminated. 11 took place with order end tranquility.
The 'Minister of his Catholic Maj.sty hes received the
nrws that the preparations of the id co rine, against Alieunt
end Carthage'''. wid be useless, as the garrisons ere treating
et this m,,reent fur tl eir submission. The Second Chamber o
Alcades, and the Royal Court; has pronounced the following
sentence on !begot—.
Don Raphael del Riego is condemned to be hanged, lie i
to be conducted to the place of execution through the moat pub-
' lic streets of the capital; his prOperty Is to be confiscated for
the benefit of the King." The criminal was Waugh, at too
o'clock this morning into the chapel.
BARCHLON4, Nov. 4.—Marshal Duke Conegliano entered
this morning into Barcelona, et the head of a great part of the
troops of the 4th corps. All the forts were occupied at "Ix
o'clock in the morning.

RZPORT OF THZ MARSHAL Dl:ltt CONVILIZNO TO THE