The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-11-28 00:00:00

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PRICE OF aTOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE OCI.OOK.
Dank 41nek. ......2231 24 India Stock ..268H
t par Ct. Ra.... SIM Ditto Bonds 79
4p. Ct. Cons. 84I1} Ex.1301.2ds r
40 50 4S—s pm.
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FRIDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 28, 1823.

9TOCI EXCHAVGE, TWELVE o'CLocc—geonsols opened this
morning at 844 for money, and for Ja)mary 84:1.

The Expresses from Paris bring the Retires at 89. 70.
(after 'Change.) when Spanish had fallen near two iper
Ceot.—m.

We do not hear of any failures in the House. in come-
t/item of the settling day; but we understand several have
taken place in the Alley, though of no great extent.
FOREIGN MARaaT.—Owing to the faltatieSpanisli Honda
at Paris. they opened here at 27, and went down to 26, 261
261 & i /, at which price they remain steady.

New Spanish, 17j—old, 261—Colombia, 60i.-1n all
other Foreign Stocks there is nothing doing.

We 'ave this morning received by express, the Eto:le
and Pitote of yesterday's date, of which the following are

extracts :

(FROM THE ETOILE OF THURSDAY, NOV. 27.)
reounr Ne4B.—His Majesty hoard mass in his apart-
ments. and presided it a Council of Ministers which
lasted until half-past one o'clock.

NEWS FROM SPAIN.
(DT AN EXTRAORDINARY COURIER.)

MADRID, Nov. 20.-114 Majesty issued a decree yes-
terday, the 19th, to the following purport :
There shall be established a Council of Ministers, in
which shall be discussed all the affairs of g 1 interest ;
each Minister is to mike his report on the objects of his
special department. The King will himself decide. The
decision, will be inscribed in a • register with the
reasons. Should the King not be able to assist in person
at the Council of Ministers, he shall be represented by
the first Secretary of State and the Minister of Grace and
Justice, who must register the deliberations.

By the said Decree his Majesty names his Ministers in
the folloµ•ing order:—

D. Victor Saez, first Secretary of State; D. Garcia de Is
Torre, Miniver of Grace and Justice ; D. Joseph San
Guan, Minister at War; D. Marie Salazar, Minister of
Marine ; D. Juan Ems. Minister of Finances.
Buestos,Nov. ll—His Excellency the Duke d'Angouleme
arrived yesterday in thistown. Two deputations,one from the
Town, and the other from the Chapter, went to receive the
Prince at St. Augustin. A magnificent car waited his ar•
f.ral, which was drawn by several young men, dressed in
the ancient costume of Spain; the town was illuminated
for two nights.

hicacra, Nov. B.—The strong town of Alicant, has
fAowed the example of Carthegena, and submitted to
tie same convention.

R ((Pere follow the articles of capitulation, eight in
Dumber):
MADRID, Nov. 18.—The following are the precise terms
in which his Catholic Majesty replied to the address of
the Count Puzzo di Borgo, Ruaian Ambassador Extra
ordinary :
" I receive with the most pleasing satisfaction the
expression of the sentiments of friendship and interest
w hit h the Emperor, your master entertains fur me.
The part which his Imperial Majesty and his august
Allies have taken in the deliverance of Spain has saved us
from more disasters.
" The interest which the Emperor, your master, mani-
fests for the felicity of my subjects, cannot but be dear to
w..e. lam occupied in delivenng them from the evils
which have oppressed them; and I have confidence that
thanks to Divine Providence, I shall attain this great
object, which is the sole aim fmy labours.
I regard with pleasure theparticular choice that your
Sovereign has made of you to communicate to me senti-
ments which I appreciate beyond expression."
Ida asserted that an attempt was made to procure Cat-
taing a packet of poison, which was to have been intro-
duced to him in a watch case, which was discovered.
The Cadiz Journals of the 9th 10th, 11th, and 12th of
Nov. have been received, but do not contain any news.
Veasana.ss, Nov. 26.—0 n Tuesday next the Pacificator
of Spain will arrive here, where there din be assembled
neat 15.000 men, who will escort him to Paris. In fact,
we may say that the whole of the population of Paris will
serve as an escort to the descendant of Louis the XlVtlt. to
conduct him to the Palace of his fathers.
(PROM THE PILOTE OF NOY. 274
_

The Count Pont) di Borgo, who could not obtain any
Wag else in his journey to Madrid; but the Order of the
Bohlen Fleece, will immediately take his departure again
for -Paris.
Tasman, Nov. 10.—Letters from Corfu of the 29th Oct.,'
le which confidence may be placed, announce that the
Pacha of Scutari, has arrived near Ilissolunghi, at the
bead of 10,000 men, and has besieged that important place.
The moment this news was known in the Morea, 7,000
Greeks, under the order of Colocotroni and Ypsilanti, set
off to the assistance of that place.
The Journal des Debats of the 26th does not contain any
sews.

,:

The blood of Riego seems to have appeased the fury cf
thelityalists of Spain, at least far the moment. Their
great enemy destroyed, they affect a little show of forbear-
ance, with respect to the remaining leaders of the revolu-
tion, (if, indeed. that event had more than one leader)
but the spirit of local persecution is actively at work; and