London, Saturday, Novembe...
The Frenech papers ot Wedlnesday, which arrived last I night, are as devoid of niews as they have beevn for some! days past. We are told that the traitor BATI. ASTEatOS hasI been paying his court to the Duke of ANGOULEM1E. The Dlike must have received( hlim as one of his most susecess-! fi;l Generals. Tlie following are extracts:- (Frost tlc Moniteurof Wrednesday, Nev. t7.) ' MADRID, Nov. 2. " I confirm the news I have betore sent you rclat;ve to the eva- cualion of Spain by the Anys. of Occupation. It is announced that only 22,000 men will remain in the Peninsula: that is to say, 10,000 men at Cadiz, con:manded by a Lieutenant-General : 6,000 men at Barcelona, commnnded by a Lieutenant-General, who shall have under him two Major-Generals; 1,S00 men at Figueras, coln- manded by the C-olonel cf thc regiment whicl, shall be in garrison there; 3,000 men at Patmpeluna, the 9th and 6th regiments of the linc, which shall be commanded by the Prince de Broglie; 1,600 At St. Sebastian, cominandtd by the Colonel of the 3d regiment of I,ight Infantry, vlthich is to formi the garrison. " The forts of Urgel and Jacca will be occupied; but the troops that will form their garrisons are to be taken from the twro armies of observation at Bayonne and Perpignan, behides the 22,000 men. The garrison of Madrid is to quit the capital ea the 21st of this month, and will arrive on the lst of December at Burgos, where the Sntendant has received orders to prepare provisions for them." (From the Etoilr, tated Thursday, Nov. 18.) " PARIS, Nov. 17. The Arisi i7quc, on the credit of a private letter, announcesthat tle (Commander.in-Chief of the Frerch troops in Spain lias consent- ed to stnspentl, for 20 days, the retreat of the Frenctl army: this delay liaving be.n judged necessary to wait for the answer to an auitograph letter addressed to the King of France bytie King of Spain. " We believe that the Arislarqnuc has been ill.informetl. The eva- cuation will commence, not conditionally, but positively, the 1st of December. This measure is the result of a convention made, as we hre said, in concert between France and Spain, and net a measure of recrimination or hostility, as some journals have pretended." FRENCtI FUNDS.-PAnSts, Nov. 17.-Five per Cents. opettetl at 101. 96.; cloted at 102. Bank Stock, 1,970. Neapolitan Five per Cents, (Falconet's Certificates), 89k. Neapolitan Bonds (Roths- child's ILoan), 92. Royal s;panish Loan, 1823, 567. Rentes d'Es- pagne, 19. Exchange on London, one month, 25.; three ditto, 24. 8$.-Cours .Antentique. I ONDON, SATCtRDAY. NOrpEIfBRm 20, 1U24,