Star.
London, England, 1823-03-26 00:00:00

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flamed, and that the QUEXtiO health was impulairw.
And it was in conseqiiesce decided, as we yesterday
announced, that the Government is to leavolLiadriel.,
on the .20th., v..ery attention „is tp.itar paid to the,
feelings,. wants, and wishes of the 'kora
both in the mode of Availing him, the,care Of pee-
viding hii accommodation, and the considerate al-
lowance of proper intervals of repose, '- I
His MAJESTY is to be escorted by two thousand
men, chiefly militia, and two pieces of cannon,- The
Ministers and the Royal Household, together with a
Deputation -okftbe Corte* Wilrattend him. Great en-
deavours will he made• to pro Cure a body of the lac-
tious from Estremaduil, Grenada, and Valencia, to
disturb the Royal progress; but from the length of
time to be employed in the march, the Constitution-
alisti seem to apprehend no serious danger. The ma-
jority o the Coles will not leave Mach id along with
the KINo. They willpreceed by separate roads to
Seville, so as to be ready so commence their Sittings
about the middle of April.
It thus seems finally settled that the Government
of Spain was to leave Madrid on the 20th, for a more
secure retreat. • The only event which can prevent
it is the present state of the French army, the disor-
ganization of which, announced yesterday in the
STAR, is now become too notorious to be any longer
disputed.

D'Ammtnt, has arrived at Madrid, after defeating
-and dispersing the factious. Some suspicion was at
first entertained of the part he would act on his re-
turn. All doubt has now. been dissipated. He has
4ifilint himself; the, determined supporter of the na-
.tional. rights, end is to be left in the command of
tacuapital•With powers nearly equal to those of a
bictatos:'

110:!te"*.Splinisli. uustry,
.rom everything we can
.learn,coueernitiglhem, are, not likely to be more vs-
!mls.s.in defending the hoof:assist their country, or more
favourable to French dtimination than their predeces-
.sors. The present Miniititi, it is said however, are
to continue in fbittee the Government reaches its
.ultiate(i.destinatioii; and till they eau make their re-
ports to the Cones. in- their new. residavx* -nottaz
ESTRADA, the nevis• Minister;of Foretjii:APillk
supposed to be somewhat lase, ilk. kioriadS-ql_iist:hti-
predecessOr Sax gruCtat.;.:- He. is thonglit alto-to-4e-
an advocate' for - two-Chambers ; and .coniquendy
not to be so obstinately Edinsito.ehe defeets;9loo
Spanish Constitution as ;its. more. violent-
He is, in short, a moderate many M ll ofttatifie(d by
his talents and' reputation to guide t1i044145090.ic
impossible ttio,Fttbs!ne into .the c.isap9**tetupera*_
but energetic cxeition. Though, neoderete he iialsold
and fervid, equally hated by the -French .I.ffikas and'
Spanish Serviles. In this country, where bi'fiiund an
asylum after the return to desOoti:an 18,14;: he
ii highly respected.. His talents 'heie• beta. cul-
tivated both by literature and business. He is
well known as the author Of. trio political works,
both of which have been translated into Eng-
lish and very favourably received ; and he has filled
various public situations with honour and reputation.

A Jamaica Mail arrived this morning.
KINGSTON, FEBRUARY 8.

Extract of a letter from Savanilla, January 29 :
,e We have just heard of the recapture of Santa
Martha by the Republican forces under General Mox-
TILLA. BOLIVAR was going to Rio de la Hache ;
and had directed the Vice-President to send all the
disposable force to finish MOKA.LES in one short