Star.
London, England, 1822-09-09 00:00:00

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stance, answerthat a Priest % his ita conspirat..i riswpt .
be 'tried by an Ecclesiastical Tribunal. Such were
the questions asked jesterdat (25th) by those whO
..esireci the application of the, law- to the delinquents
of 7th of July: The J itruals haVe merely an.;
nininced the facts, and the tApeotador ..t the 23d
having published that the-Solicitor in this Cause, Don
Francisco Mancha, had declirted to continue to Act as
Solicitor in the cause that had he.-it tonfidsri to him,
sitspicrons were immediately excited, • and the rate*.
tion of the Government caked upon to etatirfne into ,
the affair, and to inquire of the t Ouncil of State whe-
ther, the General an the Tiibunal have decided
according to the la . •
The Commandant General has published in .the
Espectador a long statement of his motives for not
conforming to the opinion of the Asses,or, hut his
ans., er has but little coutrihated to calm people's
minds, • ho ate persuaded.that attempts were making
os'i Asede the trial of the Guards, and to screen ~ortic
' '4of thel)fficers implicated. It is even repot ied that
tnpons is dismissed, and that General Vullatha is ap-
p. inted his successor: •
Baron stAndilta,Granntandant of Valencia, having
resigned, the King has appointed Major-General Cas-;
tellar to succeed him. His Majesty has also made se-
veral other` changes in • the subaltern military com.
matali. The Archbishop of Saragossa', the Bishops
of Malaga and of Ceuta, are Sentence.' to banishment.
Fon,. Canons of the Cathedral of Saragossa go to
that of Ceuta.

The Duke de l'lnfantado is banished to the
.Ca.
mules ; the Marquis de las Amarillas to Ibiza ; and
the Count d'Cspeletta to Seville.
_Don Juan Itautirez d'Areliano, Captain of the
Guard, (the faithful ones), is appointed his Majesty's
Lieutenant at Madrid; Brigadier-General Pedro Ra-
mirez, Military Governor of Huelva ; and B igadier-
General Torrijos, Major-General.
On the 25th the last squadron of the Regiment
del Principe left the capital for Catalonia, so that
there are scarcely 800 men left as a gartison in
Madrid, which ten els the duty of 'the National
Guard very fatiguing.
Our Political Chief went out . yesterday evening
(25th) a second time. with 400 men, taking the road
to Fuencarral, Moral, an . other places in the envi-
rons, where it is affirmed that pens ate forming to
disturb the tranquillity r.f this capital. It is probable
he will bring back some prisoner s.
In general people's minds are not easy, and cannot
he so, considering die revolutionary tempest which
g 0.., on inerea ilia in every corner of
The lutanta Donna Maria Theresa, Princess of
Beira, and her son, the !Mina D. Seb istian, entered
the Seantsii te:ritot y on the 17th, and stopped at Ba.
%Not till the 19th in the evening, when they set out
lot Talavera la Real. They were received in the
most re-pectful manner by the Seanish Authorities;
the Politital Chief of Badajoz, at the head of the
P. ovincial De, ntacion, presented her with a copy of
the (;onstitution,eiegautly bound, which she accepted
in the Most gracion
The enthusiasm of the Patriots and their efforts re-
double in propottlen to th-se of their
_adversaries.
The National Militia of Valencia, 2000 strong, have
begged his .tlaje,t.y 'o send ail the troop, t.f the line
in teat city to Catalonia, offering to do the whole
duty as long a> it shall be necessary : the King has
accepted this generous offer, and the garrison of
about 1000 men has already set out 1.. n. Catalonia,
and is. to commence its operation by scouting the
Province of "fottosa It i, thought that Meseta and
Carthagen.i s ill folio the esa...t et of. Vaiereta.
The Journals give a long'account of the decisive
victory obtained over the Trappist, by Genetal Zarco
del Vane, on Me 18th. He had taken aver) advan-
`iageous position, but General Zarco del Valle took
such measures, that the factious were completely
beaten in less than an hour, losing their oil.) 'retain.
ing cannon, and an immense quantity ,4 ammuni-
tion, stores, &c. and almost all their b.tg,age. Two
'companies, Which erade great resistance, erre cut to •
pieces by the Constitetional troops. The Trappist,
who was already - Hying from-Catatonia, continued
his march with the remains t his band towards San.
guensa, where he is said to have joined the troops of
Q.lesaoa. The Serviles etend, that when the Trap-
pist entered Barba uo, he was joined by 600 men;
that he completes; defeated the Constitutional co.
lump of 4(X) men; that, with an equal number, he
sustained the hock of Zarc del Value, to cover his
match to Navarre, wtiete he was going to juin Que.
sada. This he has, in tact, done; but his force is
small, not being estimated at above 600 men.) The
Trappist did not command in the late affair, nut
have% recovered of a tall he had lately.
Bossieres, a Frenchman, commanded. The Ser.
viler, at Maim id, pretend that Quesaoa intends to fill
upon Saragmssa: hoe ever this may be, they have
entertained more fl.dreting hopes of their triumph
than they do now.
Futeen hundred foot, and 150 horse of Quesada's
troops, carted Tildea on the Ebro on the 21st,
disarmed the militiamen, shut one, set Mite to two
houses, and exacted an enormous contribution. They.
to :tined till the `22J, is hen, heating that
l'ubuenca approached the kiwi', the Defenders of the
Faith matched towards Agreda at Castridello they
I were overtaken and ueteated by Tabeenca, with the
loss of 50 killed and $0 prisoners, seven, of whom
were Officers.

St. Ander has unhappily followed the eitample of
Bilbao, wh►ch calls to mind the unhappy ep.,..h of
terror that covered Fiance with n►ou►noig. -On the
28th the Nat►onal Guard and borne Othctis c•t the
line arrested 19 perso►:s, th►ee of t.horu ale C.mons
and five Pr►ests, whom t.uh►►c opin►on indicated as
con,piratu► s. ' They %vete vut ~n boa►d a vessel and
sent to C.,ruitiva w►,huut' any examination.. We eY.
pect other 'ina►la► events, considering the inveteracy
and the despoil of the Co►istitutionaiists. The emi•
gradon is considerable, especially from the northern
provinces. The Lizarettu is always full.