Star.
London, England, 1823-07-28 00:00:00

BATONSR, JULY 17.

The •essels which are to carry ammunition to St.
Mary's will soon be readyto sail ; 130 pieces of artil-
lery are expected for the attack of Cadiz.

The inhabitants of Salamanca do not think them-
selves in safety, owing to there being in that neigh-
bourhood Constitutionalists.

Ballasteros, who was at Grenada on the Ist of July,
has entered Andalusia with his army.

Lisbon Papers to the 14th inst. reached us this fore-
noon. The Junta appointed to prepare a Constitution
for Portugal have commenced their labours. The
object of his MAJESTY is stated to be "to promulgate
a Code not destined to the developement of vain and
abstract theories, but which may practically guarantee
the most essential rights, and fix the public safety
on solid bases, giving room for progressive amelio-
rations. If his MAJESTY does this, he will avoid
the errors into which both parties in Spain have
fallen; for, however culpable the Ultras may be in
wishing to restore FERDINAND to absolute power, it is
difficult to vindicate the Constitutionalists, in refusing
todif

to modify, or even amend a Constitution, which . sus WWI
AIN juaL
" I would willingly have remained with4all and in rhe
ray you, Monsieur rAmbassador, to announce
is certainly anything .but a model of perfectio,l this conjuncture, but the public interest is PAM al
—The King of PORTUGAL has refused to recognise this must always take place of every considers*: whic
Government and make known, that conform-
Don MANUEL DE Actai-Aa as agent to the Spanish Colonel Sp
the principles of maritime war, the vessels of
/31411 Nadi id ch. " I left my country to join the ranks of
Lion whatsoever, that attempts to enter the
•

ipeople, contending for its independence against a
foreign enemy, not to interfere in .its internal con-
cerns ; but, to attain this end, adopting the means
which may conduc^ to it, I shall remain faithful to
i ' my obligations so long as the Spanish. Nation pre-
serves its loyalty to the Government which it swore
to defend against the dictates of the tyrannical invader.
~ The prudence and firmness of your political and
i• military Chiefs are the best pledge of the wise, tern,'
Aerate, and firm administration of your affairs during 1
the present crisi-; and yourpatriotism, judgment, and'
spirit, will insuie the maintenance of order and the
1 performance of all the duties which the country has
i
i a right to demand, and which it expects from you,
and you may be confident that the free men of Great
• Britain will never abandon your cause while the ern.'
.... my treads your soil, and you yourselves remain faith-
I vil to it. (Signed)

" Vigo, June .50, 18.2 Z. " It. J. 'WILSON."
COILUNNS, JULY 10.

General Palarea has arrived at Belanzos with 2500
men from the Asturias. The Spanish tr oops are con-
centrath% at Orense. where several corps have joined.
Sir Robert Wilson arrived here from Vigo on the
sth: One thousand stand of arms, and 53 barrels of
powder, have arrived frera England. _ .

Our paivateers continue to be successful. Oa the
4th a fine ship was sent in, called the Courier de
Bourbon ; it had pn beard Baron Dabassayne de
Richemout, formerly Inspector-General of the French
possessions in India.