Star.
London, England, 1823-04-21 00:00:00

MADRID, APRIL s'.

EXTRACT /IRONS A PRIVATE LETTER.
This capital has enjoyed the greaten tranquirti
ever since the- departure of the King and tile Caw.
Many families ars neverth4aless rqa:iing, so th.
and Andalusia.

The KING and the Royal FamiTy pmceetion
way to Seville without the least obstanle. The latest
accounts state they had arrived at Anadjor in good
health, and were received by cries of "'fang live
the Constitution ! Long live die Constitutihnal tin?
AIX-I.A-CHAPIILLR, APRIL Itr.-
srra•oT or • PRIVATE LETTER.

Letters from Petersburgh, of *itch 23d, say
Sir Charles &got, the Engiish Minister, bad ai
length succeeded in determiniiig the Itussian.46,,
cerement not to send any troops to join the Eels*
Army of the Pyrennees..

As soon as these letters from retersburgitreiefitti
Vienna, the English Charge d'Affaires addressees
Note to Prince Metternich, in which the Britith Go.
vernment expresses itself decidedly againstaapattk
cipation of the Continental Powers- in then,
tween Fiance and Spain.-
' The Russian Senator, Tatischeff, is still at VI

The slowness of the negociations• carrying oe bet
tween Lord Strangford and the Porte make the-crepe,.
ture of the 11.Ussian Minister for Cons,antinopitmemsi
doubtful than ever. Time-is necessary to hinnies,
work with the Ottoman Pore,-for all tisedirestde
are first sent to Vienna. from consrantinople; all
thence to St.-Petersburgh. The Notes from the Igo
sian Government take the contrary route:.
FROM OUR lawN cottaaspowaavr.
PARIS,. Samuas.em, Ansa.
No news has been received by telegrapbfren it
Army this day, owing to the state of the wailer
there being. a very dense feg. Of course
riety of rumours are afloat ; among otlunkt
said, that our army Has. been• defeated; din
Spaniards have captured. a, French frigate; that
has entered France; that the Duke• of
has been wounded; and, finally, the old•story, lit
large number of our troopehad deserted, aad "
the. Spaniards !-
None. of these runiours,how ever, are believed ;
either they. have had theeffect of lowering *lf*
or they have been invented: to-account for it:
The Renter lek of to-day at 88..15. having IMP

iies• at.one time atES.'lo.'efigith is ovary eomiiisig/
falE Spanisli &ma, on th•souitraryowe gsli
and- were told today at 344 sin t4Ol
still more important new: -
The prooe.dings in your ratilainent, wad* lb
annutints luidlefora them, oectipf at potent tbatrl,
lit attention.
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rn another part of our Paper will; be
onlz articles of intelligence, brought by the .
of yesterday, relative to the war in Spain, w
worth quoting. They are derived from die
and Bayonne papers ;. and.lroweves.iftsperfestoliar
alit
tails may be. towards giving a.eorreot r" di
stats.ot the. war, they conoursufficitawly te
!the _ _
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march of.the Prenoh army- to
thing but a promenade. 'fie . . 'r
~the Spaniards-is evident flrom-tinsitiensit
'The' French never dreamt of having in •
with until.titey reached the %re, ranch . '
xshould be defeated • at St. Sebaitiann oiii4 . ,•4
-been the case. The affair beforntbat dap
•seen, warof mucf rr.ote importanoe team .A 0
•presented ; sixty men. killed and 500 w
:prisoners, attest the vigour of the sortie
garrison. • ..- --aii)
•
Soon after the invaders had received-. • .
lesson, aTrench brig, laden with whie.ata
:put, into St. Sebristian'i. The ea ,-.go was
:taken out, a Spanish clew substituted for ie.
and the Erench prisoners, as well as do'
that nation, were Fur, on bear ck ,w Mt .thekbeqrsi
,for some other Spanish port;, .
The Constitutional fon:eating* • • . . • ' ~
• . •,;
victory over. the Army. of titiliiidry . -; . Iv
nara• and: Itifwviedso, in Iliditii /lite . ,
/
' efeatorh.with, it is said,. tholes* of swim
, • • .4, ~
PO•priseners.. thisivietoty anther
.4 mong‘ the leaders 4. th.rit Awnsii#E. . ~ •
'.. conii dbred as liivititiipiow tilidtiedif kat 01
' . . Our Reatkrs will-.seli'that the eitt-:!cti;prig
BlyinmeJb.srli4ev giliiiiii'4l '.l.'t eCteiig iIIN,
1 -I)Aper, condi-m in a great rr.easure the Weer
l'iconsusuuicasted to us an Satardar by oar Caogal

dent in pats, relative to the Army of the Faith.
ZADALA and MERINO•
two leaders, have both re-
fused to serve under QUESADA, and, of course, to
submit to the contronl and discipline of the French
Generals. They and their bands, hovering on the
rear and flank of the French, and unassailable by re •
gular troops, from the nature of their warfare, will
probably form a
great obstacle to the rapid move-
ments of the invading army. It is clear they cannot
be relied on, and a considerable force ,ust be em-
ployed to watch their movements, and keep them in
check. Thus the arms the French have supplied
for the purposes of treason will, as they ought, be
employed against themselves.

New York Papers to the 3d inst. reached us this!
firming, bringing the following intelligence from
South America.
The brig Harriet, KELLEY. has arrived at Balti-
more, last from Rio, which she left on the 9th of ,
February. Capt. K. states, that a revolution had
taken place in Chili, and an army was on its march
from Conception against Santiago. • The crops in
Chili were good. American flour was prohibited,
and 80 per cent. charged on all imports from the
United States.
The Brazilian Congress had not assembled': some
of the provinces refused to send deputies. Pernam-
boco had declared for a Republic. A :tussian frigate,
bound to the North West Coast, had put into R;o,
and was re-fitting.