Star.
London, England, 1823-10-18 00:00:00

MATARO. OCTOBER 7.

This morning, at nine o'clock, arrived a courier,
bringing the news to Marshal Moncey, that Ferdinand
was set at liberty. Immediately the artillery was fired
to announce the result. This great event must be
known at Barcelona, and it is sot doubted but the great
mass of the people in that town, with the exception of
the despotic Governor Rotten, will declare for the King.
But a few days ago that absolute man levied an extra-
ordinary contribution. Many Captains. General say,
he will surrender when Ferdinand commands him.
PARIS. OCTOBER 16.

His Royal Highness the Duke of AngOuleme did not
enter Cadiz. His Royal Highness will not return to
Paris until the beginning of December.
The Duke Vautadour, Aide-de-Camp to the Duke of
Angouleme, arrived this morning at Paris, coming
from the Head-quarters. Marshal Lauriston, on his
setting off for the siege of Lerida, left General Quin.
sonas, Governor of Pampeluna and St. Sebastian, to the
command of these two important fortresses. • Prince
Talleyrand, who arrived at Paris the day before yester- '
day, after having paisi a visit to the King and the Royal
Family, departs again to-morrow for Valencia.
POSTSCRIPT.—Cetha and Tariffa have opened their
gates at the orders of the King of Spain. The Goverr.o:
of Ciudad Rodrigo has demanded a suspension of
arms to wait for the King's orders.
The troops of the line in Barcelona are crying out
to submit to the Regency. General Curial has received
a letter from'Rotten, that in a short: Lime Barcelona will
be in our power,

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preserve their respective ranks, employments, pay, and the ports and places in South America where British . FROM THE PILOTE OF OCTOBER 17.
honours. In like manner shall be preserved, those of
interests require to be protected. The Mernoilai 13ordelais Contains a letter from M•I of the KING w' y ell ha g. . The sanguine 110104
the other persons -employed, whether Militaty, Civ:l„_ . . is over, but the snore thinking class still apprd
The Spanish Government has long known- the send- chid, dated the Bth of October, in which is the fo.!__ the i
or Ecclesiastical, who have followed the Government en
t Cortex, or who depend on the present system
who : and they ments of
may be made shall the British Ministry on the subject of her Colo- lowing passaf,e :
In the dispatch of Mr. Secretary CANNING to "We learn, by the becl• aiar t on ofltiego. by reason of the reforms which - embarrassments of the country too
rritation of parties is too violent, and the
ti augaillity, unless by means of a French army
' not keep their situations shall obtain at least half of the Sir. CHARLES STUART, on the subject of the negocia- lasteros was at rested, and that Itiego said, since he mu t
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pa ot tresscs. or sonic tam .
pay which they receive in actual employ.
p [me , vitt t his Staff, to tbe
tions to avert war between France and Spain, dated die, he would divulge everything. It is also added, • • -
"5. 1 equally deciAle and promise, that as well the ... . . e . ing.is an esstact,: -
MADRID, great toenst
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Volunteer Militiamen of Madrid, Seville, and other. 91st March, our minister oesery dmo-OCTOBER tif
in America which King, and he was very indiffetentl received
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parts of the Kingdom, as any other Spaniards who have "With respect to the provinces , . . y, I.),tit this The expexpe wi4ich *Twice has been put tO 11
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