Star.
London, England, 1823-05-08 00:00:00

VITTORIA, APRIL W.

Ballasteros has precipitately retired on Valencia,
a►thout defending the fort of Alcaniz, which is in
OUT power.

Marshal Nloncey and General Molitor have made
a movement on the flank and rear of Mina.
LLI VIA, APRIL SS.

Paul Mirales, after leaving a weak garrison at Sol-
sou, has marched on Oliana, and is at this time at'
Orgagna, where he demanded 2000 rations. It is
said he will approach Seo in order to second the
operations of the army of Cerdagne. It appears that
theConstitutionalists intend to defend the fort of Urgel.
—lt is said that Orca with 1200 men has left Fournas
fir Seo, in order to relieve the garrison. The Con-
Eitutionalists have evacuated Balaguer and Tremp.
1: is said that Milans occupies Olot with 3or 4000 men.
General Donnadieu's division, which was at first
destined to invest Figueras, has received another des-
liaation of high importance, that of clearing Ariege
cf the army of Mina. This General occupies the plain
of Vick.

The private letters from Paris state, that the plan
ci operations is laid down for the first corps of the
icrading army. The Duke of ANGOULEME, it ap-
pears, has sent orders to General MOLITOR to ad-
vance on Catalonia, with the view of drawing MINA
from his present positions, and attacking him on one
side; thus leaving Marshal MONCEY to pursue his
operations in Catalonia on the other. The 2d corps
rill thus remain separate from the Ist and 3d, to re-
pulse MINA and BALLASTEROS ; and while with the
ht corps and the whole of the reserve, the Com-
mander-in-Chief advances on Madrid, the 3d corps
'ill continue the blockade of St. Sebastian and Pam-
peluna. It was expected that on the sth instant, the
Duke D'AxaoutEmz would leave Vittoria, and that
17 the 9th the head-quarters would be transferred to
Burgos, from whence the march to Madrid was to be
Commenced on the 13th, and it was supposed would
occupy about ten days.

German Papers to the 2d inst. reached us this fore-
Ws. The following are extracts :

FROM THE BUCKOWINA, APRIL 8.

News has just been received from Jassy that the
Ilospodar of Moldavia has been ordered by the Porte
to arrest, and send beyond the Danube, forty or fifty
&yards, as well as the Metropolitan, to be tried for
their conduct during the last two years. As there are
five Austrian subjects among them, M. de Lippa, the
Austrian Consul, required that they should be ex-
cepted from this measure and given up to him, other-
he would leave Jassy. But the Prince declared
that he could make no change in the orders of the
Porte, and that it was indifferent to him whether the
Agent remained there or went away.
In fact, all these prisoners have been taken from
Jassy, fastened two together, in the Turkish fashion,
to be tried.

A Turkish Director of the Police, at lush is.

sued, a few days ape an order prohibiting the Mot=
davian and foreign Ladies from going in carriages
to the Convent of Golgotha, and enjoining them to re-
main at home and be satisfied with diverting them-
selves in their gardens like Turkish ladies. But this or-
der has been revoked by the intervention of M. tippa.
Since the arrival of the new Prince there is no
want of the bastinado, and those who like this sight
may enjoy it every day.

WEIMAR, APRIL 28.-
v ery body here is full of joy. Since last night
hopes are entertained of the life of her Royal High-
ness the Grand-Duchess, who has been for some days
in imminent danger.

VIENNA, APRIL 24.
Sir Thomas Maitland, who sailed from Corfu on
the 7th of March, on board the Cambrian, has left the
lonian Islands in a state of tranquillity and increasing
prosperity, which was hardly to be expected after the
violent fermentation of the last few years, and is the
best eulogium on the wisdom of his government.
We have since learnt that the Governor remained
several days in the island of Zante, Avhere he gave a
long audience to a Deputy from the Insurgents, who
brought proposals to him for a final reconciliation
with the Porte.

Before the departure of the Governor there was
great alarm in the Turkish provinces on the opposite
coast, in consequence of the disasters of the Turkish
troops before Missolunghi, and the declared intention
of Reschid and Omer Paella to occupy Prevesa with
some thousand men, notwithstanding the remonstran-
ces of the Magistrates and of the Foreign Consuls;
the alarm was increased by the news that the Insur-
gents at Missolunghi were making serious prepara-
tions to attack Prevesa both by sea and land. The
land expedition did not seem very probable, but a
blockade by sea was much dreaded.

These alarms have vanished ; misunderstandings
have taken place at Missolunghi among the insur-
gents; and the Chiefs who threatened to invade Albania
have all returned to the Morea, to defend their own
interest against their competitors. The two Pachas
have promised not to keep above 400 of their troops
in Prevesa. The Pacha of Scutari has orders to come
with his whole force to protect Southern Albania,
and great preparations are everywhere making for a
new campaign. At Corfu, however, hopes are still
entertained that an amicable arrangement will pre-
vent farther bloodshed. The accounts from the Mo-
rea are very unfavourable for the Tut ks.