Star.
London, England, 1823-09-24 00:00:00

PROM THI CONSTITIITIONNIL.

BAYONNE, S]

San Sebastian is in a dreadful state. The garAson
is without provisions, and the soldiers search through
the town in •ein to endeavour to obtaid them. The in-
habitants are, like the military, deprived of all support.
If this state of things should last long, and the Gover-
nor will not surrender to the French, famine will de-
stroy the whole population. Nothing can enter the town
either by sea or land.

We have radiliviataday this following otooemte from
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Bayonne : 0
.BAYONNS, IMPTEMIBLit
The Commissioners of the Board of flealth,whohavit
been to examine, on the spot, the state of the pedaled*_
disorder at Passages, and to arrange all the necessary
means of precaution, returned to this city the day bop,
fore yesterday. There seems but too much reason to
Fear that it is really the yellow fever, though several.
agents of Government have endeavoured to persuade Oa
that it is a typhus or hospital fever, which will not extend
its ravages beyond the spot where it originated. How.
Over, a respectable cordon has been formed in part by'
the troops of our garrison, and we may hope that the
Awarder which is at Passage, will not be communicated
—only one thing is to be feared, and that is, that as
the spaCe of six weeks has been suffered to elapse before
the adoption of mifisures of precaution, time may have
been given to the contagion to spread, for we know
that all tht population of Passage has quitted it, with
the exception of some hundred individuals, who are too
poor or too sick to think of seeking their safety by flight.
The Lazaretto of Behobie is going to be re-established,
and another forined beyond the Bidassoa.
We have no official news, and the consequence is as
usual, the circulation of numberless unauthenticated re-
ports, inconsistent with each other, some quite absurd,
and others evidently false. .
Thus we are told that the Spanish General Loverdo,
has entered Malaga; that Ballasteros has defeated gene-
ral Molitor, who was nearly made prisoner; that Lopez
Banos has entered Toledo with a respectable force; that
a mutinrhas broken out in the garrison of Cadiz, and
that one regiment had made itself master of the King's
person; that the fort of Puntales has been blown up by
the Governor, who was bribed to perform this ser-
vice, Accounts that ale more worthy of credit, being
derived from letters of a recent date,
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Marie, say, the story of the bl
tales has no other fouqdatioi
some fascines, which were use
some advanced batteries; and
confined to partial quarrels be
have returned from the Trocade
the garrison of Cadiz.
Our letters front Madrid, of
satisfactory respecting the scat
that city, because the Regency
tred to the partisans of the rev
revolution itself. The agents
time ago, were charged with a s
dresses sent from all quartets
of a Constitutional syptem, all
the work of the Devil, the destr
of the laws. Numerous petition
The report of art amicable art.*
but in general little confidence
troops that were at Madrid, sud
the night of the 10th, and thei
known, it was said they were I
possession of Badajoz and Cm, la
assert that they did not take that
on the road to Burgos. Genera
every moment at Madrid ss nh s
that he was to take, for a time,
of Reggio, who, having received
was going to place himself at tl
some very important operation.
As hostilities are protracted,
in the hospitals increases, so tha
to send to Madrid for a supply
seem that. there is a great nnri
for though the hospital in tha
reported that a second is going
We hear that the 55th Begin
is to come here for our garrisor

Letters have been received fi
2d September, which throw a
of the Trocadero canal, very
scription of that event promull
cial dispatches. It would api
that on the 80th ultimo the atta
during nine hours the Spania,
successful resistance, the issue (
of their enemies with great ion
of the Slat, however, a fresh c
newed the attack, when the ga
be so soon again compelled to
it was accordingly completely
was carried without any mater
most before the garrison knew t

The Duke of RUTLAND ha
guished fashionables at his seat, Bely
The Earl of BLESINGTON lel
rest Lodge, Ireland, last week, to me
The Earl of Saerrox is enteti
tinguished friends on a shooting ez
Hall, near Liverpool.
Lady ROBERT FITZGERALI
town to-morrow for Hastings, Susie.
Mr. COKE has a large party
ing party, at his seat in Norfolk.
Monday, the Rev. EDWARD
for Cambridge, &c. on his wa:
months' visit.

The French Government hav
land, to ascertaiPour mode of
The chateau, and the krount
bury Park, present oue of the most p
Lord Essex, with a praisawdrthy lib
reasonable hours to see the interior o
and beauty of decoration has starcel:
aidences of our English Nobility.,
"1 he flower-gal den of La 1]
more, has this season been so beaut
persons

of taste in that most respectal
iondescension of Lady Gazevuzz I
in common life so have access to thi
days and holidays, whilst the flower
Noble Lord himself having finished
dons seen about the grounds.
The foundation stone of a n
Lb, in Forfarshire, was laid on the
Parra Walerasnax, Esq. of Islabal
course of spectators. The bridge is
dred and five feet span; and when fit
the intercourse of those who live tc
Kirrienutir with the southern inhabit
FAUX-PAS IN HIGH Lire.-
limed in town yesterday, tha
*early allied to a certain Nob
the L-antiful wife of a sow di,
saidthey sailed for England tl
titulars of this event wall, it is
more generally known.—Dnb4
ALLXOND FASHIONABLE FA
Sarramaest 2.—An affair of
happened here, is to occupy tl
Robe in London very short]:
Lady, beautiful and accompli
.daughter of a distinguished G
in the Guards, who, on accent
vised t,o try the benefit of tl
Lady arrived here.early in the
timate with a family disting
world in England, and Comm:
place. The Lady claims
family in question, since the
the Lady's father ; their beit
more natural than the intimac
fortunate occurrence in questi4
gallant became so marked,
forbade her visiting her relati
to have used threats toward
tended to (according to the L
after put into, execution ; in c
flew from her home, and took
The husband immediately re
tleman, wrio, while he stated 1
assistance, could not help sa
taken the most imprudent sat
that the husband should have
in execution. The husband
fished, In the best way he coul
no longer responsible for the
means of her waiting-maid, 8
to prosecute his suit. in chi
wife of the gallant seemed so c
of the accused Lady, that on
by her, she drove w the Hotel
own mansion, where she now
tion.—Morning Alper.
• NY'

) of fort Pun.
he burning of
onstruction of
117 in Cadiz is
soldiers who
lose who form

ria THEATRES.

are not quite

lk opinion in
mplac4lile ha.
much as the
Madrid soles
ion to get Ad./
eitablishmen:

orations being
Religion, and
ready an ived.
.ti,l continues,

h. it. The
rched away in
ion mot being
ntempt to get
); while others
• but t: atcbed
eXpected
i)s; it wits said
e. of the Duke
ss on the 11 th.
F a column for

et of wounded

)ten necessary
ns. It should
ck at Vittoria,
ery large, It is
)fished.

at Bourdeaux,

, dated on the
the storming
from the de-
le French offi-
!lose accounts,
nced, ani that
a gallant and
vas the repulse
in the morning
We French re.
not expect to
position, and
and the canal
ion, indeed al-
- was made.

arty of distia-

Mountjoy Fo-
ten la Naples.

,arty of his dis-
his seat, Crosteth

lily will leave

nen on a shoot-

M.A. left tows
and, for a two

. Dim c to Eng-
the Customs.
with Cashio-
bjects in England.
miti visitors at all
which for cotnftzt
rg the •Gintry re-

LI,E, at Drop•
visited by all the
rhood. The great
permitted persons
Flora, on all high
I splendour. The
plantations, is sel-

over the South
by th. Lady of
ice of a large con-
arch of one bun-
nateriall facilitate
ird of Furfar ark
aunty.
cnerally circu-
lig individual,
las cloyed I.vith
husband. It is
The entire par-
;bora y become
r Post.
FROM NAPLES,

, which lately
len of the Long
ise is this :—A
to be a natural
tried an Officer
ealth, was ad-
. He and his
ind became in-
:he faesionable
society of this
:ionship to the
is nephew so
nothing was
is led to the uo-
ittentio is of the
,ady's husband
ser, and is paid
ch b. ig
mem) he soon
c of which she
in an Hotel.--
an official Gee
to render say
the Lady bad
but regretted
put hit threats
;eel to be pub'
rmination to be
is wile, and by
lected evickirc!
ile the amiable
)f the innoce4l
the step taken
ight her to her
tier her prolie

HAY MARKET •THEATRE.

Last night three very attractive Keces were per-
formed at this Theatre, viz. The Lord of the Manor, A
Roland for me Ulmer, and Fish out of Water. The ex-
cellence of the acting throughout was amply testified by
the repeated
plaudits of a very crowded audience. Ma-
d.inseVESTRIS. in Annette,liinked and sung charmingly,
anJ vkas encored in the song of the " Dashing White
.Feeeaut," which she gave with great spirit ; and Miss
LLove sang several sweet airs in Peggy. No comment
need be made on LISTON'S Moll Fcaggon —it was ex-
cellent ; and his performance of Sam Savoury, in Fish
cur of Water, *as as comic and laughable as ever.