Star.
London, England, 1824-06-04 00:00:00

MADRID, MAY 29.

We have received, by an extraordinary conveyance,
the Gazeties of Madrid to the 27th May ; it confirms all
the news from Lisbon which we gave in our last Num-
ber of yesterday.
'The news from Mexico, of the 20th February, repre-
sents that capital, as well as the whole country, to be in
complete anarchy. The troops of Lobat have threatened
to pillage Mexico, if they did not pay them what was
due; they gave them 200,000 piastres furnished by
the English. on which they were again .quiet.-Vari-
cos other bands of troops are flying about the coun-
try, and had pillaged a courier, bearing 80,000 piastres,
frxiished by merchants of the United States. Cam-
peachy disobeys the orders of the Executive, Y ucatan,
w:;n resides at Merida, and had sent 1,500 men against
it, bat the inhabitants of Campeachy shut their gates
against them,and threatened to fire en them with artil-
lery from the ramparts, will& caused the 1,500 men
to retire. •

A letter from San 3ago di Chili, dated 12th J;muary,
states, that the Royalist army, had got sl great an
ascendancy over our troops, that a great panic has taken
place, and they have been beaten in every affair.
Our coast is blockaded by the corsairs of the Royalists,
shich have already taken ten vessels.

It is said that Valparaiso and Lima are blockaded.

PARIS, JUNE c.

It h said that the garrison of Paris is going to be re-
;domed by two Regiments f.l Artillery. They also
speak of the formation of a camp near Paris for the
Royal Guard. .

Accounts from Lisbon state, that they have sent to a
6,tance the troops which were seduced. All prisoners
have been set at liberty, and a general amnesty is going
to be published.
French rentes opened at 'o4f. 25c. closed at 104 f. 50c. End Of
:1e month 105 f. 15c. and rested at 105 t. 7,5 c. afttr having been
I:15. 50. Ducats 963.

Theetlast accounts from Laguayta, which are to the
lab of A pril, confirm the account of the landing of a
French Commissioner at that port, with professions of
amity to the Colombian Republic.- The name of this
Commissioner is M. CHASSERIAU, a Member of the
Legion of Honour. It was understood that be was
:11.usred with a diplomatic mission to the Government,
all,l that he wuuld shortly proceed to Bogota, the seat
of the Executive, fur the purpose of communicating its
tenour. M. CHASEnranu brought with him the annexed
later horn the Governor of Martinique, addressed to
General SOUBLETTE, the Intendant of Cataccas :

" Port Royal, Martinique, Mardi 16, 1824.

" General-4 avail myself of the opportunity of all. Chasseriau'
departure for Caraccas, to rent myself to your recollection. I have
instructed him to remove the street of the insinuations of certain
for ige newspapers, which attribute to France a design of aiding
in the war now pending between that country and the Go-
vtronseuts of her possessions in South America at present opposed
to her. I have already had the honour of assuring your Excel-
rcy, in reply to the letter which you addressed to me some months
since, relative to a reported expedition fitting out in France against
Colombia, that my Government adheres to the system of neutrality
Vikit it has observed from the beginning of this war; and I owe it
to the sincerity with which you have addressed me in order to satisfy
‘olseif respecting these rumours, to repeat this assurance, at a ino-
vent when the arrival of some vessels at Martinique with trocfs
'T board, may furnish designing person') with a pretext for pro2a-
ming alarming reports respecting the intentions of France.
" These vessels of war and troops arc destined to succour the
ration, and to complete the corps of the French gar) iioms in thug
Welt India COLOIIitS, as well as to preserve order, and itigotoia.ly
Irutect the merchant vessels of 'France, and also those of other
*.ens, against thelsprodations of privateers and pirates.
" I trust that your Excellency will observe in this frank and
hwlest explanation, fresh evidence of my desire to perpetuate the
btrktest 'elation' of integrity, confidence, and friendship.
" Accept, General, the assurance of my highest consideration.
" Count DONZELOT,
" General and Governor of Martinique?'

'by advices ft= Madrid of the 2Oth inst. the Spanish
d'Affai;es at the United States has informed his
Government that Luween vessels under American co-
lours had sa'led to cruise against the Spanish trade.
Letters were received yesterday from Gibraltar of
•iie 14th nit. which state that the agents of some English
etercantile houses were purchasing doubloons in all the
Spanish towns on the Mediterranean, which were sent to
!..riigaltar, qui shipped for Cuba.
CLascnw, JuNe I.—Yesterday was our annual
hasuo-lilunday Fair. The chew of horses was greater than had
veer. seen fur several yeare. There were a considerable number of
purchaser from England. The sales continued lively throughout the
whole nay, and prices were higher than they had been for several
Yeats pa•tt. Calitage and cart horses werein great demand. Eighty
guineas for a pair were repeatedly given, and single horses in some
,-aces brought high as 551. Everything around bespoke, in the
most intelligible runnier, the re-established confidence and prospe-
wy of the cot:Lary, in the foundation of all natural greatness and
%:Ireigtll, her agricultural interests.—Glosgolv C'estrier.
Prelate PONIAToWSKY, de.cendant of
STA:•ISLA us Poawrowsav, King of Poland, bas jest lied at Lem-
!Jeri, at the advanaed are of 7.7.

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• WINDSOR, JUNE S. •
This afternoon, at twenty minutes before two o'clock.
his MAJESTY kit the Castle in his pony phaeton, and
drove himself the private way through the Little Park
and Frogmore Grounds, to the Royal Lodge. His
MAJESTY was followed by his Suite, in another
phaeton, drawn by four beautiful ponies, with two
postillions, and his usual attendants on horseback. His
MAJESTY and Suite, after taking refreshments and
driving about the gr,ninds, returned by the same
route to the Castle.

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