Star.
London, England, 1831-04-01 00:00:00

ITALY.

Maria-Louisa has sent as extraordinary commissioner to
re-establish her government, and re-organise the various
administrations, Baron Mistrali, ex-governor of Parma.
His first act of authority was to cause the arrest of a great
number of persons, amongst whom is the president of the
tribunal, M. Melagari, and Count Linati. These two ho-
nourable citizens had formed part of the provisionary govern-
ment, after the departure of Maria Louisa. The other
members have taken to flight and retired to Bologna, with
many of the patriots ; and amongst others, the celebrated
engraver, Foschi, who enjoys a European reputation, and ,
who was formerly pensioned by the Emperor Napoleon.
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BOLOGNA, EViA ken 16.—Yesterday ben. Zucchi passed
his troop in review, it amounted to 1,000 men, who were
still without arms, and formed a square upon the meadows
of Saint-Antoine. When Zucchi appeared with the corps
of officers, the troops several times repeated the cry of
" Long live Zucchi !" But these acclamations bad some-
thing of a sad and melancholy character; they resembled
the cries ofjoy which are heard from shipwrecked mariners,
at the view of a rock which they think will save
tl,eni, but which they find to be in the midst of a stormy
and unknown sea. Zucchi himself, short, meagre,
having a yellow complexion, was sensibly affected ; he
appeared overcome by sadness. His troop observed towards
him the most respectful esteem ! He had amongst hie sol-
diers the finest men I had ever seen, and some of them be-
longing to the first families : but there were also many indi-
viduals of the lowest class. Zucchi had a gloomy air, in pas-
sing through the ranks; he gesticulated with much vivacity,
and apostrophized harshly the soldiers. But afterwards, at
the Convent of Saint Agnes, where the barrack is, his lan-
guage and manners were more friendly; he exhorted, he en-
couraged, saying, that all would be well ; that they were
upon a foreign territory, but amongst brothers, who would
soon render them their arms.—Journal de Francfort.

BOLOGNA, Blaacu lb.—The War Committee of the National As-
sembly met yesterday, and adopted the following resolutions
1. The citadel of Ancona shall be provisioned for a year; 3,000 men
taken horn among the National Guards of the different provinces shall
be sent to reinforce the present garrison.
2. The castle of St. Leoo, in the duchy of Urbino, shall be provi-
sioned for three months, and six hundred men will complete the pre-
sent garrison.

3. The garrison of Ravenna, consisting of two thousand five hundred
men, shall furnish detachments for the defence of the coast. Those
troops and the artillery are to be commanded by General Alini.
4. A camp of observation, of 3,000 infantry and 300 cavalry, shall be
formed on the Ferrara side of Lugo, and detachments shall be sent from
it as far as the Austrian advanced posts. General Zucchi will command
it. and the 1,200 men (dragoons) he brought from 31odena and Parma
will form pan of it.
5. General Grabinski shall assemble at Forli 6,000 infantry, 800
cavalry, and the artillery now stationed in Bologna
6. Two gunboats shall be armed in the port of Ancona, to protect
the coasting trade of the Adriatic Gulf.
In consequence of this decree, and of orders issued by the Military
Commission to the Generals of the insurgents, three corps of the army
made various movements un the 15th. The troops stationed at Rieti,
Narni, and Otricoli, marched on Civita Castellani. Two battalions,
from ilmbria, went from Spoleto to Rieti ; and the National Guards of
Perugia, Todi, and Foligno, took the direction of Orvieto and Viterbo. ,

SPAIN.

LETTER FROM BAYONNE, MARCH 26.—A report is just
spread, that the Constitutionalists escaped from the Royalist
troops which occupy Malaga. A letter from Madrid, of the
22J, states, that numerous arrests have taken place in that
Lay, and which furnish the proof of a vast conspiracy, upon
several points of Spain. Orders Lave just been sent to or-
ganize military commissions in the provinces.—Le Temps.
LETTER FROM BARCELONA, MARCH 22.—The Count
d'Espagne has arrived at Tortosa, of which the garrison
has just been reinforced. He is travelling over, and
surveying Catalonia, with General Monet ; and they
have just passed in review at Olot, about forty thou-
sand men, who shewed but very little enthusiasm.—
A military commission has been formed upon this point.
They have received at Barcelona letters from Cadiz of the
9th of the month, which announce an insurrection in the
first regiment of marines. The monks and the secular clergy
made every possible effort to contradict this news, but the
people know that they conceal the truth. We learn from
Figuieras that they are disposed to arm, and put tbat place
in a state of siege. All the deserters who arrive at Fi-
guieres are immediately directed upon Vich, or upon Bar-
celona.

Prince Leopold left town yesterday morning, for his seat
at Claremont. Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of
Kent and Princess Victoria, with their usual attendants,
left Kedington Palace yesterday, on a visit to His Royal
Highness.