Star.
London, England, 1823-04-23 00:00:00

BAYONNE, APRIL is.

The occupation of Bi!boa by the French troops was at the re-
quest of the inhabitants, who feared that the Army of the Faith
would he guilty of excesses; and a linc has been drawn which
the troops of the Faith are not to pass. Advantage has been
immediately taken of this occupation to send by sea from our
city provisions, ammunition, &c. of which the army is in very
great want. Several vessels have already sailed for this purpose;
but if we may believe reports that seem to be well founded,
armed vessels are going tube sent from St. Sebastian, which may
pick them up on the way. The fact is, this voyage is so hazardous
that underwriters cannot be found to insure against capture.
Anion; the multitude of reports, we may notice that of a se-
rious engagement said to have taken place between Villa Real
and Tolosa. The Pastor is reported to have placed an ambush
on an eminence near a difficult road, and to have done much
mischief among our troops, especially the 93d; and, it is added,
that General St. Hilaire lost his baggage. St. Sebastian holds
out, and it will probably be necessary to besiege it in form.
What most embarrasses us is the want of horses for the artillery ;
and a considerable dumber is required-9000 for this army alone.
It is true that 6,000 are said to have been purchased in the -
terior, but when will they arrive? However, the pieces that
are here, and those expected from Toulouse, are going to be sent
off by such means as can be found; and for this, as has been al-
ready done for provisions, all the farmers' horses will be em-
ployed. This is a great hindrance to the labours of agricul-
ture, which are backward on account of the nature of the season,
and may cause a partial failure of the crop this year. An Of;
Seer of Engineers arrived yesterday express from head-quarters
to hasten the departure of a train of heavy krtillery.
Pampeluna is very tranquil : we have spoken to a person who
left it the day before yesterday; they expect the french with
firmness, especially since• 1700 men have entered the town,
bringing cattle with them. This place will stop a part of our
troops longer than was expected, and will disappoint those who
expected that they should go in a body to Madrid, and even to
Cadiz. It seems that a diminution of the force of our army is
foreseen, from the necessity of besieging some placer, and leaving
garrisons in them, for it is said that twenty thousand men are to
pe taken from the corps of Marshal Moncey to form a fifth,
which will pass this way. This reduCtion of Moneey's corps
would give room to Mina,and enable him the more easily to exe-
cute his plan of suddenly attacking us in the flank on the river.
Ballasteros acts with the same circumspection, avoiding every
kind of engagement till the proper time shall come.
The great news which makes all the adherents of the Faith
tremble with indignation, is the arrest of the Trappist, by the
command of the Prince, for having violated his orders by ill-
treating the Constitutionalists. The Spanish paleaDers take„ by
Sautos Ladren, and wbo, according to their account, were be-
trayed and sold by Colonel Salcedo, are at length on the way to
Toulouse, and are to be to-day at Pau.
The bridge of (run, destroyed in the last war, is going to be
repaired.- The division of Carmel has received orders to pro-
ceed to St. Sebastian to take the place of that of Gen. Bourke,
which is to go forward.
The 3d and sth dragoons arrived here yesterday ; they are
weak and badly mounted.
No mail from Madrid or Seville. An Ambassador of the
Holy Alliance has just arrived to the Junta, which is at Ortbes.
A large English vessel, laden with rice for the army, has ar-
rived here.

Letters from Maftinique, dated the 15th March,
announce the art ival of tne Jean Bart, but make no
mention of the Spanish corvette stated to have been
captiatd by that ship, in her voyage outward, as re-
ported at Lloyd's, and noticed in the STA n of yesterd
On the other hand, the report of a French ship of war
hairing taken —a Spanishvesse laden,with specie was
current at St. Thomas's on the 27IT,iild is mentioned
in the letters from that island.

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LEGHORN, APRIL 2. .
By Letters from Tunis, brought by the Sardinia* ~
Captain Giorgio di M0,.0, we have received news that
a Greek squadron blockades the port of Trip ..
in Barbary, and that the Pacha of Tunis has seat the i
'brigantine of an English Captain, named Cavallo, le
(to whom he pays 900 hard piactres), wit:i a letter, "N
to look for the Tunisian squadron and to take it or.
ders to return to Tunis, in order to defend their ow I-,
coasts from an attack of the Greeks. 1
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Dutch Papers to the ‘2oth, and Hamburgh Papers la
to the 16th Ilya. te:tched us this forenoon. It has . •
been proposed in the S xedish Diet, for the purpese a
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preventing smuggling, to allow the importation et It
all foreign goods on the payment of certain duties.... to
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The Emperor of Moaocco has addressed a circular
to all the Christian Consuls at Tangier, the Consulo( . Int.
the Netherlands excepted, declaring his friendly us. ' It
'no
timents towards the Christian nations. 8a
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We now lay before our Readers, at length, the ad, lof
ditional Documents presented to Parliament cm the Pt
subject of the late Negociationc. From the abstract -an
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of them with which we were yesterday enahledm Ni
furnish our Readers, it would be seen that they place 'sir
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in a still stronger light than ever the wisdom and ,MI
prudence with which Ministers have acted at the pre. • -- 1
sent crisis, consulting at once the welfare of their own Wt
country, and the best interests of Europe at large. 0-
. sal
Cti The affairs of Ireland were again brought largely • cck
under discussion last night in the House of Comm.ne, , fit'
On the Motion of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, the House Mr
resolved, by a majority of thirty-four, to iacitute . tia!
an inquiry into the conduct of the Sheriff' of / = Sim
Dublin respecting the trial of FORBES and Hawn. i miler
wICH, for the riotous attack on the Lotto LIEUTENANT. t
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The inquiry is to commence on Friday, and is ea- * t
pected to be of considerable duration.' idr.
We recommend to the particular attention of Int
our Readers, what was said by Mr. Rice. 'and not , rifi
contradicted, with respect to the unfortunate decision , i awn
on the Catholic Claims. The Honourable Member 4 tairr:
states truly, that among the majority for adjourning "kw
the discussion of them, because of the per-onal turn' - Lis'"
Saw
which matters took, there were many of tire best i, Ptak
friends of Emancipation, and that the minority was : let T'
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composed chiefly of its opponents, whose views must ti zit
of course have been admirably promoted by that • .. 0
band of amiable and temperate enthusiasts with whoa 4 : kg.al
Sir Fara NCIS BURDETT seceded from the post, which, r 21
to others, was one of honour and duty ! *
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CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK. • 1:
This was a clove holiday, both at the Bank and Staat-Ea. • .P
change, but the Foreign Market was open, and Spaolsk :• • hue
•Tardi
were done at 7,4 1.. On the Royal Exchange some fewbarg ;-. =di
were done in Consols, at 761 1. gree,
FOREIGN FUNDS. Wilco
Spanish Bonds opened at 32i, I ; but little business is ~!•• mad 1
fli
this morning, as the failures have caused a great sensation to thiS 'mini
Market. Colombian Bonds are on the decline. from
Current Prices :—Chilian 68, Neer Spanish 321 11 CM 40, Ai
New Prussian 81, Old 811 to 82, Russian 751, Danish Id, Cs. • Merl
lombian 631 62, Neapolitan 711 72. In or
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THE ARMY. • ' Cl
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The 2d Regiment of Dragoons (or Greys), now on ditty it C
Piershill, is directed to relieve the 3d Dragoon Guards, at tire-
digit
castle, ordered to replace the 2d Dragoon Guards (or Bays) smr lt p
at York.
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The 48th Regiment of coot; it is understood, will 111 OW.
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from New South Wales to Madras. • WM
The 3d Foot (or Buffs) is now doing duty at New South %in, t
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and will be reinforced by the 40th Foot.
The additional Company which has recently been added tsar -
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Royal Staff Corps, has received orders to embark, abase tbt
middle of next month, on board the ship England, for Ceylaall • liar
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for the purpose of doing duty at that station.
The Ist (or the King's) Regiment of Dragoon Guards, nos' 8
on duty at Manchester. is ordered. to relieve the 2d Drag. . i
at Piershill, which is directed to replace the 3d Dragot Guards Al
at Newcastle.
The tst division of the 40th Regiment of Infantry, intladiel . .
the head-quarters, arrived yesterday at Chatham. The 24 411'
0 sion of the same Corps will arriveto-day, and the g dinig4
will arrive to-morrow, at the same station.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS. 114 a.•
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Richard John Baron to be Second Captain ; First Umlaut
Gustavus Charles du Plat, from half-pay, to be First Ili S
nant ; Second Lieutenant Joseph Townsend to be Flltsiall:
tenant ; Second Lieutenant Edward Vicars, from the lall'
pay, to be Second Lieutenant. Irs
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Alai
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The Anthony Steely, ---, from the South Sess, waif
shore on the Shivering Sand Testersdagy,—anAtirrihalvedf f:dlhiasirmlll:
FALMOUTH, A PRIL 21.—M, ind Is es
ship CLweKa, front Portsmouth; and the Regent, Ulu . Wiwi
from London. 'll6,
Pownworrn, Aran. 22.—Wind S.R—Arrived,.* 1,1411
CLA RN, from the Downs for St. Vincent's.—Saileds the ,_ *el
Amonv, for Demerara; and the Seringapatam, Ausso Ng sidet
South Seas. 11411
DRAL, APRIL 22.-s-Wind East.—Came down from ant
yestet day even*, the Rather, Bassets, for MirslibT ,i! .' ..tall
drop. STOKES, for Quebec; Sarah, CHAPMAN, for 4amis
Britannia, Tv•an, for St. John's, New Brunswick; the , .
Whitbread, Widen, for Quebec ; Activite, for Havre; to
Dove, CHAFCELLOR, for Corunna. :''4ll
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:R of STATE epcat o respee 'AA
ThETAeRMy Marquis W:Lorilat thEisv. hasx cutn-iirtenm to thei,
the restoring of tranquillity in Ireland have bee: •-tine
'3 yi
appointed; and that he finds the system of 0 -NMI
has been almost completely organized. Hee.. . *IA
by expressing his conviction that the wisdom of . aft
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MAJESTY'S Government and of Parliament, wW l'
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delay the renewal of the Insurrection Act. 0
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CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, APIII.I.
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The arrivals of all descriptions of Grain to this day *ai! .'
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are only moderate: very few fine samples of Wheat am s ~,evirl
seen, and Monday's terms are fully supported:
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alteration. Beans and Peas support last quotations. Lns_k
this morning, prices as_ sm_ !"...
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gar, sop 1 lot"
for Oats has not been lively
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