Star.
London, England, 1822-01-10 00:00:00

GERONA, DECEMBER 16.

On the 14th, before daybreak, about 400 seditious
persons entered this place, overpowered the principal
guard of the quarter of the cavalry at the gates,
and attacked the guard of the prison, to release the
prisoners, but a subaltern and four soldiers,who were
on duty, protected by an iron gate, kept up a brisk
fire at them, and made them desist from their enter-
prite. At the same time they began to fire at them
through the windows; some Militia assembled, and
attacking them on all sides, obliged them to fly
precipitately, so that many leaped from the wall.
—The most of those who were within shewed them-
selves in the plain. About 150, and by late accounts
there were far more, who came from different parts,
who expected the bell of the Cathedral to be rung ;
and as they could not get at the bell, because the
ringers did not open the Church, they did not appear.
There was a confusion as if it were the day of judg-
ment. Of those who attacked the guard, five were
killed, and three taken, two of whom have been shot
to-day ; nine others who were taken are in the prison.
No militiaman, or persou belonging to the city, has suf-
fered. Up to this moment we do not know who is the
Chief of this handful of Anti-Constitutionalists, who
certainly have the vilest ideas or intentions : inquiries
are making. Militia have come hum various parts
to reinforce us, and detachments arc sent into the en-
virons to see if them arc any bands of people col-

lected. This :city has well proved its attachment to
the system which governs us.

MADRID. DECEMBER ,s.

In consequence of the insurrection in several pats
of Navarre, Colonel D. Alexander O'Donnell, Cora.
mandant of the city of Vittoria, took the precautice
(that the bad example might not be propagated to
some of the parts of the Province of Alava) of !end.
ing a detachment to Santa Cruz de Campezu, as
important point on the borders of the two Provinces .
though he had only one battalion, having marched
the other to Puente. This precaution was not in vain,
for on the 20th he learned that one Crespo and Be,
minguillo, each with about 30 of the insurgents of
Navarre, were at Poblacion and Bernedo, carrying
off arms and horses. Ire consequently sent a de.
tachment of about one hundred and forty men,
chiefly militia, who offered their services, and in ccn.
cent with other detachments attacked these rebels.—
Dominguillo was killed, and five others taken. There
is nothing important from Arragon. Detachme.ns
were marched from Lerida to reinforce the troops c f
Arragon; others are proceeding by forced MatCLCS
from Catalonia for the same purpose; others have
marched from Valencia, and, in short, from all paits,
even Estremadura : troops are ordered to Arr.fon
and Navarre, which proves the exertions of the
vernment. News was received at Vittoria that C'e
troops of General Lopez Banos have entirely beA:ea
a the Insurgents of Navarre, under their Chief, Lad, ca.

At a late hour this forenoon we received a Flana:s
Mail, which contains accounts from Constantimp:e
up to the 11th of December. Some disturbances, it
appears, had taken place in that capital, on the repel
of the Porte having acceded to the demands oiltust:,
The following are extracts :