Star.
London, England, 1823-10-22 00:00:00

MADRID, OCTOBER 14.

Our journals publish the following extract from a
Report made by the Military Commandant of Cabra to
the Military Commandant at Cordova :
4! I received yesterday the important news of the oc-
cupation of Cadiz by the brave French troops, our allies.
Immediately I caused the official notice of this event to
by published, which excited transports of joy among
the whole faithful population of.this town ;
.but, unford
Unlatch, this town is the head-quarters of the troops
under General Ballasteros, and the whole of bis soldiers,
from the first to the last, are deeply'ipiibued With those
mischievous principles with wilickrtbor spfectedivar soil.
" These incorrigible revoltitioniati had the andacity
to tear down the official notice. They chew themselves!
,on every point unfaithful tO'..the Convention of the 4th
of August. What has preserved these guilty propen-
sities in them, have been the perverse and malicious in-
tentions of General Ballasteros, who spread among
them the 'roclamation which the King was forced to
sign at Cadiz under the daggirs of his enemies. The
Revolutionists profit.by this piece to dare and threaten
the Royalists. This state of things cannot be changed
till the troops are sentawZy'who are so much opposed
to the sovereignty of the King our master."
" Cabra, October 7."
Orders have been given for the disbanding of the turps of Bat-
lasteros, and measures taken for the prompt execution of these orders.
PARIS,.OOTORP4L 40.
The Duke of Dino is appointed.,a, Lieutenant-Gene-
!al. Count de Larochejaqtietitr,ifkjgedier-Gene; al, sup-
plies his place as Commandant:is/tee brigade of Cui-
rassiers of the Garde- Rork.
FROM THE RILOTR OF Ti DAY.
0071301:?. 10.

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The dawn of peace amlHtttekhappinfis of Spain will,
not last long. The-I;iteciiii:Oiligitig.of die Ist and.
4th of this month have spreadaigeneral consternation in

Mtadrid amongst all classes, not excepting the lel
mid the Royalists. nut this is npt all. Already
ale preparing buildings for the Inquisition, and
*Loyal Decrees are expected, which, it is said, ad
more rigorous than -any that have preceded tiler
,cannot describe to you the deplorable sitnation int
we are plunged •by the perfidious advisers
'Monarch, and this is at a moment when Lopez
has still-6000 men in Estramadura, and Morillo
cites a great influence in st
mains firm in Catalonia,
The occupation of Saint Sebastian, Pamceluna
Cadiz, by the French army, is another cause clf d
tent on the part of the Royalists. It is alro not
that the King is not very intimate with the Prince
ralissimo, who wishes the King to fulfil his prp
and throw a veil over what has passed; bnt Fero'
remains obstinate, and wishes to be absolute, and E
according to his pleasure. lz is estimated that, a
ing to the Decree of the 4th, 15,000 prisons
obliged to leave Madrid, cornpreheacfing the
flower Of the population.
It was reported this day on 'change, that M. C 1
Tonnerre had given in his resignation, an 4 that C
will be Minister.of the Marine; and be replaced
Minister of the Home Department, the Duke of MI
rency. Independently of the change of the Doke
iluno it is reported there will be several othfr c
in the Ministry.
There is much talk of the grand fetes whidir.
be given in Paris to our army of Spain, on thek
from that country; the following it is said has b
ready decided upon,
Each regiment will be represented by a dept
these deputations will feast during ten days.
Morning they will defile befog e his Majpsty,
o'clock military repasts will take place at Tivoli

the garden of Beaujon.
After dinner they will go to the Theatre o

Saint Martin, where they Will represent a piece
acts, mixed with singing, dancing, and combats

The evening will end with balls in the mat
Parish The military alone are tct he 4119wrEl
Porte Saint Martin, during theten representation
new piece. Their !loyal litgbnesses the Duke and l
of Angouleme will be present. Nine authors ha
charged with the execution of these divertisemo
TitIEsTP., QCTOBER. 6.
We base received from Zante the confirmatie
defeat of the Paella of Scutari, who was.the gre
of the Porte. It happened on the 20th of 4u;
4grapha, where the brave and unfortunate
merits to be compared with Leonidas. They o
his funeral the heads of seventeen Beys or Agli
he killed with his own hand before he received I
tal wound. Independent of 5,000 killed of th,
they also lost all their artillery and baggage, an
seven standards.—Augsburg Gazette,
We have received to-day advices from Ila'
the 14th instant; but this source of inform!
ceased to furnish anything new, since thp dire
munications have been re-opened with Spai
accounts before us are merely ingeniously alto
sions of the contents of the latest Parjs and Madre

We have received to-day Hatoburgh paper:
18th inst. The following are eitracts
ST. PETERS/U*okt, ssPTEbing iP

On the 26th of this month the Twcnty-seco:
versary of the Accession Ofi4lMajesty the En
the Throne, wss celebrated is* mot solemn
and with evly tlfmonsirstion of public satisfy
}to Mikity airiviat* Tula on the 12th,
stopped till the iSth, 'l4 then continued his
cAreftl7 to Qtell,

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Count /cotschuby; Ministerof the Interior, al
the 24th of 4ugust at Casa nt on his way to
In consequence of his Majesty's commands,
1821, for the opening of a Commercial Hz
Welsch, the new Lazaretto wag solemnly open+
19th of July, and the Custom Hoose on the .1
Colonel Schwartz, well bnown as formed,
of the Semanow Regiment of Guards (wlikeh
nishod for insubordination), has now . agaitE
employment in the Corps of the Military-cod!
BERLIN, cIPT9BE4 it;
His Majesty 4 Pecree,!.igtied at Toplitp
further prOmdlap ogaiastoio:4llllll4;44 wfri.l
concerned in lin secret iisii4t4bWiallted,Arr
given great satisfaction 447tbiirliitnilies, • II
ration, which shad continl!ter iref yijirs; hindt
young men from adyanziogigiteit err

In another part of our Paper we
eitract from the last nuMlOrAltho Egeftgak
journal, issued immediately after the depart!
Kwo. Itfurnishes a pleasapt orrimentary
guments of those ExalteidorAktopg4 arp.
have had Britain take up arma.toArust 00.
' piece of absurdity, the Spanisti Conitittstiqa,
thrqats of the Spanis4 l'enple; The Dritishp
learn from itt that it is gll their 'fault
brave Constitutionalists pf ;Spain have not .1
assault in any one of A: the fptti fi plat
they sumnderecl, our after .ptintbavria thc I
They will !gam from it rporeqvey fiat withon
we Keen) that .jpough thqs pruelly deserted
land, these brave men haye fallen into such go
that the worst Of 411,4 ts is, 9
.411
please Goo that the Spaniards may for evlr d
the poyepTent of the 14:itoust apd meTliCeie
allies of its enemies r After the tragedy cope
If the Constitutional Spaniard; ha 4 reason lir
a4rarned of themselves, such a g
they have acted shotild cohsi49
born of mankind. •

CONSULS.
Aitit of iirch.of those ip-
.ed : •
'Gorman.
r. Charles Mack 'lsle.
Ponsonby Stables.
and blr.Ward (son of Mr.
na Ve de Bogota) Mr. James
of the History of Brazil.
l—Mr. Thomas Tupper.
.111 r. Robert Sutherland.
.Mr. Watts.
r. Macgregor.
Colonel Patrick Campbell.
,General—Mr. Parish.
- Mr. Nugent.
- Mr. Rowcroft.
ails for Mexico left town
. depart this day.
7•HHE ARMY.

;De Colonelcy of the 14th Light Dragoons is become vacant by
the gatb of the Earl of BtunazwaTsa.
yesterday morning, at an early hohr, the Royal Fusileers marched
00 from the Foot Barracks at Vl'indsnr, having received orders to
meced to Portsmouth, where they were to embark for Gibraltar ;1
o,est orders were soon after countermanded, and directions
;wet for their return to Windsor.
Z:e,onaions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the county of Salop
10gti Shropshire, Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry—Rowland
got, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Evans.
p.renbury Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry—Cornet JamesEysam
plum to he Lieutenant, vice Williams, resigned • Baldwin
Gedt. to be Cornet, vice Graham, promoted.

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Veta Cruz—Consul—Mr.
t ''• Acapulco--Coml—hlr. I
i• • , , Dlr. Lionel Hervey iu
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• . 31131A.--Colisul-General—(Sant
Henderson, author of
• 4.. La Guayara—Consul—
• 111arac.dbo--Consul—N
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i'anama—Consul—Mr.
4‘ : ,bsioners—Colonel Hamilton and
. Suenos Ayres—Consul-Genes
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