Star.
London, England, 1823-05-12 00:00:00

VIENNA, APRIL SA.

The strongest division of thel7,ooo men that have
come from Naples, is regularly proceeding on its
march to the interior of tbe Austrian dominions, un-
der the command of Lieutenant-General Fernier.
FRANKFOItT, MAY S.
It is affirmed that the Marquis of Caraman, Am-
bassador from France at Vienna, has communicated
to the Austrian Cabinetthe plan of operations adopted
by his Government against Spain, which bas
like-
w been communicated to the Emperor of Russia.
—According to the reports spread on the subject,
this plan is to make the French army advance to
Madrid, to establish a Government under the name
of King Ferdinand, and to convoke the Cortes accord-
ing to their ancient Constitution, which would re-
ceive such modifications as are called for by the spirit
of the age. Besides this, the Duke of Angoulerne, as
soon as he shall have fixed his bead-quarters at Ma-
drid, will organise, in the name of Ferdinand VII. a
new Royal Army, which will be first employed to
reduce Andalusia and Galicia, as well as the other
Provinces in which the revolutionary spirit has made
the most 'progress. The time that the French army
will remain in Spain to guarantee the stability of all
these changes, will be determined according as cir-

cumstances shall be more or less favourable to the
new order of things which it is intended to establish
in the Peninsula.

BT. PSTERABURGH, APRIL is.

We expect to learn in a short time the result of
our negociatious with the Porte. The preservation
of peace with that Power it no longer a matter of
doubt. M. de Tatischeff is publicly spoken of as the
future Ambassador to Constantinople.
For some years there has been fond, oft an

men* Mick of country near the Uralslr Mountains,
which divide Europe from Asia, sand mixed withgold,
fIVIM which gold has been extracted with goat success.
F'RONTIRitB OF MOLDAVIA, APRIL 1/.
There ort that has lately been spread, that all the
Greeks in the principalities were to be sent to Sills-
tria, does not appear to be confirmed.. The whole is
confined to some Boyars ; among others, Wilmarn
and Philepesco, who have been arrested. In general
tranquillity prevails in these countries.

A Lisbon Mail has arrived, with Papers to the Ist
instant, the contents of which are important. It ap-
pears that General Rano continued his, pursuit of the
rebel AMARANTE, but was unable to come up
with him, and that the latter had so well defended
himself against an attack made upon him by the
Spanish General MomLo, that the latter considered
he could not hinder him from proceeding in the di-
rection of Burgos, where he would probably join the
vanguard of the French army ; in consequence of
which General Rzoo was about to fall back upon
Portugal. 'The following extracts detail the progress
of -Astnanters .
ROTS TA CM ON SOAI TNT POSTOVVIII PACKET LO MAX*, Al
Sits o'cluci T.Y. AMY 49, Its TWIN*. HOWLS rani OrONTO.
The Captain says, that in Express arrived toAday at Oporto,
with the news that the Pacificatory Army was in Leon, and that
on the 25th it would commence its retreat to Portugal, because
General blorillo had sent word by an Aide-de•Camp to General
Luis do Itego, that he had attacked the Portuguese rebels, and
that they had defended themselves in such a manner that be
could not binder them ban proceeding in the direct-idiot Bur-
got, where he judged they might arrive on the 26th of this month,
to join the van-guard of the French army.
BRAGANZA, ANVIL 15.
Our army was yesterday in Publa de Sanabria, in
pursuit of the factious who were marching towards
Benevente. The greater part of the Officers have
joined us. The Militia which the factious had with
them, were all dispersing. There is a great misun-
derstanding between the Chiefs themselves respecting
their retreat, and the partition of the money. It is hoped
that before we can destroy them they will ruin them-
selves, which is the most probable.—(Barboleta).
LISBON, APRIL 29.

A dispatch from General Rego, dated Sanabria,
15th April, says, the factious hating left that place
in the morning, abandoning six pieces of artillery,
the General was resolved to pursue them, and had
written to the Political Chief of Zamora, requesting
him to issue a Proclamation, declaring that the en-
trance of the factious into Spain is a direct attack on
the Spanish nation, which merits to be repelled by all
possible means; and that such men must be consi-
dered as the most terrible enemies. The General
adds, that his troops long for the opportunity to an-
nihilate the rebels.

Aram 24.—General Regn writes from Monbacy,
the 17th, that he was making after the factious, but
did not know whether they took the road to Laban
Keza or Artoza ; in either case he would pursue them,
combining his movements with the Spanish Generals,
Vitho were effectually to assist him, and that he had
applied to General Morillo, who, he learned, had ar-
rived, on the 4th inst. at Valladolid, with cavalry.
Aram 26.—The Diario contains some particulars
of the farther pursuit of the rebels by General Rego,
who had not been able to overtake them. A piquet
of ilitianish dragoons of the corps of Morillo had ar-
ab* at Monbacy on the 17th ; the rebels had taken
the iota to Astorga, to avoid Morillo, who had left
Letters from Oporto, of the 22d, state
that t4ihead-quarters of the Constitutional Army
*ere-W.44y at Astorga.
M-The Mario contains an account ofthe
arrival of the rebels at Leon, of their leaving that
wins, and immediately, in consequence of the proxi-
mity Of the Constitutional Army.
On the 22d there was a Council of War. It was

ascertained that the faitious had passed the Esla,
very far from Valladolid, where General Morillo was,
for which reason he could not oppose them : the .re-
bels march day and night. Oar troops are animated
with the best Spirit, but excessively flitigued for want
of quarters, on many nights being obliged to bivouac
in the snow, after marches of seven leagues.
The express which brought this news had left Leon
on the 23d, at two in the morning ; it had been re-
solved in a Council of War that the Constitutional
Army should retire to the frontiers, it not being cone
venifnt to advance any further ; the troops were to
begin their march after three days repose. The rebels.
were on their way to Burgos.

Mr. LA TCH TO RD, the King's Messengerwho reached
town yesterday morning from Spain, left Seville on the
96th of April, at which time that city was perfectly
tranquil. He was the bearer of dispatches from Sir
W. A'Couar. He crossed the Pyrenees, and coming
lie Paris, also brought dispatches from Sir CHARLES
STUART.

Saturday, the Duchess of CLARENCE visited the
Duchess of KENT, at the Kixo's Palace, Kensington.
Divine Service was yesterday performed at the
KitWs Palace, Pall-mall, by the Rev. Dr. BLOMBICRO.
Yesterday, Prince LIOPOLD and the Duchess of
Kerr and the Princess Emma attended Divine Serf
vice at the Royal German Chapel, and heard a ser-
mon by the Rev. Dr. KWIC&
Yesterday °afternoon, at two o'clock, Prince Lao-
FOLD, the Duchess of KENT, and the Princess Fxo-
von, attended by Sir ROBERT GARDINER and Sir
Minty SZEToN, went to Somersetshouse, to view the
Exhibition of Paintings, &c. Their Royal High-
neises were received by Sir THOMAS LAWRENCE, the
President of the Royal Academy, who conductedthe
Royal Party through the different rooms of the Ex-
hibition, with which their Royal Highnesses were
pleased to express themselves highly gratified. It
occupied their attention till ten minutes past four.
Mr. WILK(); Under Secretary of State for the
Colonial Department, has received his MAjESTT'S per-
mission to take and use the surname of HORTON, in
addition to that of WILMOT, in compliance with a
provision in the will of a deceased relative.
A grand dinner party was given on Friday by
Prince LEOPOLD, at Marlborough House. Among
. the distinguished personages present were the Duke
and Duchess of CLARENCII, the Duke and Duchess of
Gvotitutstaa, and the Duchess of KEN7r• • •

Mr. and Mrs. EWART have left Jordan's Hotel; for
their seat, Nisley IIW, aejaz Liverpool.