Star.
London, England, 1824-11-13 00:00:00

PRICE SEVEN-PENCE.

morningi
.three large columns of smoke, each of a dif-
ferent colour, appeared ; one perfectly white, the se-
cond black, the third, which was more distant, ap-
p-mred red. The volcano continues to barn over a
space.ab‘ut hal' a league in length, and a quarter of a
leavie in breldth ; and the newly-constructed moor-
taitr a,n.eart to he inaccessible: it discovers no lava in
any direction. On the Sd of September everything was
;n the same state. Many pits and wells were found to
be .itied
The above correspondent resumes his letter, and
alinotrlces that on the 4th a thick column of smoke is-
sued horn the volcano, and on the 22d, at seven o'clock
p the morning, the volcano broke out again, and
mited from its crater a great quantity of water. the
departure of the vessel which brought the letter, the
volcano had ceased emitting flames, hut was still burn-
ing. The subterraneous noises and shocks of an earth-
quake still continued.
The Artillery .Officer sent to his friend, from whom
we derive these details, some stones from the crater, and
water emitted from the volcano. They will probably
be analysed here by the sevens.

SPAIN. -
-N.-

FROM THE ETOILE OF WEDNESDAY.
MADRID, NOV. 4.
The. King and Royal Family are still at the Escurial.
The Supreme Council cf La Camara has just pub-
lished the regulations prescribed by the King, relative
to Ecclesiastics who have belonged to the secret so-
cieties, or who have caused themselves to be remarked
by their impiety, and the Exaltation.
61. The Ecclesiastics are comprised, as well as the
other suhjecfs of his Majesty, in the decree of Amnesty
of May I, this year. In consequence, they enjoy are •
Mission of the corporal, civil, and pecuniary petraitir:
Aid: they may have incurred by their conduct during
the soi &sant Constitutional Government.
' 2. Those who are confined, or brought before the tri-
bunals, may, therefore, claim their liberty, conformably
to the dispositions of the Royal Or donnance c f the' /3th
of June last.
3. The said Ecclesiastics, however, cannot claim the
prebends, livings, or benefices which they held. Their
representations shall be laid before the Bishops of their
dioceses,. who shall decide upon them according to the
canons of the Church.
4. It is also for:the Bishops to cause the revenues of
the Prebendaries, Beneficiaries, and others, who have
fled, to be sequestrated. The Camara will, in the se-
quel, make an arrangement with the Caine d Amor-
tissanent to deposit in it the funds sequestrated.
A Royal decree fixes the mode of election of the Al.
caldel and other Municipal Officers ; a triple list is to
be laid, before his Majesty for his approbation; no one
shall henceforth be chosen Regidor in towns of the first
class, unless he has an annual revenue of 1,000 piasters
(5,000 franc's.)
The dispatches from the Viceroy La Serna state that
every thing is being placed, in Peru, on the ancient
footing, to the great satisfaction of the inhabitants.—
The troops are numerous and animated with the best
spirit. Generals Canterac and Valdez are in pursuit of
Bolivar. That rebel Chief has made several proposals
for an arrangement : they have been all rejected.