Star.
London, England, 1823-11-24 00:00:00

SPAIN.

BAYONNE, 'NOVEMBER 15.
The let Terr from Madrid to the 12th have been re-
ceived to-day, as well as those which ought to have
come by.the preceding -Mail. It seems as if everything
was in a state of suspense till the arrival of the King.
Both the journals and private letters are barren in the
extreme of all gratification for those who are eager for'
news, who are reduced to the reports of the town.—'
Among those we may mention that of the execution, at
'Granada, of a Deputy who had voted for the Regency;!
and another, which pretends that BallasterOs has been
arrested, but has received permission to retire to his
native province, Arragon. 'Mete was to be a grand,
meeting at the foreign Ambassadors at Arstnjuez, which
has probably been held by this time; the purpose of
which is to determine the nature of 'the system which
shall govern Spain. The Minister of Fiance will act,
the pricipal part in this. Assembly.
Them..are still considerable misunderstandings in the
Spanish ports between our Consuls and thelocal Autho-
rities, on.the subject of the French prizes made' by the
Constitntionalistc, and seized by the Royalists, who
will .not restore them. On the 10th, the Members (tithe
Regency; and all the Ministers, set' out for Aranjuez to
receive die King. and the Royal Family.
Letters from Gibraltar say, that the number of stran-
gers who come to take refuge there increases so much,
that it had been necessat y to send away above 400 per-
sons who are already there. Among the most distin-
guished there were the Duke del Parque, Alava, Labe,
Vigodet, Valdez, Qniroga, Arguelles, Canga, Graham),
am and, what seems surpr►sing, General Lopez Banos.
The Government 'daily receives numerous addresses
'front the Clergy, the Monks, and the P,trishes, praying
the:ter-establishment of the Inquisition, which it is pro-
bable will. be restored to activity, notwithstanding all
that is said to the contrary. It is affirmed, that the King
will not, make a long stay at Madrid, but will fix his
residence, not at Aranjuez, but at the Escurial.
Letters from Cadiz say,
.that the firmness of General
.BournsOnt- bas °folded the Monks, who threatened
'some violence;, buk the General has prevented
anything that Might have happened, by gisiag orders
to make all tht"Monks depart from Cadiz and the Isle
of Leon. Isis said, that the English purchase all the
estates which had been sold by the Constitutional Go-
vernment, and which their proprietors are afraid to
keep. Only forty men were found in garrison at Penis-
cola,all the rest had embarked. .1t continued to' be-
affirmed, that Majorca and -Minorca will be shortly
ceded to Russia.
Alicant still holds out. It is affirmed, that. all the
Guards of the French corps will remain with the King.
A report hat just been spread, that Morillo is arrested ;
this is the probable fate of all those who have in any way
adhered to the Constitutional System. Many persons are
exiled ; and the King continues to dismiss numbers of
persons in office, not excepting even his Chaanberlaina.
ARRIVAL or TIM KIAG OF SPAIN At MADRID.
PROM TH2 MONITEUR.
MADRID; NOVEMBER 13.
To-day, at one o'clock, their Majitties the King and
Queen of:Spain, and all the Royal-family, made their
entry into this capital. Early in, the niorning of this
memorable day, so ardently desired by all good , sea.
diards,,4nd which completes the glory of the jibe.rating
army and its auguit Commander, all the houses of the
city were elegantly.andrichly. decorated. • • -
I't'iuQl~hal,arthesa
:. tadorned,
ytth.: eliTitirit t,;,s or
insc'rir

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e General has prevented twice a week; and as ten days must intervene for the!
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happened, by gisiag orders delivery and registering of the official documents, it is
not likely that his case can be heard before the 4th oc part from Cacti; and the Isle
the English purchase all the sth of December. There can be no doubt of the
Id by the Constitutional Go- Supreme Court's decision. It can only set aside a judg.:
it proprietors are afraid .to ment en the allegation that some necessary form of pros • .
e found in garrison at Penis- teeding has been neglected or violated, and his Counsel .
barked. It continued to be Can point out no such neglect or vitilation. In the mean
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nd Minorca will be shortly time every precaution has been taken to prevent suicide.
This was the more necessary, as he ,said in the prim at
It is affirmed, that, all the li
Versailles, that he could easily baulk the execution by _
Is will remain with the King. his knowledge of poisons. He was immediately after
tad, that Wain() is arrested ; his sentence last night put in a strait jacket, and closely I
all those who have in any way watched. . Conducted to the Bicetie, where prisoners
ialSystem. Many persons are are coafined between .their condemnation and exccutiont
ttinues to dismiss numbers of strict orders had been gisen to admit no person to Ice
ting even his Clxamberlain- him, except his own tarnily, and that only in the pie=
............ sence of the jailer. The family of this atsocious wretch
;QF SPAIN" M 4DRID* are extremely respectable. Both his father and mother 61
Er
i 10111TtUlt. . are excellent.parents, ,and have devoted their life tha
Ova m BIM i 3. education of their clildren. His latbpr was Deputy in
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their IV/aliitiis the King and
°se of the legislative. bodies dtiring . the . revolutiorh _
to Royal-farriily, made their
Since the return of . the Bourbons, li'eliai en j oyedThe
honourable post of inspector genera, 4 the Woods and
Forests.. Though rtpresented.cititha.tkiat in realer in
arly in, the niorniog a this
ly desired by all good, Spa-
straitened circumstances. tie .hve,s7iff .the , beg itt6if.4.,
He derives from his place not le;s than. Ifitgeq.ll9.u4
• t a 17
my. decorated. ~ •• . _ year, and lam besides, propel ty to the amount mu
setnt,dbeerg, glory
re
hooves of lig i
or 13,000 1
,r.ancs—an income vel y repectil4le at, galls.
. . w.f.:.da- '
, .. . . . : . . • i ...4iiii DOM* Est 7,,4,,.40 itc;T •44 thitVlo•!.;l
rid with embiams or inscrip:
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