Star.
London, England, 1823-10-13 00:00:00

FROU TIIR GAZETTE DE FRANCE.
PORT ST. MARY, OCTOBER 1.
.The King and the Royal Family have landed here.
All our anxiety has now ceased. The King is in gobd
health. The Queen is handsome, as well as young :
she was much fatigued: you could perceive by her
countenance how much she had suffered. She was sa-
luted, on leaving Cadiz, by the fire of all the batteries,
as well as all the shipping in the roads, which displayed
their flags. Our fleet has already set sail for Santi Petri.
It is said that the Duke of Angouleme is to return
from Cadiz with his army by slow marches, and he
will visit the Fourth Corps in Catalonia; after which he
will enter France at the head of his army.

Count Pozzo di forgo, Ambassador from Russia
to the Ck.urt of France, sets off tomorrow for Madrid.
The first column of Spanish prisoners, to the number
of 1,000 men, part of the garrison of Pampeluna, ar-
rived on the 6th at Bourdeaux.
MATARO, OCTOBER 3.

The column of 3,500 men, which came lately from
Tarragona, is now in a critical position. After having
left 800 men in Lerida, the remainder threw thernselvm
into Arragon ; but they were closely pursued by the
.brigades of Tromelin and Baron d'Eroles. On the other
side, Marshal Lauriston sent 3,500 infantry, with Ca-
valry ; it is impossible that this column cat escape us.
The Moniteur of Saturday contains two dispatches
from Admiral Dupetre. The first is dated on board
the Coloisc, 26th of September ; the second, on board
a gun-boat, 24th of September ; and both relate to the
bombardment of Cadiz.

Brussels Papers to the 11th ina. reached us thi
morning. The following are extracts:

MILAN, SEPTEMBER 2S.

The Government of Lombardy and Venice has
just been informed, by a dispatch from Prince Metter-
nich, that the Emperor will visit his Italian States to-
wards the end of November.

Some persons still pretend that there will be a Con-
gress at Milan- in December.

FRANKFORT, OCTOBER S.

There is at present a Prussian Commissioner, named
Falkenberg, at Leipsig. It is reported, that the reason
of his visit to that city, is to be found in the circum-
stance, that at the desire of a foreign Power, some stu-
dents had been arrested there, who had been at other
Universities, and were suspected of belonging to secret
associations.

Blany Italian refugees, who have been expected
from Switzerland, have arrived here by different roads.
They merely pass through the city on their way to some
sea-port, to embark for England.
Accounts from Wetzlar say, that Messrs. Sartories
and Snell, Professors of Gymnastics in that city, have
been found entirely innocent of the accusation of being
concerned in revolutionary intrigues, for which they
were arrested. All the documents were sent to Berlin,
as soon as the investigation was terminated.

• It is said that a Princess of Bavaria is to marry one
of the reigning Dukes of Saxony.

This forenoon we received a Brazil Mail, with Rio de
Janeiro Papers to thc 10th of August. It will be seen
by a proclamation of the EMPEROR (who appears to be
completdly recovered) that attempts are making to es-
tablish Republicanism in Brazil. Some Chambers in the
Northern Provinces have given instt =Lions to their Depu-
ties, in which the EMPEROR says there is a democratic
spirit: and in the city of Porto Alegre, the troops, the
people, the Junta of Government, and the civil and
ecclesiastical authorities appear to have manifested a
similar feeling, if we may judge from the manner in
which they are alluded to in the Proclamation. The
following are extracts: