Star.
London, England, 1823-01-04 00:00:00

LISBON, D F,CE M BEA 19.

In the Sitting of the Cortes, on the 14th ultimo, it
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was announced from the Minister of the Interior,
that the Members of the Regency of Brazil were ap-
pointed, viz. the Archbishop of Brazil, as President;
Luiz Antonio, Itebello da Silvi, Ilanoel Antonio da
Garralho, Sebastiano Jose Xavier Botelho, and Joao
da Souza Pacheco, as Members: and as Secretaries,
Francisco Jose Vieira, of the Interior and of Finance;
Joaquim Jbse de Queiroz, of Justice and Ecclesiasti-
cal Affairs; and Brigadier Jose de Souza Sampayo,
of War and, of the Marine; and that they are to em-
bark on the 26th of this month.
It was announced from the Minister at Warythat
dispatches had been received from Major-General J.
.M. COrrea da Silva, Genie, dated the 23th of June,
statinguthat the Junta of Government at Goa had
been surprised by a conspiracy directed 14- 411.
da Camera. ,• •
A Deane that. tbe. Regency of Brazil
shouldleiirkpußalsia for the present, and may re-
move to any athie"'iiait,‘af Mead' If it shall be
epfttiosthiTA Isf•ist:cesary I and as long as the Ite-
genci.s4B.tesai in Bahia. or 'in, any place to the.
southPf car &. Rocoe,4ll the Provinces of Brazil
'444 , ...object to' ,it, exCept those of Para and
fdritphaph! •• • ..11: I• . r
•bk thi:*44l.. :thi,l" 6lt there was a very long
debate ou the-reject foreeeeniting the Army. • The
necelsitY•Of taking Speedy pleasures- was urged by
several Members, and the project was immediately
SomiLiberato obseried, that the Consti-
tution had two kinds-of enemies, open and secret;—
the first-Site those -who composcthe Holy Alliance;
the others are the friends of ancient Aristocratical In-
stitutions. The' militia are to be enlisted into the
troops of the line.

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Accounts from Ancona of the 18th ultimo, In the
Piedmantese Gazette, say, that Loid STRAssronn
had been obliged, by bad weather and contrary winds,
to put into that port, where he was gill detained.—
It is said that.his Lordship is to demand of the Porte,
in the name of the august Allies, the free passage of
the Dardanelles for the vessels of every recognized
Power.

13 tyonne Papers to the 27th ult. reached us this
forenoon. They state that the report. of war with
Spain become every day less
.positive, and the com-
merce in consequence begins to revive. Spanish re-
fugees of all classes continue to arrive—many of them
in the most wretched condition. Some of them are
said to abuse the hospitality of the French by giving
secret intelligence to the bands who infest the Pro-
vinces of the passage of French and Spanish couriers;
and at other times they intercept .and plunder them,
themselves.

Letters from Irun state, that M. JUANNIS had
passed through that town as an -emissary from the
Spanish Minister SAN MAGUEL, going .to Paris on a
particular mission, which seems in the eyes of the
Esaltados not to be a good omen.. It appears that at]
.the time of his departure from Madrid, the public'
stind was rather agitated, a well by the reports of
war, at by the animosity of the Clubbists against the
Ministers.

German Papers to the 27th ult Craw tiien • received,
but their Contents possess little interest. A Royal
Decree, dated from Verona, almost entirely prohibits
the importation of foreign corn into Naples, in order
to relieve the inhabitants of Apulia, who are stated
tpilr involved in distress, on account of the extremely
low price of grain.—Anotber Royal Decree raises
tliii'doty as. foreign books, from the Ist of January,
111113 s a veinal% is Pane souther size, to ply three
;Ohs*, a sir carlinsk and ,a fakir eine. Formerly
,Maly two pad a half pee.' Om,' *ha on the value
!declared at the Cestleas-isoase, This increase is• so
extusicierahle, that n neatly athOahta ProbakiticSiu
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AcCounts from leosaira of the liiasjit Arran*,
stoke,. that she Ithacan Empire is in a troubled sate.
.The.rlO;rlkiees of IrerosOr and Costa Rica' are de•
sines of *-RePtibiliegois form: of Geolermiesiii The
new Emperor hi :rani* fa* iftity-

0.;.. _ ~,.. .
150 _ s. .121‘12 9111;041: 140/04,811
IM itlolloot O* ind findwthiD
ants of them Mombasa*, theieserest.iiimlibilli
iied and confined in inifew r ;(1' : • 'll el: Trinws
`Accounts from Alvarado maittioa the faihita iris
atter* on Vera Cruz by the troops" and gaiiiiiiii*ii.
Juan de Ulloa, on the 27th of October, when the
. Royalists were defeated, with the loss of 110 or 200
men killed, wounded, and prisoners.

THE ARMY.

The ?Mk (or Past Devonshire) Regiment of Foot.
Casual air W. Houston. K. C. B. Colonel, bearing on its rakers
and appointments the undermentioned honorary diunictions in
commemoration of its services: —" Minden, V F.gmont.op.
Zee," " Egypt," " Maide," " Pyrenees," " Orthes " and " Pe-
ninsula," embarked at Sr. Helena on the 2itth of April last, for
Bombay, and disembarked on the sth and IStb of June, at the
said settlement.
The 20th Regiment has been ordered out to relieve the 65th
(of 2d North Riding) Regiment of Foot, General T. Grow
'senor, 111. P. Colonel, which is daily expected to arrive in Eng-
land erom India.
A detachment of the 47th (or Lancashire) Regiment of Foot,
Lieutenant-General Sir A. Hope, G. C. B. and M. I'. Colonel,
embarked on the 28th ult. at Gravesend, for Bombay.
The 15th regiment (Light Infantry) commanded by Colonel
APCreay, marched from Chatham (Wednesday) for Gravesend,
in order to embark on board the East India ships for India.