Star.
London, England, 1823-10-01 00:00:00

,Thomai Atkinson, Ludgate-hill, cabinet-maker, to surrender Octo-
ber 90, at four, 21, at three, and November 11, d craven; at the
Omit of Coluiplidamers 91 Remhzu •&1101"-
nigh skim. Swett ami. Wilma, Lisplas'rbsti.
• DIV I WINDS to he. made Its BAS Nd NA LL.STIIJENT.
Ott- Xis O 6 Wright. St, Mardn's-kee, sbowfictor, at twelve.:...
ItrugSheezness, liuen.draper, at ten.
D19.J,t0 be wade lu the COUNTRY.
Oct-'3O; 'G. and IcAUtinson, Kirbytnoorside, Yorkshire, eons-
merchants, at ben, at the Hotel, New Malcom Oct. 8, J. Plfstow, •
Bars Colne Reuse, miller, at sieve% tit the Red Lion Inn, Col.
theater. Oct. 2s, 3, Robertson, NewitigtiosigidopTyPe, sliter►
smith, at eleven, at the Gcorgslsts, Nom eatkiii.ols,T law Oct.
88, W. Iloiniand.t. 'St:ethane, Liverglak nets, ,
at the Geora Inn, Dale.street, Liverpool. Oes:21; ftithi
son,' Hull, curd-dealer, at eleven, at the Deg and. Durk %Vern,
Hull. Oct. el„ T. Jenkins, .late LanTida29, Olaiiioll294hirt,
dealer, et clear" at the Bear Inn, Cowbridge.
• • CERTIFICATILS.-00n
J. Hardy, Stratford-upon-Avon, torn-merehant. T. Lean; Li-
verpool,. cinch-maker. L Harrison, Mount-Terrace, Whitechapel-
road, iloar.feetor.
• DiSSOLt/TIONS OF PA :ITNRRSHIPS.

Clark and Co. Dorebester.printers. Witch sled Relpb, Adam's.
tow, Ilampstead-road, thnner-raerehonts. J. and., R. &evens,
Ezeter.strett, Cipisea, victuallers. Aitreq and Cnrita,c, Hill•street,
Finsbury, brewers. Campbell and Co. Olsigovr, soger.refiners,--
Perkins and Robins, DcsnAtreet, Soho, working--goldsositha..—
Harrison and Ca Hoiseley, Staffordshire, cud-masters.- Harrison
and Co. Horseley, Staffordshire, iron-masers, se relates to A.
Manby. S. and C. D. Loveday, Gray's lon•lant-road, pawn-
brokers. T. and J. Hall, Maiden-lane, Wood.streef, wholesale-
hosiers. Knight 'and Rider, Delfield, near Rochdale, bleachers.—
M. T. and C.. Stapley,.Tunbridge-wells upholsterers. bet,oos and
Co. Vino-court, Spisslheids, silk-dyers. Womack and Debits's,
Pontefract, corn millers. M. and R. Seymour, Cranbrook,
plumbers. Cooper and Rolling, Gutter-lane, iwapside, hat-ma-
nufacturers:

WAR IN SPAIN.

PROM TILE MoNITRUR.—OFFICIAL PART.
ARMY OF TUE PYRF.NNEES.—BULLETIN.
" The last Bulletin stated that Count Molitor, Com-
mander-in-Chief of the 2.1 Corps, had given an account
to his Royal Highness, that, in consequence of the-oc-
cupation of Malaga by Geaeral Loverdo, and of the
arrival of Lieutenant-General Bonnemains by way of
Nlotril, Riego had been obliged to throw himself into
the mountains of Alpujaras. This Revolutionary chief
had still 3,000 men with him. He resolved to make
use of diem to make an attempt on the cantonments of
General Ballasteros, and endeavour to induce his array
to mutiny. To this end, after various roundabout ways,
and mimhing day and night, he succeeded in passing
the Genii on the Bth, between Santa Fe and' Lugar.
Count Molitor immediately directed. General 'Bonne- •
mains, with five battalions and three squadrons of ca-
valry, to Alcala la Real, and had already ordered Ge-
neral Loverdo to return from Malaga, • and to send in •
all haste a part of his troops in pursuit of Riego. In
fact, General -St. Chamans, with two battalions of the •
29th of the Line, and the 20th Regiment of Chasseurs.
marched towards • Mrnitefrio; and this last regiment .
made such haste, that it arrived at that point on the
9th, and surprised the corps of Riego. The ground was
not fairourable to cavalry : Colonel 'ressies de Maronze
manceuvrsd to draw the enemy. ioto.theplain, and ere-
cuted there a very brilliant charge, which caused the
!enemy ten killed, and Many wounded. We had three
Officers, a Quartermaster; and four chisseurs wounded,
but none seriously. This affair does infinite honour ..to
the 20th. Regiment and its Colonel.
" General Ballasteros, oh his side being informed of
the movement of Riego, • had sent two of his brigades
to Carcabucy and.Lucena, and had but a few troops at
heis quarters at Priego, when Riego appeared there on •
the 10th. He, however, advanced to nee t acid,
mingled with his sharp-shooters, ordered the firing to
begin, which killed an Aide-,•d• Camp and several sol-
diers of Riego. But the troops of the latter threw up
their :chokes (caps) in the air, and joined those of Ge-
neral Ballasteros, who then th uffit. that tl el .t et wished
Ito unite with them. Itiego took advantage of this con-
fusion and his error, to deceive General Ballasteros; but
seeing that he would-not second his guity crojee s, and
that on the contrary he was resolved to fight rather than
violate his engagements, he caused him to be arrested,
with his whole Staff, and left nothing untried to seduce
his troops; they resisted, and the brigades stationed at
Carcabucy and Lucena, having learned what was passing
sit Priego, and the fate of their General, marched to his
deliverance. Riego having thus totally failed in his en-
terprise, • and fearing to be overtaken by the troops that
General Molitor had sent in pursuit of him, haszily re-
treated upen-Alcandete and Martos. Not one Officer,
not • a single soldier of General BaHasteros, followed •
aiego ;•on the contrary, asprittt large number of his
men, among them two entire squadrons, theta of Nu-
mantia and Spain, had joined the army of that General
on the lith. •
" During this time the measures ordered by his Royal
Highness, to be prepared for every event, were carried
into execution. Lieutenant-General raissac Loon:,
who was 'at Cordova, collected his troope,did idemiced
to Andiijar; and Lieutenant-General Vane arrived at •
Scija with his division. Oa she other band, likulenast. •
General Bonnemains clot* followed- that etseits/, and
it length **nook him eft the 19th itesiaen.
who'bccup;ed that town, issd salts;leryit ceenibsiablastt
irfileavbered ID defend hslitlitdE ikon. Iles u' •
Mains had Only half of his ttoerawidi Mm pliewmpiiole •
caused an attack to be misdeed eiLpeinutsi in-n few
instants the town Wei ineutliestiri
. .