Star.
London, England, 1823-08-16 00:00:00

EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER.

" I hasten to confirm the report of the submission
oN Manso. He has surrendered to Marshal the
Duke de Coraegliano, with a squadron of 150 men.
Tarragona has not yet surrendered, as was rumoured,
but everything announces that it will soon be in our
power. General Dosnadieu is at Gerona._ He re-

signs his command to
la Roche-Aymon."

Count de

CASTRO DR URDIALLES, JULY 28.
A whole company of the Regiment of Seville,
with its Captain, Lieutenant, and Sub• Lieutenant,
have deserted, with arms and baggage, from the forts
of Santona. They were received by the French troops
with cries of Five le Roil These brave grenadiers
demanded to be employed in the blockade. In con-
sequence they occupy, with the third company of
the 17th line, one of the points which surround the
place.
TAKING OP CALM —A Report from Baron D'Eroles
to Marshal Moncey, dated Calaf, July 25, details
the particulars of the attack on that place, and the
expulsion of the Constitutionalists. The action was
most sanguinary. The whole of the right column of
the Constitutionalists is said to have been cut to

pieces. More than 200 prisoners were tabs, among
whom were 22 officers.
MANZANAR2S, AUGUST L

This day his Royal Highness the Prince Genera
simo made his entry into Manzanares, at eight
o'clock in the morning. Monseigneur was com-
plimented by the Spanish authorities. The houses
of the town were decorated with garlands, and the
French and Spanish flags. The august voyager was
received with the most lively acclamations.

Although travelling in the night, the inhabitants
.r sh. villages dooogn ho passed, wafted to
salute him ; and the young damsels executed dances
attended by young Spaniards holding torches. 'The
nocturnal dances were also executed a la cam iisesst
del Rey, where the head-quarters were. Th:, mati-,
ments in the south of Spain, for their auseetliber‘
tor and the French troops, are in perfect *son.

MADRID, AUGUST 3.

This capital enjoys the most perfect tranquillity.
Merino, with 2,500 men, has quitted Estramadura
and marched on Avila. We are assured than Ilal-
lasteros has received orders from the Cones M sas-

pend hostilities, and wait the ulterior events at Cadiz?.
We have no news of the health of their les.
Our squadron often captures vessels attempting to
enter Cadiz.

•

The whole country bf Niebla recognizeribilm-
thority of the legitimate Monarch. Count Bourtivout
has sent to Seville a Proclamation, announcing to the
inhabitants of that city the approach of the Prince

PORT ST. MARTZ, JULY 25.
The English Government has declared to the Re-
volutionary Government of Cadiz, that having re-
fused to listen to the amicable propositions made to
it relative to the liberation of the King of Spain, all

communications between the two Goviinments must
be broken off. Such is the ineelEgm*e. fron, albral•
tar. It is added, that the English lukye so well sup-
ported the garrison and population of Owe, that
they have already proclaimed the King' •
• great number of gunners and bioniblndiiii that-
bad been equipped, have been taken and foriseil into
a light squadron, to act against the Isle and the
Trocadero.

The French deploy with great activity, sad we
have artillery, bombs, and other 'necessaries of war,
continually arriving from Puerto Real and Chiclana.
On the 23d the squadron commanded by Admi-
ral Hamelin captured a merchant ship, which had
left a French port, laden with provisions and other
effects, destined for Cadiz.

Several inhabitants of Cadiz, as well u some of
the troops, have arrived 'at Puerto Real,. after incur-
ring the most inconceivable risks to escape. .
Want of provisions already begins to be felt in Ca-
diz : bread is very scarce, more from a deficiency of
wood to bake it than twos the want of gain; there.
is geither oil nor meat, and a dues eggs sell for
forty reels. They have given the troops stock-fish
sad herb soup, but ao oil.
The Xing and the Royal Farah are welt and
everything appears to accelerate thiir liberation; for
it is well known that the lasi reireeetiatioas of the
English Government had considerable erect on the
Chiefs and principal agent of the RevolutiOnisti ;
they frequently assembled together : many of them

provided themselves with parports,' awl eve? ytliir,g
indicated that they were prepat ing to save damsel
which gives hopes of a speedytermination or he war.

authorities, since all should. concur for the general
ftranquillity.
OPORTO, JULY is.
Many incorrigible individuals abuse the mildness
of the present Government of the King our Sove-
reign ; some by continuing in evil associations, others
by speaking imprudently, and then making them-
selves very reprehensible in public opinion, and by
this making it necessary to accelerate measures of pre-
caution ; with these the people should be satisfied,
since others of the same kind are going to be put in
force in the Provinces ; and the people ought, there-
fore, to await the result of them, and not run into ex-
cesses, which never were laudable or allowed them.
These measures are committed to the Authorities
constituted by the orders of the King, and their exe-
cution belongs to them alone : we recommend to all
in general, peace and harmony, greatly confiding in
what we say, which is only directed to their tranquillity.
The persons removed from this city up to this day,
by the department of justice, are the following.—
(Then follows a list of eleven persons, viz. three ba-
chelors in medicine, one landowner, one printer, and
six merchants). All signed an engagement not to
controvert in any manner the legitimacy of the Go-
vernment of the King our Sovereign, not to form or
frequent any secret society, to regulate their future
conduct in such a manner as not to give the slightest
ground for suspicion, to repair to the places of abode
assigned them, and to remain there till his Majesty
shall determine as he sees good.
LISBON, JULY 25.

his Majesty has reinstated General Stockier, in the
post of Captain-General and Governor of the Azores,
anti appointed General D. Manoel de Portugal, Go-
vernor of Madeira.