Star.
London, England, 1823-06-25 00:00:00

CURACOA, APRIL. 20.

At this moment, eight o'clock in the morning, ar-
rived the Captain of an American schooner, who has
informed the Government that, in consequence of the
success of Lopez and Mendoza upon La Dacha, Mo-
rales moved with all his army towards La Guayra.
—Whilst on his march, the Army of the Republic
sallied forth to meet him, and after two victorious
actions in which the enemy lost 400 people, he was
pursued by our troops, who obliged him to retire to
Maracaibo, where it is believed he has again been at-
tacked and destroyed, unless he has capitulated, ac-
cording to the general clamours of all his army.
The vessel has been six days on her passage,. and
the Captain assured us that four days before he made
sail, the dispatch containing this information had been
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BAYONNE, JUNE 17.
At length there is an end to all the tales told of
Abisbal for some days past: he arrived here on the
15th, in the evening, but though travelling incognito,
he has been visited by all the Officers in the garrison,
and been present at a grand dinner, •given, doubtless,
in his honour, by the General who commands the
departtnent. He is going, it seems, to Paris.
Yesterday a Russian General Officer, A ide-de-Camp -
to the Emperor Alexander, arrived here on his way
.His Excellency the Spanish Ambassador paid a
to Madrid. We do not know why M. de Polignac, visit this day. to Mr. CANNING, in Downing-street.
Aide-de-Camp to the Duke of Angouleme, has arrived The Royal Yacht is victualling at Deptford. On
here express; the news he may have brought has not Friday a variety of articles, for the service of his Ma-
transpired. It seems as if the war upon our part of JESTS', were put on board. The yacht is to be at Ports-
the frontiers was going to assume the same character .mouth on Tuesday, but the KING is not expected to
on bard soon as s ene.rall y.
as in Catalonia. Corps of partisans or guerillas are
goYesterodayso a Cabineti Coguncil was heldreported at the F.).
forming in Arragon and Navarre, and the three Bis-
reign Office, which was attended by—
cayan provinces. A pretty considerable one has sud- The Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Liverpool, the Chancellor
of the Exchequer, Mr. Secretary Peel, Mr. Secretary Canning,
denly appeared at Balmacida, which, by its position, the Duke of Wellington, Viscount Melville, Lord Bexley, Mr.
threatens all the convoys going to Madrid. Wynn, &c. The Cabinet continued in deliberation tilt a little
before three o'clock.
We have learned at the same time the return of the Parliament is expected to be prorogued on the I Bth,
Constitutional troops, under Campanilla, to St. An- or, at farthest, on the 25th of July.
dero, and yesterday it was affirmed that the Pastor, Yesterday, the Duke of YORK held a Levee, as Com-
mander-in-Chief, at his Office in the Horse Guards,
after raising the blockade of Santona, had retaken
Bilboa, where he had found immense magazines. If which was attended by—
The Earl of Wiltshire, Lord Rossiya; Lord Edward Seiner-
there is any truth in this news, we shall, doubtless, set, General Gascoyne, General Sir James Lyon, Sir C. Rowley,
have official information of it this morning. The and between twenty and thirty other Military Officers. . ...
Yesterday, Field-Marshal Lord Baustsporto gave a
Patriots, on their return to the places that have been sumptuous dinner at his house in Wimpole-street, to
occupied, belave very well; they are severe only to the
Duke of WELLINGTON, Lord LYNEDOCH, Lord
those who have accepted offices, and who, by the De- Jouw BERESFORD, Lord GEORGE BEREswortn, and a
tree of the Cortes, incurred the penalty of death. large party of distinguished Military Officers.
Letters received by the Brazil Packet, contain an
A new Bulletin (the Twelfth) announces the en-
account of an attempt to create a counter-revolution
trance of General 13ourmont into Merida. There in Buenos Ayres, madeby Signor GREOORIO TAOLK,
would be nothing extraordinary in this (say the friends which was defeated. TAMA escaped, and a reward
of the cause of the Cortes), since it seems that the of 2000 dollars was offered for his head.
Lord Cocrittßwa is to have full controul over the
Constitutionalists, though in force in Andalusia and
Naval department of the Brazils : he will have under
Estiemadura, continue to follow their plan of letting
him about 800 British sailors), who had arrived in
the French advance as far as they please, in order, some vessels from Liverpool. '
to disperse them and beat them afterwards at their - Stamford Races commenced yesterday : The only
case, when the time to attack them shall come: mean stake run-for was-the Town Plate of £5O. which was
time the King and the Government are gone . 'won at thtee heat;"by Mr. PLATtes br. c. Ultima,
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Cadiz, which should seem likely to give a mato the beating titOlithers..
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