Star.
London, England, 1821-07-12 00:00:00

MADRID, JUNE 26.

Accounts from Cadiz, of the 16th, mention that
dispatches have been received from Lieutenant-Colo-
nel P. Viver, commanding the detachment that is in
pursuit of the insurgent Zaldivar. In the first, of
12th June, he states that he had received information
of a band of 100 smugglers near Tarifa, and had not
then been able to come up with them; but, in his
dispatch of the following day, he states that he had
proceeded with all the Local Militia of the district, and
had taken 44 beasts of burden, 15 loads of tobacco,
and 42 peasants, whom he detained as prisoners till he
received the instructions of the Political Chief of the
Province of Cadiz.

Accounts from Seville, of the 19th, give the de-
tails of the conspiracy discovered in the Province of
Andalusia.

The plan of the conspirators seems to have been
communicated to the Political Chief of Seville by a
courier sent by the Minister of the Interior, who ar-
rived at Seville oa the I,sch, for the Police was ob-

s rye I to be very active. The Judges as.ernbled,
,and the Political Chief, with some troops, went to the
hotel in the street called Ancha de la Feria, where
he arrested Don Isidore Mir, Chief of a conspiracy
supposed to be carrying on at Xeres, Cordova, and
this city, and Don Juan Dato. These two persons:
with their papers and effects, were conducted to the
Convent of St. Antony, where the Battalion of Cat".
lonia is stationed. On being examined, Datu made
a very long deposition, In which he discovered the
nature and extent of the conspiracies in the three
cities, their plans, their ramifications, and the perms
he knew to be implicated in them.

At midnight the examination of Mir was beta;
who appeared to be a chief leader of the conspiracy.
In fact, after imploring the benefit of the amnesty
offered by his Majesty for himself and his aecom,
plices in these infamous plots, refusing to confesses
any other condition, he disclosed everything relative
to the conspiracy, and the persons engaged in it. k
consequence of these depositions, many other pei.
sons have been arrested. General Don Pedro Gri-
malest, as it seems, was to place himself at the head
of the conspiracy, together with Brigadier-General
Mir, with the titles of First and Second Commanders
of the Army of the Faith. Their meetings were held
at the abode of General Grimarest, who filth.% bed
the money, but, as it seems, very sparingly, for the
necessary expenses.

Their plan was most absurd : they were to seize
the horses of the Depot of a Regiment near the town
of Borrac, to release the innocent prisoners confined
at Xeres, which respectable force was to serve as the
nucleus for that which they fancied they could as.
semble. The Insurgent, Zahliv ar, engaged to rein-
fume this great army with a body of partisans and
former companions of his at the time he commanded
a party of Guerillas in the French war. All being
done, which was to be accomplished w•ithoat money,
for they had none, they were to proclaim the Xing
absolute, to overturn the monumental stones of the
Constitution, and come to Seville to join their com-
panions there. Several persons were arrested, and
several fled, in search of whom the most active ma.
sures are adopted.

It is reported to-day (25), at Madrid that there ha
been a terrible commotion at Valencia. To prevent all
error, we think it our duty to say that we have be.
fore us a Proclamation of the Captain General of dut
province, in which he states that some malicious pa.
sons, taking advantage of the night, discharged
petard, which led some persons to believe that cas-
non had been fired from the Citadel, and that Gat.
rd Elio was going to be set at liberty. Hence a
great agitation naturally ensued, which, however,
was happily calmed by the prudence and firmnesd
the Political Chief and the other Authorities.

The latest accounts from the lonian Islands state,
that in the capital of Etolia fresh disorders had
broken out, in consequence of the murder of the Pa-
triarch. The Turks were massacred, and all the
Mosques and Synagogues burnt to the ground. At
Salonica the Turks had cut the throats of the Mirt
part of the rich merchants. All the islands of the
Archipelago, except Tina and Scyros, have displayed
the standard of the Cross, and the inter-course be-
tween Egypt and Constantinople was entirely cut of
by the armaments of the Holy League of the Greeks.

The following is ari extract of a letter from the
Agent to LLotru's at Genoa, dated June SO:
" The latest news in town from Constantinople is to the 31
instant, when that capaal was tranquil. The embargoes on A
the cargoes of grain from the Black Sea continued, which wee
paid for. The Islands of Hydra, Spezia, and Iperza, have fitted
out upwards of seventy skips, armed with from sixteen to twenty
guns each, which visit vessels in the Archipelago, and, it is sidd,
seize on Turkish property. We have just received a letter from
Palermo, dated the 14th inst. at which time an was quiet there.
It adds, that Government had, within a few days, laid on tbs
usual duty of fifteen tads on all foreign wheat."

Bermuda Papers arrived this morning to the 4th
of May. The following are extracts:

ST. GEORGE'S (BERMUDA), APRIL f. 05.

The details of the proceedings of the House of At.
sembly have not transpired, but it is rumoured that
several excellent Resolves of a Committee of the,
whole House have been framed, with a Memorial to
the King, praying his Majesty to remove his Enel.
lency from the Government of this Colony. Copies
both of the Resolves and the Memorial, we are it
formed, have been submitted to his Excellency. 'The
House adjcurned till ten o'clock on Monday next.
MAY 2.—Since our last, we understand the Rossi
of Assembly has received a Message from his Excel.
lency the Governor, marked by the usual amicablet
urbane, and conciliatory traits of temper, by which
his Excellency is so justly characterised. We Yel
hope, however, that the public business may be car'
ried peaceably on. It is expected that the proceed.
ings of the Colonial Legislature will shortly be big
before the Public.

Yesterday the Marquis of LONDONDERRY and ViP
count MELVILLE had audiences of the Kis°.

Letters from Constantinople of the 6th ult. aira'
tion, that DANEst, the banker, has been put to death
by order of the Porte, notwithstanding the pressing
instances of Count Sraooi)NorF, the Russi. a Atnio"
sador, to save him—a result which OM: have bet!
the mere painful to that Alinister, as it is unslerstiti
that the unfortunate DAtiast was sole!Y
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