Star.
London, England, 1827-02-05 00:00:00

PRIVATE CORRISPONDRECE.

The troops of the Margnis de Chaves having re-
entered Spain, the Count de Villa Flor has signified to
the Spanish Governor that he was authorized to re-
ceive arms.

Oiie of the regiments from Gibraltar (1,000
,men)
has landed. _ __ ___

The Count de Villa Real is going to Paris. Sir W.
A'Conrt is named Grand Cross of the Tower and Sword.
The Regent has given a cross worth 120.000 francs.

• A person belonging to the administration was robbed of his
own money, which probably caused the report.
$ The Journal des Debass confounds two very different periods,
1814 and 1815. lii. de Yiilele evidently spoke only of 1814, and
thatis what be said in the Chamber on the interpellation of M.
Dupont (de rEure).—Notes of the Deik.

Admiral Ftzuttro is to sail to the West Indies in his
Majesty's ship the BARMAN.
Both Houses of Parliament re assemble on Thursday
next. The great question of the Corn Laws, our Readers 'are
already apprised, will be postponed from Monday the 12th, to Mon-
day the 19th instant.
The Duke of DIVONSHIRIII return to town in the
middle of the week, for the purpose of giving a few splendid din-
ners, previously to his departure for Paris, where the Noble Duke
1 going to visit his sister, Lady Guirvit.xe. and there his Grace
will remain uatil Easter ; after which the usual annual fetes will be
given at Chiswick and at Devonshire House.
This morning, the mot tal remains of Barony: MAC
DevAr.v, relict of the late Chief Baron the Right Honourable Sir
Augustus Macnostaxn, having survived her partner only ten
months, were removed from the house in Duke-street, Westminster,
for interment in the family vault of Kendsigton Church ; the
mournful cavalcade was plain—besides the hearse, two mourning
coaches and family carriage. The procession closed with the
equipages of his Grace the Archbishop of You, the Marquis of
Se , and the Earl of Il►atwwar.
BILNLIW, JANUARY 24.—His MAJISTY'S recovery
proceeds in the mast faveurabl. manner : but it Is said to be ►is
Maseeev's wish to keep the foot bound up for a fortnight longer
than the physicians at first thought necessary, in order that the cure
may be more certain. We hear that the Kau ',Riga to Toplitz as
s arty as the beginning of May.
The following disastrous account from Batavia, under
d.tte of the 9th of October, was received on Saturday :
About the Ist of October a battle took place between the
Dutch forces, commanded by General Vex Gawp, (who is se-
cond in command, and next to general De Knox, who is
Governor and Commander-in-Chief), and the insurgents, corn-

minded by Daum Naomi.), in person; and we lament to add,
that the Dutch forces were totally annihilated, and the Ge-
neral only saved his life by hiding himself. lie retioned to
Saroaraog without a single follower. The battle was fought
berweeri Solo and Samarang ; the greatest consternation prevailed
et the Litter place. Whin the account came away, every tandem
was making for the removal of property. Palamhang, on the coast
of Sumatra, which caused the Dutch so much blood ad treasure, is
again in the hands of the Nadves. The Dutch bad withdrawn a
great part of their forces from tne Celebes; and the Quers st
limit, inking advantage of elm circumstance, had taken the geld
with 'teat form, and it was feared the I)utch would lit expelled
that Island. -