Star.
London, England, 1817-07-17 00:00:00

BARCELONA, JULY 2.

It is certain that the Council of War assembled
for the trial of Lacy, of Want, and the other con-
spiratiirs, 'pronounced judgment on the 27th ultimo,
and that the sentence, like all those of a capital na-
ture, has been sen, to Madrid for the approbation of
Iris Majvsty, according to the military ordinances in-
variably observed in such cases. As the supreme
confirmation is not required, when there is either a
sentence of acquittal, or of a slight punishment, it is
natural to suppose that Lacy .and .his principal ac-
complices are condemned to death. But this con-
jecture, which is founded onthenastrie and publicity,
IA the conspiracy, cannot. Be legdilyi justified till the
pleasure of ti,e King is knciterti Ihr to •that period,
the Judges themselves must keep silence ; and even
the 'accuse, is ignorant of his fate. In waiting the
return of 113 e :ourier who carried the sentence to
Cowl, Lacy h been put on.board a vessel to-night,
ntid.transporksi. it is said, to the island of Majorca
his not kno if this is the. effect of instructions

previously tor-J.IIIWD I cAted to the Captain. General of
the province, • 4 ‘t hether, his Excellency took such a
step fr,..m a b-lief that hi duty required him to re.
move t: iifficer from a city where the remem-
brance of fits ancient services excites the interest of
some ut thy ii,hanitaiits.fhis event is not yet pub-
lished, but its cc: tainty may not the less be relied on.
MADRID, JULY I.

The aoproaching delivery of the Queen is an event
whie' n nowt, i, ith the Cr tort and the City. A dou-
ble prow Ain, exliosed t.. public view, prescribes 'the
cerewoond which is to be observed in thii circum-
stanceisin which all chances have been provided tot;
that Is to sayt the cetelnonial is differently reeutated
fur Prince, of the Asturias and an Infanta.. In the
first *caw, a mind of shay-five cannon will announce
that Hfavin grants moor prayers a male successor
liVour beloved King,
,while twelve will make known
to the ptal.c char the Queen has been delivered of a
&tighter. The belle of all the parish churchesofger
city will be set'in motion. The chief officers aids
Palace, the Cappin of the Gerdes du Corps, the Cap-
tain of de lialberdiers, the colonel, •of the Spanish
and Walloon Guards, the Ministers of State, atlepu•
tation of the Council of State, tho Cardinal Patriarch,
the Presidents of the Supreme Councils, the Deputies
• of the Kingdom, the Captainwtieneral of die Annie.,
the Deputies of the Grandees, the Pope's Nuncio,
and the Foreign Ambassaddil; *tlt be present at the
baptism. Ti Damn will hi' suirgin the Royal Chapel
• as soon es the King gives the 'ofislei.")That the ptiti,
I.c may know at the enstaniiihetheYthe Queen heti'
been delivered of a Prince or' riintess, it has been
agreed upon, that in the former alternative there will
be hoisted in an angle of the Palace a Rag with the
cpanish colours ; in the latter a white flag. If the
a vent happens in the night, the salvoes of artillery
will not take place till the dawn of day.
A letter has been received at St. Ander° from a
merchant of La Guayra, dated the 30th April last,'
which states that the situation of our affairs in that
quarter continues to improve daily. Our army oc-
cupies the whole Province of Barcelona. .The loss
of the rebels has been immense., More than a thou-
sand muskets, and a grearquantity 'of stores, have
ta'len into onr possession. General Morillo labours
without ceasing to tranquillize the country, and be-
foe the end of the year, the authority of, the Kiug
is toped, be-every where re.established.
FLORENCE. JUNE 25.
The last letters from Rome give but feeble hopes
of the recovery of his Holiness. 'The .fall which he
. had at Castel Gandolfo, has given a serious shake to
a constitution, already borne dpwn by sufferings of
every kind.
AUGSBURGH, JULY 4.
Letters Which have been-received here direct from
Leghorn, say, that it is not known when the Porto-
gorse squadron for the conveyance of . the Princess
Royal of Portugal, may arrive arthat port: No fetes
Will take place at Leghorn on the occasion, on ac-
count tif the misery which prevails among the lower
classes.
FRANKIORT; 1-ULY
*The first load'of winter barley.came in here this'
*venial!. It Was receiteetiAoiith Ouch soletrouiti:4
The waggon etas decor4kdd'with'garlands of tit4e6,
and preceded b 7 military hlttftlii and by the childien
of the schools hazing hymns. 'On the arrival of the,
procession as dwehurch of St. Catharine, it stopped,
while a Lutheran Minister delivered a suitable dis-
mays en the bounty of PROVIDENCE, at the conclu-
sion of which the people sang in chorus the Thanks-
gierifig Psalm.
I'he German* Diet has resolved to leave every
Government 10 take its own measures against emi.
gratiou. 'The •proposal to appoint a Committee to
consitier of a h: der "UV e 14411)010 on tird subject,
has bean reici.ti.d.