Star.
London, England, 1827-02-10 00:00:00

WAR OFFICE.

Lieutenant General the Marquis d'Angejs, writes from Villa
Real on the lath :

I hasten to inform your Excellency, that General
Mello having effected the movement which I had or•
dered him, entered Chaves to day, after having repulsed
the rebels, who, to the number of four hundred, as well
veterans as cavalry of the 9th Regiment, and disbanded
soldiers, made a considerable resistance. _

They at length abandoned the field of battle, with
several killed and wounded, to retreat towards Lomba
and St. Vincent. General Mello is pursuing them, and
has already taken some prisoners. As soon as I receive
a more detailed account, I shall have the honour to
send it to your Excellency, to be presented to the Prin-
cess Regent.
Brigadier General Joao de Silveira writes from
Guarda, on the 17th, that be entered that town the day
before, and that he expects there the orders of the Count
de Villa Flor.

There has been no sitting in the Chamber of Peers for
these three days. The Chamber of Deputies were en-
gaged yesterday in revising some Articles of its standing
orders, and with a Pioject of LAW on a new mode of
Election.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs has acknowledged
the receipt 'nf the act by which the Chamber votes
thanks to the King of England. This act will be trans-
mitted to the Marquis de Palmella, the Minister of Por•
tugal at the English Court, that he may have the
honour of presenting it to his Britannic Majesty.
The King has just ordered a separate list to be made
of all the Officers, either absent on unlimited furlough,

• We defended legitimacy in 1822 and 1823, against the Corte.,
and, in 1888 and 1027, we have deluded it against real leaguers.
Whether people borrow A. meek of Royalism, or of liberty, they
are iinally factious if they attack principles.—NMe /the Do&

or retired, who werein the Royalist Volunteers, and that
these Officio are to be paid as regnlaily as possible by

the local authorities.
News from the Hirrannah, of the 24th OR ?;ovembet
has been received. ..The Colony enjoyed• the greatest
tranquillity. The Guerrero. ship of the line. respecting
which some apprehensions were entertained, arrived
there on the 6th. All necessary measures were taken
to repair the disasters caused by the hurricane of, Sept.
The accounts fiom Mexico say, that a change in the
present form of Government may be looked for, because
it has too man, adversaries among the partisans of a
more central Government. As for the Revolution in,
the Terra Finn!", directed by Pan, though it seems to
tend only to overthrow the present Gower einem, the true
object of it is to give the people of colour the prepon-
derance over the whites.
MADCD, Yea. t.
Several persons have been executed at Velez Ma-
laga, who were arrested in consequence olc the revolu-
tionary movements which broke out some weeks ago
in the neighbouring villages.
All the roads are so infested by robbers, that we do
not remember any thing like it since the Civil War.
An Austrian Courier.hps been stopped, half a league
from the Capital.
At Alicant sadValenels, the Police have made some domiciliary
visits.

The Sur Intendant General of the Police published,
on the 29th of last month, an Ordinance against the
seditious and calumnious writings which is attempted
Ito be circulated in Spain.*
• It seems that this severe Ordinance has a reference to the
pamphlet published in England, and of Which the Rreilifbna already
spoken, in which the Liberals, taking the mask of Royalism, an-
nounce the idea of raising the Infant Dan Carlos to the throat.—
Xi* eats Male.