Star.
London, England, 1817-04-25 00:00:00

ANOTHER CONSPIRACY IN SPAIN.

Letters by the Cadiz Mail, and accounts via Piris,
inform us of another effort to restore to Spain those
privileges which the Cones claimed from FERDINAND
when, by the persevering courage of the Spanish
People, aided by the valour of Di itish troops, they
had succeeded in repelling the Usurper of the Spanish
Throne. Every thing was ready for a revulutionary
insurrection, %hid' was to have broken out on the
4th of this month ; but, by some means or other. the
Government got intelligence of the plot, and once
more, as with the plan of Pouts', they have succeeded
'in warding off the blows
" MADRID, APRIL P.

'4 In Barcelona a Revolution was prepared, and
ready to break out on Good Friday, the 4th instant,
at the head of which were to have been the illustri-1
ous and patriotic Generals, Lacy and MILLAWO, well
known in the Peninsular War against the French.
This Revolution was organized and combined for the
express purpose of re-establishing the Cotstes and
Constitution, and the Proclamations for the effect
were couched in the same terms as those of PORLIER
in Galicia. The first acts were to have been the
seizure of all the Constituted Authorities, as well as
of the strong fortresses of Figueras and Monjui, in
order to make the city of Barcelona the point of
union for all the troops which were to assemble and
co-operate in the enterprise. The plan was, how-
ever, discovered before it was carried into effect, and
in consequence of this unfortunate event, eighteen
officers of rank, and a great number of persons of
distinction have been arrested.
a The Proclamations which have fallen into the
hands of Government, together with other papers re-
lating to the project, concluded with the following
exclamation: Long live the Spanish Nation. the
Constitution, the King. and Generals Lacy and Mil-
len !' The latter fortunately escaped, but it is not
known where they afe. In other parts of the king.
dom numerous arrests are daily made on this account.
The prisons and castles will no longer suffice. In,
Malaga twelve persons of distinction were lately ar-
rested. At Santiago, in Galicia, several Officers of
the Garrison, one Chaplain, seven Serjeants. and
many others, were also thrown into prison, all impli-
bsted in another Revolution that was to have broken
cut there, and to prevent which largebodies of troops
were sent to Galicia."

" PARIS, APRIL 22.

" By a Courier straorclinary, we have received
intelligence from Catalonia, of date the 12th inst.—
We learn that General Lacy, and seventeen other
Officers,. concerted with bim in a plot, the object of
which was, as it appears, to seizu upon Barcelona,
have bean arrested. The conspirators, after having
seduced the Officers of ..two companies of the egi-
meat of Tarragona, presented themselves at ,Re oil
the gates of the City opposite the Palace of the. Cap•
I tain-General. and endeavoured to gain the chief of
the post, who, faithful to his_ duty, made the princi-
pal emissary be arrested, oa whom were found pin.
Jamations signed Lacy, by which the people were
'excited to revolt. The tranquillity of the country
nas nut been disturbed for an instant ; all the troops
nave done their chub and tbe.,people avrmapiicitcd
digit inJignation against use Inikfttati: