Star.
London, England, 1817-10-20 00:00:00

HUNCH PAPERS.

!Aids, QC I OUR IL •
The Zing presided yesterday at a Council of
ifomis, which sat hoot one o'clock till eve.
It appears lry letters from Bayonne of the fith
*ant that the movements of the. Spanish troops to-
wads the frontiers of Portugal have excited the a-
viation of the Junta at Libbon, who, it is understood,
bate issued orders to several regiments to march to.
wards that pat of the frontiers near which the Spa«
Wards are stationed. •
• The Baron de Frintont, the Commander in Chief.
of the Austrian Corps d'Arosee-astationed in Alewife
has proceeded to Catnbray, tbellead-quarters of 44
Army of Occupation. be absent about a
fortnight. Lieutenant-General the Baron-Marshal
commands ad interim, and has proceeded for that pur-
pose to Colmar.
The Prince Royal of Bavaria left Wurtzburg on
the 7th iastaut, to proceed by the way of Munich to
Italy.

ALGIERS, SEPTEMBER le.
For more than a month past, a fermentation has
been temarked to prevail among the militia. Ra-
i:tours of an alarming nature with respect to the per.'
eon of Omar Pacha were circulated. Complete trait-
- quillity, however, seemed by intervals to succeed to.
•• transitory disorders; and Omar Pacha, though told
• ghat a plot was hatching against him, refused to ere-
At the information.
""Oa the 4 of the month, early in the morning,
" IMO Turkish soldiers matched tunsuituouslir towards
She Palace of the Regency. The Dey was there,
• surrounded by. all his-Ministers. except the Grand
Yekilargi, who was at his post in the Marine De-
terment. The Dey immediately put his gnarls
'fender arms, and sent 'an order to the Vekilargi tons
• seeable some troops and come to his assistance. -rm.
•order arrived when there was not time to execute it
The palate geard of sixty men was too weak to re-
slit the insurgents, who accordingly passed the first
gates without any difficqky. In vain' did the Mi•
sisters end'a great number of their own officers pre-
• Mkt themselves, to ask what were -the matters of
which they hail to complain ? and to promise then
sidisfactios. 'their answer was, that .hey would not
have Omar Pacha for theirchief. The Dey ordered
• that they should •be allowed to enter. Upon which
the most furious among thren dished into the interior
" of the Palsee, not withorn Mustn't an aniboseadeo-:-'
Oman ttarquilly swatted theitosrproach, in thehttPe,
that he *intuit, be able to appease them. They re-
futed, however, to listen to him. The Prince at last
drew his sabre, and endeavoured to defend himself,
but, overpowered by numbers, he was dragged out
• of his Palace into the Courtyard, where the mutineers
strangled him.
At the_ same time. other Turkish soldiers spread
themselves through the town in great number:: they
proclaimed Alt-Hodja Dey, and carried him to the
r alace of the Regency in triumph, which he entered
. a few moments after the death of t•is predecessor.
, • AUGSBURGH, OCTOBER 7. '
Letters from Italy mention the arrival of an. En-
g ship at Leghorn, the Captain of which stated,
he had met the Portuguese. sqoastron, bound (or Rio
Janeiro, with the Princess Royal of Brazil on boards
at some distance beyond the Straits of Giiialtar.
OCTOBER S. •
The intelligence respecting the prohibition of the
• importetion of foreign manufactures into the Loa.
• bardo-Venetian Kingdom, the Tyrol, and the Voral.
berg, has pr duced a great sensation here. If it fa.
=vents the commerce and manufactures of Austria, it
is certainly prejndicial to the neighbouring countries.
••. • KONIGSBERG, SEPTEMBER SO.
:• It•is confirmed that the Emperor of Russia will
proceed from Mohdow to Tulezyn, the head-quarters
• Of General Iknningsen, where the Grand Duke Con-
' :elOntine is also expected.
• his understood, that according to a new arrange-
- went. several of the foreign Ministers at Petersburgh
,will. follow the Court to• Moscow, and pees the
winter there.. -
• . ,Coptradietory repasts are in circulation respecting
**Approaching war between Russia and the Porte.
- Letters from Russia state, that there is reason to be.
Breve the differences betwrien Abode .two Potvera will
,be amicably pranged. .t :...itiw 0,,
'-- BERTIN, Obitittiti. .w
The peOple of different ettrftfieS ar present usattti " .
lasi . ..,1!:.
a, Samson 1114
feat mange disposition to find fault with their Mt- " General O'Donnell bad assembled In Audited& a cusps af
'lees. The milder and more moderate the Govern- organized creeps. at the bead of which be was to bare embeebil
'lament. the more subjects seem to rt.qiiiee of it. Din- about the and of October, to proceed to South Asides. A sew
contented persons are not rate here. Our citizens cry emeliee„„t has changed the dadootiou of lbw foram,
aid It has
WO iipaenst the quartering of troops upon them on ~,„„bwi to the kinders a/ fetroteoduw, without the rod ow
,weehtton of the great annual reviews. But this insti- rive or this detenninaden bane yet known. Oa the ether Adel
'mitten 'dates 'froth tl.e reign of . Frederick 11. and the the poiluviee, hew ant toms troops tonna aid its
osighhaw..l
iliMitial riecasioted by it is' moreover alleviated by hood. maraud perodord, who commands In
cheat to p0w.....,,
tleobde'nthitf granted by the Government, which bat wm one ahh Alawdo.comp th muiridi tioduhas
whh"rha
lillioirertle . the citizens four groschtni per day (about slew or
demean eopiowdoor upon the whim. Two haw.
gilfeeftwe EAeish) for the lodging of each. soldier.— how of wow, hmo„od of „who sure, hues oho wind
irlietilldlsell- Celled out to be reviewed is pot free in the itishileaa of Leon, whither It h nadintlead several other
ban hrsatrordination ; bpd there are disputes between
. 4 carps will likewise snatch. Mae *Transmute sive rise to a
...Weed deritrany
.t.f the tine, which may be attended &maim...tweet roujortwoo,"idfliow
alone as
an
maist.....
ADM- thhtliftirouicsoasequencee. The most firefeene operellity prevails at Plum lo allabaslas
The officers of the line see no safety fee the. State
Navarre, Arreseuesad.rfusay."
akar in it &Intermit,. weThettereised; tvell.dticinlined,
well.informed army. The others, on the con.
• ;wank! have no army at 111 ;it 4s their practice
left
d the State, in ease of need, aishey have already We were beforeliderowed of the mart& of ialasit•
• •
from• ,
derable body of Speolth troops to Extremadura
embark
rit
SboaudthloAngmeritbeena..staotinooldi:eiets.a
1..- char she' peopß sect none but themselves to
vAiewndaltonsiesna,
•:;.... No het..ter understandintsunfbrists between the sloe tbe Court of Madrid 'it assign
.. ~•. thou proper to '
and, eintitary officers. Oppesition—tor
here datts theta not now ISlet an Opposhion—in a reason fm this Ill°SeMeOf of troops, and mentioned
',bids the onforturiatelyhave many Hunts and C. the exhadsted state'Of Andalusia with respect to pro-
bettir dope pet, fail to into iere in all these quarrels visions. This abandoneneat of the intention to send
fee the PO4'lo°o4 widening an breach. But the hope these troops to America accounts suMciently forilheie"
4 the toed Win the wisdom pf 'the Prince •g who •o-
. , removal ; but why to the Portuguese frontier ?If Pro.
villtSius, *rata the ability of his Connate. Apia lOW
Am Gssetsisint triumphs, sad still ever triumph
was the object, WiSy not to Castile, where the
.410ese titeverternies of the public tranquillity. . corn is so abundant that the people have been. peti-
---.!-..-.....r.„ . i ,tioArog the Govern:matt for permission to transport
G. Cnotuoliv tt_etuntrugletwis Proud In Pirgir
_fi, &simples ?--Is it not possiblelhatlipaik without
111.11/ theditcrily .°`l4lll'lllU th:eresent 4.usr istilha meaning to exclude fattheffillegbeiatkolie may'
Of; the niaP__Pr2_h_t'clir wli ilutikkei .: Ps •1.- VI ..::711'
is-refor • Ile earnemya*inTettds to the a fame eeeelved to seise some front* piens el beat•
q.
itof the Plartie the num
_ertmsordvantages wb gat and hold them as securitr° lop,,kwyesion' Os or,
venegena Oil .tae
Who purchaie in this Lot: Monte Video ? But we have net tet salfisient demon
idpir; which contains no lOU &MI Ssx
. Prises ofl9t which build
to any thing like a ratissarcontecture as
,$)" I—Tickets and Shares are on Sale at the
. e py.Otlees, 7, CORSO/LI, and 96, °Zircon-
to the truth of the intelligence' before u 4 or as 1111 Its
ameimal_ while the Last 40,000 WAS mid. The Pan,. nimble result if tree. The fosse 4, tile. pose of
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Reports are in circulation of the actual invasion of
Portugal by a body of Spanish troops. The packet
which arrived from Lisbon had, it appeared, been
suddenly ordered to sail 24 hours sooner than the ro-
gular period, and amongst the causes auigned for this
step at Lisbon was the advance of a Spanish army
into Portugal. We subjoin extracts of several letters
from Lisbon, which it will be seen are upon this point ,
contradictory, nor is it possible to ascertain the truth'
until farther intelligence arrives:

Lissom, 00TOSEll S.

a The packet orighsally appointed to take the Mad on Pithy
night, usespeetedly, a few hours dace, announced her Intention
of having it closed tonight. Without vouching fee its authenti-
city, wk have to menden that some post letterselyestaday spoke
of an irraptiou, or rather story, of the Spaniards into Poettqpl at
two different points of out.. frontiers: as we have had maay re-
poets of a similar satire during the sail timothy muck atten-
dou was DOe paid to.k, until the eatraordinary masers of sending
Webs psfket so dowdy after her arrival. and 14 boors newer
was first appointed for her sailing, sawed k to belpepposed
as &tided un iu coosequeeme of the sootesseeitssof the Spapdards.
Mow far this may be the ease we canape lake spew . ourselves to
say. Al that we (odd find out with seetainty Is, that the picket
is thus hurried off, in consequence of Do! M. P. Forjaes request
to our Envoy here, Mr. Ward. Bet whether (as many wiN have,
k). In cousequence of the Spaniard* having actually entered Por-
tugal with an hostile intent, on the arrival of a vessel dui' a very
short passage, from Rio (the dispatches by which received for
linglaqd, Des Migeel may with to send fotward as quick as pos-
sible), we -will not nor cants determine t though we ai intillied,
from many reasons, to think the latter is the WWI probable; and
dot the origin of the reports relative to the Spaniards rests in the
string measures which the latter observe in preventing the It:tro-
d:talon of contraband tools into their kingdom from the Ponta.
geese frontier. It is *Seek t 6 suppose that the Spaniards would
undertake a war at this moments and a war would inevitably be
the consequeoes of their caddie:wing to take possession of Per-
legal, though it should be sanctioned by Treaty, which, notwith-
standing the various reports that have been spread on the subject,
k hardly appears possible. Depressed as the natives are, and de.
sedalleJ with the absence of the Royal Family, they do not neva
imilmed to put up with any Government that would be forced
upon them."

" Linos, Ocrosta S.

" Titla packet goo elf exprees ; the came is anknowo to as.
Bonme say it is believed a Spanish force is approaching &frontiers
Otitis hingdoin ; it is net certain. Others think It Fogy ba toad.
else dot death of iloaftea Mamba of the Regeocy. Tha.heren
Wadi& also died yesterday:"

ANOTHER LETTER.

" I trait I dal not mislead yea when I tell low that the Spa-
niards have invaded vs In dune Addams, and are rapidly advan-
cing. They have with Dome policy waked until oar weeps hive
beta reduced Is staasbers, and our people out of hassoar. The
Regency, we horn, is In a hawk; bat the pHs, of coarse, are
Ignorant of What Is going ea.

.0 That the dam &shims of the Spaakids mat of 11,00,
mu sack sad that Mao of the troops woreputhittg oa for Eine
'this subjeit we find the fellowiffitketter ip Sae
,n 0,40 French burnish