Star.
London, England, 1820-02-10 00:00:00

FROM THE JOURNAL DES DEBATS.

The official accounts from Nlacirid come down to
the 27th ; those from Cadiz, to the 2ld, There is
nothing new.., Troops are assembling under-
the or-
ders of General Freyre, to attack the rebels. It is
wished to spare the effusion of blood. This is the
only cause of delay in taking hostile measures.
Cadiz continues to be faithful to the King, and the
inhabitants glory in their fidelity. Such-is the truth ;
alI that the Liberal Papers contain within these two
days is false.

PROM THE JOURNAL DS PARIS.

- EXTRACTS PROM MATIUD LETTERS, OT TIM 27Th JANUARY.

•
General Freyre was still at Seville on the 22d, but
troops were marching from all sides to join him. The
regiment of the Prince had left Ronda on the 20thi;
400 men of the battalion of ZamOra were also to set
out on the '2'2d, and they were to be followed, on the
24th by four companies of Militia. General Freyre
has already under his orders from 12 to 13,000 men,
whom he has divided into four brigades, one of
which is composed of Provincial militia. He was
preparing to march immediately against the Insur-
gents entrenched in the Isle of Leon. The latter are
still in the same position. They had tried to seize
on Fort St. Sebastian, but in consequence of advices
received in time, that fort had been put in a state of
defence, and is now beyond the reach of any enterprise.

A detachment of the batalion of Soria, headed
by two Officers, and which made part of the garrison
taken prisoners at Caracca, had quitted the post con-
fided to [hem by the revolters. This incident had
produced a lively sensation at Cadiz, where the
troops w ere received with cries of " Long live the
King !" and amid the acclamations of the people.
An agent of the revolters has been seized at
Cadiz, with revolutionary writings, and a pretty con-
siderable sum of money. •
The public tranquillity has been in no part disturbed.
FROM TIM GAZETTE DR FRANCK.

The Madrid Gazette of the 27th ultimo, is as silent
as ever on the affairs of the Isle of Leon, and its
environs. Things are in slatu quo. The two armies
are in sight of each other, and the hour of battle
seems to be near. The cavalry of General Freyre
occupy Xerez de la Frontera, and Port St. Marie.
Bzigadier Ramirez is in the latter town, with four
regiments. General Ferraz is at Xeres.

The correspondence with Cadiz does not experience
any interruption ; we have the Cadiz Journals of the
21st January. General Elio has arrived Irom Va.
lencia at Madrid, where he still was on the 24th :
his presence not being necessary in Andalusia, he
will return to Valencia.

Letters from Bayonne, of the Ist February, confirm
these news. They add, that General Freyre advanced
very slowly, it being his desire to bring back the In-
surgents to their duty, without having recourse to
force. The desertion from the Insurrectional Army
is affirmed to be very considerable; whit is certain
is, that they have retired, and concentrated themselves
within the Isle of Leon, and that their number dimi-
nishes daily.
The Insurgents had placarded the villages in the
environs of Cadiz, with incendiary addresses, which
the inhabitants tore down with cries of Viva el Re!
They had exacted contributions in those villages,
and this step had turned all the inhabitants against
diem.