Star.
London, England, 1821-10-04 00:00:00

The whole number of deaths in the Lazaretto,
the house of the Vice-Queen of Peru, and the Bane-
lonetta, are-7th, 21; Bth, 14 ; 9th, 14 ; 10th, 11 ;
total 60. There are now 78 sick remaining.

The Paris Papers of Monday arrived this forenoon.'
They furnish us with considerable additions to our
Spanish intelligence. Their accounts are from Madrid
of the 17th, 18th, 19th, and 20th Sept. On the 18th
General Morillo resumed the military command of
the Capital, and of the Province of Castille. On the
18th the Political Chief published an Ordinance pro-
hibiting all kinds of public meetings, the object of
which should be contrary to the laws of Police. This
measure was produced by a plan which was known
to exist, of carrying the portrait of Riego through
the streets. The Ordinance also declares, that the
Club at the Fontana d'Or shall be suspended for the
present. Just when the Ordinance was published,
with a great display of public force, a group of per-
sons, 20 or SO in number, appeared towards night-
fall at the Sun Gate with the portrait of Riege.—
They passed before the troops at the Sun Gate, but
as they contented themselves with making a great
noise, the Officers did not think fit to disperse them
emboldened by this forbearance, they proceeded to
the Municipality, where the Political Chief; the Com-
mandant, and some General Officers were assembled.
When the Political Chief saw this procession, which
had increased, arrive before the Hotel of the Munici-
' pality, he attempted to persuade them to separate.
The Commandant placed himself at the head of the

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battalion of National Militia, on duty at the Muni-

cipality, and cleared the square with the bayonet. It
is not certain whether any persons were wounded;
but it is certain that none were killed. The Political
Chief himself charged the factious sword in band,
and seized the portrait of Diego. Some Alguazils
mixed, by order of the Authorities, among the at-
tendants of the portrait, and watched the most sedi-
tious, several of whom have been arrested. This
measure has confounded the Clubbisu ; and this first
act of rigour on the part of the Authorities, to which
they are not accustomed, has had a wonderful effect
on that collection of wretches, who every moment

disturb the peace of the Capital, and in the sequel
that of the Provinces.

Letters from Seville say, that Major-General Gri-
mares (almost 80 years of age), having been con-
demned to ten years confinement in a presidio, for a
conspiracy against the Constitution, the Sovereign
People, displeased at this sentence, went to the pri-
son and tore to pieces this unhappy old man, who
had retired from the service about 20 years.

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Lettas from Catalonia say, that Riego has been
arrested at Lerida by order of the Government.

We• have received from the City the following par-
ticulars respecting the reported removal of the block-
ade of Callao; but we think it right to state, that
they are accompanied with no authority for their
authenticity :

“ The Viceroy permitted the various merchant-
vessels at Callao to arm themselves, and to take on
board volunteers, for the purpose of bringing the
blockading squadron into action; in consequence of
which, they compelled the division left by Lord
Cochrane, who was off Truscillo, to abandon the
blockade, when the port of Callao was declared opeq.”

A Mail from Holland has brought us, this fore-
noon, Papers to the 29th ult.
Accounts from St. Petersburgh of 9th September,
state that the Emperor was still in that capital, but
that there was a report that he would set out for the
southern provinces about the 20th. The exchange of
couriers with Constantinople was frequent, but it was
still hoped that peace would be maintained.
Prince Ypsilanti continued at Montgatz on the 4th
September, and the accounts lately given of his re-
lease, and consequently of his departure for the Pelo-
ponnesus, are not confirmed.
Accounts from Batavia, 21st May, are more
favourable respecting the health of the Europeans.—
The number of victims was less, by three-fourths
than than before.