Star.
London, England, 1816-02-23 00:00:00

MADRID, FEBRUARY 4.

All the preparations which v.-c observe in the Ca
pita leave no duubt as to the spacay arrival of a
Princess, who is to reign over us.
The Duke del Patque is preparing to set nut fcr
Paris. It is thought that .is I:xcellency will so::o
proceed to his destination.
A report is circulated here that the EtNinister
Ballejo, condemned to ten years imprisonment for
abusing the King's confidence and makinse
nious reports, has dentinied to be tried by a tribunal,
at which he shall be permitted to defend himself ;
and that the King, faithful to the isrincipl,3 which
he has just proclaimeJ, has not rejected the demand.
This cause will doubtless excite a lively interest, oi
at least a great curiosity, considering the quality to
the accused, and that of the personages who must
infallibly be interested in it.
_

The letters which we receive from the interior of
the Peninsula speak much of different bands of rob-
bers who infest Andalusia, Navarre, and Galicia.
The disaffected give them the tide of Partidar, (Par.
titans) an appellation which has become honourable
in consequence of the services which the latter have
rendered during the occupatirm of our territory by
the French armies. But the Government, tho-
roughly acquainted with the causes which gave rise
to this vagabond system, and of the absence of alt
kind of principle and union among the obscure chiefs
of these unfortunate men, continues to despise them,
and disdains to employ a natary torte against them,
which could only have the effect of conferring im.
portance upon them. The local authorities wail be
sufficient to repress those transient and alm )st inevi-1
table disorders in the state in which our political dis-
orders have left Spain.

It is confidently stated that a n w military expe-
dition be sent to South America. General Count
O'lllsnai. will command it. Some regiments have
been collected in Andalusia for embarkation.

BRUSSELS, FEBRUARY 14.
M. Merlin, of Donny, stt out on the 11th instant.
for the United States.

.Among the arrivals here from France are Messrs
Severnin, Deputy from the Lower Alps to the Con-
vention, and since Member of the Council of Five•
Hundred; Alquier, King's Advocate under Lori►
XVI. Deputy to the Convention, Ambassador from
Bonaparte to Madrid, Naples, Stockholm, and Co
penhagen ; Leyris, Deputy to the Convention, after-
wards Member of the Council of Five Hundred ;
Ninth Engineer of the Marine at Rochefort, Deputy
from the Lower Charente to the Convention, Cum
missary at London for the exchange of prisoners ;
Nioche, Advocate of Loches, Deputy from the
Indre and Loire to the Cnnventioa ; Ramel, Deputy
to the Convention and Minister of Finance under the
Directory ; Maragon, Deputy from the Aude to the
Convention, and Receiver-General of the Depart-
ment of the High Garonne; Lameterie and Fouennt
Longchamp. All these abandoned wretches voted
for the death of their benignant and merciful sove•
reign, Louis XVI. •

General Sir BENJAMIN BLOOMFIELD arrived in
London, from Brighton, on Wednesday night abou:
ten o'clock, and immediately after proceeded to Lord
CASTLEREAGH'S house, with a communkc.ttion trop
the PIINCIt REGENT to the Prince of SAXE Ci.noutto
Yesterday Sir BENJAMIN BLOOMFIELD left town tot
Brighton about two o'clock.—Yesterday the Princt
received visits at the Clarendon Hotel, from Baron
TRIP, and a number of distinguished characters ;
his Royal Highness having previously sent off a com-
munication to the Duchess of Yoxic, at Oatlands.—
He afterwards went to visit the Archdukes JOHN auo
Lewis, in Stratford-place. • In the evening the Print..
dined with Lord Cris-mate/sou, where there was a
select party to meet him. His Royal Highness left
London this morning for Brighton, on a visit to the
Paws KzautT.

Dlrl'eri MAIL.

From a supply ear Belli isv Papers, wNich 'P'e!•e.~
us this morning, we select the following iiiterctiog.
articles : •

FEnRUAPY 9.
Same French Officer,, obl,ged to quit tl•eir coun-
try, have passed thr 'ugh this city ; ther !r1
Holland to embark for the United Stb!!'S. r.e r‘ra
individuals arrested in this town are btili in
MCilt ; the causes of their arte,t ate uokno .1. e
'lames of the rtisi-ners are kiipt a profutin sectet,
but it isgenerilly b-lievi'd that tiler are acclmailices
In projects tending to overthrow in Fiance Ow order
and tranquillity which it happily begins to enjoy.
Several regicides, included iii the except-loos to the
Law of Arniwsty. (among otl.tirs, BellAgarde, C u.
this, and '.slartitieau,) pass,2il through Genesi.t Tim
6th and 7th. The Government did not th,nk fit to
allow them to remain in a place so near the trot,tiers.
The Piedmontese Government is very act v ly em-
ployed in the tuganization of twat part of Savoy
which is recovered by the Treaty of die 20th Maseru
bar, 1815.