Star.
London, England, 1811-12-07 00:00:00

—that the King of Prussia has resigned his Crown to
the Emperor of Russia, and that Louis Bonaparte
has died of grief. May GOD protect you, &c."
SECOND OFFICLoxL.
" Campo del Honor, Oa. 5, TIM
41 Most EXCELLENT SIR—I am this NUM= ad-
vised, that 5000 infantry and ten guas, let Pampe-
"luna this morning, in the direction of Yafatta, with a
quantity of baggage, a number of c tvalry, and thir-
teen ammunition waggons, desined for Saragossa,
which I acquaint your Excelkncy with, for your in-
formatiOn and guidance. ES POE T MINA."

TO THE MOST EXCELLENT SENIOR PRIMMEST, AND HRH-
, BURS OF THE SUPERIOR JUNTA OF SORIA.
46 E ICE!. LENT Sin, President and Members of that
Superior Provincial Junta of Soria—l received, yes-
tet day, the official of your Excellencies, desiring me
to communicate what has occurred in this kingdom
of Navarre, with regard to the enemy ; in compliance
1 with which I have to acquaint your Excellencies with
what has occurred to me, which is as follows :—By
means of Don Joaquin Geronimo Navarro, a Deputy
cf the Kingdom for the district of Estella, in the City
of Pampeluna, a plan was formed by the said Depu-
tation which concerned my happiness with that of the
whole kingdom, if, with the individuals who adhered
to me, I could be induced to desert to the enemy. To
(their solicitude I answered, that it was necessary the
said Navarro should come out to treat with me in per..
son on the subject, in order to act with him as the pro-
moter of the business, and because he had offered to
efface the desertion by standing forward in it himself.
In effect, on the 13th, he made his appearance with
his associates, Josef Pellas, Eschuhar, and Sebastian
de Triso, and after sumptuously supping with them,
I requested them to explain their intention, agreeing
in every thing that escaped them, till fired by passibit
in observing them so bold, as Navarro particularly,
I could no longer delay seizing them, and ordered my
assistants to bind them, and keep them prisoners till
a Council of War should be held. Lim I- am obliged
tp admit to your Excellencies, that Mendiri warned
Nov arro pot to trust himself by coming out, as I you'd
lay a trap for him, which has given a blow to the whole
kingdom. I likewise acquaint your Excellencies, that
the enemy's Commissioner for collecting carriages for
age, (Virias) demanded of three villages 106
pack-horses, to conduct a quantity of ammu-
nition from Osbayuta to Pampeluna, so that the
enemy still maintain themselves, pretty strong in this
kingdom, and are very bold, for which reason it is ne-
cessary to make a call on all points, to elect which, if
your Excellencies approve of it, you can communicate
this official, in order that they may meet in this 'neigh.
bourhood, or at Vitorio, to have a muster. •
16 In the village called Aibar, the French have gone
to theiength of putting to death the Parochial Cprate
and five individuals, without any one knowing the
cause. In the city of Sanguesa they have erected
two gibbets, for what purpose I know not; but it is
certain that they are now carrying off afresh, the fa,
thers, mothers, and friends of my soldiers, prisoners
to Pampeluna, and plundering the effects of those
who avoid them, so as to render it impossible for them
to effect their escape; notwithstanding which they
are, throughout the kingdom, as firm as the first day,
were they supplied with arms and ammunition to
fight like soldiers.
64 The troops who have recently entered from
France are very young men, and desert' to their'
homes, and the day before yesterday some deserters
presented themselves to me from the garris“n of
Salvatierra, who declared they were carried bound
till within the kingdom, from which we may judge
all will not ead well,
66 The conscious Mendiri, and Governor of Pam.
peluna, lay, that if I proceed to take the life of Na-
varro, the whole kingdom will be in flames; but
these expressions will not influence my heart, and
justice shall be executed according to the great crime
which they have committed. 66 Esroz V M{-S4.
" La Poblacion*, 28th Sept. 1811."
• La Publacion is a village near the boundary Use or Nararra
and Biscay, in lat. og. 20.

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We regret to state, that the report of the ,-utrencler
rof Valentia continues to gain ground, and it has been
even asserted that Government are in possession of
official intelligence on the subject, which is certainly
not the case. There are letters in Town from Cada,
however, which confidently state the f,ct of the sur-
render, with additional circumstances of disaster to
the Spanish cause, which the Regency had carefully
concealed from the public.

By another arrival of American Papers, we learn
thatithe Mexican Revolutionists have again been dis-
appointedby the vigilant activity of Gen. Venegas in
their plans of shaking off the authority of the Mo-
tiler Country. The 4th of August was the day fixed
on by the ring-leaders in this new conspiracy, for re-
erecting the standard of revolt. They were to com-
mence their operations by destroying Venegas, but
he had been early apprized of the plot, and, having
silently traced its progress, caused the Chiefs anti
every person of any consideration, concerned in it, tJ
be apprehended, the day before it was to have burn
carried into effect. Three of the nest active pro.
moters of the conspiracy were brought to summary
trial, and executed at Vera Cruz ; the rest, to the
number of three hundred, including many Clergymen
and Attornies, remained in custody in the Castle of
St. Juan de Ulna. Venegas issued several Precla.
mations, esplanatory of the proceedings that had
taken place,

4 Cevernment cutter has arrived with dispatches
from Minorca, bringing letters to the end of October,
but they comprise no ihtelligence but that the Medi-
terranean swarms with French privateers, which carry
the vessels they capture into the African parts.