Star.
London, England, 1821-04-20 00:00:00

NAPLES, MARCH 30.

The General Directory of Police has issued an
order that no periodical paper, nor other printed
or engraved productions, shall appear without its
approbation.

The Provisional Government has ordered the sus-
pension of the forced loan of three millions.

All secret associations have of new been prohi-
bited, and the laws of suppression respecting them
restored into full vigour.

VIENNA, ArraL 6.

The submission of Naples, and the reduction, not
less certain, of the rebels of Piedmont, does not make
any change in the march of the Russian troops. All
the arrangements were previously made, so that at the
first signal, these troops put themselves in movement.
Their route is traced from day to day ; the first
column will arrive on the 15th of April at Bartfield,
at the foot of the Krapack Mountains, in Hungary,
whence they will proceed by Eperses, Kaschau,
Ofea, Graetz, Clagenfurth, &c. It is calculated that
not more than a month at most will be necessary for
the whole Russian Army making its junction with
the Austrians in Lombardy.

UTRACT OP A PRIVATE LETTER PROM MADRID,
DATED APRIL 5.

" Very serious movements have taken place in the

province of Burgos. A Canon of Valencia, Merino,
who, in the late war against France, commanded a
division of four thousand men, and who obtained
signal success over the troops of Bonaparte, has sud-
denly started up in that province at the head of an
armed troop, and has raised the standard of Reli-
Sion :and the King. The Curate Vi)lobiado, by a
very masterly movement, went from Valencia to Ar-
canda.de Duero, and there mustered veterans who
formerly served under him. Two days after his ar-
rival, be was joined by above 200 young men. his
*misrules are already ranging the variou; arrondi:,se-
Illestr of the province, particularly at Sofia, where

they made a general requisition of horses. This in-
telligence has excited a great sensation at Burgos.—
The Commandant instantly dispatched a messenger
to Madrid, requiring reinforcements, under the ap-
prehension that the Curate Villobiado would march
upon that city (Burgos) to release the Royalists who
are immured in the prisons, and amongst whom are
some of his personal friends.

" No dependence whatever can be put upon the
National Guard. of Burgos; the inhabitants have
formally refused to do any active duly. The Mili-
tary Commandant has taken such measures as were
in his power, to arrest the progress of the Patriots,
who have already shewn themselves at the gates of
the town. The ferment which this event has pro-
duced in the provinces contiguous to that of Burgos
is indescribable.'
CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH 10.

During the last few days we have witnessed many
important changes in the Ottoman Ministry—changes
which were not expected, and are ascribed to various
causes; but the truth is yet unknown. The Reis-
Effendi and the Interpreter have been deprived of
their situations.

Yesterday evening a fire broke out in Pera. The
Chancellary of the Russian Embassy, and two neigh-
bouring houses, were burnt.

A similar event took place this morning at Scutari.
The Grand Seignior and the Grand Vizier hastened
there, to direct the measures adopted for extinguish-
ing the flames.