Star.
London, England, 1810-09-13 00:00:00

MADRID, JULY so.

In the night between the sth and 6th instant, the
guards in the Teairo del Principe were doubled, and, at
the moment the King went to his palace, the whole
garrison was under arms, occupying all the squares
end avenues. A Council of State was held, the
rounds were gone by General Belliard in person, and,
in short, there was a great confusion the whole
night, which was increased by a storm, and tornado
of rain, which lastcd till day light. The cause of
this extraordinary disturbance was said to be the ad-
vance of some parties of brigands to the palace called
Casa del Campo, and the gates. It even appears that
there was some fermentation in the Retiro. To
irculated a thousand stories,
believe that the life of the,
Ited in the palace, or that it
and carry him off at the
better colour, all the houses
were searched, and several
custody for discoursing iu
topics of the day.
speaking at his table of the late
Ive Muttered, in a low voice,
overheard—The intrigues of Josephine !
there has been a great Council
result has been the division of
,ich are to be under Sebas-
Belliard ; Portugal remaining
pretends that his brother has
cannot do less than obey
that is given out to the people

take care of the tapestry at
orders to take it down and
tine time, the whole of the

,UGUST 21.

:ounts from Catalonia and
to the 7th and 9th of the
that in every part our coun-
more animated and disposed
enemy.

lacampa has his head-quar-
ill soon proceed to further

on the 9th entered Mureia,
Ippro.tched the frontiers of

from adlicin come down
Ifficial report of the d.ite of
Junta there, slates, that the
province of Liebana with
and di iven out by the b:ave
of 176 killed,, six prisoners,
Ided.

tcursion, but could advance
1, and finding the vigorous
them, they retired silently in
lition they had the unheard
ieir•bayonets a youth of 14

flock.. near Tama, but they
atrotinus act, as they left behind
eavried away with them 160

compktc insurrecti.,n, and
has been increased by more
several soldiers.
,UGUS r 24.

ortosa come down to the 10th
on the 4th instant the garri-
sally, in which the enemy was
works.

said documents, that on the
enemy mtde a most furious at-
fur some time the fire on
infernal. Being repulsed, he re-
was again beaten off with

passage-0 the bridge was,
, account of f 1 sheeier o
without intermission but the
with the *Tit of men,
of the immortal women of
repassed, the bridge with she ut•

most intrepidity, carrying brandy and wine to their:l
gallant defenders, who fought in the batteries. Twn
of them lying wound,...cl, Government has rewarded
their merit by granting them the distinction of a me-
dal of honour, and peasiun of 100 Catalonian lines
per month.

mane of some parties of brigar
Casa del Campo, and the gate:
there was some fermentation
lover their alarm they circulat
endeavouring to make us bell
Sing had been attempted in
was intended to surprize ant
play; and, to give this better
stdjoining to the theatre were
persons were taken into custc
their own homes on the topics
General Belliard, speaking
fire at Paris, is said to have in
but lo as to be overheard—The
To-day (the 30th) there ha
of State ; it is said the result I
Spain into four parts, which :
tiani, Soult, Junot, and Belliari
to Massena. Joseph pretend!
sent for him, and that he can
him ; at least, this is what is
here.
This evening those who take
this palace have received orde
pack it up, and, at the same
usual equipage.
CADIZ, AUGU
We have received account:
Valencia, that come down to t
present month ; all agree that i
trymen become more and more
to engage and harass the enen
The brave General Villacan
errs at Calatayud, and will ro
Attacks on the enemy.
The army of the centre on tl
and its advanced guards appro
Andalusia.
The accounts received from
• • the 2d August. An oificia
31:1 July, received by the Jun
emy having entered the pros
200 men, were beaten and d
• asantry, with the loss of 170
nd more thait '2OO wounded.
They repeated their incursin
•nly one litgue to Tama, an
esistance opposed to them, t
e night. In this expedition
• f barbarity to kill with their t
ears of age, who kept a flock
. aid dearly for this atrotions ;
hem 50 killed, and carried
minded. .
The provinces arc In comi
e parry of Cuevillas has be
6000 peasants and several
CADIZ, AUGU
, •
Our accounts from Tortosa i
stant ; they state, that on th
.. made a saccessful sally, in
loclgedfroes all his works.
It also appears, by the said
11 of last month, the enemy n
ck on the bridge-head ; for
th sides was truly infernal.
reed to the charge, but was
eat loss.
During the conflict the pas:
timely dangerous, on acci
11s which crossed it without
&Ines. of Tortosa, animated
aspiring 0 the glory 'of tl
ragossa, passed and repassed