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London, England, 1822-12-05 00:00:00

ronsequences 'rabid ensue, hit fortlnsaleirit b sew
espected the illitess-of Ins Itsceihmey will met be
of long duration. •
The funeral of the Elute de:Ferns* Natoli. fete
Ambassador from Sputa to the Colin of France.
took place yesterday morning. The corpse we. its.
tested in the church of Nolte Dome de 'Loretto.,
Faubourg Montotarore. The procession was coma
posed of fifieen mounting combo,* sod • roonderes
ta number of earriages. rooteinistg ell the Ambers-
;odors and Minister* of Forego Powers. es well as
Me former Ambussetiors from Spoilt to the Coen
of Fralbeft sad many of the cousetryseen of the de-
rimed. amongst whom we .sdatersod Prince Mum-
mem. Duke de Berwick. Count Torrtoo.lte.
Tire letter@ ',lnch we recriye from the different
commercial writs describe every kind of specula-
touts es being pscalyzeol by the Ivor of war.
The Jovrmd des Debigv. which so longer copies
I' .1 :toile, corisradscied yesterday the moot of she
sii.uaitual of the Abbe Nicolle.—(l. eastifefireturel.)
-The trial el the persons @censed of sesotiug
rkeresteuing harm to the jusy who tried lirtorr4l
firlooss was finished on Sosturdry. One was at gaits
toil : sod of the two found guilty. OW senteetesd
to sox mouths imprisonment and a line of too fr. :
ttse other to us mouths ssuinionsuaneut laud a tine of
3UO frames.

BIYONN6 PIPERS.

ikatronno, notrewiltst 45.
• The Gazette of StraeosiMgives the following vrrw
of the operiatiows of General Mma us Cato :--
-`1 Every bwdy Itssowistlw situation of this province
in the month of stimuli, wham General ;Mona m-
erited the earamand.. They know that she De.
fenders of the farth were io Plamesetoo of every pairs
or it cxcevi fEArid., Messmer. 'Cantons. Bruce-
Irma, Tamer:ma, Tortioa, Gerona, Figuetras, and
Home ; even Mow. places were blockoded, MINI their
weak ganienno *ere obliged so make frequent sal.
and combed insetaim far 'ulterior in 'number. to
prociwe.enviaisses. The .04:1 erre of she Ds fest& es
el the Faith istereased, while they had to contend
oirli tortes vas issfeiior, that they were hardly able in
act even on the defensive. Yet the Constitutional
troops, faithful to their oath to defeud the good
and despieiug the great number of these
assailaute, thie meatiou.l marcher. distress, fa.
inane, aurl. privatious of . terry kind,
their courage. and preserved show important places
with the roil of four weak moveable colours* came
mended by the brave Tarries, Kowa. Milano,
and newer. to whom we pertly owe the pre.
elevation of Catalonia."
General Mina arrived on the-.7tb of September
at Lxrisb, eistitely eloalitate of the necemary 'Heine
to combat forces tee times as onmerossa than slime
pieced under his command. mot but that the re.
inforcemerits promised were fweraided, soil in fact
hr received about 1.200 at Laski., and Tawrijias
wish 4 melanin of 800, which hod ewai cal at Ito-
.oosolloo.'and otlwr elite& of the Army of the Fissile
who lad siserons.desl him at C rrrrrrr imcceirded su
jeining Mops at Lerida Oil she lOth. It was with
thi• foam that the Getter.' undertook his first suave-
anent oil the lath marmite Cerv-ra, which the De-
feliaers of she Faith evacuated at his approach in the
Melo of the 13th. Ou the 16th the eospolutional
•Geetwel removed hie lacisil.sparteia to Cada, which
became the central point of bill (as slier operas
Baron d'Erollese drawing to impede the march of
ressiforremesits to Calalusita, crowd .the banks • r
the Curers to be invaded by his troops. wrioseily
•threatening Aragon; and in fact he succeeded, at
least in esispluyisag fee a wools the division uf Ge.
cc:al-bare° del Valle, committing of 4.000 tarn, the
writer part of which was desrlared to teenforce Mau*,
wide other heads of the Faith. swore or less
einnernita, were wet to the right haisk of the Ebro;
Nay, Quer:rile was detached into Monroe in the
hope of farther diverting the atteutioss of Z arcs.
del Valle. Nothiug could induce a chimer tu the
gerttral plan of the Coursitutionalissr. winch way,
so the mane to snuck the adverse faction at its
tiouree. and to repel the Regency from Urgel,
but yet thi• object was !rosette. fur it Was users.
arty tiro of all in restore the communications
between Saragossa, Lerida. 117101. Mallellti4l. &e. to
'reinforce the gerroono. to sapply them with eminu-
- moon and primeness., so forma line of 'I• fence. to
•reeive public confidence in the country iwcupied lay
the Constitutional troop.. especially at Bareeloon,
from which they must derive their chief resouscee;
:tad This Mina effected in the space of a smooth. ac-
quiring also a knowledge of the ground mad of the
oral situation of the enemy'. firer. Mee 11l ill re-
inforcements arrived from all quarters, though not
in suck numben as had been bored, because the
incursions of the Defenders of the Frith into Am-
gen, and eves. into the province or Valesicia, had
drawn off five or sit thousand men. The Royalists,
proud of their superiority, and taking fur fear sin
inactivity which was only prudence on she part of
Mims, they daily provoked him to battle : but it was
not till the46iliOct. that he resolved to attack Castel-
and ou the 2711', the division of Eri.lles afros°.
Our readers know the reboil of these two days; puffier
it to reinark, that they greatly coutroboted to the
increasing success of the Gei.eral, who was after.
winds reinforced by 3,000 snen from the divirimi of
7.41C0 del Valle. Erodes then perceived that he
• ould obtain nu great adsourage on the right hack of
t t•e Sere, anti grilled so the 1110•1114i119 of the Cooque
de 'Fermi,. hi* native country, filially persuaded
st:st he should he there able to remit the Cui.stito-
'ion:dots; but the affairs of the 13ile 14.1 e iroh,
rid 16th, have proved the contrary. for Ilia troops
have been dislodged form their positions, heatete
and dispersed. Erollee hnu.elf broil; fumed to re-
treat to Urgel, where espacted to arrive on
tile 10th or 20th. .1 he *hole district of Truniu.
as,, to the frontiers of France Wile CLlVelreil with
fugitives, wandering in all sisrectieus. 1 temp,
Talarn, and several other comments, have been
plundered and burnt by the Constitutional stoma',
who spread general consternation. Notaithsissid-
tug the preparations for defence making at Urge!_
on the 15th, it is not thought deo it will bland a
veer, especially as the ►•lmers of the Frills re-
fused to shut themselves up in it. Mesiiiiiiie it
is •bissloned by the Regeticy, and by efl the in-
iraletanta who 'retie any thing to love. The alarm
eettenled even to Poyeerdis, and if Milano cositioues
his non emesit towards Catupieduis. Owe is no dubbt
but that place will have the watt fate ma Urgrl.
The number of peanuts who leave the army to ce-
tera home, rod of the soldier's of the Faith who

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