The National Register.
London, England, 1822-11-04 00:00:00

MA•ft Inn, OCT. I B.—News has just been received
from Catalonia by an extraordinary courier. The
Chief of the Staff of the Army of the Faith, Military
Governor of Urgel, presented himself at our posts,
and demanded pardon and an asylum. IL: is the
bearer of a voluminous correspondence, which disco-
vers the participation of several versons residing in
the country occupied by our troops. In consequence
of his defection, some of the principal persons who
were about the soi-disanl Regency, have re-entered
France; and Gen. Mina has given orders to arrest
some Monks and Priests, of' Barcelona, Gironne,
Rees, and Tarragona.
One of those transactions which the most frantic
audacity could alone dictate has lately occurred at
Ibiza. The Governor and 25 soldiers of a regiment
of the line dissolved the Ayuntamiento, and shut
the gates of the city ; but the loyal men of the na-
val carps hating obtained intitrmation, Hew to arms,
forced the gates, obtained possession of the city, and
completely intimidated the Serviles, who relied on
support which they found wanting. A number of
:persons were arrested, but the Governor eluded the
vigilance of the Liberals.
General Velusco arrived yesterday in the capital.
It is whispered, we know net with what truth,
that General Murillo is not to be found,
The Political Chief of Cadiz, in a circular dated
the 11th, states, that on the defeat of Zalvidar the
fugitives threw away a number of sacred vessels, of
which these pretended defenders of religion had
plundered the churches.
A letter from Barcelona announces the arrest of
six priests charged with plotting against the consti-
tutional system. Several others against whom in-
formalions were laid have escaped.
A letter from Sangucsa announces the defeat of
Salaberri by Gen. Espinosa in the neighbourtussl of
that city. Salaberri and eleven of his fidlowers
were taken and seta to Pampcluaa. Salaberri was
General of Queaadu's cavalry.

The Ayuntamientti of Madrid has resolved to pa-
tronise the establishment of a company fur insurance
against fire.
STUTGARD, OCT. 22.—The Sam Linn Mercury
contains the fidlowing article:—
" A German officer, returned from tbe,Morea, has
cotnmunicated to us, on the state of the Philhellenic
corps of Greece, the following particulars:—Up to
July t.! t, the day of his departure, there had arrived
in the Morea 17 Prussians, 19 Wurtemburghers, 15
Ilamburghers, 11 Saxons, 10 Swiss, 9 Bavarians, 9
lessians, 8 natives of Baden, G Austrians, 4 Bruns-
wickera, 1 Hanoverian, and 1 Spaniai.l, in all 144
men, whose names he gives. Besides the two of
whom the newspapers have already given an account,
there perished in lighting against the infidels Lieu-
tenants de Ruzen and de Heinemann, near Zeituni ;
Lieut. 'lichens, near Motion ; and Lieut. Straklen-
dort; near Athens. Sadell, of Hamburgh, died at
Argos. lwanowikish perished by shipwreck near
Negropont. Sixty had quitted Greece before July
24. The other Philistine:Aims are in the corps of
Normann, of whom the author of this letter has
beard nothing, not having been in this corps. It
must be remarked that in this enumeration the
French anti Italians are not included, who are very
immeruus in Greece. This officer also did not know
how many Swiss and Germans arc in the corps of
Gen. Normann, who did nut land in the Nlorea.—
A ecording to the report of another officer, also come
from Greece, the corps of Gen. Normann seared
very much in the months of June and July, but the
names of those who perished have nut been pub-
lished."

FIIONTIMIS Or MOLDAVIA, OCT. S.--The last
fire destroyed 3,400 houses belonging to Greek and
Armenian Christians. In this manner the Malin-
tuAtois revenge on the innocent the loss which the
late ordinance relative to the value of money causes
thew.

FILINILP'O .T, OCT. 2 1 .—Nluch is said of the in-
terview whica the Simaisle ChArge tritti:Ou has Lxl