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London, England, 1822-09-27 00:00:00

vernment has not neglected to give orders calculated to attain
this important object.
The King has appointed Don Juan Ramon de Hoces, Com-
missioner Pacificator to the Kingdom of Mexico.
We are assisted that the General Officers and Colonels of
the Garrison of Valencia, who avoided taking the command of
the district after the sentence of the Court on Elio, have been
sent off to the following points : viz., Lieut.-General Perellos
to the Canaries,. Lieutenant-General.the Count de Calderon
to Ibiza ; Brigadiers—lbarra, to Ceuta ; Lacerda, to the
same place ; Marimon, to Bajados • Garcia, to Ibiza ; Mata-
linares, to Manilla; Gaztelu, to Puerto Rico ; Valparda, to
Vigo ; Barrera, to Mahon ; Dieto, to the same place, Colonel
Novella, to Tarifa ; Colonel Anillo, to Ibiza.
The Government has also ordered an inquiry into the conduct
of Brigadier Pereda, who was in quarters in Valencia:
BAYONNE, SEPL. 19.—We this instant received a letter
from Saragossa, of the 11th, which says, " The affairs of Ca-
talonia have taken-a serious turn, especially since the establish-
ment of the Regency at Urgel, which has been extremely ac-
tive for this month past. If we may believe its Proclamations,
the reports its circulates, &c. its object is not to re-establish the
Inquisition, absolute power, the suppressed convent, &c. ; but
to substitute for the present institutions, others which should
be more in harmony with the rights of the Monarch, the reli-
gion and the manners of his subjects."
The Catalonian Army begins to be organized, and has al-
ready three divisions of 5,000 men each, tolerably armed and
clothed, and disciplined in the French manner. The first acts
in Campredor and Amperadan, and observes Gerona, Figuem,
and the Port of Rosas, having seized on that of Felice de
Luixol, where they committed a thousand excesses in conse-
quence of the resistance of the inhabitants. The 24 occupies
the district of Manresa and Vich, and the cavalry advances
even to the environs of Barcelona. The 3d occupies Agra-
mant, and is said to have at this moment made itself master of
Cervera and Tarrega, having repulsed General Torrijos to-
wards Lerida. A certain force occupies Mequinenza, while
others arc at Balaquer, alarming Lerida, and fomenting civil
war on the sides of the Ebro, in Arragon. The Royalists of
Balaquer are in communication with Quesada and the Trap-
pist, who were at Mouson, on the 17th, already making part of
the army at Catalonia, by virtue of orders from the Junta at
Urgel. The reinforcements received by the Constitutional
troops at Lerida have been almost wholly absorbed to defend
Arragon against the progress of the Royalists in that province.
Mina was still at Lerida on the 6th, waiting for' the promised
reinforcements. • The Catalonians have also, succeeded in send-
ing some Guerillas to Valencia by way of Tortosa, in which
province they are pretty numerous, whence it is inferred that
that their plan is to make themselves masters of the coast of
Catalonia, from the mouth of the Ebro. to Rosas. They even
speak of the approaching equipment of. some ships of war by
command of the Junta at Urgel, for the purpose of blockading
Barcelona, Tamgona, Mataro, and the other ports which are
in the power of the Constitutional party.
The Secret Committee in this city is rather disappointed in
consequence of the orders from the Junta at Urgel for Quesada
and the Trappist to go to Catalonia which counteracts the
plan of Egma to form an army in Navarre ; Quesada, not
choosins to be the victim of the false imputations 'of the Com-
mittee in Bayonne, and especially of Colonel Abrea, his de-
clared enemy, has taken the wisest part, in hopes of obtaining
the command of a division of the Royal troops. On the 7th
he joined the Royalists of Balaguer at ,Mouson, leaving 800
ill-disciplined men to Cabra, who occupies Irati and the moun-
tain of Roncal, and some parties in Navarre, which raise re-
cruits, levy contributions, and intercept the communications.
Espinosa, whose plan was baffled by the disappearance of
Quesada and the Trappist, who have taken away the flower
of the troops in Navarre, viz. 4,900 foot arid 400 horse, has
detached 1,900 men into Arragon, and occupied Ochagavia
with 1,500 men.
We have just received the letters from Spain, which shew
that measures have been taken to secure the communication.
There is nothing interesting in the Madrid Journals ; people
were very uneasy at Madrid on account of the mail from France
having been three times intercepted; they called on the Go-
vernment, for energetic measures, and we see that something
has been done.

The King has named General Mananiz, Master of the Ordi-
nance, in the room of D. Martin Loygorry.
.His Majesty has assigned different places of banishment to
nine Brigadiers and two Colonels quartered at Valencia, be-
cause their conduct is suspected, and public opinion points
them out as enemies to the system.
It is thought they will not be the only persons the King will
exile, as each provinee has drawn up a list of persons whom it
would be proper to remove from the capital.
The Bishop of Segovia has issued a pastoral letter, in which,
after shewing the advantages of our holy religion, he quotes
some articles of the Constitution, and proves that they are not
contrary to the dogmas of our religion ; but he says, that those
who pretend to defend it insult it by calumnies, by indecent
and blasphemous pamphlets and songs. The Eapeetador
comments on this, and says the views of the clergy have done
more injury to religion than is thought, since this has induced
a great part of Europe to abandon the Catholic religion.—
( Madrid Papers, Sept. 19. )