The Sun.
London, England, 1827-11-06 00:00:00

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By the last courier, M. Carvajal has received an or-
der, dated the 14th, to send a plan for registering
such of the rebels as have submitted and shall submit

—to suggest a means for arming and clothing them,
and to augment the Royalist Volunteers by 80,000
men, taken from among the opulent classes. A few
days before the Decree was issued, the Authorities
of Barcelona were ordered to search the public do-
cuments for information as to the course followed by
the Government of the Revolution of the succession
in order to take as a model the conduct of the Go-
vernors of that period. The Decree for the departure
of the Queen was issued at Valencia on the 12th,
and her Majesty will leave to-morrow. A division
of 4,000 of the Army of Observation has received
orders to march:towarlis Madrid from Alcarria. Some
bands, crying "Long live the King after the Cata-
lonian fashion," have made their appearance in Ga-
licia and Astorga. The Minister of Finance, N.
Ballesteros, is dangerously ill, and M. Salazar has
been appointed by the King to perform his duties.
BARCELONA, OCTOBER.— General Malavilla and
Colonel Uget have both set out for Tarragona, in
consequence of despatches which arrived here yes-
terday. The report in circulation is, that these two
officers are to be sent to negociate with Jeps and
Caragol, who are their friends, in order to bring about
their submission to the King. The Manzaneres
has arrived at Tarragona from Ci vita Vecchia, bring-
ing, it is said, a Nuncio from the Pope, charged with
a special mission. General Blanca is going to Va-
lencia, to take the command of a corps, composed
of the Royalist Volunteers of Madrid, Toledo, and
La Mancha. The Queen is to be accompanied
hence by the Infant Don Francisco de Paula and his
wife, who will not remain at the Escurial during the
absence of their Majesties.
Extract of another Private Letter :—" Many of
the peasants have returned home, but they retain a
disposition to make excursions ; and a party, eon-
sisting of ten, made their appearance yesterday, at
the house of the Marquess of Llupia y Alfarras, one
league and a half from Barcelona. The officers at
Tarragona, who have taken the benefit of the am-
nesty, enjoy perfect security. At Mataro, an indi-
vidual having said something insulting to one of
those who have received pardon, and whom he re-
cognised as having levied a contribution on him, was
arrested, and is to be tried. The principal leaders,
it is said, have entered France, certain of being se-
cure there. The road is now safe, and couriers will
pass and repass as formerly."
PERPIGNAN, OCT. 27.—(Private Letter.)—Some
rebels, forming a part of the body commanded by
Gerardin, have been shot at Reus, after a trial by
Court-martial. On the vineyards of Montblanc, the
Chief Nuiez, with a party of 800 infantry and 100
cavalry, made an 'attack on the village of Cornu-
dello, where they committed excesses. They were
surprised by a party of Royalists, and most of them
were cut to pieces, and those taken prisoners were
shot.

Several ecclesiastics have lately been apprehended,
which event bas produced a very lively impression
at Barcelona. A petition has bee►► presented by
the Trappists.at Montelinvenart, representing, that
what had been done by them during the late criti-
cal period, was only caused by their wish to see his
Majesty in the full possession of absolute Sovereignty.
Eleven rebels, who were in the prisons of Figue-
ras, were tried yesterday. One was shot; five re-
ceived the bastinado, and were condemned to the
galleys.
The day before yesterday, General Monet arrived
at Puycerda with 1,500 men.