Star.
London, England, 1830-10-28 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENC.E.

This morning the Paris pen of Wednesday, and the
des Monitore:, Garotte de Prance, and La Revolution of Thurkla,l
are just received. The following are highly important extracts
REVOLUTION IN GALICIA.
BAYONNE, OCT. 21
Intelligence has been received this day of the most flattering dek.;;li
tion, and at the same time most decisive as to the favourable result.'o;
the efforts of the Constitutdonalists to effect the liberty of Spain.
'
has been a general rising in Galicia, some of the Royal troops ittei
Santiago, at first did some mischief to the Constitutionalists, but
latter (having collected in large numbers) retaliated, and drove back (IS
body of troops sent against them. This rising is general tbrougl,,,t
Galicia, the people have taken arms, the Revolution must, there:o4
spread in all directions, and have a prompt and happy termination, i.
is generally declared that no mercy will be shown to Ferdinand.
PERPIGNAN.
OCT. 19.—A hundred Spanish Constitutionalists who succeeded „,
escaping the Inquisitorial Police of the Prifet of our Department, ar„
were stationed on the extreme frontier, have entered Spain by Maseaza
seised upon a post consisting of 27 men, and routed the Royal trot'
sent to oppose their progress. They took pesition at that place, arc
despatched a messenger to San Miguel, who was still at Perpignaa,
inform him of their success. The General immediate) ordered me ct.
parture of all the Spaniards, and last night, at 11 o'clock, 30 tack.
and 240 men (among whom was the company of French voluntekr,
under the command of Captain Figuieres) marched in the direction,.
the Frontiers. To-morrow, or after, the whole will have entered Spit
The chiefs were for several days divided as to the appointment of
commander-in-chief. Grazes and billing obtained the greatest pup ,
her of votes, and it was finally resolved that the former would enjoy
command de facto, whilst Misuse would be considered General.k
Chief, and have the direction of affairs. Thirty deserters of the at,'
of Count d'Espagne came to-day to join the Liberating Army. i 2•
informed that the Constitutionalists near lierdagne arrived yesterela:
Prades, and formed their junction with the Refugees from Quills;
commanded by Grazes, and that they have received orders to et.:
Spain this night or to-morrow morning.
Six o'CLocX IX THE Evaxixe.—The diligence, which has jut,.
arrived, brought intelligence that the column of 240 men joint
the Constitutionalistsat Massenet, having marched with them on Jonc.
querwestook possession of that place at 11 o'clock next morning, art'.
there hoisted the national flag They were received by the whole pope.
lation with the greatest enthusiasm. The inhabitant 4 brought then
provisions, and even military stores. A second column was expected to
enable them to penetrate more into the interior. On their passing by
the French fort of Bellegarde, the garrison came to offer them every sort
of refreshment. It appears that the Royalists did not attempt to male
the least resistance, but suffered the Constitutionalists to enter Joncquera
without firing a single shot. The tartannes of Figgie as arrived is
• and were met by the patriots, who neither molested nor visited
the passengers. They confirm the news brought by the diligence.
Sr. ESPIIT, OCT. 21...4 am sorry to have the necessity of giving
you the the details of the fate of the unfortunate Pablo (Chapalangara)
Depending too much upon his friendly connections in the interior, he set
out from Balmrlos with only 20 men. He had not proceeded far she
he perceived 400 of Ferdinand's troops coming against him. Impelled
by a spirit of bravery, and relying upon assistance from the inhabitants.
he advanced upon this force with cries of "Liberty for ewer;" but
was soon pierced by several bullets, thrown from his horse, and cruel!:
butchered.
[The following account was published at the office of the Pr..cur,,
—a Spanish Journal established in Paris) :
MONDAY, OCT. 25.
DESPATCH FROM THE LIBERATING ARMY IN SPAIN
The Secretary of the Provisional Junta of Catalonia writes as &dime