The Sun.
London, England, 1827-10-12 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPERS.
(From the Gazette de France, dated October 10.)

SEVILLE, SEPT. 29.--Yesterday, at half-past two
o'clock, Don Diego Liinon,.an officer with unlimited
leave
,of absence, was brought in here a prisoner :
arid at six o'clock in the evening he was shot as
guilty of rebellion.

To terrify the friends of rebellion, the Captain-
General of the province has published in this day's
paper the following proclamation :

THE CAPTAIN-CENEItAL or ANDALUSIA TO TIO

HABITANTS OF THE PROVINCE UNDER :HIS GOVERN'

AIENT.

" Knowing that the Lieutenant Don Diego
Limon intended to follow the shameful example of
rebels in Catalonia, I caused him to be closely
watched. Owing to these precautions, he had
scarcely begun to assemble his partizans in pre-
senting himself with eight men at a place called Las
Podegas, near La Puebla de Camila, before he was
pursued and arrested on the 17th instant in the
village of Moron by one of the officers appointed to
pursue ; him ; and yesterday he was shot in this
capital. The same fate is reserved for every indi-
vidual who shall seek and disturb the public trap•
quillity, without any regard to his rank or to his
particular case, whatever be the pretexts of which he
may attempt to avail himself. The constant and
decided enemy of every species of anarchy, and
always unchangeable in my principles of loyalty and
blind submission to my legitimate Sovereign, I should
be deficient in my most sacred duties if I did not, at
all risks, and without fear of any consequences, pre-
serve the extensive government which he has
confided to my care, in complete submission- to his
commands, by guaranteeing the lives and property of
all the honest and peaceable inhabitants of a province
whose devotion to the august person of his Majesty,
and whose affection to myself, are already well known
to me. ' I hope, then, that their decided support,
their intelligence, their correspondence, and their
secret information, will be given to the furtherance
of my measures. I shall myself redouble ray own
vigilance.

-"
The different authorities of the province of
which ham Governor, and all those to whom I send
copies of the present circular, will cause them to be
fixed up without delay, in all the public places, and
I order them to be published in the journal of this
capital, that every body may become acquainted
with it.

(Signed) " VINCENT QUESADA.
" Seville, Sept. 22, 1827."

BARCELONA, SEPT. 30.—Our journal acquaints
the public that public prayers, with exposition of the
Holy Sacrament, are made in the different churches
to the Almighty, for the health of the King; and
for his inspiration by God at the present emergency.
' Although general attention is suspended by the
importance of the events which must follow the ar-
rival of the King, yet all the Catalonians who are
friendly to the Marquis de Campo Sagrado have ex-
perienced the most painful feelings on reading the
dispatch addressed to him by the Minister at War,
and which has just been published in our journal.—
[The dispatch is then given at full length in the
French journal., It states, that as the great extent
of the insurrection has produced a painful necessity
for increasing to the greatest possible extent the mi-
litary force in Catalonia. the King had felt himself
compelled to place that force under the command of
the Comte d'Espagne, who was to join to the office
of President of the Royal Audience of Catalonia that
of its Captain-General. In consequence, his Ma-
jesty felt himself obliged to remove the Marquis
from his post of Captain-General; but not wish-
ing to deprive himself of his intelligence and expe-
rience, appointed him President ,of the Supreme
Council of War.]
In consequence of this dispatch, the Governor of
this place has caused a notice to be published in the
journals, informing the public that the Compte
d'Espagne, Commander-in-Chief of the infantry of
the Royal Guard, is appointed Captain-General of
the Principality, President of the Royal; Audience,
and General-in-Chief of the Army of Operations.
In compliance with the orders of the new Captain-
General, the Secretary of the Province set out this
morning by sea for Tarragona.
Our Chamber of Commerce sent it deputation ti)
Tarragona to compliment the King. On the road it
fell,in with a party of rebels, who made the members
of it prisoners.
I have spoken in my preceding letters of the acti-
vity and vigilance displayed at Mataro by General
Breton, the Governor of the place. He lately went
very unexpectedly to the office of the postmaster in
expectation of surprising there a meeting of Aposto-
,
licals. He seized. many papers, but not having time
to examine them, he formed them into a packet and
put his seal upon them, intending to read them when
he was more at leisure. On the next day, wishing
to examine these papers, he found that the seals had
disappeared, and that all the documents had been
withdrawn which could implicate any individual.—
He has thrown the postmaster into prison, and is now
seeking to obtain some positive information respect-
ing this most extraordinary affair.
The Junta of the district called the plain of Tar-
ragona has just instalied itself at Alfoija, a village in
the mountains, about three and a half leagues from
Rens.

The letters which we have just received from Sa-
ragossa inform us, that on the 30th of September the
head-quarters of the central army (formerly the army
on the Tayo) will be established at Daroca. On the
26th, about 5,000 men were &ready collected at Sa-
ragossa. The greatest part of this Corps is composed
of the Royal Guard. The Cuirassiers and Lancers
of the Royal Guard are also expected in that town ;
all these troops are intended for Catalonia.

PERPIGNAN, OCT. 2.—The King of Spain has
just issued the following proclamation to the Cata-
lonians :
" Catalonians—Behold me in the midst of you,
as I promised that t would be, in my decree of the
18th of this month ; but learn that, as a father, I
am going to speak for the last time to the seditious
the language of mercy, being still inclined to listen
to the petitions which they may address to me from
their homes, if they are pkedient to my voice; and
that as King I am come to re-establish order, to
give,. _tranquillity to the province, and to afford pro-
tection to the persons and properties of my peace-
able subjects, who have been maltreated in an aro.-
cious manner, and to chastjse with all the severity
of the law those who shall disturb tile pplllip quiet.
" Shut your ears to the perfidious insinuations of
those who, hired by the enemies of your prosperity,
grid mking a parade of zeal for the religbieohn:dvhtihche
which they have at-
theyprOfane, q.nd for the throne which they insult,
propose
, belied
to themselves notf;
y;filaguelalreeabdlyit the ruin of
this industrious iannddustarbiostiiirsdprinitnel
by
re against
oo,t oppressed : the persons
atom colour their rebellion
tbeymmpyteda;rtiivial in. owl
not cqnspi
our holy religion :the country is opt danger : the
who deserve my eonlidonc9 do
honour of my crown is not cOlPflrolPiW, and my
sovereign authority. is not coerced by any party.
Why, then, are arms taken up by those who style
Ogipselves faithful subjects, pure Royalists, and
zealous Catholics ? Against whom is it their in-
tention to ertiplby'them;? pinpt their King and
Lord.
" Yes, Catalonians, to take up arms on such pre-
tences, toil:ight against my troops, to drive the ma-
gistrates from their herpes, is to revolt openly against
my person, to contemn tray authority, and to de-
spise the ordinances of religion, which enjoin obe-
dience to the legitimate authorities it is an imita-
tion of the conduct and even of the language of the
revolutionists of 1820; it is, in fine, an attempt to
destroy the very foundation of monarchical institu-
tions; for if the absurd privileges which the revol-
ters demand could be admitted, no throne in the
universe could be considered secure.
I cannot but believe that my Royal pre'sence
will disailiate all prejudices and mistrusts ; and 1
will not cease to hope, that at my voice, the machi-
nations of those who would seduce you into conspi-