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London, England, 1827-10-05 00:00:00

King, and the obligation which has been imposed
upon me, come what may.
" For these reasons, and in concert with his Ex-
cellency the Captain-General, I decree as follows :—.
" Art. I.—An amnesty is granted to every indi-
vidual who shall have -joined the revolutionary
party, which now afflicts and destroys this indus-
trious province of Catalonia, provided he returns tc,.ni
his home before the 25th of this month, (the day ,-.;;
which I have fixed is conformable to the benevolent
intentions of his Majesty), and gives up to the mili-
tary authories, or to the magistracy of his village,
the arms and ammunition which may be in his pos-

session.
" 2.—The Chiefs shall' not profit by the indul-
gence granted in the preceding article, but shall be
liable to all the severity of the laws.
" 3. The villages and places which have ostensibly
taken part in the revolt, by, sounding the toscin,
are comprised in the amnesty, provided that after
the date of the present proclamation they do not
relapse into insurrection.
" 4. The magistrates of villages will collect the
arms which shall be surrendered to them in confor-
mity with the first article. They will cause them
to be conveyed to the nearest military post : they
will receive a receipt for them : they will, in pre-
senting them, state which of them came from the
Royalist Volunteers.
" General JUAN ANTONIO MONET.
" Barcelona, Sept. 13.
" The insurgents have stated, that they will desist
from their rebellion on four conditions, of which the
first is, the dismissal of all persons now in office
who were so during the time of the Constitution;
the second, the employment of all real Royalists;
the third, the re-establishment of the Inquisition; ;
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and the last, and not the least surprising, the total
extinction of the police.
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seph des Etangs advanced to the village of Doria,
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and occupied the hill called de Toses, with a force
of from 700 to 800 men. This appearance of one
of the chiefs of the insurgents in sight of Spanish
Cerdagne, spread terror amongst the inhabitants of
Puycerda, who hastened to remove their most
valuable effects. The same consternation
prevailed amongst the inhabitants of French
Cerdagne, who were all occupied in remo-
ving themselves and their property to a place of,
safety.
Travellers from Barcelona say, that at Granolles,
at Yield, and Rieupolli their passports were carefully
examined. All those were accounted sufficient
which were signed by the local authorities.
Eight battalions of the Spanish line have arrived
at Tarragona, and two regiments have entered Lerida.
Several brigades-of douaniors, raised to oppose
the progress of the insurrection, have gone over to
the insurgents, with the exception of about fifty,
who, -with a great number of the inhabitants of the
environs of Seu, have taken refuge at that place.
A party of the battalion of Majorca has deserted.
BARCELONA, SEPT. 20.—We read in the Diario
of the 16th instant the last charge of the Bishop of
Lerida. In deploring the unheard-of evils which
afflict Catalonia, he congratulates himself that up to
the present hour his diocese has been exempt from
them. He exhorts the faithful to persevere in their
sentiment of loyalty to the King. The Monarch,
he says, is free, and enjoys the plenitude of his rights.
This is proved by the circular of his Minister of
Grace and Justice, and by his energetic decrees to
suppress the rebellion. •
" Vain arguments! If the diocess of Lerida 10
not yet been affected by the contagion, it is on the
eve of yielding to its influence. The diocess of SO
d'Urgel, which has hithertb been equally exempt
from the troubles, begins to be agitated in the
Conques de Tremp; and there is every reason t°
believe that the defection will soon be general.
We have seen
,a copy of a local police regu-
lation, printed and published by order of Doti
Dominigo de Caralt, the new insurgent Gover-
nor of Vich, dated the 18th of September : the
preamble says, " The Junta of the Provisional Govern-
ment of Catalonia, having confided (par interim) the
political and military Government of this fortress to
me, my principal care shall be, under the. present
circumstances, to maintain order in all branches of
the administration, and to see that the peace and
tranquillity of the inhabitants are not disturbed
under any pretext."
FRENCH FoNns.—Five per Cents., lOU. 65c. ; Three
per Cents., 71f. 50c. Exchange on London, one monthr
25f. 20c. ; three months, 25f. 10e.