Star.
London, England, 1823-10-27 00:00:00

PE,RPIGNAN, OCTOBER 9.8.

There are continually loading on board of transports,
mot tars and other projectiles, to be conveyed to Barce-
lona, where they are going to pn.lertake the siege;
the principal materials for that purpose are taken from
the fort of ligneras
The Plonitrur contains an ordonnance for regulating
y prOceedings in the Isle of Bourbon ; and a
long list of French artists and manufacturers to whom
medals have been given •for specimens of French art
and industry cx':ibited at the 1.00%9 e.
The Journal des Delmfts of Fr iday states that the Se-
cond Corps of the French Army, commanded by Mo-
lirron, is on its way from Grenada and Murcia to Ca••,
talonia; but the Editor thiriks it probable that Barce-
lona, Tairagona, and H,stalrich will surrender before
these reiAforcements arrive. According to accounts
from Catalonia, it appears that ROTTEN continued to
send ammunition and provisions into Montjruy after the
news of the surrender of Cadiz had reached Catalonia.

A JJeciee of king FERDINAND, dated Seville, Octo- '
bet 9, concludes thus:—" We have resolved- that a fu-
neral service shall be celebrated in all tile churches of
the Monarchy for the repose of the souls of those who,
since the 7th of March, 1820, died in support of GOD%
cause and mine."

. His Catholic Majesty is very liberal in the distribu-
tion of such honours as he has to give. Besides giving
the golden fleece to the Prince of CARIGNAN and the
Marquis of TALArta, he has mule Viscount CHATEAU•
BRIA ND, the Duke of BELLuxo, the Marquis of CLEW.
HONT-TONNERIt E., Count CORRIERE, Count PEYRONNET,
Marshal LA V Hisros, Count ViLtati.e, the Pope's Nuncio,
and the Ambassadors of the Holy Alliance to the Re-
gency, Grand Crosses of the Order of CHARLES 111.--
The following is stated to be, in substance, the speech
which the. Xing of FRANCE addressed to the Foreign
Ministers when he received the diplomatic corps, on
the 21st instant:

This ?s the first time I have seen you assembled
around me since the great events which have occurred
in Spain. I am happy, Gentle Men, to congratulate
your Sovereigns on this occasion, being persuaded that
I have rendered a service to the thrones and the nations
of Europe."
Last night we received—
Intelligence from Bayonne toi
the 19th. Great sensation has been excited in Madrid
hy the KLNeS decrees, against which it is said the Duc
D'Aufnour.aut and all the Foreign Ambassadors have
remonstrated in vain. The accounts from Galicia state
that the province is in a state of considerable ferment, in
consequence of the equivocal conduct of blonar.o.

Dutch Papers to the 25th inst. and Brussels Papers to
the 22d,.reached us this morning. The following are
extracts :

FRANKFORT, OCTOBER re.
'Leven frokk Constantinople say, that the Govern.

ment is highly dissatisfied with the Captain Paella, Ind
the other Commanders employed against the Greeks,
the fohner is to be called to give an account of Ili: con..
duct on his return.

The Pacha of Scutari is also summoned to Coastan.
tinople, and if he does not come is likely to undergo the
fate of Choutscbid P*cha. Omer Vtione's conduct
likewise greatly blamed.

"acha, rna

Greeks--
of kis con.

COilttan.
ndergo the
conduct is

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one of the

t the Com-
ith tril;-
ver.ight of

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Chamber
!e previnas

fled to t!le
esident for

adjournei.

audience of

I last night.
celebrated
701 guns
at noon,
tdidly illu-

le Bth gives
the King of
zeros of Ca.
delayed for
EZ that the
red that be-
e should be
lA.t es rY, to
stay till the
etter to the

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hi, Sept. 30,
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.ord But LIP-
or Malra, to
I board and

limented by
f ctistilletion.
orders, that
ands, inhere

It confosiot,
political opi-
icts, shall be
)pp epoch of

»tes of this
he Emperor
the lath inst.
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10911CCS that
ate to be &-
Thinking we
winter will

the Clam.
onstit utional
ring's Coon-
le Members,
deny that in
of the king-
e when they
iple that the
J their right
by counsels
Phony left to
are any ()pi-
s their duty
He therefore
Majesty, re-
t, on pain of

• opinion re-
light on any
yet known.
ternoon, the
thrown into
lowing me-
respectable
-street, after
nt out for a
nutes before
:ountenance,
most terrific
lying other
were called
:k, who was
life, the un-
tr out at the
:ndeavoured
mered, and
by the ma-
:. and hands
poor fellow
ran down
pis shim and
he then went
irayer; after
Dugh Broad-
d-street ; he
n-fields, and
congrega-
here secured
fficulty coo-
;sed through
poor fellow
was the es-
to be corded
.ly conveyed

Market, es
fifty pound%►