Star.
London, England, 1827-10-08 00:00:00

HUY AL DECREE.
" Dos Francisco Bernsldo de Quiros, MarvOs de
Campo Sagrado, Senior of the Suplease Council of
War, Captaia General of the Army and Principality of
Catalonia, Ike. &es
" lhelkeretary of State for the War Deportment,
in a Royal order of the 19th iostovhich I have received
this =soloing by express, writes to me as foilows: •
• " Most excellent Sir,—the Secretary of Stgre of the
Department of Grace sad Justice writes .to aso as ,
18th of this mouth. The Iriog, our waster, hiedeigned.
to address ender this date, to the Senior of the lila

Cuenca, Abe folio% lig decree.
" (Here follows the decree already published, begin.'
ning, Desirous to examine in person the causes which
have Iroduced the troubles in Catalonia.")

•4 the present shall be read in council, and it shall be'
[ immediately published. It is signed by the King's own
hand. By his Majesty's order I transmit it to year-Es.,
cellency, that his sovereign's will may receive its entire
execution. I annex the itinerary of his route, that your
Excellency may immediately issue the necessary orders
that the road may be furnished with a 'efficient neither
of troops from Ocana to the frontiers of Murcia; and
in case there shouliinot be a sufficient number of troops
of the line for this service, it shall be performed by the,
Royalist volunteers, who shall receive, while they are
employed, pay to be taken from funds existing in each
town, arising either from the Royal contributions, or
from any other branch. In consequence, his Ma-
jest, has ordered, verbally, the Count de San It/3-
MM to distribute on the road to Ocant the corps
of the Royal Guards, and to give notice to the
Governor of Valencia, by an extraordinary courier,
to execute the same order in the whole district
under his command. As for Catalonia, as there is at
Tortosa a division of the army, the safety of the route
shall be provided for in that country by virtue of the
orders which your Excellency will communicate. Hit.;
Majesty has at the same time ordered me to tell your,
Excellency that he will not have any rejoicings made
under the towns and villages on account of his passage,
because, convinced of the love of his people, he will not
have them divitaed from their occupations, or put to
any expense.
4. I transmit to you this present by the King's order,
that without losing a moment yourEscellency may order
such arrangements as you may judge proper to secure
'she passage of his Majesty in the district under your
command, for which reason I make the same commu-
nication under the same date to the Governor of Tor-
-tosa and Tarragona.
" Which I make known to the public for its sails-
fa tion.

Bucclona, Sept. 25. (Signed) •
" The Marquis de CAMPO BAGRADO."
The remainder of the Mon#ettr is chiefly filled with
the Belgian Concordat, and with seven columns of the
names of the manufacturers who have received medals,
all which is copied by the Gazette de France. Neither
the Mani:ear nor the Gazette de trance has any news
whatever from Greece and 'I ut key.

FROM THE JQURNAL DRS DUATS.
_ IdADRLD,_Sarr.2S.

On the morning of the 22d, at the moment of the'
departure of his Majesty, some symptoms of discontent,
were displayed in the Escurial ; but the people were
pacified on seeing that the Royal Family still remained
in that place, which they refused to believe, in spite of
the publication in the Royal Gazette.
The Canoed of Castile, which, according to laws,
is invested with a special power, by virtue of which it
can oppose the removal of the King from the capital,
bas not given iss consent to the journey of the King.
That tribunal has sent to its fi:cals a report drawn up
by a majority of twd to one, in which it declares that
notwithstanding the Royal pleasure, the council is en-
tirely opposed to this journey, and by no means respon-
sible for its results, on which 410 man can calculate,
who reflects that the absencaof the Angara Observa-
tion leaves Estremadura and Galicia unprovided with
troops, provinces in which the public feeling is dia-
metrically opposite to that in Catalonia. Supposing
this journey to be successful, the council may still, in
its opposition to It, aim at the double object of main.