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tion of this decree.

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I communicate tbis decree to your Excellency by
order of the King; that it may be Made known to every
Ministers and._published by an extiaordinary Gazette.

"See proem year Excellency many years.

"CA LQM 11:i11

(Signed)
" At the Escurial, the 18th of September.
'The King, as may be seen by the above maniresto
addressed to the Council of Castile, is to quit the Bseu•
rial on the 22,1, and on that day his Majesty will sleep
at Ocana, 16 leagues from the E‘curial. Oa the 23d
lie will proceed from Ocana to Quintanar (eight leagues
land a half). On the 24th his Majesty will dine at
Minya, and sleep at Albacete, (18 leagues and a bait)
On the 25th he will dine at Almanda, and sleep at
iChiact, (23 leagues and a half.) On the 26th he willdiae
;at Castillon, and sleep at Vinaros, (23 leagues); and
'finally, on the 27th he will arrive at Tarragona.
His Majesty's suite will consist of the Marquis d'Al-
budeyte, Captain-General of the Guards, of the Minister
of Grace and Justice, Calomarde, and the Secretary of
the King's Cabinet, Meras, who will all three sit in the
same carriage with the King.
These will belollowed in a diligence by two Chiefs
.of Division and an Assistant, all belonging to the Mi-
nistry:of Grace and J'istice, the Physician Castillo, the
Apothecary in Chief, the chief cook, and some domes.
These are the entire "suite.

tics.

The Gardes du Corps, and 80 mounted grenadiers,
!eft this yesterday. They are to take post at the several
stations where the King will change horses, dine, or sleep.
A brigade of light infantry of the Royal Guard,
which formed part of the army of the Tagus, left this
yesterday for Arragon. This brigade and the other
regiments which have proceeded to the same destina•
lion will unite at Daroca and Its environs. Those troops
which have marched fur Catalonia by way of Valencia,
will unite near Tortosa and Lerida. From the activity
displayed in preparing this expedition, there is no doubt
that before the 15th of October an army of 20,000 men
will have assembled in Catalonia and Lower Arragen,
which will be more than sufficient effectually to oppose
the insurgents, who, on their part, though they seemed
to make great preparations, Co not hold firmly toge-
ther, for they evacuated Manresa without striking a
blow, as soon as they heard that 800 men of the troops
of Government were approaching that city.
The attempt which they made on Tarragona was not
only unsuccessful, but proved ruinous to their partisans
in the city, who having revolted at the approach of the
insurgents with the intent of seizing General Coupigni,
who commands at Tarragona, were defeated, and great
slaughter made of them by a body of 200 artillerymen..
At Tortosa they were more fortunate, having driien
back the 10th battalion of the Line, who had marched
out to join General Manso.
Among the Bishops of Catalonia, the B:shop of
Lerida is the only one who has openly declared in fa-
vour of Government. As to the Bishops of Tortosa and
Vich, the former evinced great coldness, and the latter
no external mark of attachment to the cause of Go.
vernment. •

Gen ral Romagosa came here without a passport, or
at least with a passport which he had made out for
himself. He was about to be arrested as a deserter ;
but those who were about to arrest him were surprised
to find that the Minister of War had furnished him with
a regular passport, and that the Minister of Foreign
Affairs had given him authority to travel by the public

_ wounded, _
'ome taken prisoners; stml some ammunition was picked
up, which those banditti threw away, in order to run
the faster."
The following letter has been circulated in French
Cerdagne:—
PROVISIONAL RIM IA RY AND QM. RIOWDRXMIe
OF VIOL
"Being ordered by my superiors to take
of the town and district of Puyeerds, I write 'this
date to the aotho►ities of that town for the free said!
.inicable entrance of the troops, which I send thither,,
thus to avoid theiffusion of blood.
"As the wishes of the good and faithful subjects of
out idolized Monarch, Ferdinand VII. have no' object
but that justice may be done, that all revolutionists be'
kept horn public offices, and lastly, thar under no pretext
the friendly relations that exist between the Preach
and Spaniards be impaired, I have thought it proper to
acquaint you with this resolution, that you may make
it known in the French Cerdagne, if you think fit,
assuring the inhabitants that, far from being alarmed.
they might to be Persuaded that our enterprise tends
only to consolidate the reign of our beloved Monarch,
Ferdinand VII. and to strengthen more and more our
Friendly relations with oar benefactor Charles X. your
King.
" Persuaded, that we aspire only to lie maintenance
Of tranquillity, and that we are the sante who, aided by
(he French arms, exterminated in MS the unhappy
Spanish revokunon, and informing you that -I have given
the troops whom itsammand, the strictest orders on
this subject, I hope that you will accede to my wishes
in every thing that shall-not be contrary to the orders of
your Government.",
PARTS, Sam se.
L The official Carte of Madrid announces that the
lag vet out from Otte E-ClUial for Catalonia, 0111 the
122 d, at five o'clock in the morning. On the 24th the
greatest tranquillity continued to prevail at Madrid.
The Augsburg Gazette speaks of an autograph letter,
addressed by the Emperor of Russia to Count Capo
&Istria, at the time when he obtained his discharge from
the Russian service, in which his Imperial Majesty con-
gratulates him on his nomination to the post of Presi-
dent of Gree.:e., and espressos kis hopes fur the Greeks,
and his xesolution to act in their favour.