Star.
London, England, 1827-10-02 00:00:00

TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOB

will be forwarded by sea, the state of the northern
provinces being such as to prevent their being sent by
lend.

The accounts which we continue to receive from
Valencia are satisfactory. Barcelona, we hear, enjoys
perfect tranquillity; but the country is in a flame, and
not a day passes that the tocsin is not heard.

We learn by letters from Urgel, where public tran-
quillity has not been interrured, that several Procla-
mations have been posted during the night on the doors
of the church. The agraviados exhort the inhabit ants
of Urgel to rise, and point out, to them a dozen old
windows, and some freemasons who reside in this
t Iwo, and whom they ought to get rid of. It is said
that this Proclamation contains an eulogium on the
French army. This exhortation to revolt has had no
effect.

Casts', one of the Chiefs of the Agraviados, had en-
t led Bagnols; he, demanded a contribution of 600
ounces Ole, however, contented hitnierwith 150;Yeak
all the arms he could end, and left the town. On Me
.arne day anoti.er Chief, El Carn;ciero (the butcher),
also went to Bagnols, and required all the young men
fro n the age of eighteen to twentytive to follow him;
he threatened to pale the town. A great many of
the inhabitants fled, carrying away their most •aluable
effects, and retired to Barcelona.

- The Spanish General Manso has begun to take the
6-Id. The plain of Girona has been clewed at the ap-
pearance of the King's troops, anJ the nglaviades tied
And raised the kind of blockade which they had formed
round Girona ; they have fal!en hack to the Clyne de
Trensp, to raise the country. We lisle not heard how
they have succeeded in that quarter.—Echo du Null.

BRAZIL AND BUENOS AYRE&

The following are the instructions with which Senor
Garcia was provided by the Buenos Ayrean Govern-
ment, on his mission so Rio Janeiro:—

INSTRUCTIONS WHICH ARE TO GOVERN DON WANORL
JOIE GARCIA, IN THE DISCHARGE OW THE
COMMIS-
SION WITHWHIcH lIE HAS SEEN WITRUSTIII7 TO THE

COURT OF RIO DR JANEIRO.

The principal object which the Government proposes
to obtain, by means of the mission of Dan Mamiel Jose
Garcia to the Omit of Rio de Janeiro, is to accelerate
the termination of the war, and the re-establishment of
peace between the Republic and the Empire of Brazil,
as the interests of the onion imperiously demand.
The Governineot leaves tothe ability, prudence, and
zeal of Senor Dun Maooel Joze Garcia, the adoption
of the means which may be employed for the execution
of this important objt•ct; for this reason it confines itself
to making the &Bowing remarks:—
First—As soon as Senor Garcia shall arrive at Or
port of Rio de Janeiro, is the obaractee wiricb.h: bears,
vf atm fratraaailOary sad •Maiqer
Of. the Repolshelte)lis B!itannip Ikkijesty..lre shall enter
into commtinicatino With Mr..G irden, Miiistet PAli-
potentiory of Great Britain atithe.Cburt of Basil; and
the moment he shall obtain, by his inter teretice, the es-
nrances of being properly received by his leapwriAl
Majesty t.) treat concerning peace, and, in consequence,
the necessary passport, he shall proceed to his di.em-
bar katinn, and to take the other steps which belong to
the fulfilment of his mission.

If, unfortunately, this cannot be obtaineJ, he 611411
return to this capital, in a ship of war belonging to his
Britannic Majesty ; for which purpose he shall solicit
the necessary assistance from Nit- Gordon.
_

Sccond—:ln case the Government cif. Br azil shall con-
sent to treat concerning peace, Senor Garcia is fully au-
thorized to adjust and conclude any preliminary con-
vention or treaty, which may tend to the cessasion of
war and the fa-establishment of peace, between the Re-
public and the Empire of Brazil, on honourable terms,
and with reciprocal guarantees of both, countries ; and
which shall have for basis the devolution of the Ot iental
Province, and acknowledgment of raid territory in a
separate state, free and independen,, under the forms
and tules.which its own inhabitants shall choose and,
sanction. In this latter case no compensation to be do-
tnanded by the belligerent parties.
Third—Senor Gatciamay assure the Government of
Brazil. that, this step being (Meted. he will enter into
a treaty concerning the regulation of limits between the
Republic and Brazils, and to establish and regulate the
relations of amity, commerce, anti navigation, in such a'
manner as shall consult the prosperity and reciprocal,
aggrandizement of both countries.
F,:urth—The preliminary convention, or treaty of
peace,, which is espressEd in the second article, berm;
made, Senor Garcia shall remit it to the Gov°, ittnent
by the Secretary 111 Legation, informing as it maybe'
proper, and.wilarait its mification and orders.
Fißh,-If, unfortunately, the Government or Brawl,
without giving place to se.Lon, shall absolutely tense
an honourable and worthy convention, Senor Carel
shall demand his passport, sod retutu to this capital, to
inform his Government.
Buenos Ayres, 19th of April, 1097.