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and vie with each other who .1 occas iion the
gtrasst evils tote ruler &gab der pretence of religion
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MAIN t,,' like tisk ieffidifiagorp of all times, see
evils exert w e , and sisr:.bilidee- seis good. Religion
end thellting. however)eanntit be Satisfied but by a
cameo. obedience endloyabitieled by-sincere tows of
gratigside;-rabmtviron. nAd•PertitrA':
• " His Majesty fs painid• 'necessity of being
_ obliged to punish tebels.; but ltd- likftise bitterly !a-
slants the increase of a disorder, of 'which he sees no
end. and of which it may be difficult hereafter to pre-
vent the consequences.
" Such is the time and faithful relation of the events
which pass in Catalonia, and ol the results which they
present. Hos Majesty orders it to be published, that
the truth may be known to all, that malevolence and
erroneous statements may not succeed in relaxing the
zeal of his faithful subjects, and th it the wicked chil-
dren of their roontry,.; and the enemies of Saain, may
• lose 'rely pretest for calumniating him, tend may
found no hope in the ignorance in which they oppose
' him to be of his seal force.
" His Majesty. resolved no longer to permit via
• lence to u,urp the rights of legitimate authority, or to
allow his name Wise abused for the purposes of revoltt
determined at die same time to maintain tie purity oft
monarchical seeltinieuts, the benefits of the restoration,
and to put an end to the tumultuous scenes which agi-_
tate some &strict' of these provinces. has thought pro-
per to ordain as frUirers:
• " First. The gatebeas of Catalonia shall receive a ceasiderable
lacrosse Of troop, of the line, vrishort, however, diminishing the
forces employed woo other important points.
" Secondly, Is order to assist the Captain-General la his an-
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won labours, there shall be nosniaated a General, who, aader
the immediate orders of the former, shall be specially ;barged with
the active part of the military operations, sad command the forces
" donned to pursue the rebels.
" Thirdly. This General shall emu to be proclaimed tai the
rebels his commission, and the powers with which his Majesty has
Lypted hint ; he will have it in his power to grub an amnesty
to Muse who lay down their arms without delay, with the emp-
tiest of the, Chiefs; but those who do oat take advantage of this
enaneety within the time prescribed by the °sacral, shall be shot
. without mercy.
wiaarddy, He is to pareatiibo gilds without relaxation, till
they are reduced to obedience.
' ' 0 Pitthly. He is empowered so dispute( the &past volunteers
all fig may ace occasion.
, Paddy. These of the volunteen wbo shall refuse to obey the
eiders of the General, or who from fear, connivance, or any ether
mottoe. shall refuse to fight the rebels, shall be disarmed. and for
ever deprived of the honour vf serving in Royalist troops.
• a Seveatkly, Is going away. they will be invited to ful6l their
' dudes, to protect the maintenance 'of peace and interior order, by
• meting to propose, sad proposing to his Majesty, the recompose.'
which they shall ban demised.
. " /Sight*. His Majority authorises the said Geoend so arm,
when be thinks proper, the loyal inhabitants who Mall voluntarily
aver to pursue the rebels, so defied the ebodissen due to his Ma-
jesty, sad to maintain the tranquility of the cesmery.
" I addreu this communication to your Excellency
by order of the King. that you may take the measures
necessary to carry it into execution, and that you may
transmit it to all the governors and all the authorities
of Catalonia.
" His Mtiesty. full of confidence in the prudence
• which characterizes your Excellency, is persuaded that
• with the energetic execution of the me issues taken, and
. with an efficient ccroperatio9 ost the part of the. goverp
noes, military chiefs, spa civil authorities, your Excel-
lency will confirm in the revoked districts the sovereign
authority of the King our master, and re-e.tablisb
peace, cif which the state has so much need, and which
is the object of the ardeot desire of his Majesty.
" May GOO have your Excedency in his holy keeping.
(Signed) " Ilai Marquis de SAN BRANO."
BAC/MONA, Sure. S. •
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Five hundred of the rebels yesterday evening entered
Motaro.a town consisting of between 12,000 and 1.5,000
people, only five leagues from Barcelona*. They levied
a contribution of .500,000 franca, paid ow the same day.
FRONTIERS OF CATALONIA, Sm. a.
AB the plain of Tarragona has joined in the insur-
rection.

!KOK VIZ CIAZZTTC DI FRANCE, DATID SZPT. 17.
PARIS. Sm. 16.

The Machabee merchantalan, which sailed from
Marseilles, after t'le convoy of the 25th of August,
. having to stop for one of its crew, was taken on the
3d of September, near Almeric, by a small Algerine
corsair, and retaken on the 4th by his Majesty's ship
the Cuirassier. The Machabee has arrived *Toulon.
The Cuirassier took on board eight Algerines, whom
the corsair bad put on board the vessel, and proceeded
in pursuit of it.
According to the f.anrier Frgareis,otrither of some
speculators on a fell of the stacks, who rsmurks it
collected on 'ChM It yesterday, the communications
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between the front' of FIACCO and the capital' f Cate-
'oasis were iuterce . Wecme affirm, ea the authority
doer letters, that the coovoy• and the passage of de-
tachments, and eves of-single French OBiers, continue
along the whole line withonj the lea*" obstacle. The
' insurgents have nowhere instated a Frenchman.
' Letters horn Rime say, that in the Consistory whicbt
will be held on ito 25th of 'his month, a Prelate of the
' Netherlands wile promoted to the dignity of CardinaL
Our readers will remember that M. Drovetti, Consul
of France in Egypt. monied hither about six weeks
• ago, after as absence of 27 years. lie had obtained
leave of Ames for a year to pass it with his family,
bet it SWIM that his presence near the Pacha has be-
gone, highly necessary under present citcninstances,
• Mai his departure for Alexandria is anuouncod as being
Very shortly to take place.
A letter from Perpignan of the fhb ef fitttinuiser
says—l, A battalion of the Ist Swiss Refute= was
going to set out for Catalonia, where it was to be in
garrison at Figuebas. It has beets coonternstuded.
The Ist Swiss Regiment is to relieve the detachment,
of the 434 Regitneat of the Line, which is in gamier.)
in the fortresses of the department. The whole of this
latter Regiment is going to be assembled at Perpignan.
to await further orders from his Exceliaty the .10mister
of War." . . - ,

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A letter from Bayonne of the Bib of Kaptillikyy
wigbe day before yesterday five coueierr
tor City, two coming from Madrid as • 174 'thee'
' ' way to that city. Team ti.iy an trlynitaa-4t (rem
Paris. and the dispatches were faro aided' to d by
*extraordinary coot ietP
Tbornephow of the celebrated and unfottonate Ka
- raiskairi it at obit moment pertaining quarantine at
• Tonkin, on board his Majesty's ship the Boyadere. This
• young man was very near being killed by an inimeme
• Sim, whacb it ivacbelieved might be aligned, without,