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London, England, 1827-10-04 00:00:00

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tarp off ranee might derive from entering into the diseresits, I pee-
ks. at prompt pay the tHbute of a respectful sasettete diesledrkes
.of the asthattlibt.Tha time wilt WIWI sake impartial:ill
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brows by the pantie, they Will be in a condition rightly to jeer
whimli deserves beet their esteem yr Indnigence,—the citizen who.
ln Ma a Aisle. tactilices hit reputation. and perhaps his ezidence,
to his campy, Ot he who, at all risks, world render his county only
tbe lastrusient otji,ts tone. MANUEL JOSE GARCIA.
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. FRENCH PAPERS:

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CIAZITTE Dt FRANCE, DATED OCT. 2.
Letters from Stuart: 1a say, .that a crinspiracy in
livery of the rebels of Catalonia had been discovered
laths; city, and that tee* persons pf distinction had
: been arrested, among whom are frf.jor•Genersi Aran
•"Frigillo, a Guer.lla Chief daring the time of the Con-
' stiaction; Colnnel Leon, ii Brigadier, and the brothers
ot General Capape and Theyte,
- IRON TH6 COURIER FRANCAIS OF MONDAY.
PARIS, Sire. so.

• .A report u spread that the affairs of the-Greeks have
• ekes a more favourable turn; that a Russian Consul
to the Greek Government has been appointed, and that
Count Capo str i a was going to be officially recognised
as President of Greece by the three Allied Powers.
Piton TSB COMITITUTIANNEL.
. MADRID, San. all.
ys •- israrscr 1111014 A 10KIVATI LZTTIR.
•
• General- Monet, on the tith instant, at Conca del
: Trek i large valley about hi:issue from •Tarragona,
fought an scam with the, rebels, in which be had two
bones killed under him, anJ was completely beaten.
• The rebels then dross bins into Tarragona. where he
bas shut himself sip with two regiments of Royal troops;
▪ they are now' besieging bins in that place. it is said to
be the news of this fight, joined to that of the desertion
• • to the insurgents of .more than a third of the Royal
troops, which hat determined his Majesty to set out post.
Tng has sent the Ginn nor of Tarragona an or.
der to Barcelona on the morning of the 27th,
a whet is Majesty will arrive, and he •his invited the
• Central Junta of Government established by the insur.
gents at Manresa, to repair to Tarragona on the 28th,
to confer oath him, promising that there shall be none
of the superior Military or Civil' Authorities at Taira-
: gnus now established there, and that he enter alone
wit its mite and weat.etcort. It is d&bted whether
• the Junta of the insurgents would obey Ibis invitation.
• It is thought that tbe- fall of M. Zallasteros, whose
.' financial measures have done the greatest injury to Ca.
' talnnia. the most ihdostrious, commercial, and mama-
, factoring province, will he the inevitable result of the
King's journey. It *hold then be difficult to prevent
• • drat of i i. Cafoinarde (rem soon following, notwith-
' standing-his present favour. The Insurgents have
totally destfoyed the famous paper manufactory at Olot,
belonging to M. Calomareet they have also shot the
• foreman of the works. This manufactory made many
malcontents, because M. Calomarde, profiting by his
position, not •ohly furnished paper to all the offices of
• his department, but she to those of his colleagues (even
• when the Duke de Linfantado, who also has piper
manufactories,- was Minister of State), and, in conse-
. qiesce, the greater pert of the other paper manufac-
. caries established in Catalonia sold hardly any. It is
• many 'Mar ulthis kind which have brought about the
• revolution to Catalonia.

Too regiments of Royal troops, in going through a
• pass called the Col de Balaguer, were surprised and
• cut in pieces by 6000 Insargents, commanded by a
stranger, whose name, and even country, is yet on-
illisown here. The to base lately circulated
:
Alrentrgbout C,atakmia, even in &retina, a proclamation
• iss Melting's name, in which a fell and perfect amne,t)
—ii granted for all political opinions and crimes to all
Spaniards, from 1808 to the present day. It is no longer
binds which form the insurrection, but a levy en•mane.
. The last letters hum Gallicia announce general dis.
reim
est to be prevailing in that Province; a general
ris Ais apprehendesi there in opposition to that in Ca-
Inl* Gallicia the cry would be— Viva la Con-