Star.
London, England, 1827-10-12 00:00:00

14 Knowins, that the Lieutenant Don Diego Limon
intended to follow the shameful example of the rebels
in Catalonia, I caused him to be closely watched.—
,Owing to these, precautions, he had scarcely begun to
assemble his partisans in presenting himself with eight
men at a place called Las Bodegas, near La Puebla de
Casella, before he was perused and arrested on the 17th
instant, in the village of Moron, by one °Ube Officers
,appointed to pram him, sad yesterday he. was shot kr;
this capital. The same fate is Merced for every indi-
vidual who shall seek and disturb the public tranquil-
lity, without any regard to his rank or to his particular
case, whatever be the pretexts of which he may attempt
to avail himself. The constant and decided enemy of
every species of anarchy, and always unchangeable
in my principles of loyalty and blind submission to
my legitimate Sovereign, I should be deficient in my
`most sacred duties if I did not, at all risks, and without
'fear of any consequences, preserve the ettentive Go-
vernrpent which be has confided to my care, in complete
submission to his commands, by guaranteeing the lives
and property of all the honest and peaceable inhabitants
of a province whose devotion to the august person of
his Majesty, and whose affection to myself, are already
%ell known to me. I hope then, that their decided
support, their intelligence, their correspondence, and
their secret information, will be given to the fur-
therance of my measures I shall myself redouble my
own vigilance.
• " The different authorities'of the province of which I
am Governor, and all those to whom I sent copies of
the present circular, will cause them to be fixed up
without delay in all the public places; and I order them
to be published in the journal of this capital, that evety
body may become acquainted with it.
(Signed) " VINCRNT QUESADA.
" Seville,. Sept. 22, 1t127.1
BARCELONA, Sam so.
Our journal acquaints the public that public prayers,
with exposition of the Holy Sacrament, are wide in
the different churches to the ALMIOHTY, for the health
of the King, and for his inspiration by Goa It the pre•
sent emergency.
Although general attention is sustiended by the im-
patience of the events which must follow the arrival of
the King, yet all the Catalonians who Ste friendly to
the Marquis de Campo Sagrado have experienced the
most painful feelings on reading the dispatch addressed
to him by the Minister at War, and which has just
been published in our journal. (The dispatch is then
given at full length in the French journal. It states,
that as the geat extent of the insurrection has produced
a painful necessity for increasing to the greatest possi-
ble extent the military foie* in Catalonia,(the King had
felt himself compelled to place that force under the
command of the Comte d'Espagne, who was to join to
the office of Presides{ of the Royal Audience of Cata-
lonia that of its Captain General. Inconsequence, his
Majesty felt himself obliged to remove the Marquis
from his post of Captain General; but not wishing to
deprive himself of his intelligence and experience ap-
pointed him President of the Supreme Council of War.)
In consequence r f this dispatch, the Governor of this
place has caused a notice to be published in the jour-
nals, informing the public that the Comte d'Espagne,
Commander in Chief of the infantry of the Royal
Guard, is appointed Captain General of the Principa-
lity, President of the Royal Audience, and General in
Chief of the Army of Operations.
In compliance with the orders of the new Captain
General, the Secretary of the Province set out this
morning by sea for Tarragona.
Our Chamber of Commerce sent a deputation to
Tarragona to compliment the King. On the road it
tell in with a party of rebels, who made the members
of it prisoners.
I have spoken is my preceding letters of the activity
and vigilance displayed at Metaro by General Breton,
the Governor of the place. He lately went very unex-
pectedly to the office of the postmaster in expectation
of surprising there a meeting of A postolicals. He seized
many papers, but net having time to examine them,
he formed them into a packet and put his seal upon
them, intending to read them when he was more at
leisure. On the next day, wishing to examine these
papers, he found that the seals had disappeared, and that
all the documents had been withdrawn which could im-

plicate any individual. He has thrown the postmaster
into prison, and is now seeking to obtain some positive
information respecting this most extraordinary,affair.
The Junta of the district called the plain of Tarra-
goaa has just installed itself at Alforja, a village in the
mountains, about three and a half leagues from Reus.
The letters which we have just received from Sara-
gossa inform us, that on the 30th of leptember the head
quarters of the central army (formerly the army on the
Tayo) will be established at Daoca. On the 26th
about 5,000 men were already collected at Saragossa.
The greate.t part of this corps is composed of the Royal
Guard. The Cuirassiers and Lancers of the Royal Guard
are also expected in that town: all these troops are in-
tended for Catalonia.