Star.
London, England, 1827-09-29 00:00:00

vl/41/43-14.

Two hundred Ihoused olSoisdeNt who have been de-
spised and persectitea by he Walrus men who ma-
mar the Goecrnmtlip, are our companions in arms, to
b•tiskier seetsraialsvanitt glory, pronouncing these words
• Live religion! Live Ferdinand VII. Death to the
sectaries! Down with the wicked plaoemen
(Signed) "JOSEPH CLARA, Commandant."
PRIVATE !MSS YROM MAMMA. .
The most illustrious Commandant-General of the van-
guard of the Royalist army serving in this province,
Don Augustin Saperes, entered Igualda on the 4th cur-
rent at eight in the morning. He was receiver by the
• assembled inhabitants with loud acelarnationi, and cries,
a thousand times repeated, of" Live Religion! Live the
august Atonarch, Don Ferdinand VII. whom Got pre
serve l Live Saperes, who has aroused us by his arrival I"
The battalion of the Royalist volunteers immediately
placed itself under the orders of general Saperes, as
did all the battalions and flying companies in the neigh-
bouring villages. The works for fortifying the town of
Igualada are continued with activity, and that town is
deter mined to defend itself against all the efforts of the
enemy if he dare to attack it.
Don Paul Miro, a rich merchant and proprietor of
Rens, has raised a division of SOO men in the neighbour-
hood of Montblanc, and great numbers flock to enrol
themselves under his glorious standard.
At Puenta de la Armentera, another Commandant
born at Valls, is at the head of SOO intrepid Royalists.
The very probable report is circulated, that his most
Christian Majesty has caused to be published, in Roos-
sillon, an order which enjoins the leaving a hee passage
to all the Spanish Royalist volunteers, in the case of
their wishing to take refuge is France, and the granting
them the same assistance which was afforded them in
1822 and 1823.
It is said that at Mataro our troops fell in with the.
French troops, and that the latter departed without
occasioning the least inconvenience to ours.
- Our troops have entered Cervera victoriously. The
people received them with demonstrations of friendship
and joy. All the Royalists have enrolled themselves
under our standards, and the town is foaled to resist,
if necessary, the enemy's troops. On entering the town,
order was not disturbed by any. scene which could
compromise public tranquillity.
On the sth current the most illustrious Provisional
Jenta of the district was installed, in pursuance of a
decree of the most illustrious governing Junta of the
Province, dated the 2d of the same month. The mem•
bers composing the Junta are the most illustrious Ca-
non Dr. Don Ramon Soler, Eubaldo Guinn-, Priest and
Rector of St. Cucufate del Raco ; Don Jose Masnon,
Captain of Grenadiers of the Ist Battalion of Royalist
Volunteers ; Don Igpacio tscorcel, merchant ; Don
Ramon Villarubia, proprietor, at Moya ; and Don Bus-
calla de la Pere, of the district of Olean.
The Junta of the Principality established in this town
has thought fit to create a Military Junta, composed of
the following persons; President, Don Francisco Pare;
Members, Don Antonio Castles, Commandant of Arms
of this town; Don Alberto Gall; Den Juan Marti; Don
Mauricio Puigdellivoi ; Secretary, Dun Domingo de
Metz. This Junta is authorized to conderne either civil
or military persons, according to their offences.
FROM THZ GAZIYTTE DR PRANCE, DATED SEPT. 27.
SMYRNA, Sam 2.

Admiral Codrington has succeeded in restoring con-
cord at Napoli di Romania. Since the Greeks were
assured that the great Christian Powers interest them-
selves in their favour, they have been much more docile
to the advice which they receive (ions the European
Governments.