Star.
London, England, 1827-09-21 00:00:00

PROW THR COURIER TRANCAIS.

mADItto, SEPT. B.IILIVATII
The evens in Catalonia, end the emigration of M.
Rechaco to Portugal, are the two events which ate
most spoken of to-day.
With respect to that which concerns Catalonia, within
these two or three days an Officer arrived post, with
dispatches from M. de Campo Sagrado, for the Govern-
ment. Immediately afterwards the Ministers held a
council, which continued sitting during many hours.
According to the details which M. de Campo Sagrado
gave of what had taken place at Manresa, it appears
that it was a popular insurrection which gave the rebels
possession of that city. The troops of Carajol were not
II there at the moment of the revolt. The Governor of
the city, M. Beta, having gone out during the night.
with a patrol of Royalist Volunteers, to traverse the
streets of Manresa, met another patrol of the same
corps, which, after having answered the " Who goes
there ?" joined the men whom he commanded, and
seized him, as they did also M. Conti, Lieutenant Col.
of the second regiment of the line, a party from which
was then in the city. They sounded afterwards the
tocsin, and the firing commenced against the troops,
whom one of the commanders of the above-mentioned
regiment had assembled in the square. The firing con.
tnued during two hours, till the commandant received
an order, which the rebels obliged Lieut. Colonel Conti
to write, and which required the soldiers to lay down
their arms. The commandant thought it his duty to
obey. Shortly afterwardi they apprised Carajol of that
which had taken place, and this chief of the party ar.
rived immediately, and occupied the square Many

MADRID, San. 6.
Dispatches frOsi Barcelona have been received by the
Minister of War this afternoon, which announce that
the main body of the insurgents were marching on Le-
rida sad Tortosa ; aad,.it is added, have such
partisans in the two cities, that it is impossible that they
shall not shortly fall into their power, if the troops of
the King do not march to the succour of these places.
These letters also give a long list of towns and vil-
lages from which the Royalist volunteers have gone
over to the insurgents. They estimate at three thousand
the number of the volunteers who are already •in the
ranks of the Carlists.

Some small detachments of troops of the line have
likewise joined them; but the most remarkable defec-
tion is that of a regiment of cavalry which left Sara-
gossa for Catalonia, and which, after having seized on
the chest of the regiment, and divided its contests,
separated into platoons, and proceeded by different roads
to loin the insurgents.
'The Archbishop of Braga, a Peer of the kingdom,
died on the 21th of August, in Oporto.
The Marquis de Castello Melhor died at Lisbon on
the 27th of August, aged M.

11011 TEN diserri Da PRANCE 01 IVIDIILIDAY.
ST. PrfItitSSURGH, Sen. s.
It appears that the Divan of Constantinople, accord-
ing to custom, has singularly exaggerated a disadvan-
tage experienced by our cavalry in the environs of
Erivan. The fact is, that the scarcity of forage beyond
the Araxis, and the difficulty of transporting it from
the left bank, had reduced our Cossacks to a state of
weakness, of which the Persians availed themselves for
a moment ; but the Adjutant General Paskewitx having
immediately marched upon them with a corps of regular
troops, the former promptly retired.