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dicial. SeditiOn was reigning first in the environs of Totosa; it has burst out in the cOrregimientOS of Gerona and Figueras. Those of Vich and Manreza have also yielded to the same influence, which looks as if he would extend his empire to the camp of Tarragona also. The cOrregim- ientO of Lerida, the ConqueS, the district of Urgel, the Cerdagna, have not yet been smitlen with the contagiOn, but there is much too good reasons for fear in these two last named districts. The objects of the revolters are not known meanwhile by their acclamations, they insult whatever Monarchical Governments hold most sa- cred or most dear--Proclamation are talked of, and flags with dreadful emblems. Such are the public rumors, aud terror reigns every where. The wealthy, either influenced or compromised by past events, are quitting their homes, and seeking re- fuge in walled towns. We shall have need oft reinforcement if tranquility be not ve- ry soon restored throughout the province. The tranquility of the city of Barcelona has not been disturbed. Some arrest have however taken place. It is asserted that mayor of one of the principal towns of | Upper Catalonia, ,and one of his coadjutors, who wished to indulge in some hostile de- 1 monstations against the partisans, have been assassinated. The governor of Ge- roma, having sent some infantry gems d'ar- mes, (nios0s) to a commune to arrest an l individual, the tocsin of number of neigh pouring villages was sounded, and they were forced to retire.

 Frontiers of Catalonia, April GA general movement was about to take place in part of Catalonia its execution was even begun. Public opinion has heen generally manifested against the leaders, who abuse the name ofthe Heir Presump- tive of the Grown of Spain. It appears that every town of Lampourdan was to furnish certain number of men, who were to form junction with the detatchments that came down from the highlands. At themselves well. They opposed the movement of the people, but as they were the minority they were disarmed. The assemblage of armed men which sot out from Rippol arrived too late before Car dona, SO that these new species of insur- gents, which had come from another quar- ter not being sufficiently strong, missed their aim at this place, which being fortified, would have been an important rallying point for them. They were vigorously driven back by great number of the in- habitants and royalist volunteers. This check re-established tranquility at Manre- ga and Solzona. There can be no doubt that this rising had extensive notifications throughout pain.-Many of these assem- blages, which may at present be regarded as mostly put down, have levied contribu- tions on the villages.

 Dublin 1pril 14.-This day is surely a proud day for Ireland when the glorious news arrived this morning, that MT. Can ming was made Premier, and the still more glorious news, that Lord Eldon, MT. Peel, &c. had sent in their resignations, the tri- umph of Ireland was nearly complete, and her sons will now forthwith obtain unquol- ifed Emancipation, even many timorous Protestants are to be met, who, since this news came in, hold the same opinion, so you may guess what the feelings and the speeches were at the Catholic Association, where Mcssrs. O'Connell and Shell, and their attending satellites. Mr. II. O'Con- nell and MT. N. Mahon, were present this day, that the two former might give utter ance to the swelling feelings of their burs- ting breast.