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r, weird.—Sear, then. that von will protect the boy es if he were your own, until I 'return hither and claim him. and I will consent for a nuace to part with him. But especially swear he ehe:l not lack the imtruction of the Godly loan played the (1,0.ne1-truth tngli above shaveling., the •Be sotislled. Date.' said the Lady of At entl; the )rX.6llall h. a et.much vacua _CU...were born OE., id* own blood. Will you lie NV "him ?'•• 4 NO!' onswored• the old . women sternly, 4"to pert is/ abouth. 1.10 - firth on my own mission; I *ill .. , not soften my'lleart by useless tars and wailings'as •ene that is - tioat called to a dety'." • • • As eofetosedi "' • ~ • tA; • • vqol,7crt itutc4regivrE. .-r• .77." .' ... • _. VVIM'S.IIIDgILANDERS MAILS. •.. •. . • trotiort, ltriUSTt fi r 11;oritoo,noitio,od,,Grivertior of the !onian who 1411 returned from Englund, ileit from thistOrt* - teirdsys ago, for Naples, ou board of sin Fns InlhYti&ate. •,... • ra.tttuirpter, *Outer 30. It is rftisOtted that Sweden Is negociating • lotiti so meet llto.rtpyases of its military establishment. is ufgrmei!l that the Cabinet of Stockholm is re solved to AlitO-tAi s e, army on a restiectsble footing. l'rivite Oc4uuts 4 lnisri Mrtnich Say; that the lliuis ter of Warliai L been very much occupied for some tiaso-paat,"• 'name is no more thoughts of reducing the numliitri'ofs.the &trans-in army; on the con trary; n i-tilf l i:e4rviitinct is going to he formed. The 1 ) ,;1 Ap'ops were reviewed on the 6th, in the w po rump, ai.rawinislti, by the Viceroy, Gieorrdl Esurnoki, mat by Prince Constantine. The cavalry utilottati.ib7 .: /•,000 Men. AVCVST 16. The Anstryin troops destined tin Italy Kill orrist• tr-um the 161'111* the 24th of this month at Treviso; 10 here thy* wilt- receive further orders. There *re se.sesdy Atiltiisitgariise;ns in .the towns of Bologna and Cor;4.iojo ip the Papal territories. • VIENNA, AUGUST '24. We delliaetrtiaoiss•wriive in this city, on their 2r a•eh tbitalf=iflii7 are equally distinguished by ete 6ue t anwpstwrio and the rceelleut spirit which arimatei thew ; the Nlit infantry iu particular is delighted at die ideu of going to Italy. Prince Lichstensisiu laLereited ()rams to go to Warsaw, to entritdinsent f . theytnpernr of Russia On his or ti‘el. 9:.14 143..irqi10 • 61 Imperial 111ajuity to be at tie czasjp..of kepi ) ift-tiole fur the first review, Name Le r OF.PTEM NM 5. We 'earn ofindiVii French fi•ontiers that various .1:0nf,i , , , 4 reports, 10;re lately been circulated iu the NortherKdepar,tmlnts. •At Amiens it was asserted that tite, , garylsow of. Metz. had come to blows, and wher places—the' me *was said to have hap. Aired 4 Llle: ?: :1-...qii'iition di•o•overed fliat all t'..r,e ;:ppoits were.:•iinfttinderl, and , reveria pZr sot's. sls.pected ,of.jfaving ; circulatra tiiiii, are zereifed use deilitered- op iota the bands .of itist..rf - e. 'rrArignillift 7 estery oboe!. pievant. The legion of the IFlkirllte .i lizs ii new Ciolciriel; • nab v !:•:-. belong iropoj..tenje honour in the. - French I army. 'mod who follesged - 00.44ing to Ghent. It is num/wire that the intrintilit the . Seine, „when . it hes 1 1 changed its quiiiirlit"lll`iikOrkie litie* nisi Co . ' I onel.',. Several cr:ffrit..rs wrio - 4si:g Lein Flared in the iserri.:e of late years,A,l„probalily.retire with pen-* . sions... Pa strict watch is -kept up on the • frontier,. tand a 4:ew days ago ert;ittobi of one of the legions, -Who had *fed. was .taken bf the ,gepdarisfesi : peisr 2 1.. i I le. ! sod seat to Par s ni;ifi ft;icOdfescoft. The exchange of. ;. consiorslis . .entremely frequent, at this nionseal, in irealrelies It is. observed .thst• there must be • woe ttetreileeffiespb•denee between' the Courts 'of Vie allll 'Druidism•• •• The Gennan tronsigion the 01/Wir Os,,,Pradesi , .work upon Spain andmita.GolistitubriAlp.fineg ; not seized. by order of the ptilicsn ball bliaelionikeeilws'' shops at Berlin. .'" t: • :"'s,•;1::." . . - ...'"•' - '• - •• •: ' : • Account.; from LuxeitihnitiVia% . ltitti• there huts' lately been a my goigtdintivAiiiSt an,ong:AAte ropps. it: garrison at Thionvillei. : ;4`.. :; ' • . • . ' ••••.: #itniiii, IiVrTEMIIfi.R. es ..• . We learn that the OilitneicoriSidtiwitttlirld - its 4 last sit t ii. g here on the tl;tifli'lit tibilth; * prrrions.,' to its reinuvid to Brift•iel,.lr)rse.-jt will ;resuiiii its ! sittings i u October.—(DetchPopess, Sept. 90 .-.., .: - ' ii# 44iiir, 'ly - niitt,ll... We lean) from g4stadt44l4, - Fie.Figriie Itxsirn. blies of Lni;er Heise liavq•:plisioinsonalyrefnsril4pi . norni•new deputies in tiietpliliesiot•tbrise viltoterre- Lave not taken the oath PresArinsil:by•rhecogiines , ..; lion, kn;moflt• le , folite r; REVOLUTION PORTU( rAdiricu LOS.] • - • ' =TRACT Flail A LITTER. I RQ S. PALS - DATED iF:IFFIBIIIigie 8; 81w1 p.m. ••" " The Dnke of Kent packet, Captain LAM: 4in — iesi-fierritteilenyttor •pasittge of eight dap, dnd brings - the sceOlindk :of a Revolution in 'Oporto; the Pritelamstian dated the 20th August, and names General Stei Valid at the heart • of the Supreme Provisional Go, vernment for sestablishiog the Constitution;. the me. litery have declared themselves in favour urit, and, in conseqitenci.. all the British (Meets have re;;'` signed. The news reached Lisbon on the 28t11 . 4 Anguist, and was received with • degree of enthel slur►; illuminations had taken place at all the 4144 &rent towns between Oporto and Lisbon ; the Red • ,gooey xt Lisbon have also Pruned a Proclamation under (late of the 29th ult. disapproving of the Mea sures adopted by the inhabitants of Oporto, and have dispatched the military to Oporto. No doubt esioted at Lisbon but that the whole of the army would immediately' join the Revolutionists, and it !as expected that the *moment the military hail departed, the Lisisottians agouti' also declare in .fa. your of the new Constitution. All has been done without bloodshed, and the utmost tranquillity pre vsilid.—Dispottlits go 'alto Government to-night by expresa.n ~ x.~t Estraet dx.i, letter from Lisbon, dated Aot gust 30:—. 44 ' . Vtin doubtless must heat by dril. packet, which goes off eNpress, 'the late event Of the change in the Government o r the provinces north of °parte), and let• that ciiyi which was publicly declartd and swam to by .11 the Authorities, mili tary, civil, cletirte und - otheta. on the 4.lth inst. Thr example has been follOwill at Coimbiu and Bevis, also. at Abrantes from ,whence the troops and militia forces have marched to join the .com» mon cause. They are paid all'their arrears doe bt the Royal dovernittent, and there seemeevre r y!eis• ton to believetill the troops here end in the vicinity will take the same part. The Government ynter. day jointed • 'PrOclamation exhorting every one. tn.:infant enter and frith towards the king. Order cert,iinly eallts, stid . we hope,it but very little respect hits been sheen to the 'Prods. (nation." , • frhe Proela.mntion of she RErtattcY was palv• !filled •yesierdny in-Tine BRITISH 'PRESs 1 ..• " OPORTO. AUGUST 'ts. !' Every tlin*,hieing been privately airittigerl on the 13c1 instant, between the Civil and Military Awilliwitieo, yesterday itt half-post four a. rit. the Castle at the 'month of 41:e Douro announced. by a royal ele, the dfy dfttined . to give liberty to 1 ° 4 " 1 1" .).. ; • • : • 41 At daybreak the troops of the line and militia under'sonts, and the Officer's proceeded to form Military Council, which published trio Proclarniai . ons tiri. i. ind 2.).., At firlf-past eight Ate!: tnarclUeCto . tli'e IFC:Stio Diner, rind posted them. Pelves in , frontisf the. Public lied. The Govetoori, liiihop, • : attel other•Authmitiea having arriied, the ‘'Pritattnaititiii were trod in. their presenee,' and . it, was univervilli'Oireed on . to estiihfiah aienal Govel:ntnent v oritls power to call the Cortes, for these to form a Courtirtition . :-this agreement . Was sworn to by'relt; tbllowing•form (No. e'.. The 'sake tests irtihnilied'ib . fiti People and troops, .who welcomed the Isstellit4ioee welt lowl and 'oe•4'• peated shonto r0t . .. 1 .'114"g, lire- King John " Long, the' (Cofer • anal ConsiitistioreP'*-In ' the evening Cliff - Itutlikatkievi ifterated IftelgotiohliV • Theati•c, sod 11;r4 'lite 'same ocetainii• • ,Otintf in ilia :greatest harmony and ;;.)oil order : not a dropof.hlood.spilt, • 'bier itiejo Aistrinting .voice. All .appear. venire/it, . 1 11od'eeeryAtiting. on as beet*. The On. .vor . n tit "27 tbi3Orit., dircatint, js noss.ourrept.4.ls, and.bide g p: lower, as osraature cannot hutprooper. ..• foreigh-Offieets in the Portuguese *int& were Oil t placi..l'iiti , ivr timpanist -1 , attest, but trilY M' ' • t • 67 with thsggreafet t.. • mid paid op to the y Gieneral la . .sk Poole dc,, Lime. and ;VW Odkori•beoe-.4imin 44 to intimate kis'arrest ,•• .1.er!.. - s!! • • .. • tidelirlitit the:Cortes are pour. ing infrom ,idt• i tit, and .eillagea 4 these Osier • provineer."'-' f-r; • • • • 714 foLloWirig sitothiviPticiaiiStheitis addiesied by taihrir Compasiio9s . i!:: • - .7111,091Wirttotis ti Algal itaye7 ✓iiture loon. ••• :,- ' ;.,_ ,', -u %. ''. './..; •:. I. :.. ...,...:. !..; ..*-17n.;! .. .00rwriu7; The 'sine is the cafe .ko,:jxioirt,..ot:thAbstAt mete .(g t ; . V i liersiZ.tm ; f:ne it ill' iirkiie iii—ter ns'et4ifienee thi ILI pper Hesse. ea well * itT I litr.lnc: -1iat,„. .54 3, elivitio t o•of.war moot' t : '.'llwieirrit.n . ?Firth:rhich Purtiiga enberg. and 'hi* lhouifrOrieltiii4;winellagireOrP:ielal 44;1.;°k-Pgr-ci'i'ilifff!rtt...ll4t.flosolfo6;.ititueli 114 fortu=nes been sent by the GoviittstiliiiitAii Abillis)-01160 WI " 044 tre'* 3 : 11e 1 ‘)rfuRI"'"••• li:ifog-iferilY. l • o l*vii : .40. 0 ;• • ;$4. 11. 0.. 4 44.*, .......0 tit ! -pulpy, out! jityperly,paii tir-titilkuul—they wish Diveril I . s enliglittning, the.elelt4, o ol.,O tb . t . , 11 i. • .. „..:. • , , g." , . y . ' ....".• ti. .., it •. ' - .j .. •.t ..,.t th i l . 1Arc.0...y .aut.. toustdree vic triut,,u, ituriup..,7l, 0 has. The-Setud dkai r ile • .1t t . . 41Y1:141..21 / 1 14 .. ' “losi: too -ctosittVBll4...) D. V 'ld. ISHII : 611 fen 40 r V itiLIP brill eqiiorged, in .diocuoitogit .itovio„ i• b .: 04 4 , .', . .se f fvd, .A. /dem:. is nteepsort, but iiis,tgerm attitt k .b tiiiitri!Opiroittied tor ielsiiiikilo.",i • ty:- ...04,0 1 0-tryaeomo s owi just - se, .4turil nss t 'll4 1 iesOtOusprosr. Afr. Vein 'l.inttich in ,, thif , PniellhiligollOPira4 e . adheeit to order—actm . lu hum tannish, anti 4 . usycjayfr tiurpt ;i e ; i g . i llo Hi r i ;111 t he, t' I . - 4 * .0-,, i..'. , •:- •Vr . e . ittlif ig . a ..''- . lyetswttlit;4lo,47tultu est tie tibia We tuiy .plae i i r. • • - ..„. • • h-gi-•-• ••• -. de**4o.l4l *kW ceuvrimp the „Come t P hob /hall be th strictive;of she I.be_ty O. s ogr . K i i,4 ." , 11041. ••. . 4 4) - . -.•-; •.etgUn' Ake eateoe. , ..r hey Atutlie. yrrnars,ft Viallitquliel I.topeoP. : 'dolt IkeSec,o4 n • "-". . it l• ."ng,Aq• ;:i,k.h• ri nrroloore. bar r.igitis. - ltur.o4o4e.e 4. eerthy KAI . I the Remintioli•of the' -fsitts, I. • . .obtliper. ys the lui;v4e. fie*. pee& .ohe 'kiwi his% wilt. bkos :on . ,* ...,. .., tit loot His Real Na . -' .. VTle 6 it i :Te 4 hatbde. • , Livir-Oir vole. Pug '.wilLive 'the Curtc., sect list . , , • o v i tt i p i l .. il) , ; • st rictire ellosee it: XIIi r pof theta Ai tdeeirtubee . • . ... . the pits of . Z: o 7her 14 - too-, • . u l li . . • .• _, "Ts _,,, .1. 1 .,. • _,... ~• . ....t0t0 i ,t0 (in A 1 . 0115 . 117.. . aignst tl, Me, tilinetio 0 1 4 43 4u 1 Rf : : r ... • .... . 11 Ht• ..• iitobliecit.ittor effezilicillik.fite.,',Tbo iettutry II . - - - • !Si* ; Me Klee, ,oar i rub ....~.... .___~_. j« 1 fellers, sad yew ataslieratlon lost Our estritleee are in • vain. The l'ortsgesse sailicrialiliot reduced Weskit( ales = noldiers! this lithe asesneitt. Let us Ay to the sel- Wipe of the country.' Let as Ay la our own salvatioo. Comrades, follow me! Let us gig with our.brethen in arms to' . tirpaissa Pa/vaunts, Goeerunseut. Let it all tie 'Cu. ti tttatte i Casaltstian, forth, Wilt of which hrtlis og4lll of all Sir ells., It .is "eiwwww"ty to *spiels them, S 04-frs gemeh owe. is is the IMMO sad owns. evolisg our august Sovereign, Don Jobe VI. that the • deostry shall be governed. Our holy religion shall ellgerved, as oar efforts are pure nod willow's. God will Mesa ties; Elie soldiers ilirr Cuiripose the Iwivt P4tuguese aril will tissue to embrace our caw*, sloes it is equally their outs. Soldiers! force is on, our ride, we nitigt !kronor* avoid dissrder. If the eerwtei owes its salvation to each of us, the nation likewise own to ISO its security nod tranquillity. Cuaide in a Chief whit never taught you but the paths of Ameter. • • Rbldiees ! Yon must not measure the asignitiode ttf the cause by the simplicity of oar discourse—learned men will explain, on n future day, this fatt better than a thousaad vie , lurk-a—let its acetify this day, and henesfiorth let the cry of our hearts be, " Live the King, Don John Y1...-Line the- Portuguese Army—Live the Curtel, and with' them the us tional Constitution!" • (No. 1.) • . . COPY Of THE OATH. wfiill OHS by the Holy Otespel obedience 11 the Provisional Istsokly fee the Supreme Govevpmenl of the Kingdom RA .established, and which, in .the.name of his Majesty Don John VI. is 4o govern till the institution of the Cartes which is to convoke fur terming the • Portuguese Coo stitution. • • o I swear obedience to these Cortem slid I. the Conga-. tution they may form, maintaiMag the Rental, Catholie- 4 Religion, sad the dynasty of the -Most &retie Muse Id -IBraganza " Stened by the following Members of the .Providobild - Government fur the City of Oporto, and the rem of Ate' Kingdom— President—A ntonio de Sila Pinto. Ptee-I'vesietent—Combrviran, Colonel of Artillery. • Serreiaries—Dun Jure Ferreira Eurgcs, Dun Jotk da Silva Cart-Mho, and Don Gumes de Castro. Meagher .for the Clergy—The Dean of the Cathedral: • Men4her . foi .Wagistrocu—Nlenoel Fernendis Thanes: NerrbereYb; the Nobility—Cerries and Pedro Lent.. Mentors for the linker:Hy—Friar Francis/co at. Leis. Member for cowneeree--Francisco Jozede Bairos Lip. Jifillbere fur tie Prortrre of Minim—Joao da Conlin Scioto Mayon cod Jose Maria Xavier de itzevedir. ' New hers fur the Province of Tumor lifontst—JOze Joaquin' o de Mines, and :oak Manuel Ribeiro Ferreira e ~ , Castro. Members for the Priifam. netro—Joni •de Mello Costros e Abres, sod Rope Ribeiro d'Abeanies • Costello &onto. • . • EXTRACT OP • ERlTate*ritinlN "LtittOif, Aveifirf 3o; The standard or liberty has been raised, avid the fortes and . Constitut kin proclaimed in the. dime Northeriirrteinees of Portugal. " The first intelligence of this event reached is no the 28th. Yesterday our prevent Gotornasttst issued •-proclamation, calling theinsurrection • the horrid clime of rebellion against legitimate power trod authority,' desiring the peopleand troops to se. likain'fiini to their Gi;verimient, and prornising to do soiw a11...in their power .to ameliorate the condition of the nation.. But this proclamation haw been.treated with very little *respect; though•it was posted in al moat *every Cos-tier. morning the greater pin of them were found torn, or'sMeared with dirt, Not even excepting.the, _places where sentinels aft; always. posted. . . Tii,cfay, adi-ICes •from Oporto np to the 27th "were received . ; eve . ry thi n g remaiurd quiet there. and they are propitritig., to set on the defenaire, if • . • ,•qpree.isary. ! - - 11 . If is runtoureil, that Algarve and Mem tejo are ready to proclaim, i(they have not already proclaimed, the constitution : but we have no con firmation of this: There can be no doubt that we are on the eve of au impottilit 'cliatige. God grata that it mad• happen without imiy•disorders being committed ! • " Yours, &c. 1 " Even in Leiria the Constitution nil been pro. s htinted." . lIITRACT OF ANOTHER PRIVATE LETTER. " LISBON. AVGUST.3I. 1 6 At last a revolt of t h e troops has taken place at .• Oporto ; thrte regimciata of the line, and -two of militia. The English cilleers were arrested. but soon libernted. after. beta ihstiktd for their post services. ssyiug .thatfa . tiiif affair, wus bet %veil then. . selves•and the Government. they required their aid sand assistance noionger. The coustititted anthori - tits, with the Itishep,vueechahtii,lit. have taken the oaths regnired Of them. • SatnrilaY. Was the . cl s aY -of the explosion. Ail. was 4nixt et .Oporto. The ~ advialleed *aard• vies yesterday at •Leiria, al/out yixt 'ashes kin* .NOthing has been 4404,11:n 7 ;e tr.4.4f. i iiitk but the issuing of a Pl:oohinalOp. riitlamatiois was .a spirited :composition. - • The Regency one-. was torn d',wu -the nth* s.ight, and the Oporto sub. Stituted in its r het. Yesterday the police-were 'Very busy in OfOlig it.. No letters! were allowed . tro .come::, fig*. the „Post-office yesterday ; souse ,quent am-are all-in the dark.. .. The Creole, they pay, is to take•PALsrat.t.s k !wrote :this business he. bad deelitied g6utg in hor. Three:l'6'race are pre .. . . . pormi,•suppased to: Carry Off . the y at a 'moment's warning. It is supposed .LIIC at the bottom of this business, and that Ppitn. gel will brconne a proyince of that country. • All. is goiet at present here ; no movement of-troops, Ind no dependance - on any one. N 'The Itote . Dcy it allowed 0110-day to . accept . • .~ Ttt - c - 11.1 ri . is Li ESS. .'~ '. LONDON, TUESDAY, H, I 8 211 L We have collected in another part of our rope! 1 a great Mites of the most interesting intelligence reopening the revolution in Portugal, which** announced 'yesterday. We use the tering'. " item; lotion in Portugal," -without arty quelification, because 410 doubt can now . exist of the complete and absolute success of tire •coirtitutional party. The conspiracy that preceded the explosion at Oporto, seems to have been as extensive as the . _execution of the plan feria iiittdent and decisive. Nut only did the whole military force at Oporto concur in the measure, hut no difficulty apecarz: to lithe been encountered from any of the other classes in the city. The civil and etcleSisstical authorities . readily coneurred in the project of the military, and took the ottli prescribed by the more active parti sans of the revolution. •All the troops throughout the northern provinces instantly. indeed it would seem almost simultaneously, pursued 'the save measurer, and the revolution was effected with as Much facility and willingness on • the part net only of the people, but of the Msgistrateast COirobra, Leiria, mid Abrantes. as . at Oporto :Tlieittt}li gence of the event was rapidly cdhveyed to 'Lisbon, where it was received by the people 'with the •Wihleat enthusiasm. The Regency hoped to control this by publishing the Iltritioniation which :sp--1 `..peored yesterday its this Paper, Itut 'the people •.j sidiesled this feeble edlliei of thi.47liibe•ile Govern (tient, the. .Proelasmitiens sow Atiteser, covered t• wit h.; ".kuud or..Min* dowie In t l tife ... Alttes•ies the Re'-- volutionists to the military ; evely.iveirree distriboted. Betrayed by thi military, and Zespised and hated' Hy the people, the Members of tie! Regeney could . ..Make no vi ort to check theprogrees of event.: In their deepair of suceen they turned their thoughts. iolery io' ; their Personal safety; and ordered'some ships of war lying in the *rogue to be prepared far 'their reception. 'Private lettets front Liebou stale, that they were to embark pii heatillisese v'eireelsonf • the evening of the 31st., nil)) the.irssea tion of tirtk jug shelter in the Brazils. _sad *Or:We apprised by a. telegraphic dispatch frogs •Icsillailss ,sis if it were-the immediate consequerice of their etternit. that Lisbon': has followed 'the example of Oporto and the eitfier • towns in the northern provinces, nod aoknowledged the revolution. - • - • • • It was on the 24th of August, as flee oititedyllibe. , terday, that thie important event Hulk' place 'tot Oporto. The revolution in 'that, *city was effeeted' without opp‘sition, and consequently without nay . - bloodshed or tumult. A Provisional Government was immediately formed, of which it .'hirpears 'Axe. 701410 DE Stt.yA I'INTo was declated President.. This Government was formed not of 'military men . only, but embraced several civil nod ecclesiastical persons, under the denomination of depot-n-4 front 'several district., classes, aed inititutions. •' Prude mations were immeiliarelr• issued; ads reed to the soldiers, only reminding them of the degradation of their country, of their own service., sacrifices. mid ttttt neri tedsu (tering:, and demanding their rosistinice ie establishing a cOnstituticaal form of government. • They tin - flounce the intention of the Chilli to - nrose • Cortex of the kingdom immethitely to be satn moned, and specify some of the princioni °Nene of the revolution. " Reform," they soy, 4i is tv...atited," and they hope to effect this by eatoblishiug a con. stitution *nailer in principles to that of the Cortes of Spain. The King is acknowledged as the head . of the State, and " their holy religion 'shall be proe tected.", A body of troops were odeseced from Oporto upon Lsbon, hot it is probable that the in habitauts of the•copitgl•anticipated. their arrival by adonting the principles of the revolution. it is :said; hoverer; . 1114 i a few lien were lost in Lisbon. The southern province., it was supposed, were ready to follow the example of the north, and as the sante motives, thei influenced the army in one part of the, klngdritn teteaFbe equally operative to the other, I nd ;is ell parts the power of the I:tail:lay omit be paramount,' there is no rearm - , to doubt the cuereet. nes* of this Supposition. A; this revolution is in principle the ameno that whi . cli has taken place in Spain, it must he regard ed with the same feelings of admiration by every sincere friend to 'liberty and lidnasnity. It is one' of thole mighty efforts which noinkinsi ussrasionslly the Deo Gnstitation. The Kira is to be trapect. ed. They have paid she emirs here. •• Excuse haste. The pocketis e%pecled to sail every moment for England. P.S.—The Regency are certainly going to tle PALMELLA goes its the Creole packet." TELEMILLPIIIC DISPATCII.—CaIaso, Saturday afternoon, September 9 :—" A great revointon has taken place in Oporto and Lisb;n, in cons,. queare of which the Constitution of the Cortes' of Spain has been proclaitried, and the former Authro• ritirs put down, including the British entployed there. A new Provisional GoVernment hes been instituted, with a view to convene the Cortes:4nd exercise, in the interim, the Supreme Authority, All this has brim done in the to me of .King Joitn, and effected peaceably, with the exception *lmre bloodshed in Lisbon." make to redeem the ehoracter or our species from the degradation a, d debasement that flow from o r . pension, and ivliich constitute the most instructive lessons in the philosophy of history. The occur - rendes in Portugal and in Naples Rive • still i• lit Spain, and give to the ilklstrioes ,011114 'of the soy of Andatimialtzglivrtket I ; e.o.m.!' to the.gritti. tine of iinTAiTtir Gehniged not to helot the elitists of nrie,imPs youdory. • lme to teach other Offish, WI MI : atett ffttits.ipate th e gloomy prejudices . ohiat (51r"..g0s fad 'heniturise,l their moral and intellectual faculties; Wla will now venture to despsir of lilsetiyin any coyntry, when in Spain. Port not, stud •Nroplrs. we haft sera such splendid initoocei; not *My 'of itoble staring, , bet of the matt enlightened understaintinz, and frail the very engines of eiespritisin bectmung the in. srennienti rif fteethem The general principles rutiaoal'iiberty are rapidly extending theinitiver throryzhoot tire world, ond it oil henceforth be's, rtnpa.s7Prie-tr, restste the tintiquited &aims of the chwir.e rights of King*, es it nith' i.e to per cent the diffitlinti of kis:Arledge. Thu, new spe tr. .. Aitto of popular rights, in the very live uf Prohibitions and interdict., will no rlqubt ext :i e ilte warmest indignatiim or the (7aliiirsets of Peters. burgh and Vienne ; hot those who know the grsded condition of the prople and army of Portu gal, sod ern appreciate the griefs of whirl) broil haul to complain, will rijoice in the spirit of t::. Postuguese. and lasigh to scorn tlit is k, .would think tither to argue or terrify them into continuance of their shivery. . The Pisriveeperi cif - Friday, .Lich art . m..:l at L late hour lest night, coniaiu no intelligence respect. ing the revohnitin in Portugal. They speak, boa. ever, of the rapid march of •Austriao troops into The intilligsrace front Stsdritt is of the 29th of.ke4 month. Thetertes continued to he actively etnployed in regulating the domestic economy o f Abe kingdom. Spain enjoys pcifect S9iiir further arreots have t skett place in France. .; The •Freneh : Five per Cents. are 73 f. Ikt o k Stock 1,350 f: • We receivetliast night Geniten Papers of recer.• dates, hot thCy contain np new; of any interest. Dutch and Flinders mails have arrived, with, paints to the fnli instant. :Au.tria continues to .pittor her troops into Italy. Austrian guerilla's sr:: already ea?l.l,ln•hed in Bologna and Cuminacc:,:o. :in Opt lishrE's territories. A ,I At *o'clock last morning the Canterbstry niwc e,sch Arnie rUMIv op Downing-street with 'event; Italian.. witnesses, but on their arrival CASTLERF4POI (Mice, they •were ordered to be taken to tie dep,t in Coltoo.gardrn. Thesewit. nes.f. niepreittmed to be the persons who, having taken fright at b;iuvais, returned to Milan, awl irt expectation of Whose arrival the A ?TORY EY -‘l, Vt . • ' aA L rerraelited ii . delay of four or live days. A 1 jatcugh : tt:ey havwernoe too late for the trial, they are time tioliban . their travelling eX.)er 'et ' •. . • • • Yesterday -the 'Leto CHAW€ELLOR tritilVietl Artisines, at the Secretary of State'. Office fur the Home • Repordinent.. • iverdUi r it-CisTLEiteactt transacted bailee; the Foreign Office yesterday. • An extract of private letter from . Rtrre,*lnted . the 23d ull. Oven in. the Gazette de France, 14.11 a retre a t Of the. carbonyl - I 'i , the Roman SUN. toed reecnily been discovered. end the priiciPal •Ichiefs 'arrested. It is added,.that the papers which 4scre seizeit prove that they were in correspondence with well known potions in different countrids of •Europe . arod;rilstd thatueveral bands of brigands. wh o i n ff s s the roads front Route to Naples, were regular eurreirposidence with the Carbonari. • • ••:• I s heiiiiiit be s very considerable eclyse n 1 Anon, -fravitog bat our-twelfth of the orb visilsk, 04 the morning of the e•Ni of this month. echpse commence ut '23 initiator utter tire o'clock hi' the - morning, shout half an hour pre. titlite setting of the moon; so that the !I....ta ckled part : of the eclipse will not be visible. 'seer; iii couoiries 15 degrees west longitude of Paris.— A phenomenon not less interesting to astrononter, -will he the passage, on the 2lst and 22d of th:s month, of time disk of the Moon, very close to the planets 'Jupiter and Salons, which we see *every evetiiiii; shining in the east, in the constellations el . Aquarius and Pisces.—(Path Paper.) 'lire Company's ship Earl of Balcarras arrived at BUrnbay the 30th April. She parted compacy with the Longford on the lith February, in lat. 15. 30. N. long. 32. 54. West. • The Thinnes arrived at Bombay the 4st May.. - The Dorsetshire outward bound was expected to proceed oa her voyage from St. Helena the 2d July. From• an authentic table. it is ascertained,- tbs•, dining - the year ending July 15, 1820, in coatp.- yiaou with the year precedipg.lheie hus been.a very greet 41refe04! (neatly ott i efieti).! in the consumption of animal loud in this tcoti.— a striking proof .uf the deplorable poverty - of: otn• artisan* and labourersi, its couseluence u:' the de prevaion. We might almost say ran), of aie'!Cal lery track.—..(Sheffield .• . - An atrray.occurrtd at • Middleton oa SaVurJl , atoms eight o'clock, twig/ern a /few u Via Veteran Battalion stationed there, and .some of : I ,!e 'lamas-iiebple, in which me regret to learn. lb...office: :tail one_ of the inhabitants have beet'aiietel noonded Ergot Some shotslited by the sialchera, It arose out of no political feeling, but. Ps cook (Vence of selee • pnvole quarrel that took place betweup individuals of each party. The subjec t . is now .upder a trial of tuvestigatiou.--.-(Cef.' I Mercantil& Cleranick.l • i . .