The Sun. — London, England, 1820-12-08 00:00:00

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Spani•,h Constitution rimy Ile admired fo: ht7t there- are.- others no less libf3ral, alai this is to Le the object. of matute cossion lit' .our enlightened .Deputies 111 the tortes, '1....'„ 0 5e. writers who endeavour to seduce the in.; . ...anCoUs and tl:c, igtiordr.t. Into "another c p ur s, ? , t k eserv t, no other than that of inceq ctia:ies and enemies to tilt' dignity of the ,Portu -.guese ne.tion. . . I'att•TnovislaNA4' JUNTA 'OF TIFF. sura7mE Go.vE . aNyzer OF • • THF. liINGPON TO THU f•NitAiirrsri OF LISBON. , 11111Strilitn inbnbitaws of Lisboal,..—Ywa are well at:ll:lint eil witti tie even' . 3 tluit-occtitred la tli; ctr,lital son tt.te t . ltb GOVeriP,lletit, O high rartiraitarly participated in the prafeiu;kl,l;ttliclion I%iliz.h . wto felt by,"l - 1-luyal Portn. ..., , ,oese; sell', not nyw revwei itl cur hearts sapa:ritot a recol lection., •• • • h an' esCort: of'i..avaht,' to accompany hiritAhree league.s from the 'city:' -ol.eyed the o - rdcir immediately without. difficulty; x, . 4 1-)3f LB,' t7' Y.-O,FFICE, Dec,' 4, 1,19-0 tCileE 4 'ZS . hereby ginm, . awl : a, Si'ssJ ol 7 , ,o 1 of f : 9:ier and Terinfner aid Gaol Delivery, for thg Tria l, ti:' -9.l f.Heeicum2nzited on the fligh Seax, within the ,hir;cilli: 7 0 4 i lie .drint6aliti . of England, z!-ill 'lye held at : til " :ast `` e:„. . 1 . 1 4 in the Oki ailevy,..l,rnition,, on Mondizti, the' day ./4 c ' 7 ' 4 aeg nexti: ap ) l4istlii, fi, , (llo,c4;j:l i tlie ...I fur1,iaffi,,,,, 1 ....,..; ...: , . 'CONTRACT FOR 1-101. , 5. ROYAL rIOSEIVAL 14'011. :,,...;EA. , SIEN AT GREENWICH ; ' Vec. 4, 1820. UCH Persons as nr= ,, be • o fo Contt'act 4 1 .,.1 for tionolv:.l;' , .with Ei , b 1 Tons of ii 1-10 W.;, half in 13,1,1 - s, and half in' Poehuts, deliver in: their Vroposak to the 1)1i - 42c:tuts of the said lle•spc.:t'., Plac., on 5 . ..1.15,11.17 0 AY, the I6tli Elevea o'Clock in the Forenoon : and in . the laean time he with' .Porto'; of Proposals, and a'.; , ,u.:.ainted with fort hor part - 101-' Atirsy iturtiriqg at t,lleStey,ar(Ts . othce here. N.B.- No PropusA!s wilt- he received, after the hour afore= said, nor Wilt any, lie itteodcd to that are Rot agreeable to the .said Foups; nor unless the Parties percOmiliv ayf,t—tr• SPA74Pf+II PNPERC. M 4.1) fr; Nov': 9..9.:.—Their_Ma3esties, entered . the capital this afternoon, - at foUr o'tlock, o 1 Their relapn from their visit _Lo> the Escurial. hey entered:by the gate of .St . :-, Vincent ;.•the garrison add the national militia were drawn up to receive , : them.; the concoutse of.. people was irutnense,-`.. the ,evening `heing?e3 , 4remely . tine.. The air sounded with the cries of" The-,Constitution for ever!" CROKEA. cON7'I?,ICT IFED 1171;DGES.. Navy-C`,?Fie, \ lnecvwriL'cr a,. 133 Q r ir ll-I. P PL IATICIP ...41 61 1 :1 7 IG EILS ail . 4.1 - 11 5:17:011'EMS :of 11131 ALI THS 7' J' S V 4 !'ve_Nr.,, e‘ t h at rharsgur,,thel•ilk at One 4l ' e Y ready to trust with sack Pt•rso!ts as ~ tg Y -1 • 1 1- 2 iz''qiitk to Co:kb-a - 11 . lb? s.c.,..(pri',,iab; . . H•SWED:. W1. 1 .1)(;1.,',; • 6j, '1 1.1"c4 rt " - ' f litir' 4l brithf , 'and to be delivered - lev.le-.9.25r , / be . , .5 " 4117 " 7 : afle'r -Oite tke , t•larrof h: re l '" a 71 3, I;oti(ed ttals.s.:.the Party, b` ken:l; !Or attends. • • • - • 6 •:''er o nr:s t. be aero7npll'llit:d ky . a Letter 1 ) . '144 to 17 ' 1 ' A r arr/ Board, and •siklied by tu4 responsible' .6.(1 " . "‘' e -tad with the Persot tOhder ,e, gro c 7- to eco• 't4' Sara cf 5001. for the (Jae perforrhaifce of, the CON 'MAGI.' FOii GCI,I) LAC :E. ROYAL HOSIT P AL FOR GREENTICII, , . lkterolier 4, 1820.. UCTI PerBons• as may be to Contract KY fi;r, suprZlyirrg this hospital with GOLD . viz.- - ti,rivertikitrudttd..Yartis Fifteen !I;:trilred Yards of .\arrow, utaydeliver _t Vrophsa;s- to tlikr Direct° , of tire said Hosirital,. at this 1'144.r,,0rt. ..IGt.tr. instant, ,a Eie.ven a Ciact:i t the Forel:olio: ;Anil; itithe ntiean time. be futhisherifwith Forms of Proirosais arid' ritraitited : with fu.r.ther irar.ticuiats, thipiring at ttr, St'eward's Olfteqlkere., . • ' N.tt. Nu Peoritrisal vrili h rec::ve..! after t!ie aforesiTirt, not williasiy be atte.atLesl to that arc Forms; 110 V thiFesis Abe, Par::,:sper,oi:dlly a I_, ped r.. Avtr,A, inquiry into . - the ; intended "re-action in this province is going on tvitli - actiVity. 'rhe ittal . of Our- Intend uit,_ tjle politi Ca I C indefatigable. Ot • , Sides -the .persous arizested, of vvllon - Lltl accoun:, - before,;:evertil„others . ,, to „Ole number of have been t„ake.ti up, and ai.oz.mg; then: a • t:anon of Cara.ccas, who kept tip a susuicious correSporidenCe, 'Which has been discovered : and another person, :who , arrived to-day from Ma and \vas an officer of the suppressed Chait:- ber of Castile. . , . . . - • I. .. , . a ." - ' 'TO BE SOLD,' ' ' ' TIIE LEASE , of a GeDted • and , C6Lrifortal3l,4 • •.; HOUSE, .411 ~t he. ple?isaut s'i:la4,re kif.1.:144 nvs,..iii, Sur rry,-vrith a larger Garden, Coacii-!Millie, Stables. and:ail:con evilient 011iees' i 'the,l4buse is:rovin)r, and in the best. state of repair, and is•noiv, and forsutile yeaTs..past has: been occu7 Pied as a Select Establi,linient for tlx Edlicatinn ikf Ten Young Ladies . ; :•fnr "ifiticli puilinsii .it is particularly well adapted... There are. about tweive..Years ilnexply,ed..' in the' Lease, at , a . reasonable Rent. .+'6r Partictitara,-ii,:quiree of• Messrs. IRELAND and SAWYER; Staple inin—lin,ssessinn rimy bit-had at Clesinias. . • .' . VirrorttA, Nov. 18.—The Political Chief has published a Preclama.tion, in which he says, a handlu s i of factious persons had forrned the cri minal project of rebelling against our beloved king, and Agailis . ± 'the. country ialvhich the.y.od the happiness to: be born-. At the. head. of it were Gnerque,',Ex. , -Conananciatit of the . ReseTve of Ca•ntabria and .Gs.marra, Keeper of the, Salt Magazine. They 'began their horrible pur.,ose by stopping the post a,t the entrance of - Avine':,,,in., the night of the 11th, and carrying off ;tiniest the whole correspondence. As soon as this atrocious crime was known all the inhabitants of this city testified their in dignation, including the old soldiers-who reside* in it, and eag.erly offered tl. - .eir o faithful sera :yes;_ Their patriotism, and the good conduct of the militia of this city, have discoucert!...d the rico' plans of these infatuated men, ant.? ,in ti.re, days have taken ten of them, one of whom is the perfidious Gomorra, who had the boldness to styje• - , himself Commander of the Volunteers of Alava., CV.. • .. P 6. 17 tr 77 - 1 yr: O VlrlePf.l ' - ec 86 • isir'zY- 4 . edii :i ill i f l iSl :SiO NE RST i for , V . ' I -,' - i V TUA I.; i ~,... h0e,74 ' •zy 0 His ?I A, lES*.CY 'S N.. - e I ey,ilo ,herelly ,5, ,- Ire Xq.,. eci,,,, j . n.! o , < Friday, the 15th fast. they will be recul!,l4o To ' .'f" l "s in IV 11 i i7ii , (sated nj7), aullt real for • -.L. =' , '''.7.Yea..e.toPyt daett of SISK, ET M EAL: . - • D o 1 17, c1 Pffty _TUnS H is W OATALE L. 4 1 , 0 : 7 c de - livereit , into, Allaji•Stv's - I 'let nail i a f.r Stores al ;ir k , ' '''f, it! tie 'spire ur One 2lfonth, la, equal treekli/ 4 7.i r e rtio r4 ; a ,,d t o fie - paid ,for •by Dills ,pa.yable, wilheiu,t Z4f Bt ; •S'i Ten ilalipo all'er date. • eli t „..,con , liiioieS 6 . 1* ihe eantracts mayr be seen at the Se tt. 4' °Pr= 'ft . . • !ka ;!'F, a , c ( 4 _will be haclto ant/ ,rentler in which the Price lit,_ --,,, ue inserted intcards at leng 's th, or that .Yhall .. writ be de- • • Ca' Ete ' ' , - C o - l he- 'Boleti& &fore One . o'Cloik 024 th e ai l Fni, tb r 16 , , i'e 4t i 1. Inn. ,?4ar . nnless.,the f'erson ieqlt? niah!'s ithe t0,,,e'.., or some Perso , on his. behalf, attends, to OM iver en ti,...,, '-• --,. • l. -------- • - tor, _ . / rt , • and J.: SI VESVII.IGriIT 'the Sole' Con. t7-'• tractors,.having received _front the. Lo.ids of the Trea- Sur!. the highest approbation of their New Schell:C, have to state that it may be.had at either of their Ofbees,"oontal.llfti, , every. particular. They can only by advertisement briety lav before their Friends - and the Public a few. of the Novel Fea tures it contains,. - v,ii. . . . NINE PBIZES of 21,0001. Money and Consuls. •Nut Twei Blanks to .a Prize. ... : The whole. Money and Consols amonntS to 284,4361. The Scheme is fifranzed.as.Two Lotteries, the First of. which-, having only 6,900 Tickets, in '4,300 Ntunifers, will' , be draWn . . JANUARY'4Iie .q3d -, ;. , . • %-• '' . 1 ~ 1 " When the, Fifth Prizd 'Will `decide Three Prizes of 41.0001. ', each, and as every Prize-aboee 10,01. will have a New Ticket, • the First Puieliii - sers /nay ) , for One pl l rOase vbtAin Tw9 of ti,owx,..meth .. .. . , TICKETS and SHARE`, minced in Price, are selling - at. . their - Old Offices, NO. 37, CORNHILL ; 11, HOLBORN; and 38, HAYMAII-Kfif r avhere - in One Lottery,TLast Cwt tract, they .Sold .ALL". the PRIZES of :TWENTY. THQIJ!.. . . . SAN.I.3 1 .P0.1.3ND5.' . , :filar OUice, No. 141, ONFORD-STBgET, being. out of . - Lease.. the Bnsinets.oi that 1-to . use •is reetior;e:4 to their other °,t loes. wbete.all,Prizes, will be paid. . . .. . • ( ! RL - ).1%1.4,y1; E Ju 3t „ PCBLIC are hereby - tnfortnea - that • ;Ptirryeven' PLATES Of the 0111)-NAN-0 , :.SUlt VEY • '-ATIIItrIAIN ~e 4l i t the Superi . ntep.4ettee • th e , t • • . e '" " N i a'or-Get .1 I ‘% , d "en, are nOw-coinoliete, anti that I`iIPRE... , 'tifONS frOtir e - ` e en Sale at t I . 01t1.)NANGE "NI AV: U 1 1 d. 4 L, . tire: LONDON„ and also at WILLIAM FAVEN. , • to his Maiesiv, and Agent to the BMflrd. bf Ord • LA.TuS contain the Coun t ies - of Kent, .ESseXt Dors e r,'l)eeon, and Cornwall, and propor- G1a,,,,, r ,„”"'"-"et, Surrey; Pembroke, CartliFah , Carmarthen , Catat .d,'a" fie. Wilts, Berl-:s, Su ff olk, Het-Start!, and rt . . , , !too „, neArtv •tlie whole' of Pembrokeshire, ~ f ' A r .i"/ tare attlacertt t;tittutry, was pOtilishett: bit the. ""'"g''st, 1813,-attcl as.r.he Murk is-en ill in progress, ae qr ~e g to the origi'tial giving .1 complete Map of u'2,4j Britain . noon of . one inch tti a Mile. the ° eating of he. lot 01 ell:irks , will follow a, fait as Inc tia,- .111o;i such a Vorli will, admit, .witltiout increasittg the an :rft,,,, d .uerrteirleieshlov to , pi•oure a Map of the Country sur ,l,4-4`ta'„g; their owtx•lotitationi, 1 1,t,.1;;;e:ttior: to Mr. b• —", ietert) s -"t the el r;tnance Mali Oilier (wile!, an Index Map SlO ea any slieetit they please,' for that pttrpose. kt.v Leters on this subject, add re , :sed to 13a1 , .er„ under • er t i the Secretaty of th e Board ot Ordnance, e ionhediatele attended to. ` ll l Order 'of the, boar The traitor G uerque, abandoned by the g-uaris N;Lorn he had succeeded in seducing by dt.cei`jul, promises, is flying in terror, accompanied by the fanatic priest of Foronda and his servant, but they are puissued in all directions,_ an'a. soca: fall under the sword of justice. 72==- FOREIGN IN-T-17:-.1-7,-I,Tpiti?tC.E..,', Beiides the ten persons mentioned in *Se' above, eight others have since been apprehende4 and v,e doubt not but that with the zeal ats. tivity shewn by all, the others with Colona. Guerque, will shortly follow. In consewieLce of the request of our Political Chief, troops are, : arriving front the neighbouring provinces. . , It, E 3.. qt W, }- 611, SALE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE- CUTTER Ald.l)/.3W 7 3 9 'lons per Register, completely re-built, front '•. kS••• the Keel to cionwale, of the best English OA, in 611 . 104 _am) Co.'s Dock, in 113'19 ; copper-fastened; sails fast, is Jilted .in a 11: 1 a clut „ , •flt %me reatinier for a Pleasure. Yacht ; and, as far, l ttT s ; •••:e Comfort atul'etinecrtience, snperior to any Vessel of 5 4t 4nglantl; is admirably atlaitteil furl.4 - 0,10 , :r, be ,4 well' found in excellent stores as to require n o t h in g 14; 0 ,4 ) tierin g to send her immediately to the West • rink to tlitt , City 10:Zenttni es and Particulars-of CURLING anti I,ornhard-street. PUBLICATIONS'. This Day iier - tipublishetl, • In "0. "PrlcV Os. it, boards . ; theNettittil Volatile of , " W 4 IVATONS 'Ott VARIO US SU B 3 ECTS, and OCCASIONS. By GEORGE• STANLEY FABER,'B.D. Rector of Long Newt,4l. ,a l) l .d t % int !l -fur X. C. and J. In viiigton,.6‘2, St. PatiVs : Chu.rchr ' k" . 11 :1, - watt ; ilt;o-01ce, Pall-NI all. I. •Of whoni /3 , be had,. hy the..saineAnthor, , tv„ 1 "t P,rq Volume of Net - Inuits. on Various. Subjects, . Price 15 . 5. Pri ce lii seruttr•ons on tilt! Prophecies, in 5 volumes, Svo. , ti cal COl igtn of- Pitegn Idolatty, settained front I-listo itstanotty, and cireptu,stantlat-t riderice, in 3 cols. 410. .. ti 4 A PraeticalTrt.;itice or the ortlinary Oprratioits. of the ° IY S • Bro. price is. • lur :Th i s nay were. pOlished, tNa ` a ndAcMelv Printed in Ben. price I as:Cd. in bonds. •E..al‘lo'' - , v , - . kTTERS , . .1 coropr.o.,.ug : arious M A • ) - " - •Di VOCtItY:F. :•,.nt i'll.Arl'lCE: *C)f c I§V ihi ) 'lt'e.'.D. W..GARII.OW,-1).1). - • . tin t . . K. h tist Chinth l :oxCerd., •A It .cagtinirEAst Barnet , Herts. 4 inted tvr F. c. and .11..,1tivin0un,,62, I`.A. Paul'', Clkureti thl, and tv ie t l",,*,.) - iliie, l'ill'lMall. , _ ... •- _ N o • c001 , ;:ar , ,,A NI I 1,:i" IN} 011 NI ATION. • W Plitill'Aiii%c . iii'l'i'oetlY Parts, Price'9.s.fitt. each, (Two . 01 which Are . 'ready)', art. •Ctfigiroil and:interesting - . k'orli, t l d lie,. . IE FA.NIILY , CYCLOPJEDiA, being a, . _ . b _.. Nlannal of it , eful and', necessary f....n0w1 , ..dge, alpha -2`Lically-• arVattged; ' comprising' 'the. ninit recent Itiven . ins , Discov e ries;iand InOritoi•ments, H I Doint.stiv . :Ecuttosny• Upculttur ; and • Clic. mast re ; the most, apps ..eel -I , .:!itti4s of bl 'lng Ditt Ase---; \kW, lite M,ale cif 'I reattnent io pt.:es of . I. ) :: t w'rn', • in her Accidents, and. Poisons ; :04sievat itkij, On', at i ;; L .".. 4 "e tlyithen ; A , CurapreheitSlye Account of the Anoht; a n — ,""ig Objects in Nato . tal.lli tory, attiinati, andinani_mat:e.;' -1 ' alit tail of '4-a . riinti:Proctsses'itt the Artsand Mann tacH . . . 1 11, ,, .. a'totitiie :Vaw..• of the. • I-I untali tn 1 lie ~;:!_,ls,,witil Ilttle..tavicillar 4pplicatittn. to ,our luipruve vitt in iiducation wit' Alt i•a:l4 . r" .'. • • t' ' 'By' .14414 F2i • j It NN fNep , N ..• (MI"; 0V5........ I .. ' Ehis, •-• Vvatk •', will h•e:priittgd iti.O.ctaro,,oli Rue, ( 1 - Paper, and publiihed in ..WtelOy Ports. - 1;1:ACE t"a•rt "%, .11'Cliiwkiii "on 't.lte'ti%'erage ' Out' Hundred :thd 1,-, . • • , , ,- , . ~ otitiOlt.Vid)i piltltki.dtPitgas-; - prieO:2.9. tad .• .• • '• t --1. it Is.s*pistekthat tltefWistiiir ivill. not ..excecd,Ten.Parte ; tt:„H',."l b g. , i a "trY inindsittneVaiutne, and peculiarly ad:tide:l tot , .rary of es-et'? p a ini• " 1 1 .. .. ,. - Ltr!tdcitr 3 Plip.ka fur.,:, , hcrsvottti, ,Neely, and Jun( s i rater, LISBON MAIL. LISBON, Nov. 19..— ; 1n the actual communica tion of the nation, it is Very necessary for the public to be on their . 'guard against the sugges tions of 'foolish partisans; which may lead' di to e precipice. What happened.- on the 14th, is a proof of it l though happily. no misfortune resulted 'from it; and it rather served- tOslrew more Clearly . 'the good 'character of 'the nation. Far be from us that system of requisition, signed by .parti sans, who pretend - to figure the - yoke of the ,ta tion'.• The Portuguese nation is not-Comprised-in 400,. 090,, .1,000,.0E. 10,000per5.905,. .whO -at .Lisbon, or any other place, sign that which they. • they are persuaded, (if they , ,not what sign - ed) will'be useful to the 'whole . nation. This mode of; petitioninw can take only•in what concerns the.particular interest of a corporation, • or class, and can scarcely serve to point a way to an 'object; which' seems useful or necessary, applying to the Government or• to the 'Ntitional Congress, Nv4eg ntrAqd r tbal it may, .with deliberati,on an 4 impartiality, take the most just resolution. The Government has convoked the Cortes . ; . it• has alltiwe.d that the,electioti of the' Deputies shall bemade the:manner practised in Sp,ain, and ?vhiciL the canAtjt l itt,ion prescribes ; the rest belonging to. the Comes. WllO I e nntion has ss.'vern to: cibVilhe:•Constilatibit which inzake: and not any foreign constitution.. Aly.acting ; thas, nity : and is there a Portur:Oese possAssitig jud , T, tnent and honour, who -vould'noffildsh to haVe fo: reign nations say, that, desiring,toforni a c onstitu tion, we:did 'not .tbjnk that wepois,,sesed: ; ability, or men of talent capabk9f.4l4 i 14g,ntonalConstitu tion, a-nd, therefoie, adopted'tfat:ot a fOre`igit Cbuntry! , We,livho•wisit prudent patrioti:s nr,- sire to•avail ourSalves.of the.Proshlctiens. of "our .wanrgactures and .our Shall. we be, so iricopsisfent in the most e‘i_entialv6int iu, the go- Veitiment of a nation,'uarne - /y, its Constitution, as to be a foreign Avork ? Let us take'advan r, titgß.oftlie.goss4.,whiOv,sy.e,fiNedin otllers, 4t, .11ot deprive. onyse)ves of the:glory of having , a tr_oly national 0.) - tistitniion.• little retiktion sheiv that, - to • adopt..the >Spanish Cerdstit:Atioil, would be concurviogji; .a ,,,pgrjjary . , 4 . r o . tyi ng ,t h e banns of our De.ppties, who are : to. oss every thing freely in ,the Cortex. If any: one - do:ubts of '4rliat we say, list hiariemember the }solemn oath taken by the Nobility, the Clergy, the„Tribit .nals,itta-.A.r,tny,,,in: short, by all the . Orders of the .State,. to '7' obey thv. Constitutien the Cortes - shotiftt trAinttiin:7l6 - oar holy, religion, " and •• the tli nit.y of the. }louse, sq 0 1 1: ao oath solemnly taki r en l'ort - a2-3ee . nation is not cal~tible'ot` such perjury'.. If •""i•hiqe was illusion or inconsideration, in the. Act - of - the . 11th, what. we ail raw -was, that n'obedy . what 1)r - oda - inn:a on'" day and , and on the 17th, if _ther.e.,_were any auiong_ c tl) any i vlio , incited. s9me judividnalS to ,cry; ' 44. the Spanish ConstlititiOn'for . eier not-ansWe; this exPre•§Sion, wed,itsdlf 130thcientiv t9:rstrel the.e.ncmies. the utioualhoncur.: he It js. . nothiiitt new in the history of great,political events, that the row,: faill; of the man ~oast distinguish's:4,l-4.10s he , onur, ratrintic zeal may he nofortuoately de ce; eed oy a r t.:4,EstzegestAotts, h nottic frankuess soil ttot- suspect, and that ruany tithes te„caiust 1t15,..t, ill led , to steps las hazardous in the. exvotttion, .4S-fatal in their rtutestovootc!U Tat. day 'o' the link November offered ta the zebrine:l Por tagoese, and will furnish to history, otte example toore of so. melancholy. a truth. ,But that Priskit.le. rice, yvtio appears to watch with .especial care over this me; - irorious *pcople, pet-formes! a Tito. miracle in its favour,,,:atid in, the midst of the• most imminent itazttrils, turtfedro , ide from out. lirads the tremendotts disasters that titres:trued - is. MI re turned to order; all was-,restured to the ,prece&ng regulat ity; ail is:tranquillity and peace. , • The Illustrious General who su ff ered itiniself,to be deceived fermi instant, and whose hottest, upright int entiutts, and well It'howirsentitnents, were, ,by, a ata.lignarat influence, ti riled. aside frotr'. heir true objeo, has just given't be fittest .exasople of that stilid,greattiess of soul, which makes tire military hero superior tothis own vicories—superior:to himself; knows Ms , ' :0101ViellgeS that the glory • of.arois is inseparable from re spect to the laws, and to the authority charged to put them in execution. The brave army, which has, at all tinres„gathorettso many laurels by its great valour, and which, in the memorable days of the Roth of Ailfust and 15th September, covered itself with.imnito till glory, .by its noble and .beroic patriotism and 'its duty. • This is the motto of every honourable soldier. His !limitation •is without stain in the eyes of-the inhabitants of Lisbon,:and of all the Portuguese. It ,never deviated front tine path of honour, nor relaxed the intimate and precious ties sj.bieli.uoite2it, on; the one side, with the people„ by unity of Literests, by tine rights of fraternity : and on the other part, With the Govertment ist.d the legitimate Authorities, by the chielduty of subordination and obedience. The Government cannot refuse. to the illustrious General, end to the whole army, the due praise acid thanks which le -lomr to them respectively„ for. the unanimous, virtuovs, and active co-operation which they showed in inaintairting good Order, and in restori'.g the public peace of this capital. Bat the same !Government, when it desires to eulogize, to praise, end to tbanl; the spirit of moderation anti, prude nee which the People of Lisbon, the worthy and :honoured inhabitants of this capital, manifested in so difficult is crisis, cannot find ex pressions, equal to its feelings, for there ate none which paint with sufficient energy the moderation and-the composure of. this faithful people, the friend of the laws in the midst of the terrible and sodden apprehension of imminent evils which wire ever known to them, and of the loss o f the blessings most dear, to trot: Portuguese—their liberty and, their digoity• inhabitants of Lisleou tramplii as yin !rave hi )14.00 beep : your brethren in all tire provinces, ivalaartiat ,Europe, the whole world, will du justice to your patriotic vir• 'pies, and will pay you the just ti limit!: of their adtiiiratiou.- The Government, intire•firur and consolidated by the events „of. these last daxs, tie-cordial and generous adherence of the army, always mole united to von by its duly and gra titude, and always more honoured by your confidence, -will intrepidly assert your rights, which are those of all the Portu guese; will with inviolable fidelity,' the sacred cause of justice arid ‘irtare, and will slued, it neecssary, its blood in defence of thy Country, the King, the Coostitution, and public liberty. LishOn, Palace of the Government, Nov. IS. CONPE DE P. PAYO, PEDRO LEITE I'ERETII.-‘ DE N1E1.1.0, 1 7 1tANcIScO S. LUIZ, J -.10A(11;I:k1 E RR El RA DE iIOURA, coN.I)E DE PENAFI EL, HEIMAN() JOSE BRAANI, Camp de Sohral; . FRANCISCO DE-, Sol'ZA• (ARNE DE NADU. ItElll.-A, • MANUEL FERNANDEZ THOMAS, JosE .MANUEI. FERREIRA DE SOUZA A. CASTKA. LisuoN, Nov. `2s.—The most important event that has taken place here, , since the restoration of tranquillity, is.the removal from the Govern ,tuent of Antonio . de Silveira 7 late ?resident of -the Junta at Oporto, and Vice President of the, Provisional Junta at' Lisbon. The Lisbon Ga zette contains .a correspOndcnce 011 the S ubj -e ct , w m between him and the Alebers of the Govern . merit. In a letter dated N0v...16, de Sil . •• • . 'cr . e . ira states, his health being in a most precarious state, and his physician advising' him, that it was absolutely necessary that he should gointo the country, he is.unable to exercise his full:- tiotts in the Government HI less than thirty or forty days, within which time thil will Of thero .selVes cease,- by the. convocation of the .Cortes. He therefort requests his discharge, his ambition Acing 'Satisfied with seeing his Countur ;ina the throne of the House of lira:gap:TA safe, by the • •. Oaitnaken to the Spanish Constitution, and to ,; the mode of election prescribed by it. The" GOvernrnent declined r either to , grant, or absolutely refuse this request.' After- some further' 'correspondence, M. tie .Silveira stated,that his.healtlihad snitch' improved . Since the 17th ;- and . in another letter, that since ft'e . had not b.een able' te'obtain the' diScharre or the'letive of .alwnce.'7.vitich he had ,rectursted, he' rgsigtivd himself to these - in-stlitwes, and wop Id resame its fuactzoliS as soon as his • physic:lap would .allow. •In reply to-this the .Governmont sent hir.i a lettei• thine , ' as after •what he • had ritteu, it could Tii'et, 'be doubted ,that wished not to resume his' , functions in -the Go-. vernm.-.lt, • cowevencp w,hat • has lateky • passed ; and as it now appeared that he,-not thoirght of resnming exercißei of • t r rnn y a o di (a ti„ ,hich cood tro.t: be perianaoti without atec*ltt) , ..tV.-; lute tt'otttradict.l6ll cif his - f.-wri -act, and witheilt ...„. rtt • f ,inerp.au, e of 'tile ~ o_ the tfireatc..ni.-41 with dredful-Catlatnitie Ily so nnelpe‘ ent. tlle ITovinz,4l4l • d Sunt•A,:consideringctheAtbove, •thrst fear menthers' or ih'e . .Gbvernmenf only t.onsented t t ••- •IL tr ,c,qturt . o e - cer y o -is bdicatiOn,.ordered him to , unit. the ,city.. i i.within t•.;vo'l - iours'.., feeii4s 7 to his. estate to ntop e:c r ept.such time as.may ,be.necesg.ifyto travel conveniently, and not to -leavei , hig.iestate . withent permission . of the They &ave -th't FLANDERS MAU.. BER LIN, Nov. 2.3.—Very important dispatches: are said to have been received from Ttoppau, immediately after their arrival, the Ministers were called together ; but nothing fUrther is knoitn; except that the Council was assembled.. for a long., time, and that several orders have berAi transmitted to o•ar ,Departinent of Foreign Af fairs.--There is no -foundation whatever for 'the reports, which have been for iarne • ti - tne in circu lation, of cessions of territory on the part of Prussia.—His Excellencyl3eneral Count Tanen zein; of \V itten; Commander of the cmps_ of the army, has left.this city to go to Troppau, VIENNA, NOi'."q4.—We heals from Troppau, that the deneratious npon some of the 'subjtsts which are treated of in ,4he.Congress of ti - Li!. niSters ha - VO been suspended for the presetit:--- , They. not. be resumed till after the arri4,4l of new dispatches, which are - -expected from seve. rat Courts, and particularly from ti" Neapolitan overnment,---4 is staked, that after the dewar vire of the' EmporOr -of itn - sia from Troppu,• . :the Minister of State, Cpruit Capp : iPisitrja.,. main• there to represent tt.e Emperor the .. 1 2Dn... gress of - 3iinister9. • . . V.11.41.ti X PORT, NON. `z9 --accounts from Angs ! . 'burg -of-the 9.3ct.say,.that the Anstrian .oov.yn ment hits ordvted the..latmot vigilance tQ - served with respect to...travellers going to Nobody is allow'ed.to pass the' frontierF, tml4, , ;:s lie is prOvideit with a pa . i',Hpbri thy: nisters of those powers - to which AusUin• has • Arribastlors; or at lea t; th* Passi)("st's arF . tounterEigr.ed, by o.e Austri4=a•Mii4te;:s, cr; hassadors • • • • • /.3nussits". Drc."4.—The accen:lts from _Co penhagen-of the 2tith .N,cyenito.r,state 0)44 evz:,)'' thhi was' tinlet in•that eapit-al. hail'bc'en'illtetrO 4 gate.d'aitl.,the Pr. thic.;l , .t., :proiect vre.9.:2o,liittp , ;.: - : • tile . g y eart,ii,lo re ftrionerF, tO cil•c.l.C.ate..precta':llu tlo4ls 4 c'ciehT,:t:l.tt . l , 11'4- facturi-: :I • dilt,),•-• ?t . 'o •1 1 ' 1%•rit:1 , 4 fonfid upon him' ';it the - Many persoll-4,. ,143 - whom. o f (11T dPittP. 0011311P/I.4l:tan st is LOWE...yr, Ceraiu, tkact. t• - tito . • N 4- t i t'••• ft 1 4 ' 1 that 4 , . 1 • 4 : 4 , y . C4:;YII 9I a IPCIPAI C W:1 • : lvtit.)ne•ac.coullt a -DIU-. ' ti Ott • • o f the . ,- 2,1E,t. , , „ .of the ..c,ua TOFil hit 41 ter antirtvetiptition C f the be in tf.e .:CapitakatAtio-liegino.iLskt.of 33gceni“. r. . Npv. 11.3.L-L-Ther•Aa'stri:nis oo.capy the -4: L t' ::(TsE ie re r:6f a y i P Vienna, errrai' ( ~right. v,pai•trO9ps.: hef IF{ 4 /0,-, 7 iii-44t14 ii Ail “h9E' 90 fru.... ceto itcr. ‘ a rr. ti)" , the Vie a nd alth• f fined ts an ;Feist v . A, Srg pri I