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London, England, 1846-11-14 00:00:00

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TEST INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY. Four o'C7ock.
be intelligence received this morning from Lisbon,
be 7th instant, contradicts, in almost every parti-
the accounts which had previously reached us
way of Madrid. Schwalback does not appear to
e been repulsed at Evora, nor Das Antes to have
a defeated and driven into Spain. In fact, no-
g important seems to have been done by either
ty, though the issue was at hand, as a few hours
lid be sufficient to bring the royal army and the
body of the insurgents face to face.
be corps d'arnuse was reviewed at the Campo
picno on the morning of the 6th instant, by
Queen and King Consort, and shortly
T left the capital, under the command of
my hal Sandanha, who, in consideration of his
a services, has been elevated to a dukedom.
consisted of between 3,500 and 4,000 men of all
as, comprising the battalion of the Royal Guards,
Bth, 9th, 14th, and 16th regiments of the line ; the
Caeadores, several contingents from other corps,
ICavalry, 12 field-pieces, and a rocket brigade. It
I expected that the King would have headed the
;edition ; but, instead of doing so, he returned to
palace, and the royal force marched out in two
isions, the main body taking the I.oures road,
ile a light brigade proceeded through Bellas, in
ler to scour the country in that direction and pro-
t the left Rank of the army from the attacks of the
ned peasantry. Lisbon was left in charge of the
luntecr battalion, and of the Municipal Guards,
nch mustered 1,000 strong.
A decree has been issued by government, proclaim-
g martial law throughout the kingdom, and cons-
anding that all civilians, taken in arms, priests not
icepted, should be shot without mercy.
s'
telegraphic despatch from General Schwalback,
ad appeared in the Dario, announcing that the city
f Evora having refused submission, ho had ordered
se bombardment to commence next day. He had
een joined by 200 men of the battalion of Bija, who
resented themselves voluntarily, desiring to be incor-
,orated with his division, and march against the
*bele. It was stated that in Estremos, Campo-
laior, and other parts of Alemtejo, volunteer bat-
Anions were in course of formation.
The Queen's forces having evacuated Santarem,
and fallen back on Saldanha's army. the city had
been taken possession of by Jose Estevao and a band
of guerillas. The 'last accounts left the main body of
the insurgents at Levis but Das Antas's advanced
had rea,ihed C adaval, within 36 miles of
Lisbon.
Her Maje sty's steamer Gladiator, had proceeded
from the T•igus to Oporto, there to be stationed for
the protee.ion of British interests. A lesain,g English
merchan'i, named Noble, had been assaulted by the
mob, arid received a ,severe sword cut in the head,
while returning from the Castle of Fox, where he had
been visiting
we Terceira.s
An armed intervention of tb
protecting powers -wa expected.