The National Register.
London, England, 1822-06-03 00:00:00

LISBON PAPERS.

',tailor, MAY 17.—1 n the sitting of the Cortes
for the last few days, several accounts have been
communicated, brought by vessels from Brazil. On
the 14th it was stated that a Sardinian vessel had
arrived from Rio in 86 days, with 180 soldiers and
20 women on board. They brought an account of
the steps by which the troops were compelled to
re-embark, by being besieged by land and by sea,
and all supplies of water and provisions cut off, till,
the 11th Feb. his Royal Highness went on board the
Union frigate, and caused it to be signified to Gen.
Jorge de Avilez, that he, and all the troops under
his command, must embark immediately, on pain of
being treated as enemies, and no quarter given them.
The General and principal officers went on board
the frigate, and respectfully represented to his Royal
Highness the comparison of their behaviour, good
intentions, and services, with the unjust treatment
' they experienced, requesting that the embarkation
might be delayed till orders were received from the
Cortes and his Majesty. His Royal Highness told
them they must embark, as ordered ; which they
accordingly did, on the 12th, and sailed from Rio
on the 15th, on board of six vessels. They sailed
in company to the Azores, where they were sepa-
rated by a ►torm. The other five vessels are Por-
tuguese.
On the 15th, the arrival of anotaer of the Portu-
guese vessels was announced. Lieut. Col. J. M.
, Da Costa confirmed the news brought by the other
I vessel. Their Royal Highnesses were in good health;
that what seemed chiefly to employ the minds of the
people at Rio Janeiro, was the desire to see the
troops depart, and that, a packet boat was ready
which was to sail from Rio immediately after
their departure.
The Portuguese ship Estrella, in 58 days from
Para, brought news that the greatest tranquillity
and attachment to the Constitutional system pre-
vailed at Para, and that the new Provisional Junta
took possession of the C;overnmeut on the 11th of
M arch.

The 13th being the anniversary of his Majesty's
birth-day, was celebrated with every demonstration
of joy.

By a vessel which has just arrived from Van Die.
man's Land and New South Wales, we have received
Sydney Ganda: up to December last. We learn by
the Kane channel, that Governor Macquarie had
taken his passage in the Surrey► Capt. Runic, and
was to sail for hurope in the first week of January.
A new settlement has been founded at Macquarie
harbour, in the south western part of Van Dieman's
Land, for the ctiminals sentenced to transportation
from the old settlement of Van Dieman's Land.

During the week colonial produce has been ex.
mild./ dull. Notwithstanding the detention of
the China ships, colkes cannot be disposed of at their
tate prices, and Qs. to 3s. a cwt. must be accepted of
b o effect sake. Sugars are also 2s. cheaper.
An Egyptian mummy, forfeited fin the non-pay-
ment of duties, was lately add at the Custous-house,
I' bin; utli, for 4351.

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;!!T'S GAZE:ITE.

This Gazette notifies the follouing appointments:—Edmund
LotL;e. E.q. Norroy King of Arms; G. K. Heitz, Eaq. Lancar.
ter Herald; J. Pulman, E. q. Portcullis Pursulbant of Arms;
C. Dumergue. Esq. of Albeinarle Street, Surgeon Ezirsinoi..
nary and Surgeon Denu►t to his Majesty ; and Robert Phelps.
of Ledbury, Herefordshire, Gent. to be a Master Extraordinary
in the Court of Chancery.

BANKRUPTS.
J. Harman, Lower Thames Street, merchant. Solicitors.
Messrs. Tolson and C High Street, Southwark.
T. Kelson.Combe Down, Somersetshire, turner. Sots. Messrs.
Perkins and Co. Gray's Inn.
J. Goulden, Hackney Road, carpenter. Sol. Mr. Norton,
Old Brosd Street.
S. Merryweather, Longhorn, Hants, maltster. Sols. Messrs.
Holm° and Co. New Inn.
J. Bradshaw, Eccksliall, Staffordshire, butcher. Sol. Mr.
Edmunds, Lincoln's Inn.
J. Holden, Manchester, calico dealer. Sol. Mr. Ellis, Chan-
cery Lane.
O. Holden, Clithcroc, Lancashire. calico manufacturer. Sol.
Mr. Chancery Lane.
G. Leigh. IVinehom, Cheshire, coal dealer. Sal. Mr. Huxley,
Temple.
W. Johnson, Gamsburgh, Lincolnshire, molester. Suls.
Messrs. Stocker and Co. New Roswell Court.
J. Large, Wootton Bassett, Wilts, banker. Sols. Messrs.
Slade and Co. John Street. Bedford Row.
T. :Harrow, Liverpool, money scrivener. Sols. Messrs.
Blackstock and Co. Temple.
E. Worthington, Stangate Street, Lambeth, molester. Soh
Mr. James. Walbrook.
'l'. S. Wilson, Alethley, York, molester. Sol. Mr. Walker,
Lincoln's Inn.
J. Raine, Great Coram Street, Brunswick Square, merchant.
Sols. Messrs. Busgrave and Co. Symontl's Inn.
J. M. Prohyn, Long Lane. Bermondsey, surgeon. Sol. Mr.
Niblett, New Court, Crumbedtrian..