The National Register.
London, England, 1820-09-11 00:00:00

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LONDON, MON DAY, SEP rEMBER 11
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11.:1'01:f1T1-1N IN P:1117.17a
In I'orttio4.ti the swatery have followed the exant-
plc .4.111-4... of Spain mil N.tpleA, an,l determined no
longer to ei.dttre misr...lL~ and arbitrary power. 'llia
rerolution brolc. out in Oporto, on the ‘21411 tilt.,
and by the annexed telegraphic despatch from Paris,
111:11 whielt reaehe.l Calais ant Sitordly, it seems it
had extended to Lisboa and sttereeled there, afar
.vatall effusion of hinu.4 ;It we regret to say the
&olds have not yet arrived.

TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH.—CAIais. Saturday afternoon,
9:—.• A great ILis Liken irLite in Oporto and
Lisbon, iu emisegiaciree which the Constitution of the Curter
Of !Spain has been iinrelaimed, and the thriller authorities Ina
(loan, including the British emill.iyed there. A new Provisional
liss been iti,titurcil, with a view to convene the
Corte-, and exercise, in the interim, the Supreme Authority. All
ha. liven thine in the moue of King John, and effected peace-
ably, till e:c cslinion ,orne sheet in LlNjuilij.”
liy letters addressed to Lloyd's, We tills morning
!card that the Lisbon Ilevolttion has extended itself
all over Pfirttigal. At this rejoice, fur REBEL-
LION BEcoNES A DUTY TUE SIOMCNT A GoVERN-
w-NT g COMES TYRANNICAL.

The Paris Papers of Thursday Past have arrived.

Several of the persons arresml, charged with being
einevrtteil in the recvut conspiracy, have been finally

interrogated. Four of them, who are military men,
have been with others committed to prison. The
(,azCftC rie France says, the reports of the approach-
ing dissolution And entire renewal of the Chamber
of Deputies, gain strength daily. The Consfintionotel
says, that great complaints are made as to the details
Of the division of the departments by the Council of
State into electoral arnmdissements. In a great
number of the departments the voters arc cent ten
leagues to vote at a particular college, when they
have another close to their doors. It i 3 not at all
null:Ay, from the habitual meanness of the French
administration, that the division of territory has been
mado with no other view than that of increasing the
Government intlueuee in elections.
Accounts front Rome mention that the Prince of
Peace proposes to vit that city, and to reside in
future at Marseilks. It is said that Bergami is
printing hi.; Memoirs at Neat:hate:. If authentic
they must prove highly interesting
A letter from Bourdeaux, of the Sth inst. says,
A Spanish Cabinet Courier passed through here
yesterday, on his way from London. It is presumed
that one of the motives of his journey is to give ex-
planations to the Cabinet of Madrid, relative to the
.convers ltion in the House of Lords, between Lord
ilolluud and Lord Liverpool, respecting the relations
between England and Spain."

Copy of 1.1 letter front one of the unfortunate emi-
grants to the Cupe of Good Hope, addressed to his
respectable employer, whose service he quitted to
etultork in the e'te,ti:ian:—
•• Devi. Sir, .• Mar 4. 1820.
•• You mid me true when ••nu said I might as well blow out
my btaiva a, unuc upon tlu. - Indee). 1 have totaly
re-.nod myvelf. Government 1. not to blame; 4.ey have liOllC
every thing for us that we 1:31I Oilwet. lint the man
wit conducted a, out grOVily lieCClVed u, in I.MIIIIIII
the he has WIK got aototi acres of !end for blinging
ua In this ettr,a place. e he bits lett ue altogoner to Ault for
•nua.ives. We sere tr.srly tie months un :Mti..lward. during
which time wavy quarry., place, and the people or shaps
clew Imbued tie ImBe. ; my Luxe, were upend und
'rubbed ut many thing*. Our ;cadet never t ottblol himself
about it, or any iniug; Lind the re,ult was. that many reapectablc
tam:ilea I.li 'la the 11:111illtisl. we lutuhU. Ou the 17th at 'Al:lieu,
i.en we .ot o to Bay, not one of its as* suites ea to land,
except our kale . who use te* alt so Mutinous character ; und
we were inut.t,i..t.ly indeed awry to 8 and there
itlFlbtslot 154/ iltliCS Ils wag,tios to Me bank, of the Groat
F:411 River, wucrv, af•er 111.11,Uiliag one ac,e it ;anti fur end'
.p;:•.on to iuulit Ills house on, Ley a,:ut lib down like au mut ;1
rubbish. Tile horror 1 then tell I eanhot de tribe; 1 Lit Ikm
turd you iii in leaving you I and for a hat P—a bufkle. I an,
trying to got back to Cape Town, it lanuable. but have hit lute
slope ut aucee,i. Lord Churles Somerset is in Uniting). I under-
* vnti. ur I should p:aiouti him to give me a pa sage home.
'ugh I nay.: 110 hop.. (Weyer 4reing you again, yo cnuld
! is u it, arm• you aum.l lecove my. 1 never 'await. ie...ve
•'• • Your', ever.
(Si ;Hr.!) GENNING.
We M.re pat to -.awe fiv,erioneut either iiere in at
;Bono•. tiny hat . one etc. y tioog that was j
Dot we
have aICCIVed

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