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London, England, 1820-10-19 00:00:00

LISBON 111 Al Ul.

The Lisbon Gaieties from 19th September to
71h October contain numerous P►ociam,ations. &c.
of the Juntas of Lisbon and Oporto. The follow-
ing are the principal contents of those from Lt Oc.
tober _ _

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2d October mettles a reorientation to the troops, that.
ing Arai for their (Induct throughout the whole proceed-
Ingo at Lisbon, fur thrie riewsplmy collided and strict dieel-
Wine. It concludes thus--" ennegnevri Att nark you
l,ase andertsken, is great; it is not inished In the differeet
periods whirls follow, preserve the tranqeillity which has
hitbrrtn ileitiegiiiiihed your proceedings. Place your entire
coefidenre in the Supreme Government of the kingdom, re-
speet subordination and order, every thing will be happily
roackiled, and you will attain the most splendid rewind of
your resolution and patriotism,.
" Palace of the Government, October 1, 1820."
" Long live Religious, the King, sad the Constitutioo!4

October 4 —An order of the day, dated October 1, Head-
quarters at Saeavem, ausiounres to the troop of the armies
nf the south ant the north, that the Government of the
kingdom, now at !jabots, invites the anal to ester the capi-
tol of the kingdom, to embrace their wo►thy brethren in
wan belonging to the garrison. His Emslleisey the Cola-
mander-in-Chief exp. eta that the strictest discipline will be
observed on Ibis occasion.

tisilos, octossa 4.
“ PROCLAMATION.

" isibabitants of Lisbon !—The Members of the Provisional
Jeerers established at Oporto on tit's moat happy day of tip.
44th of August, ardently desired from that time Is isti
themselves in the bosom of this capital, in the midst of
their great and honoured city of Lisbon, to embrace their
brethren, to hear the loyal expressiois of their ardent and
never-failing patriotism, to give and receive reciprocal tes-
timonies of their owned perfect unsnemity of Sentiments and
interests, and to them we see consolidated the maguitierat
'rude of the public regeneration. Never did their besets
sloe rtain the slightest apprehension that the inhabitants of
the capital would depa►t from the Poriognese character, ere
to lie the great ideas which history has transmitted to us of
it,,, noble matins, which by its glorious deeds has excited
the envy of the civilised nations, sod i■ considered by
impartial men as she country of he►oism and the model of
the sublimeet ♦uturs.

"The happy and memorable day of the 15th of September.
on which the capital displayed all the energy of its zeal for
the ziiud of the country, and all for (.61111,m:ism of the most
'intile patriotism, began to realize the hopes of the Juota;
the Ist of October, when the Oporto Junta made their
tiiirance into Lisbon, exceeded this 111 a manner which has
nn paridli I in hi:tiny. The Menibrra of the Provisional
Junta observe with greet sensibility the extraordiusry de-
monstrations of appearance with which they were received
gni their entrance 'llllO this city by all eltnows of inbabiteuis,
and their glory was completely crowned by kind welcome
which they re/vivid from the illustrious Member.' of the
Government, with whom they are at present united, as well
by the lies of respect and veneration which their personal
qualities demand. as by the perfect unity of principle's
awl interests telstively to the guest object of public
happiness. The Members of the Provisional Junta, full
of pleasere and satisfaction, and animated wish the
purest sentiments, joyfully pay the trihete of gratitude due
to all el,11114(11, ranks, and persons of this capital, tied espe-
ci illy to the illustrious Men b Ts of the Provisional Govern-
ment, and judge that there is nu better means of paying. the
lionoin able debt sloth they have contracted, than by labour-
ing with i lit diligence, and by exerting all their
sir, nob in the happy (misestimation of the glorious though
difficult undertaking which is et present the sole object of
the ardent wishes of all the l'ortegueiw."

kAigne4l by the Ilendors ails; Provisional Govern neat
who claim' Lisboa on tbe Ist October.)
LISBON, OCTOBER 5.

To-day, nhout eleven o'clock, amidst the thun-
err of a royal salute front the Castle of St. George,
we had the plessuie to see the division of the troops
it. the North, and !tart of those of the South, ruler
eapit.d. It was a most splendid sight—the
Piave troops were welcomed with the most tidbit-
i;astic transpoit• by the immense population. The
I I Quint haviog tiled off before the Palace of the Go-
%ertinient, the illustrious Commander, Cahreint,
nopeared at the balcony, from whew., he made a
arldresi to the people, and concluded with
urithusiasite Viros to our holy religion, the King,
august !louse, the Curter, and our future Cou-
r...lol3mm ; he was answered by the loudest acclaims-
t ions from the cousitless multitude assembled.—
Tile boundless joy and umaceptionihle conduct of
the people are u proof of the confidence on the
hippy accomplishaneut of the great work. At night
tLe city WAS spout:nit ously