The Sun.
London, England, 1831-05-14 00:00:00

TIIF:

Last Thursday being a strict holiday at Paris, we do not
expect an express from that capital; consequently, it is
not thought. that any considerable fluctuation will take
place in our market this day.

Consols, which left off yesterday at 82 for the at:-
count, opened at the same price, and may be quoted at
present at

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IMPORTANT NEWS FROM LISBON.
By a private letter received this morning from Lisbon
we learn that the British squadron has appeared off the
Tagus in a hostile manner, and sent a message to the
British Consul at Lisbon to demand of Don Miguel a
categorical answer to the demands of the British Govern-
ment, without ent:ring into any usgociations on the
subject in dispute ; and, in case that the British Consul
should be obliged to embark, the Commandeis of the
English squadron had orders to make reprisals.
The above letter has a postscript, stating...." We learn
from good authority that the Portuguese Minister of
Foreign Affairs told the Consul that he might he assured
that all will be settled by Tutsday next."
1.1 A Lk= PAST ONE.
We have received the .I,less(tver des Chumbres of yes-
terday by express, but it (Lies not contain any la ttr ac-
counts from the theatre of war, than already published.
It is full of the detailed accounts of the late advance and
retreat of the Ru.sians, and the Poles are still advancing.
Sixteen new French and three German doctors have ar-
rived at Warsaw.

Ad was p rfectly quiet at Paris when the express left.
Tree news from Lisbon of importance. The British
squadron is lying in the Tagus, and our Consul there
li.do orders to demand au immediate answer of Don Miguel
without entering into any negotiations on the demands of
the Bti,ish Government. It is generally expected he will
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