The Sun.
London, England, 1825-02-07 00:00:00

NOTICE.

This is a similar notice to the Marquis de Palmala, inform"
ing him of his dismissal from the office of Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs, and that Senhor Silvestri Pinheiro Ferreira
appointed to succeed him.

COPY OF A DECTIFF.
Having considered the repeated solicitations made to me b_3(
the Conde de Subserra of my Council of State, Prime Minister,
Secretary of State for the Nirar Department, and charged with Li'
Marine and Colonies, that I would release him from the offiel
alleging powerful reasons which concur to increase the rear
and confidence which he has deserved of me, I am pleased te
the
above his said excuses, and dispense the said Count from ,
above offices which he has filled with distinguished ability*
zeal, and ,attachment to my Royal Person, reserving it tl)
,elf to employ him in other offices of great importance to roa
service and the. State; preserving to him all the honcu sß4l_,
prerogatives attached to the place of fr:nie Minister, besiue

these which are doe to him from the places he has filled, and
'assigning to him a pension of 1,600 luilrees.

Cory OF A DECREE.
Expressed in nearly the same words, dispensing the Marquis
tie -Palmella from the dike of Minister for Foreign affairs,
and assigning him likew;se a pensiou of 1,600 tuilrees.i
TO THE CARDINAL ARCHBISHOP OF EVORA.
Most Excellent and most Reverend Senhor—l transmit to your
Eminence the inclosed copies of the Decree of the 15th instant,
b,y which his Majesty is pleased to relieve your Eminence from
the office of Aliv.ister Secretary of State for EcclesiastiCal Af-
fairs and of Justice, and to appoint you Regidor of the Cava da
Szipplieaeao.
God preserve your Eminence.
JOAQULNI JOSE MONTEIRO TORRES.
COPY OF DECREE.
The Archbishop of Evora, Metnber of my Council o State,
Minister and Secretary of State for the Departments of Justice
4/Id Ecclesiastical Affairs, having been raised to the eminent
dignity of Cardinal of the Holy Kornis!) Church, and the exer-
cise of the ministry by the said Archbishop being incompatible
With the splendour and high prerogatives of so elevated a dig-
nitY, I think fit to relieve his Eminence from it, reserving to
myself to employ, on more important occasions, the wisdom,
virtue, zeal, and attachment to my ltoyal person, which so highly
distinguish his Entinece.
The Gazette contains various other decrees and notices drawn
up in a similar form, viz. :
Decree—Dismissing, at his request, the Conde da Povoa, the
Minister of Finance. b'
Decree—Discharging, on account of illness, M. Antonio
de Oliveira Leiti de Barros, Minister of the Interior, allow-
ing him a pension of 1,600 milrees.
Decree—Appointing to the Office of Minister of the Interior,
JoseJoaquim de Almeida de Araujo Correa de Lacerda.
turrec—Appointing Fernando Luiz Ferreira de Sousa Bar_
as be Minister of Justice and Ecclesiastical Affairs.
Ir'areeree—Appointing the Count de Barbacena Minister of

,aliDceree—Appointing Senhor Silvestre Pinheiro Ferreira,
stater for Foreign. Affairs.
Dec-reg.—Appointing Don Mitmel Antonio de Mello, Mini-
titer of Finance and President cf the Royal Exchequer.
Decree—AppointiniT the Cardinal Archbishop of Evora to
the Office of Regidor of the Casa de Supplicacao.
Detrec—Noniinating the Marquis de Palmella to the post of
Ambassador to the King of France.
Decree—Conferring on the Marquis de Palmella., for his ser-
N ices in the Ministry, which he has just quitted, the Grand
Cross of the Order of Christ and a pension of 1,600 milrees.
Two Decrees—Apointing the Conde de Subserra Ambas-
Aador to the Court ofp
Great Britain, and conferring on him the
Grand Cross of the Tower and Swell!, with a pension of 1,600
Milrees,
Decree—Preserxing to the Conde Povoa the honours he en-
joyed as Illinister of Finance, and granting the favour of a life
More on the title of Conde de Povoa.

LISBON, JAN. 19.
theThre 12th of this month was fixed by his Majesty to receive
zrand Cross of the Order of t•t. John of Jerusalem, sent
'!Ej bY the Vicar and Council at Catania. It was sent with
the diploma and a respectful letter by the Receiver and Procu-
;.,t_tor•General in the Priorate of Portugal. • All the Baillies,
I,nrnanders, &c. of the Order, residing in this capital, hay-
assembled in the Palace of Bemposta, the Baillie of
11;e04 presented the insignia to his Majesty, to whom he
dicea fipeech, recapitulating the many favours, and the
achTgllished protection at all times conferred) on the Order
e Sovereign of Portugal. His Majesty replied in the most
tiotts manne, expressing the pleasure with which he receiv-
Tht.t,ng be insignia sent to him by the Vicar and Council, and pro-
th? continuance of his protection to the Knights belong.. Zto the Priorate of Portugal.—( Lisbon Gazette, Jan. 24.)

in another column we have inserted a variety
of intelligence from the various States of South
America, which will be found highly interesting
and favourable to the cause of Independence.
nOLITAIt is proceeding steadily in the liberation
of Peru; and the accounts from Rio de Janeiro
leave no doubt of tranquillity prevailing in all
the provinces of the Brazilian Em-f

ire.

111
ER rxtc x SIX PFAL CENT. LoAN.--The
Biddings for this Loan took place this morning at
Qne o'clock. We understand there we
two Bidders, Mr. re only
GOLDSCHMIDT and M r. Mutt-
GAN. The former vs'as the successful Bidder
at 864.
Letters from Rio de Janeiro state that the
:IZotery belonging to Mr. Rornscnttn, had ar-
sived at that port with specie to the amount of
between three and four hundred thousand pounds,
la part payment of the Brazilian Loan, contracted
for, by that Gentleman, in conjunction with Mr.
4ARING and Messrs. REID and IRVING.
Saturday, at half-past three o'clock, a Cabinet
C°uncil was held at the Foreign Office, Doering,
r,"t'et, which sat till five. Another Cabinet
ouncil WRS summoned to meat yesterday at'
1.1,tr
--Past three o'clock, but was afterwards post-
14)fied:
Loan CHANCELLOtt had an audience of his
3.‘
ESTY yesterday.
Mr. Secretary PEEL was yesterday confined
Y a severe cold.
The Spanish Ambassador, who has recently
arrived in this country, had an interview with
CANNING OH Friday at the Foreign Office.
The Lords of the Privy Council have ap-
Pointed Saturday, the 19th of this month, as the
day for hearing Counsel in support of the Yeti-
tit
stort of
Mr. Sergeant ROUGH, late President of
• -terara, against General MURRAY, late Go-
ofveror that colony.
P"'r VVINE.—The niimber of pipes of wine
5:-aPorted from Oporto to foreign countries during the last
lear was 26,724, of which 19,968 to England, 5,293 to Buenos
Ayres, 648 to North America, 233 to Cayenne, 133 to Russia,
Ito I3engal, 90 to Holland 72 to Hamburgh, 43 to Den-
k, 36 to Gibraltar, 24 to Sweden' and the Baltic, 11 to Prus-
-315' 7 tt, Newf undland, 8 to Spain, 2 to France, 1 to Genoa,
411'11.1 tO'Aiesie.
1), MOUNTCHARLES is gone to Ireland to offer
3 irrhl!elf Representative for the county of Donegal, in the room
is late brother, where no opposition is expected. The present
,049111.1 AIouxTcHARLEs is said to be a Nobleman of high per-
If a' Kceomplishments and considerable mental attainments.
VtIS Lady, the eldest daughter of the amiable Duchess of An-
.lrtst, was happily brought to bed of a son anti heir to the
e of CoxYxorrAm on. the eve of the Noble Lord's depar.
re for the Emerald Isle.—(Morning Chronicle.)
bass The presence of Lord GILANvILLE, our Am-
nador at Paris, in the House of Lords, on Thursday even-
-14;, was very unexpected. The Noble Lord's' journey to Eng-
-00 is said to be for the purpose of arranging with the Duke
:110.11T11113111ETILAND all the preliminary preparations for
`•.,!o.lssion of his Grace, his MAJESTY having selected
?=isit
the aPProaching Coronation of the King of FRANCE and the
pageant at itheims.—(Mid• )
Since Olt? publication of our last week's Paper
II)•e_ understand a Meeting has taken place of the promoters, of
L'e Proposed new line of road through Guildford and 1, arn-
Tun to Petersfield, and from thence to Portsmouth, instead of
(9e present road over Heradhead ; and the advantages to he de-
twed from substituting the one for the other, as the general
Ifloasute to Portsmouth, appeared so manifest, that a skilful person
,v,
at been directed to talte a survey of the country, anti report
~n it._o,t.road in his opinion,-would be the straightest and most eligible
to be adopted, and the probable expence of the un-
rtalong. When it appears to Government that by this course
7fAlcornmunication between the Metropolis and that great Naval
_senal, Portsmouth, will be greatly facilitated, that during
t 1 7P snows the road will not be liable to be choked up, and
14 .at the present dangerous, narrow, and winding track to the
"Illrnit of Hencihead will be avoided, and a flat and straight
-,,
L2t substituted in its place, there can be no doubt that the
easue will receive their support. Subscriptions to a consi-
tio,n;!bla e amount have already been entered into, and any addi-
-4l sum which may be required to carry it into effect, will be
1e,_84 Procured. 'We congratulate the Public that some plan
, 4s,at length been found practicable for avoiding the terrific
rand oad over Hendhead, which has long been proverbially tiresome
Chron fatiguing both to the traveller and his beast._( Hampshire
icle.
On Friday the election of a Member for the
.Borough of Cambridge took place, wen the
MarquisGnmt AM, son of the Duke ofMchtTnosE,•
Was declared duly elected.