The Sun.
London, England, 1836-12-10 00:00:00

of the soldiers of the 4th battalion arc to be seen in the
streets. They are addressing violent speeches t the groups - •']
collected about them. The 4th battalion r at its
barracks, but sentinels have bees placed by t i^ iof nagents
at the gates, as well 83 advanced guards to give notice of •
danger. The Post-office has all the appearance of a for-
tress. The detachment on guard has been doubled, and a
detachment of the National Guard has been stationed in-
side. The Captain-General has fixed his quarters perma-
nently with his staff at the palace. No one can get niglt
it, all the approaches to it being occupied by the National
Guards. The disposition of the civic militia is admirable,.
but there exists one great cause of uneasiness—the greater
part of these patriots are destitute of ammunition.
MADRID, Nov. 30.—After a night during which, though
it proved tranquil enough, everybody was on the watch,
order is now completely re•estabiislied in this city. To
make the insurgent soNiery return to a sense of their duty.
it was necessary to make use of the cannon. To restraint
the populace, excited by th; events of the two preceding:
days, a severe example was rtv.ded. This military rising
has terminated in the most melodramatic manner. Early
this morning, all the troops were under arms. The Na-
tional Guard and garrison bad been reinforced by a batta-
lion of the Queen-Governess's Regiment, which was re-
called in all haste to the eapiiol. Four pieces
wo of
artilleryar
had been planted at the Puerto; del Sol ; t mtected the palace ; and every meast?e was taken to over-
come any resistance that might be offered by the insurgent
soldiers concentrated in their barrack. A messenger was
•
sent in the morning to the barrack of the motineers, who
replied, that they were resolved to die rather than surren-
der. The barrack was then blockaded, and the artillery
commenced to act against it. After the discharge of 16
cannons, the besieged capitulated at noon. They were dis-
armed and conducted to the Campo de Guardias, an im-
mense plain some distance from the capital, where the bat-
talion was decimated, and 30 men were destined for execu-
tion. Three soldiers and three conscripts had already been
shot, when a pardon from the Queen reached the place of
execution. Still a military tribune will take cognizance of
the affair, and the regiment will, it is said, be broen. Or-
der is completely restored.

FINANCES OF PORTUGAL.
The following is the amount of sums drawn on thzl re-
venue of the State by the late Administrations, which 11111
due subsequent to the I 9th of October, 1836, viz.:—
Reis.
Bills drawn on the Treasury (disco mted) ...... 141,636,341
Ditto on the principal Lisbon Cubtonr-bouse, up
call
to the year 1839 (discounted) .................. 312,000,000
ed
Ditto upon the Municipal Excise-office (
the dote Cares), due at the same period .•••..389,636,689
Ditto on the Custom-house at Oporto .......... 120,000,000
Ditto on the commission of public credit in vir-
tue of the decree of the 27th of June, 1835... 105,000,000
Ditto on the tobacco contract ... ............ 90,000,000
Ditto on the Treasury, to meet the pledge for
an advance of 1,500 contos, made in virtue
of the decree of the 29th of September, 1815,
and which fall due between the 10th of June,
1837, and the 10th of April, 1839
Ditto on the Treasury for various payments, &c 103,771,357
Ditto in conformity with the decrees of the 25th
of April and 14th of May, 1836, admissable
at the Custom-house as currant money .... . 661,750,000
Ditto in payment of half duties in the Custom
house at Oporto
Ditto for paper money, in conformity with the
decree of the 23d July, 1834

24,440,920

3,290,855,307

This enormous sum, which is equal to 830,000/. sterling,
does not include the whole of the amounts in advance on
the public revenue. There are other considerable sums
yet in liquidation. Neither does it include the debts due
to the Marine Department, Military Arsenal, Monte Pio
(a widows' fund), Retired Officers, the Commissariat, &c.
By the last calculation the foreign (iebt is computed as
follows :
Loan on the 27th September, 1831...£1,686,100'
Ditto 23d October, 1832... 461,800
Ditto 14th September, 1831... 1,706,600