The Sun.
London, England, 1831-08-09 00:00:00

CITY OF DUBLIN EL

LIST OF THE MINOR
On the Motion for adjourning the Dcbatc
Writ for New Members for the Cii
Browne, J. Hunt, H.
Brownlow, C. Handley, W. F.
Chapman, M. L. Hume, Joseph
Clive, E. B. Jephson, C. D. 0.
Copeland, Alderman Johnstone .1. J. IL
Currie, J. Killeen, Johnstone,
Dixon, J. Lennox, LordJ. G.
Ebrington, Lord Lambert, H.
Forbes, Sir Charles Leader, N. P.
Fox, Lieut.-Col. Macaulay, T. B.
Fergusson, R. C. Mangles, J.
Fergusson, R. Mullins, F.
Gillon, W. Osborne, Lord F.
Gisborne, T. O'Ferrall, It M.
Grattan, James O'Connell, D.

Prince TALLEYRA ND received dispatch
yesterday afternoon, by an extraordinary courier, front
French Government. By the s tine conveyance the fle
sian, Austrian, and Prussian Ambassadors received duP
cate despatches.
A long debate in the Upper House is e:
pected this evening, a gallant Marquis having espreee,
his intention of addressing the House for three hours
the subject of the foreign policy of Ministers.
Hyde-park presented an animated scene
Sunday afternoon, from the presence of nutnerotto
distinguished fashionables. The Earl and Counteto
MUNSTER were conspicuous in the circle, and the be3l
tiful pair of grey ponies, and the chair, formerly the,
vourites of his late Majesty GEORGE IV., attracted
venal admiration. Among the equestrians Lady 111
DONOERRY was conspicuous from her beautiful 54:,;
barb, which she rode with infinite grace. Prince EP'
HAZY, Prince PAUL LIEVEN, the Marquis of Lota,,°ll
DERRY, Lord CASTLEREAGH, and a long list of NobiP
were also to be seen in the drive.

Yesterday, by appointment, a deputation.,
the parishioners of St. Martin's in the Fields, waited °ls
Lord MELBOURNE with a petition, complaining 0! ii
conduct of Sir IlaunA an Bums, for signing and g'
his sanction to what they alleged to be an illegal ratesi,
tempted to be levied on the parishioners in direct
of an Act of Parliament. Tire petition also requeste
dismissal from the list of Magistrates. r
Yesterday, at an adjourned meeting of thep
quisitionists for a Common Hall, on the vexatious
sition heretofore set up against the Reform Bill, it ttl'i
solved :—" That this meeting, having observed tin.ji
press made with the 'Reivrm in the House of
mons during the last neck, is of opinion that the'
posed meeting of the Livery, in Common Hall, is at t.
sent unnecessary."
During the thunder-storm on Thursd:4
a labourer was struck dead by lightning at Aike'
Ihverley. —Leeds Intelligencer.
A Lisbon mail has arrived, with letters Cfloll
23d ult. They bring us a curious account of the mf6
in which MIGUEL has got for the present out el
ji
scrape, as regards the French visit to the Tagus, 11,0
as it now clearly appears, threatened his safety int.to'
ways than one. The French Admiral is openly op,
with bribery for the share he 13 is bad in the
ness, and the Constitutionalists complain bitteroi
having been deceived by him. It was expected 000
part that he would have taken possession of the 'Ol
and when they struck to him, all was in res;i
it is said, for a general rising as soon as the re
fl ,g should be hoisted. This not having been
an I a new flag of truce being sent on slier
soon as the firing ceased, all parties were
ceived, and knew not what course to take. 04
French officers and soldiers, who also expected a dii3O
result, are stated, too, to have shewn much incl'gnstoeo
this deception. Some letters say that a party 0n11',04
that the whole, of the Portuguese ships of war ar,o ° 1
given up. The two ships of the line, the Don .I°6ool
and the I?ainha, are certainly to be restored, oti
alleged ground that they were not in a state!,
singularskeerevi
pcetb ate the
exepo expedient
timeitern;
g t
had
quiet.
dthe . attackbeclenn
adopted
to
t,hi
oepettok
ndtryby place.
A, et.lp
io
cf the r
squadron he se off ex/resses to all parts witnd
tended official accounts of victory over io,o'4i
by the Minister of Justice. Hence, "cd
well d'spoaed, all were afraid to stir. A barela
backed by the authority of the Minister of Justio:oo,l
ingenious novelty in the way of political exp. diejtatl,
copy of it was sent to the French Admiral, butheo,ol.
notice of it. MIGUEL is said to have paid a
ltio-
-40,000/. to the French Admiral. Notwithstany,
adroit management of the business, MIGUEL and To,
ters were in a t .te of great alarm, and Lisbon re., 001,
city threatened with a siege. The number of tralroilip
arms is stated at 20,000 men, and in the R 0609,100011
of the Inquisition, cannon were placed pointing iipti
principal streets with the matches ready lighted.,a ofit
pre':ension of a visit from Don l'Emto is °tad)
been the chief cats! of this extended movement-009
of preparation. The usual cruelties and intPrioal
were going on towards the constitutional party'o
had if possible increased in atrocity. 0ne..., cl)0r
beaten to death with clubs, and his body t
the street as a terror to others. These c'tfun't
chiefly perpetrated by a rabble collected in aid
lice. One of the contractors of the tobacco allots;
JOAO PAULO CORDEIRO, is saitObrough hie
jl~~rl
aliguelite cause, to have taken fifty of these te
oh' sf
his pay. Such a horrible state of things Pr Ave
before existed in any part of civilized Ear"'
Lisbon... Times.

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