The Sun.
London, England, 1807-10-13 00:00:00

?ORTVG4f.

Titstow, Sat. 25,-I:ie people continue in the 1
Most alarming state of suspense. Never was the
fate of a country more seriously at stake. The
PaINCt Reomr has resolved,'shoUld litiowArAwrz
ptlt het threat Diiiwasion into execution, to embark
for the Brazils rather than submit to his 'demands,
and shut tlie ports against British commerce. Most
of our ships are getting ready with the greatest ex-
peditinti ever known in this country ; the people are
at work night end dly, end do not relax,in their ex.
ertine's -on Sundays.
The Gnvernment is continually pressing for the.
Army and Nuy : strings of pressed men are passing
hourly into the. arsenal, to embark on board such
Ships are ready to drop down to Belica in a day
clr two. Many large Brazil. 'Vessels are detained for
tem, in ease of need; and two Indiamen, that ar-
rived last week, have been ordered not to discharge
their cargoes.
Every preparation is Making at Penichia, where
the I'J-ince and • Boyal Family are with the troops,
end part of the mobility, who intend, in case of extre-
ntitio„ to Clint their country. Five regitnents-have
already marched there, and have forwarded 'l6O
pieces of cannon ; part of the treasure has also been
bent to. Penichia. The embaren on all Portuguese
Vessels continues in Prance:' No business of any
kind is deing here. No credit or faith to arty extent
in observed between man and matt. It iseotneCtured,
that by these extraordinary exertions., BeorsereeTs,
from motives of policy, may decline the exaction of
his demand, seeing that England would he 'benefited
by the emigration of the Court to the Brazils, and
whieh Otherwise will most certainly be the case.
detioT leel not. arrived at Lisbon. 00 the
.
t, rib, but 30 extraordinary courier had brought
lesions'. from Park and reletter to the Prince Regent,
written by the hand of BLIONAPARTIT.' Lord
STRA,Nrivoen, on the, following morning, had en
interview with the Prince; after which a report was
circulated that affairs wore a more pleasant appear.
once. The ilea is, that a Council was soon after
summoned for the purpose of deliberating on the
dispatches, and to decide on a categorical answer to
the demAnds, bat the distaissious on the subject had
not been-divulged at the departure of the Packet.
The five regiments of troops are all newly cloath-
ed, and ordered. to be in readiness at an hour's no.
Lice. The Or.cers commanding •them had received
erlers to join without delay, and such as should not
rhaiie their appearance by a certain 'time, were to be
e;.nissed the serviee, or declared invalid, and otheri
appr)intea in t Ire it stead.
Mr. GiOtatil.R, the .Consul from England, is sr-
rived : his presence has proved highly gratifying to
the; Merchants who compose' the British kuttory.
cat the end 04. a few days he iiifermed several of the
Merchants that the Portuguese Government would
be eeeed tree in its faith to'Great Britain ; but, on
the subji.i of commerce, Ile W 35 to have a funnel
ioterview with the Fal.lory on the 25th.
The efEbiati Cutter has arrived in the Tagus, with
diJeatchei from the British Government, which ad.,
del to 'those sent out by the IPPalsivham Packet,
have bad the eifeet of renewing the confidence of all
classes of people.

NIAt I,S,
ALI 1 ytt, Watvrtord. Gotwohuol,
I Lisbon, r W,iterord.

PRIC.;P: or; sTocKs
Tuts DAY Ar TwELva. o'clock.

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THE SUN.

SOLCM Q4lll DICARE 7Al.sUm AUDIAt ?

L 0 N a 0 IV,

TVEIDAY, ocT9BEit )3, 1807.

Tan Anion Cutter arrived at Falmouth bn
Saturday , with, ,Dispatches from Lisbon, which
place Oho Agit on the 30th ult. The' accounts,
from Portugal which have lately been received
are so various, and, even contradioory, that it
(lit-knit to term an opinion respeaing the situa-
tion of that. Country, The substance of the Dis-
patches brought by the Altion have nut transpired,
bet they are said to be jut her of a disagreeable nature. •
rvorted that the Portuguese Government bay-
fog pos;tiveltrefused to comply with the demands'
of iItrONAPARTS; -he had finally determined upon
the invasion of that Country; and it was even stated
that the fiat division of the French troops were to
enter -rortogal on the j2ll 1;104

Scald:ls.o everting the Make of Stifift3X a!rive.l at
‘ViakiA9r, from his 141.11' through tho West id Lnz-

Ekind

&Ind iy afternoon the Putficz of WALpS arrived
't“ vsrin.hor from Non :.,Pa n, (..>4on, the seat, of the
HAepotricrf w.lort, ha slept on Saturday
night, aliti,paid a visit to Tztvrt, MAJesTIEs and
Pattqcessgs, and ill the evening left Windsor for
onclim.

Yesterday morning the Doke of YORK transat9ed
bu;inoss ih'i he KING for upwards of two hours, and
afterwards rode with His MAJRIiTY, the Princesws
AUGL/sTA, So'imt, and A3Z1,14., accompanied by
the Heil, Miss ECIERTOtie Count MlNstair, Gene-
-013 FiTZROY, CAUTWRIWIT, and Colonel TAyLogi
Arid retornect at twelve o'clock to 'Windsor Castle.
On Saturday morning Martinis CORNwALLIS, the
Nlasier of His Maiesty's stag-hounds, bad one of
liis Majestyli fine deers turned out for a day's di- ,
versitm4, at the Golden Ball, near Bracknell j he
aiaried with great speed, spewed considerable Apart
at the edge of tlitt Purest,. and was taken, after an
ex :client run for three hours, near St. Anne's Hill..
Marricis Was attended by a numerous field of
(knitemen Sportsmen.
His Royal Highness the Duke or cLouoicr, is on
°A:visit to the Earl and Countess of CtIOLMONnef..EN,
ft their hi arititul seat at Houghton•hell, in ,Nortelk.
Royal Flightless* WAS to spend Friday and Satur-
day there,, and proceed yesterday to Mr. Couto, of
whine it is said lie wail spend the remainder
thepreiterit week.