The Sun.
London, England, 1814-12-23 00:00:00

LISBON.

[FROM A colutEsraNDENTl
The 4th of this month (December) having been
fix:A upon for the public landintt in Portaged of
his Excellency the Right Lion. 'George Calming,
every arrangement to give 'facility:lPd ecird to the
ceremony had been previously made by Field-
Marshal Lord Beresford, Sir Nathaniel Peacock,
aunt Captain Briggs, of his Majesty's ship Levi-
than. She 13th Royal • Veteran Battalion re\7
eeived- his Excellency at the square of .-Praca
tie Cinuinercia under arms, and- he was ac!
eompanied to the shore by the barge and.
Officers of the Leviathan, under' a salute from
that Ship, and with her yards full manned.
The Field-Marshal, General Peacock, the Con-.
snl, and Agents of the Factory, with some
Portuguese of distinction, accompanied • his Ex-
eellecy in their respective cavriage. The state of
the weather (rainy), prevented the aupearance of
the fair sex, and of the principal Portuguese, at
the landing of Mr. Canning. He has not yet (on
the Bth) been able, owing to' a severe attack of the
gout, 'to wait 'upon the Regency; and etiquette
requires his public presentation t 9 that body before
any of its mentbers-can oflicialy wait upon him.
indeed, I fielieve no interchange of private visits
have yet passed between them. 1 ant afraid
that the expectation of the freewill Abolition Of
tee Slave Trade, by Portugal, is--somewhat too
sanguine.

WINDSOR, DEC. 22.—On.Tuesday, about two
o'clock, his Ri)yal Highness the PRINCE- REGENT
arrivt;ti,at Cranlionrne Lodge, on a visit to -the
Princess CHARLOTTE of \VALES, where his Royal
Highness retrained with his Royal Daughter about
two hours", and then canke to the eistle and staid,
With the QUEEN ana PRINCESSES abot•a•tbe. same
time, and left a little before six o'clock, for Lon-
don. The same day Princess CHARLOTTE, attend-
ed by. her Ladies in Waiting, came from Cran.-
bourne Lodge to the Castle, to dine with the
QUEEN and PRINCESSES Her Royal Highness
spent the evening with the QUEEN 5. there was a
select party to tea to meet her Royal Highness.
At ten o'clock she left the Castle tbr CranbOurne
Lodge. Yesterday morning her Royal Highness
took 4n airitw, drawn by her beautiful grey 00-;
and visited her MAJESTY and the PRIN-
XF,SSES, and returned to Cranbourne Lodge to
dinner. —This morning Princess AUGUSTA, at
tootled by Generals CARTWRIGHT, \VINYARD, and
TAYLOR, Mr. DEsi3ltow, and Lady MARY TAY-
LOR, took an .airtug on horseback. -

The Duke of Yonti. transacted military, buSiness
with the PRINCE REGEN-T
The Duke of CLAntixce visted the PRINCE RE-
GENT yesterday at Carlton-Ifouse.

The Earl of LIVERPOOL and Viscount SIDMOUTH
hait long audiences of. the PRINCE ReGENT'yes7
terday.

On Wednesday, the Earl of flittnownY gavehis.
first/dinner this season to the. Cabinet Ministers.
- Accounts From Porto Ferrajo intimate that the
Pitt NC E of PEAcr., was about to take up hiA re-;
sidence in the Isle of Elba, with his friend :13u9-
14,1, ARTE.

German. Paper .says, that it has been signi-
fied to DAvousT by the Minister of War, that he
is again placed in activity like the other Marshals,.
add can receive his. pay.
`‘ Rome, Da -c, 3.—Chevalier Li-kurs DaROSSIi
Secretary to M. GALIPPI, Nuncio to• Brazil, ar-
rived yesterday fritu Rio Janeiro, with informa-
tion of On: Intended return of the entire Royal
Family of Portugal to 'grope."---This must be a
mistake, for the MorningC4rnnicle-has twenty times
assured us tk,it the Roy,tl Family will not return
An Europe at all ; and has-on this grOund justly
inveighed against Mr. CANNTSG'S Appointment !
By letters front Cadiz to the instant, we
learn that clean hills of health were at length
granted there. Almost the entire attention-of the
public 441-ices was directed, to accelerate the de-
parture of the expedition., which' is expected at
Cadiz to he adtajttate, supported as it wi!l be by
the co-tiperation of the -Portnguese, to aeeom-
!dish alternately the capture of Maldonado; Mon-
tevideo, and Buenos Ayies,.aud. to restore peace
and subordination throughout the extensive pro-
vinces of the River Plate.

It was some. time since reported that Doctor
R . . . . as well .as Mrs. Southcott was with child :
if true, we are sorry to say that he, and several
other medical old women, supposed. to have been
in the same way, have also disappointed the pub-
ic expectation. None of timn have been deli-
vere:f. •

Whenthe•French papers enumerated the Powers,
which join Fr:lnce in its po!itics 'as Vienna; they
omitted to mention one, which is, perhaps, more
strenuous than all the rest—the English Oppoei-
tionl

The woollen manufaEtures in Scotland are now
daily improving, but perhaps. in . no place more
than, itt•the village of Galashieids; which, iron a
most insignificant spot, is noiv becoming a Place
of cousequence. A hantlsOuse parish chinchhas
been lately erected, and. a foundation of a new
bridge over the river Gala has been laid.
- In the coarse of last night and this morning a
considetable quantity of 'stsoW fell On the %Yes-
tern, Road.- •

EN-ECUTION.—This morning James Strange-
ways, for house-braking, James .111agi.nis, for
highway robbery, and fifortoo,- for an unnatural
crime, were executed before the adbtors' boor,
Old Bailey, A. few minutes after eight o'clock,
Strang-eways was conducted to the scaffold, at-
tended by a Carbolic Clergythan ; 'lNTaginis Soon
after cattle' forward, accompanied by the Ordinary
of Newgate their sutreren, Mono°, the
Black, was then brought to the fatal tree, attend-
ed by a Priest of his own country. Having pc:,
nittirly permitted the 'last offices -of -the execu-
tioner,.• they were- left a few secorttls in prayer,
and appeared perfectly sensible
..of their awful.
situations ; they were then launched into eter-
nity. •

On Friday last the bodies of nine men were
picked Hp near Dunkirk, together With several
pieces of silk and Bandannas. The men arc sup-
posed to have belonged to Folkistone.—Onthe
saute day a brig and galiiot, grain-loaded, were
wrecked off Dunkirk. The, brig, it is,reported,
belonged to Bruges. The crews were saved. -