The Sun.
London, England, 1823-10-20 00:00:00

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OronTo, Sr.PT. 29.—The insolence of the evil-minded bee,
we are aseured, risen lately to a great height, speaking with
onlixtrd of eifrontery, inventing fables at pleasurel and pub-
lishing them among the incautious people, who, being unpre-
pared,' listened with consternation to what these •Individuals
published to them, eenouncing- to them fatal events, and even
unplicating. in their fiction e the fidelity of the 18th regiment,
which is so firm in the cause'of Royalty, evincing great regularity
end harmony, by which it has merited the praises of the
Infant -Don Michael, RH was -stated in the order of the day.
Such men, hoer ever, seem worthy of punishment, when recog-
nized as the anthem or propagators of such news ; and, wo are
certain that the competent authorities will inquire into such
scandalous facts, whieh may alrect the public tranquillity amidst
the calm which weitappily enjoy.—( Correia.ilo Porto.)
Ltsnoet, OcT. 4.-I'he Gazette of to-day contains a letter
front the Alilitary Governer of Algtirve, announcing the liberty
of the King of tipain, and the entrance of the Duke d'Angtni-
letne into Cadiz on the 28th, of September. .This letter is
signed Jos Corea do Mello, head-quarters, Villa Real de,
Santa Antonio, Sept. 30.
Extract of a Private Letter dated !Arbon, Oct. 3.)
The ships which left 'England with sealed orders have, as we
Tightly etineeeteirecl, anchored here. The reasons for our (Jo.
vernment'aseembling a squadron In the 'Digits must have been
from a friendly attachment to the good old King of Portugal
and his 'family, who, from the violence of political parties, may
again need such a succour. The present Government are
greatly inert if:ed at the loss of the Brazils. Gen. Al ruleira and
Gonniettlore Perevin de Cotopos were put under arrest, flan
after their ateival from Bahia. It is alleged-that the General
ought not to have evecuated the country. 'Die ships of aer here
;ire--L evroge,,73, (Vice-Admiral Sir 11. B. Neale, G.C.8.)
S eringapa non, 46, Capt. S. Warren, ; Active, 48, I..%ape A.
King; 48, Capt. Geo. If arris, C.B. ; and the Naiad, 48,
Cain. Hon.' A. C. Spencer.—King John was invested about
ivek shies with tivesplemlid decorations of the Order, of the
(h and two or three days previously with the French Holy
Order. .The French Condueted their's in veey bad taste, whilst
our's wag eeeempanied with every appearance of stateand s4dette.
nity ehth'et caterer to the dignity °flange, SirG. Nayler, could
siTgest. On the arrival of the cortege in the King's presenec, a
neat ae t viry appropriate speech was made by our At it haeentior,
Eiir G.Vioraton, tracing the history of the Order, and the connex.
ion which King John's aneestorshad with its earl y installation, the
Otalteil cheraCters who have 'been vested with it, and the
honour he was about to confei,`. 'and to receive, by its accept-
ance, , The whole went off with indescribable eclat. If the
French -Government intended by their show to run a race for
political ascendancy at this Court, with us they have, it is
believed, not succeeded. The King of , Portugal was seen on
flit following
,day with the Gartdr tied' round, a pair of old
ltowneri !—P. B._ I understand ,the-Revenge is to go on to the
Mediterranean, and that the Rochefort is to call here, on her
way from the Metliterritnean. The Hussar goes to Plymouth
Alla returns.