The Sun.
London, England, 1823-07-10 00:00:00

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2,,lsnnsr, JITNE .12:--On the liith her Majesty the Queen
of Queluz, amidst the 'left Riimalhao for the 'ILIA Palace.
ge-
neral acclamations of the people of all the places through %filch
she passed.
On the 18th her Majesty came to. the Palace of Bemposta to
visit the King and her sons. When she reached St. Sebastian
da Pedreira, the
people took the horses from•her carriage and
drew it to Bemposta, with extraordinary demonstrations of
joy, and it was with difficulty they were dissuaded from doing
the same at her returti•
On the 19th the ancient Senate (Snail° de Camara) .of this
city of Lisbon was reinstated with due pomp, the Constitutional
their
Camara being abolished.
JIT)rE .24.—The 9.,2a was a liy.of real triumph, on which
10)01 Highnesses went in .solemn proces-
sion to the Church of Santa Maria Major, to return thanks
to the King-,Of Kings and the .Queen of_ 'lemon, for the in.
Maie2ties and
effable favours bestowed on the -Sovereign and Portuguese
nation, by delivering us from the most impious and exe-
crable Government, whose sole object was tb destroy to the
very foundation the magnificent .eilifice of the Lusitanian
Empirci
• ' •
[Here fallow very long details of the soleinnitY, the tri-
umpire' arebesy the military parade, the rejoicings, the inn-
minatioh*, &c. &c. Among other occurrences, the people,
permission having been obtained, pulled clown the monu-
ment which was founded in the RoCio on the 15th of Sep-
teniberl 18211
Ilis Mtilelity has nominated the Marquis de Marialva to the
post of Ambassador Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary to his. Most Christian Alajesty ; Don Jose Luis de Sousa,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to his. Bri-
tannic.
and till that Minister shall arrive in London,
• his Majesty has been pleased to appoint Rafael de Cruz Ouer-
retro to act as Charge d'Aiiiiires.
.ICSE 25—if the 211 was remarkable for the solemnity of
which we gave an
,account biota preceding number,. the 24th:
was rendered equally Memorabe ,hy the arrival of the uncon.
quered Count Amarante, with •his brave division of above
3,000 men.
The Gazette Cpo int of the gracious recep-
tion a Ong aCe
don given the Count by Donilifrucl, who went to meet him,
and by their Majesties at Bemposta,- and of the rejoicings of
the soldiers and the peep*.
„ 'NNE 27.—')'lie Gaze/ contains a long Decree ( Carta de.
bet ), suppressing all Secret Societies, whatever may be their
institutions ordenominations, which shall never be again re-•
stored. The grOhnd assigned is, that the Freemasons, as well
as the Clarbonari, Communeros, and others of the same na-
ture, have notoriously caused' great injury to all nations; that
they have multipliedeau
extremely, and formed a conspinicy to
destroy the Altar and the Throne ; that the most enlightened
Governments of Ettiope have become sensible of the necessity
of averting the clanger ; and that it is especially notorious that
their influence rotl.
need the revolution in Portugal.
has •
His Majesty nawied Daron de Texeira, Minister of
Finance of the Royal Treasury. •

CO ILO N ELL'S INQUghT. —Oll Tuesday au Inquisi.
tion as held in Alaidenhead-court, on the body
w
of Thomas Hornsby, who was struck speechless
on Saturday
last, in a fit of apoplexy, and died
soon after, notwithstanding surgical aid was im•
mediately afforded. The Jury, without hesita.
tionaronouncedv a verdict to that effect.