The Sun.
London, England, 1824-11-12 00:00:00

titter the arrests had taken place, that the troops
01 the garrison did not participate in the
criminal design of those Officers, and on the con-
trary displayed the most laudable firmness, obe-
dience, and loyalty. It i. stated in private let-
ter: received this day in town,. that Lisbon was
quite tranquil. We give the following extracts
relating to this event, taken from the Lisbon
Gazigtes

I.IsBON, Om 29.
We have omitted to make mention of what
look place in this city in the night of the (25th
of this mouth, and which has given rise to so
untoY contradicting reports, many of them ab-
surd, because we were unwilling to touch
upon
this subject till we were assured of
time truth of what we should pubikli• Now
that We have been able to obtain accurate
information, we can acquaint our readers that
the movements which took place that night
"re Caused by the necessity in which the
Government found itself placed to give or-
ders for the arrest of several individuals, who,
deluded by a revolutionary frenzy, formed in-
biguesof the most criminal nature; but we may be
easy 'face their wicked machinations were happily
discovered, and those who were implicated in
them are in prison, and will be tried without
delay) when those who shall be found guilty will
receive the punishment they deserve. In the midst
at the grief which we feel at seeing that there
Nxist among us some degenerate Portuguese,
rho think of disturbing the public tranquillity, we
have the consolation of being able to affirm that
the spirit of all the corps forming the garrison of this
City Manifested itself on this occasion to be such
a: may be expected from troops faithful to their
4%ing and country ; and all thesis corps behaved
to SO worthy a manner that they merited the ex-
?ressions justly addressed to them by his Excel-
14c,Y the Minister of War in time order of the
4117) Which we annex :

War-Office, Oct. 26, 1025.
IN Majesty the King, our Sovereign, com-
-411408 the troops of all arms of the garrison of
Lisbon and the Royal Guard of the Police, to
" informed of his Royal satisfaction with the
discipline which they sheaved in the meeting of
(116 preceding night, as well as with the
14°11111t execution of the orders which they
teceited from their Officers with a view to main-
'lain the public tranquillity, which some indivi-
"lig, unworthy of the uniform which they had
the honour to wear, were endeavouring to disturb
With a folly equal to their wickedness, making
themselves the instruments of ambitious men,
Who disdain no means to execute their mad
designs.

His Majesty is well convinced of the love and
lOyalty of the troops of his army, and of the sen-
theenta of honour which animate the Officers ;
and against these feelings, which are rooted
In the hearts of the Portuguese, all the
attempts of the factious will always fail.
Whatever be the denomination which they adopt,
4114 whatever snares they may make use of, since
nothing but opprobrium is to be expected by
those who, renouncing the first and must essential
*tee of so noble a profession, that is, entire
and passive obedience, launch into intrigues,
maliciously affecting respect for the person ctf the
4
°uereign, while They decry his Goveth.
4" and conspire against his Throne. The
Sovereignty is indivisible, and resides only in the
Assns of the King our Sovereign, from whom
1/
I the authorities emanate, and to whom all his
riabiectss however high and distinguished be their
i
-41 owe equal obedience: every thing that de.
sates from this line of conduct is criminal rebel.
11014 which manifestly leads to the annihilation
oche Monarchy. This is the doctrine which the
:ers ought to inculcate into those under their
rneland, since thus only they will fulfill their
t.
duties, His Majesty saw in the assem-
th ntiar the troops proofs of this conviction ; and
(nigh he does not doubt that under similar cir-
t
t:thltcnces similar proofs would be given by. all
Of° Corps of the army stationed in different parts
the kingdom, he however desires that the
bearePle given by the garrison of Lisbon, should
Paternal
by all of them, and being imitated, the
be "MI administration of his Majesty will soon
hveensolidated, who, in his Royal benevolence,
40 other care than the happiness of all the
artuguese.

CONI)E DE SUB-SERRA.
(A true Copy.)
Chief of the Firm Bureau. AZEDO.
ianott, (25.—The Directors of the pub-
:. granary have given notice, that in conformity
i:th Ms Majesty's orders the importation of
4-LW° moyos of soft wheat, 1,500 of rice, and
blru of millet, into the port of Lisbon, is per-
-414°4) subject to the existing regulations of the
tall'°f the 15th inst.

pa.have also recei►ed this morning the Paris
Perk of Tqesday And the Emig dated Wed-