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airily illuminated in the evening ; and at the theatres, as well
as everywhere else, it is impossible to describe the enthusiasm
*hewn by the loyal inhabitants for the best, the most humane,
and most just of Kings.
The following Documents were published on this occasion :
Accounts of the Distinctions and Presents conferred by his
Majesty on the Members of the Diplomatic Body, and Of-
ficers of the English and French Ships of War, at anchor in
tfia Tagus, on the 13th of May, 183, the Anniversary of
his Birth-day :
`` To Baron Hyde de tieuville, the title of Conde de
Bernposta.
" To the Duke of Villahermosa, the title of Conda da
Alcrtita.
" To Sir Edward Thornton, the title of Conde de Casilhas,
And a domain of the Crown for three lives.

" To the Archbishop of Nauzianzo, the Grand Cross of the
Order of Nossa Senhora da Conceigao de Villa Vigosa.

" To Baron Bendon, the Grand Cross of the same Order.
" To- 1 I. Pflugl, Honorary Commander of the Tower and
Sword.
" To Chevalier Francis de Borel, Baron de Palengs.
" Chevalier dal Borgo di Primo, Honorary Commander of
the Order da Concei9ao.
"To Viscount de Quebec, Honorary Commander of the
rower and Sword.
" To General Henry Dearborn, a medallion, with his Ma.
Jel4.4's portrait set in diamonds.
" To Captain Charles Dashwood, Commander of the Wind.
'or Castle, Grand Cross of the Tower and Sword, with the in-
in diamonds.

"To Captain Elliot, of the Lively frigate, the Honorary
Commander of the Tower and Sword, with the insignia in
diamonds.
To Samuel Edward Cook, First Lieutenant, the badge of
tho "aid Order in diamonds.
," To Major Thomas Adair, Commander of the Marines on
hid the ship, the badge of the Tower and Sword in diamonds.
" To the Commander of the French brig Zebra, the Ho.
114tary commander of the order of the Tower and Sword. To
all the other officers of the crew and marines of the three ships
?it war English and French, at anchor in the Tagus, medal.
• °as fastened to a riband of the royal colours, with his Ma-
Je'tY's portrait set in diamonds, according to the classification
Ivhich shall be made."
decree, dated the I lth on board the Windsor Castle, ap-
VUng Don Francisco Patricio, Archbishop of Evora, to be
'mister Secretary of State for ecclesiastical affairs and justice.

LISBON, MAY 15.
fallW e have to notify an involuntary error, into which we have
1 en, respecting the destination of the voyage of his Royal
,:tighness Don Miguel. We now learn that his Royal High-
"e'4 goes directly to the port of Brest on board the Psrola, ac-
rraPanied Zebra, English frigate Lively, Capt. Elliot, and the
til:ench brig Captain Aut.,,uste de Gouvel, which are in
,ns Port. His Royal Highness travels under the title of Duke
42ti
lieja and is accompanied by the Conde de Rio Major, his
cuabahekain.
among the acts of Royal solicitude for the welfare of his
:objects, by which his Majesty has distinguished his birth-day,
17e have particular pleasure in announcing the order which he
41! given to his Minister to propose to him a plan for the regu-
lian of the free port which he has resolved to establish at
Lisbon. [Here follow observations on the wisdom of this mea-
sure, and the advantages it promises to all his subject, includ-
ing the Brazilians—that is, those who have not thrown off their
411.egian ce. ]
an Majesty, desiring to mark the anniversary of his birt:t by
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.4! act of liberality to the crew of the Windsor Castk, sent to
the Captain 500 dollars, to be distributed among the crew of
that vessel and of the Lively. Their Royal Highnesses the In-
'ante made presents to Lady Thornton, the consort of the British
Ahbassador, and gave to the lady of Captain Dashwood a meg-
Ittioent present of precious stones.
Ills Majesty landed to-day from the IVindror Castle at half-
Past six in the afternoon, at the Marine Arsenal. On leaving
the vessel, his Majesty was complimented by a salute, which
was repeated by all the other vessels in the harbour, and the
trews, who manned the yards, gave the usual cheers. The Cap-
tain of the Windsor Castle, with his officers, accompanied his
Majesty in the barge, followed by another boat with the ship's
band of music. No expressions can paint the enthusiasm which
the immense crowd oflahabitants of this capital, of all classes
4/1(1 all ages and both sexes, manifested towards their august
std adored Sovereign at the moment of his landing. The
sir resounded with acclamations, the people embraced each -
?ther, tears of pleasure bathed their cheeks and nothing was
teamfrom every side but cries of " Our King ! our Father !"
'What an interesting sight for any one who has a truly Portu-
'3ll ese heart ! What a happy sign of the unanimity of our sen-
lin:Lents !
In the evening the city was splendidly illumisated, and the
Rteatest satisfaction prevailed.
We subjoin a copy of a letter addressed to the
',Fit% by the Infant Don MIGUEL, and of the
4-I:fu-'s reply :

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LETTER OF THE INFANT DON MIGUEL.
k To love and to serve your Majesty, has been, ever since
h,ilad knowledge of myself, the principal obligation of my
Lei and the only object of my ambition. If, on former oc.
coons, I have been enabled to give undoubted proofs of my
th elity, the paternal heart of your Majesty will now accept
enl aa a sufficient excuse for the involuntary errors I have
been led to commit by the want of experience and reflection na-
ld to youth.
tt Fearing that my presence in Portugal may afford pre-
-04 to ill designing persons to renew the inquietudes and in-
-Ines wholly foreign to the pure sentiments which I can
vrith
truth declare to be mine, I request your Majesty will
'quest
to permit me to travel for some time in Europe. I
'lnest further, that your Majesty will receive my as-
Ilufances that I will unceasingly address the most fervent
rprayers to Heaven, that your reign may be tranquil and pros-
feus, being ready to shed my blood in attestation of my
fidelity."