The Sun.
London, England, 1824-06-07 00:00:00

POILTUGAL.

LisnoN, MAY 18.—The Gazette of this date
-contains an advertisement from the Navy-Office, inviting the
owners of ships, who are willing to employ them as transports,
f.ar the conveyance of troops in the expeditions now fitting out,
to send a statement of the particulars, terms, &c. to the Navc-
Office. The advertisement states, that offers have been made
'.hy foreigners, which will be preferred, if they shall be found
more advantageous to the treasury than those of the persons
now called upon.
I`,l AY 19.—The Gazette contains a letter, dated the 14th, from
Alanoel Pamplona
,Cameiro Rouge], Governor of Oporto, to
the Alarquess Palmella. The General states, that he received,
on the 12th, the news of his Majesty's having gone on board
the Windsor Castle, but took care to hinder it from becoming
puislic, lest it should be supposed that some violence had been
offered to his Majesty, which might have produced some dis-
turbance. " I took measures," says he, " that no one should
r-meive before myself the news which the mail would bring on
the 13th, in order to prevent the consequences. In the midst
-of hope and fear this happy day arrived : at five o'clock in the
morning I received his Majesty's decree, the proclamation, and
the notice which your Excellency ordered to be published."—
The General then states, that he called together the Bishop, the
Magistrates, and the Commanders of the Corps; orders were
issqed for the troops to assemble in the principal square, where
the official documents, above-mentioned, were read to the
troops, and an immense crowd of the inhabitants, by all of
whom the good news was received with an enthusiasm and
transport not to be described. The city was generally and
spontaneously illuminated. Expresses were immediately dis-
patched to all parts of the province, and to the Generals in
Min ho and Tres os Montes.

A letter from Viscount Pasqueira, Governor of the Minim,
dared 13th, informs the Marquess de Pamella that he has pub-
lished the orders sent by his Excellency, dated the 10th ; that
7the province is perfectly tranquil, and the troops and their
officers, always faithful to his Majesty, protest that they recog-
.rize no other authority.

IiI3RON, MAY 2,l:—The Gazette contains an account of the
rejoicings at Oporto on the King's birth-day.

FRANKFORT PAPERS, &c.

Frankfort Papers to the 31st ult., Hambnrgh
to the Ist, and Dutch and Brussels to the sth
lest. reached town last night. Their contents,
however varied, are not important. The former
have brought an article from Greece, lamenting
the death of Lord BYRON, and declaring that the
loss of a battle would have occasioned less
affliction throughout the whole population of
that country. The other. Papers only announce
that the Second Chamber of the States General
in Holland had approved of the Treaty lately
-concluded with Great Britain • and that the
Chamber of Deputies of tho Kingdom of Wir-
tomburgh had agreed to a proposal for reducing
the interest of the Public Debt in that country
from 5 to 41 per cent.
NUREMBERG, NAY 26.—The Senate of Missolunghi will
.preserve as a sacred treasure Lord Byron's heart, whose late
:pulsations were for us. The body will. be sent to England—
I-Ina-Aver, we have no reason to despair of the success of our
.cause. We have lately received by M. E. Blaquiere the sum
,:0f.511,000/..gterling, as the first part of the Loan negociated by
the house of O'Beirne and Co. at London. The report of Colo-
cotroni's sentence was false ; he lives retired at Missolunghi.--
The former Bey of the Mainotes, Peter Nauromichaelis, was
tried by a Court-martial, but acquitted. Niketos, Colocotrones
. nephew, a man of honour and a brave soldier, went to the
mopylm in the beginning of. April to cover the siege of Negro..
,poet which Odysseus has undertaken. The Turkish garrison
of that place is reduced to the most dreadful distress by famine
. and the plague ; so that we may hope soon to be in possession
of. that fortress, which will insure us a firm footing in Attica.