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London, England, 1833-09-20 00:00:00

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the town, as the Diet had not yet come to any resolu-
'„,respecting the final reduction of the force.
pel he Temps on referring to the expected arrivd of
p„lt'ee Talh-yrond at Paris, attributes it to a wish on the
6i
11 of the King to settle personally with the Veteran
pPlotnatist the basis of
on the Treaty of Commerce between
noe and England which the Cabinet relies for
-'4ngthening the alliance between the two countries.
The National complains of the indifference of Govern-
k
to the Portuguese question, and contends that the fact
Lnourmont and the other Chouan Chiefs being at the
;4'l of Don Miguel's troops, ought to secure for Donna
'llia some more efficient assistance than an unintelligible
thg oition

FRENCH FUNDS.—PARIS, SEPT. IS.
Five per Cents., 102 f. 20c. 15c.
Three per Cents 75f. SOc. 65c.
National Loan ,102 f. 10c.
'lank Actions, '
1,715 f.,
Rente de Naples, 91f. 40c.
Roman Five per' Cents., 90.
Roman
d'Espagne, Five per Cents., 16!4.
Itente d'Espagne, Three per Cents., 40!4%.
DRoyal Spanish Loan,
er,ePerpet. d'Espagne, Five per Cents., 68,4,.
'reran Loan,
e'g'an Loan IR3I, 964.
'aYlian ' 270 f.
DliSUelit 104.
LoA, 5-04.

EXCHANGE ON LONDON.
T monthaper, 25f. 50c. ; money, 25f. 45c.
Oine
Iree , paper, '2sf. 35c. ; money, 25f. 35c.
--C°424 Authentique.

LISBON PAPERS,

444j:iitACe DAS NFCESSIDADES, AUG. 25.—His Imperial
re,,.,
Yt the Duke of Braganza, went this morning, at 4
iiewith the Commanding General of Artillery, to
t°mthe line of defence. There General Gama Lobo,
taanding the armed force, presented to his Majesty the
tnalanders of the fixed and moveable battalions ; those of
tt thCor Pi tinder his command offered to work alternately
144".tifications, and they hoped this generous and spon-
%al:44ff r would not be rejected. His Imperial Majesty
lity'eLtidtd, with his characteristic politeness and affabi-
to-tV'e generous devotedness of the inhabitants of Lisbon
4cause of the Queen and of liberty. His ajesty
At
Mg Riven his orders returned to the Palace at 9 o'clock.
At'll;ard mass in the chapel at 10.
kte.l be transacted business with the Ministers of
At
p"on he went out with the Ministers of the Interior
tl ' Affair s, again visited the line, and then went
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naval and military arsenals. Satisfied at finding
At itt,ders observed, he returned to the Palace at 3 o'clock.
rc" give audience to Lieutenant G,neral Count
j Sal-
-1441;',' and to the Quarter Master General, who hadjust
‘itiri'frtom Oporto, and did them the high honour of in-
°g them to dinner.
b ,1 7e O'clock his Imperial Majesty went with Count
artel!a to the Marine Arsentl, where half of the sth
dratt,h'cltt of Cacadores, just landed front Oporto, were
~t,-„tiPt expecting the august head of the house. of
taat-t-t,"!'t its Colonel. It being known in the Capital
t":, battalion had arrived, which is so celebrated for
the mti4tpa'aingr among the rocks of Terceira, the throne of
Rlort;j4en and the constitutional charter, and for other
lt,ei-mtl4 exploits, the crowds of citizens flocked to see it.
ti;4er in which his Majesty received the soldiers,
kldi en' brave tsotnroander, Col. Xavier, the jay of these
the ther%,°n seeing the August Duke, the acclamations of
rl,k,nititude, and the general satisfaction are not to be
firs Imperial Majesty, accompanied by Count
NC"' the Quarter Master General, and other officers,
htti.i.ted this corps to the Val de Pereiro, amidst the
tup,i'tinns of the whole population, who are resolved to
btct the throne of their August Queen and their li-
r,4ite !lig Imperial Majesty returned to the Palace at
4peß-,e")elcr and received some ladies, Admiral Count
°frti„;‘• Vincent, Mr. Hoppner, and many other partisans
hi,clnetion, who had the honour to pay their respect, to
h,
eal At
h half past ten he retired to his chamber in
t.

All (Fro the Lisn chronica, AUG. 27.)
the follm owing nam bo
bers of the Chronica to 3d
4,7. inclusive, commence with articles of the same tenor,
},winearly in the same words.
de General of the artillery went to Alcantara, where
iecled the works at the fortifications setting the ex-
EV;;;r' was followed by a great number of citizens,
eareyi"n'les, who set to work with.siesthe greatestot i
sp:rnayt,
I°t of;'l,itcoe, wood, and other requisites,
by eight in the avening, thewtenaltl' and n
work occu-
sty re,"
artillery and troops being completed, his Ma-
i., .crned to the Palace.
f't t 6 °'', AUG. 27.—The Chronica contains a decree
14ou h reformation of the regular orders of both sexes
Sad Aug, °„'it the kingdom.
letter from his Majesty to the Conde de
,Na'tle:'' commending him in the highest terms fur his
„`rvices on Jul 25, when Marshal Bourmont was
I.°slsbat ~his attacky n Oporto, confers on Lim the
tale at Knight Grand Cross of the ancient order of
41:dorl Sword.
tte Portuguese brig Trege de Maio arrived
27tla from the Coast of Figueira, having on board
Fe Z'Qeneral Campbell and his secretary, and a servant,
ore,. taken prisoners on the 22d instant at noon, in
„..Ittieirg",h schooner the Queen, which sailed
govern-
it
114 Englan.f, in commission of the rebel go
la Ti 44," had eighty pipes of wine on. board.
ati :-Aronica reprints the decree issued at Angra. on
%,lugust, 1830, declaring all acts emanating from
7iguel'er'mnent of His Royal Highness the Infant Don
a"Nal ; 'Mbsequently to 25th April, 182 S, (except the
s°lltie-ects,°f justice and administration which have no
'"(1 v •
•character, and cannot be delayed), to be null
obj .
t 1 d.
rePreht,,let of the Intendant-General of Police severely
aspire,",' the unwarrantable acts of various persons, who,
`ItY °.,v Mistaken zeal have dared, without any autho-
'h
no arrest persons whom they thought criminal,
1.,44(10 even attempted to take persons already ar-
%4„. fieo"gist 41 the protection of the armed force. The
'it ales are ordered on their responsibility to exert
i!b'cost endeavours to prevent criminal excesses, and.
eito-ie Perpetrators to punisment.— Chronica Constt-
-of Lipsbon, to 3d September inclusive.
toce,-Isls• THIERS.—His Excellency and suite
asktd on Tuesday to view the Custom House, the
pit ,ZWer, arid other objects of interest at the eastern
etla4,„`ce Metropolis. In the evening they dined with
pee:!ALLEYRAND. On. Wednesday. evening Mons.
oki,. entertained a distinguished party at 11Iivart's
!t% end he will leave town immediately for Brighton,
the Chain Pier, the Pavilion, &c., and thence
tO France.
41,,eQrrespondent informs us that a new Hell
l'tr,;°,°Pened in the neighbourhood of South Lambeth,
rds, li,zard, blind hookey, and all the attractive
4tte:' of gaining are already in full operation. We shall
4tdi; the present enter into particulars, but we feel it
esltYto lose no time in calling the attention of the
Illhettttlthorities and of the inhabitants generally to the

SIN
'1144 ICING OF A YACHT.—On Friday night
I,,lttt, a very violent storm, which continued with little
until morning, but we have not beard of any
~444,t Which it occasioned. During the greater part of
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that
fell in torrents, and at night it blew so
the Lady of the Lake, a yacht, the property
at k',,,443b of Youghal, was dt iven from her moorings at
sunk near the New Quay.— Cork Constitution.
b'day
t A
`.TJFUL ACCIDENT BY FlRE.—Yes-
to .
~teiftellung, about a quarter before eight o'clock, a
11144,ier 4eehlent happened to a daughter of Air. Bannis-
,, to of the Strand. She was standing by the
•,Nltt "e at the above hour, and during the temporary
4
,I(lingal the servant a spark communicated with her dress.
, 'toLtha flames increase upon her, she ran up stairs,
ttly ti:(1 into the street, when some passers-by imme-
'N
'"v her down, extinguished the flames, and con.
.•tt,041 4 shocking spectacle' to the house of Mr. Davy,
not °! the Strand, where every attention was paid
544tetelthstanding which, we are sorry to say the un-
-I'A R,Young lady survived but a few hours. The de-
-1)1 e 1
81 understand, was about seven years of age.
CSSING OCCURRENCE AT THE EARL
%TN, °RLAND's.—On Wednesday night a long in•
('4 took place before Mr. Riggs, at the Nag's
154Zth Audley.street, Grosvenor-square, relative to
ttlit vro, °f an infant, of which Charlotte Randall, a
,in(l,:4an, aged 25, in service at the Earl of West.
`,etr, '
aot ,Nu. 31, Upper Grosvenor-square, was the
It appeared that the young woman's situation
?lay „evert suspected by her fellow-servants. On
her -.tern() • r on she appeared very ill, anti was confined
%Le A `n! She was asked if she would have a doctor,
tll",e,h,ned. In the evening she became so much
tot
114' 'lr. Parnell, a surgeon, was sent for, and when
47' be was of opinion that it was a case of abor-
to tv... fir
prescribing some medicine, he left, and a
I;:afterwards found wrapped up in a napkin, and
lie de_tveen the mattress and the bed ticking. It was
Dethen 'tut but the medical men were unable to state
af tit had been born alive. The young woman
:t4ted no
that it was still-born. There was no evi
5 •
to wi
io was the father. The jury returned a
704,•
Guilty of concealing the birth." The Coroner ttb, warrant against the woman for her trial on this