The Sun.
London, England, 1833-09-20 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

(From the Gazette de France, Sept. IS-) jj
Szerr. 17.—We have no further details to Aube
to those which we published yesterday, respecting 1
attack on Lisbon by Marshal Bourmont, and which hale
not been contradicted by the Ministerial journals.
It is reported to-day that the Count de St. Aulairehati
quitted his embassy, and arrived at Frankfort, there t°,
remain till further orders. We do not know what Oh
may be given to this news. tel
A Ministerial conference was held yesterday at the h°
of the Minister of Marine. All the Ministers except th
President of the Council were present.
dist
A journal has the following article :—" It is said ,t
Count Pozzo Borgo has had an hour's conference "
the hotel of the Minister for Foreign Affairs. It ap
taken up with the discussion of a note of the Ru°lo
Minkter, which recapitulated all the allusions offensi°°,o
Foreign Powers contained in several speeches of L°o
Philip to the authorities in Normandy. The Dube it
Broglie did not well understand at first whether !bio
note was meant seriously, or whether it was critter
4
on the impropriety of speaking to every body of one's
or others ; but the Count replied, that in the present t,
of things he had thought it his duty to ask for expt
tions of expressions which all tend to point out the y,;
peror Nicholas to the hatred of nations, as the opPre9ter
of their institutions, whereas few princes carry fart" °(
than his Imperial Majesty the respect due to the order °
things legally established.
The answer of Louis Philip, the speaker, to the 31$°i;
1/
festo, which has been compared with his own wordqr
doubtless be a very curious matter.
(From the Journal de Paris, quoted by the Maniteur.)
PARIS, SEPT. 17.—The Government has received {reit;
Madrid, by a courier who arrived at Paris last night, rte
confirmation of the news already published, relative to t"h
engagement which took place on the sth before Lisloo•
From the letters brought by the courier, we are audio'
rized to consider as mere fables, the news of the occuP°'
Lion of some forts and suburbs by the army of 1:"11
Miguel.

(From the Journals des Debats, Sept. 18.)
We had reason to suspect the authenticity of the Pro
tended bulletins which have been in circulation these I°.,
drys at Paris, relative to the operations of the Illiguead
army before Lisbon. We considered the bad success
so"
the attack made by Marshal Bourmont on the sthr-ob
certain ; and we knew, also, that on the 6th and iv
, nothing important had taken place. The courier W
transmitted from Bayonne the telegraphic despatch, rield
ceived at Paris on the 14th, was expected last night,
to-day we read in the Bulletin du Soir— r.)
(Here follows the article above quoted in the Monita
The Miguelite Stock has fallen from 5742- to 53. ,
MADRID, SEPT. 11.—News has just been receivea,..
Madrid, that Marshal Bourmont has commenced "or,
operations against Lisbon, by two attacks on two differe
points. It is said that he has succeeded in driving Its
into the city the troops sent out to oppose his march, "
he had not succeeded in forcing the lines.
The Madrid Journal contains the following article :"ro
" ELVAS, SEPT. 3.—A band of Constitutional Gueeio:
which had entered this province by Getubal, has beet
, surrounded and cut to pieces by Colonel Estevez,
, the head of a moveable column of 400 men, pursued •
enemy on the road of Santiago de Cacen.
" The Constitutional lines round Lisbon commence re
the bridge of Alcantara, extend to the windmills hei, °0
theon
naeqcuettu aqueduct,
but andat commandpretty
considerable t he road
distances, ofß enfica they" e
te
with to
forts and redoubts of Arocos. From that point there. b
an intrenchment, with ditches, to the Quintas,
forms a spiral figure near to Genia de Fraud'. The Pi,
of Quintas joins the Tagus by a diagonal, called Lo
Mere de Dieu, passing by the great battery calledd,
Mervaille. These lines are very far from leing sni'"og
and 3,000 men are daily employed in comp st
them. The most advanced of these lines is that,
the Quintas, before the Genia de Francia. Some torett:or
pounders are placed at this point. Their o°oo
of pieces of all sizes of cannon, howitzers and mortars,
the 31st, was fifty ; it is said that twenty more were to
added.
" The rapid march of Marshal Bourmont on Saco,
the occupation of Villa Franca by our troops, the
oes
tablishment of the Head Quarters of the Marshal at Tor v,
Vedras, and on the whole line from Cintra to Mafia, had
prevented the rebels from profiting by several advent
.0
of the ground, which would have been very useful to tin,
as advanced points of defence, whereas the Royalist GO'
make them very useful to support the attack.
In this state of things, the two armies being Estee,,face, we cannot fail shortly to receive news of an att4;ol
We expect it with impatience, the crisis approaches, [Ol
every good Portuguese waits with anxiety the result
the struggle "—Madrid Gazette.
PARIS, SEPT. 18.—Yesterday the Russian A.P,na
sador went to the Sardinian Embassy, and bad a 0,
conference with the Count de Sallee. The Evening 'ot
nisterial journal has the following:—" The Governoloj
has received from Madrid, by a courier which reaf,lii
Paris in the course of last night, the confirmation ot tb
engagement before Lisbon, va hich took place on theviso
inst. From the correspondence brought by this coo jo,
we are authorized to consider as a mere invention M 0
telligence of the occupation of some forte and faub°u r
by A
letterg o Don Mfiuers army. tr
the 12th inst. from Tarbes states, tbst
weather in that part of the country has become B° f°o h 4
that most of the visiters at the different watering P'
have quitted them. A great quantity of cattle
rod
perished in the mountains. No fewer than 150 l'!°eS'
have been buried in the snow, and the loss of sheep 15
cessiWve.
e learn from Lisle, that Al. Lelewell, formerly Pte
dent of the Polish National Diet, who has lately recel:ol
orders to quit France, arrived on the 15th inst. it'ristr.
town, where a grand dinner was given to him by the pat To
A similar token of respect was shown him at Arras.
'
Courrier Francais gives the following as a note colo_brea
nicated : " The statement of the Messager des ChaTurgt
relative to the itinerary of the Duke de Leuchtl
and his marriage with Donna Maria, is devoid of an (00
The Prince did not come to Paris, but proceeded. boot
Italy to Havre by Turin, Geneva, and Tours, wit too
meeting with any obstacle. He arrived at Havre
days before the 'Empress and the young Queers]. eli"
was, therefore, at that port that the Empress '-oyag"„
his sister, saw him for the first time after his ,goot
to Brazil, whither he accompanied her when she
edro'
to share the throne with the Emperor Don o
The prince was anxious also to accompany be te.l,„
Lisbon.
wasiAthsth
ae
unfortunate.c
iibarroat
:tee rr of the
Assuredlyea Empress t
h Frenchman,os
e A a
e cannotibs!,7.
ii;rt;
called upon to render this service to his sister, partici.; oe'
was
most exalted virtues with the most es4o
oleo
s
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sense nai stis eenhstoeetfdi propriety, who ascribe to her the wordg,,di,,st
she is said to have uttered to the King of the Fre;e tea
the subject of the marriage. It is, moreover, untrooldie
the Duke is at London. On leaving Havre he ass
Munich, and thence to Reichstadt, where he will Or
lfi
winter. In spite of the attacks of malevolence, neap
00'11
will find that the children of Prince Eugene will
like their father, the strict path of duty and true " Jet
The Temps gives the following letterfr, legit
Frankfort, September 12 :—" Several of Y°,!isve
titnatists, who stopped here during the fair, "ad of
learned that the Austrian Cabinet lately "°"ssrOe e,
Charles X., that if a single proclamation in the pit
Henry V. emanated from the Royal refugees at it
the family would immediately receive orders 1° 111 s')
Imperial States. At the some time, Charles • Oey
reminded of his engagements towards the Au9trtsj3lie 11,0
vernment previous to his leaving Holyrood, not t°,,,e 01°,4
step that might disturb the tranquillity of Eur°l",-,
he remained in the Austrian States. Same of t" carOt
travellers to Bohemia have been informed by sublet
tsr
members of the Diet, whom they consulted on ti /01,1
that orders had been received at the froot'here ao;10‘
Charles X., enjoining them to return, 2;'thout gif`rore,
not have any communication with them, there oe
offence to the Austrian Government. It ''',„,bc• b
very probable that we shall soon see those
de ;
already gone forward, come back again. M. J' sue:
gitimatist poet, wished, on his arrival at
~sitia!'„o
present an ode, a hymn, or some other coar„
this kind, upon the future prospects of legititnfo'rt,
Wire
composition was given to a printer at Fean'obe ees.
orders to print a certain number of copies, hur, and ef
objected to their being delivered to the author,
paiooro
joined the latter to be silent on the subjectefance. `be
being conducted back to the frontiers of r:
of all
go,
understand that the police keep a correct iiiifor vligod
tilt° lice
Tleghiitsimlia:tis
ist pilgrimssaisaid
to containwho areal r
esae,tityi tinge a out
sr t
to
names, which have been given to the d I,?reores issers
officers, stationed from distance to distance,
Prague.— Tribune. „ the
The Basle Gazette says, " the Federal e.peelr', dated_,es,
the Canton of Basle have anounced by a 1e7,11 dale
12th inst., that having formed the Constitutrtry,
tbey
ba
Communes incorporated with Basle coup
to iiscooloo:ot
directed the Commandant of the Division ",be Pre
the occupation, and withdraw the troops for •

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the Moniteur.)
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)efore Lisbon-
-, we are autlio:
of the °aye
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if the 111iguebtof
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on the stbe:l3
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