The Sun.
London, England, 1833-05-20 00:00:00

LISBON AND OPORTO PAPERS.

LISBON, MAT 11.—An official despatch from Count
de St. Lourenco to the Conde de Barbacena, dated from
his head-quarters at St. Matnede da Infesta, 29th April,
announces that the reports of the inspectors of the hospi
tale, relative to the health of the troops, are very satisfac-
tory.
MAY 11.—The Lisbon Gazettes to the 11th of May
inclusive contain no further accounts from the army, nor
any notice whatever of military operations, either official
or in private letters. They give long lists of officers and
others protneted in consequence of recommendations for
their distinguished conduct in the action of the 10th of
April, and honourable mention of the names of others in
the order of the day for the same reason.
There are likewise long lists of the names of persons who
have made patriotic gifts for the service of the army. A
notice from the Royal Hospital of San Jose, dated Zath
May, announces that it was impossible to receive any
more patients suffering under the prevailing epidemic ;
that they can be received at present only in the new hos-
pital in the street of Moinho de Vinto ; but that prepare-
tions ate making to get up other hospitals for the reception
of patients, of the opening of which due notice will be
given. Two other hospitals have been opened, one at
Belem, the other on the island of the Marquis d'Alorto, at
St. Apollonica. Considerable subscriptions have been
received at the Royal Hospital of San Jose.

The official accounts from Braga, of the 7th of May,
announce that his Majesty and the Infantas continue to
enjoy good health.—Lisbon Gazettes from the 6th to the
11th of May inclusive.
(OFFICIAL.)—DEPARTMENT OF WAIL AND JUSTICE.
Oroazo, MAY s.—Considering that military disci-
pline and public order especially depend on the strict and
prompt existence of the laws, which ought to be main-
tained with the greater firmness in proportion as the cir-
cumstances in which the state is placed are extraordinary,
I think fit, in the name of the Queen, to decree as fol-
lows:

Art. I. A permanent Council of War is created,
which shall consist of a President, who shall be a General
Officer, of an Auditor, and five Assessors, who shall not
be of a rank below that of Major.
2. The Permanent Council of War shall try the au-
thors, agents, and accomplices of the crime of desertion.
All persons guilty of this pernicious crime, as well as all
individuals, whatever he their condition or sex, who shall
entice, induce, or in any manner be aiding and assisting in
desertioe, shall be tried and sentenced by the Permanent
Council of War.

3. The Permanent Council of War is annexed to the
General Staff, and on a march has also to try and pass sen-
tence in all cases of capital crimes, contrary to military
discipline, to the security of the inhabitants, and to public
order.

4. Persons accused of the crimes above stated, as being
within the jurisdiction of the Permanent Council of War,
shall be immediately arrested and delivered to the Marshal
Major-General of the Army, with a written statement of
the name and all the circumstances, and a list of the wit-
nesses by whom it can be proved.
5. The Marshal Major-General shall without delay send
the accused and the documents to the President of the
Council of War, who shall immediately give orders to
commence the proceedings, shall on the same day have the
accused examined and the depositions of the witnesses
taken, and shall then give him notice to produce his de-
fence in the course of twenty-four hours, after which the
final sentence shall be pronounced in a permanent sitting,
which shall nut be interrupted except by superior orders.
All laws and regulations contrary to the present Decree
re revoked. The Minister of War and the Minister of
Finance, acting ad interim as Minister of Justice, shall
see to the execution of the present Decree.

Don PEDRO, Duke of BRAGANZA.
AGOSTINHO JOSE FREIRE.
JOSE da. SILVA CARVALHO.
Palace of Oporto, May 6, 1833.

Another Decree appoints the Ministers of the Perma-
nent Council of War, viz :—Brigadier General Bernardo
Antonia Zagalla ; Brigadier General Duarte; Guilhume
Ferreri and Francisco, ,Jotte Perina ; Colonel Torquina
Artoma de Almala ; and Lieutenant-Colonels Artemier de
Padua de Costa, and Amaso de Santos Barros.4a, of whom
the senior General Officer shall be President. Francisco
de Asses de Androde, Auditor of the Army, shall be
reporter. Lieutenant-Colonel Pedro Artenia Ribbocha,
and Major J. Maria de Albuquerque, are appointed supple-
m-ntary members, in case of the absence of any of the
other.
We gave in our Paper of the 2d instant that our
.quadron was gone to take in provisions at Vigo. This
notice is not correct ; it went to the Bayonne Islands to
take on board provisions, ammunition, cordage, and sail,
if which it is in want, and which were exported there on
board our transports.
An order of the day of the sth announces that his Ma-
jesty the Duke of Braganza had been highly satisfied with
the good appearance and discipline of the second corps of
the army, which were reviewed on the 4th inst.
()MATO, MAY 10.—This morning two deserters and
one suborner were shot in the plains of Adofieta. They
,vere supported by the consolations of religion, and re-
,igned to the enaction of the act of justice which sub-
jected them to this severe punishment.
One of the de•
serters was a Frenchman. Ills Majesty is in good health.
—Chronica Constitucionel to the Ilth of May inclusive.

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