The Sun.
London, England, 1833-08-12 00:00:00

PROCLAMATION.

Inhabitants of Lisbon '—Tile sublime love which you
have so energetically displayed for the sacred cause of the
legitimate Queen and tor the constitutional charter—the
lively enthusiasm «ith which you spontaneously pro-
claimed these dear pledges of our fetici y—ttie cordial and
unbiiunded app:au•e with which you received your valorous
detenders and their distinguished chiefs, who have by sea
and land ac, ieved such elorious victories, require, as the
tirst duty of a legitimate Government, the most solemn
testimony of gratitude. Accept then that acknowledgment
in the name of our dear anti august Queen, the Senhura
Mafia the name of our magnanimous Regent, his
Imperial Majesty the Seuhor Duke of iitaganza—and in
the name of the country to which you have performed
such signal services.
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The usurped Government disarmed you, in order that
despotism might be imposed upon you ; arid, calumniating
you in the face of Europe, represented your forced silence
as proof of your willing resignation. But no sooner were
the scitneters of legitimacy averted trout your beads than
instantly '200,000 hands were lifted up to protest against
the unjust accusation, and spontanei.usly taking arms
against the usurpation, which flies in dismay, will serve
as a vanguard to the liberating army, which, as yet, has
not entered within your walls.
Inhabitants or Listion !—Your noble attitude bas pros-
trated despotism ; but while it breathes maintain the
same ardour, and never lay down your arms until you see
it annihilated. Prove to the world that it was solely by
perfidy and perjury, arid in the n tine of the Queen, whoa.
it was wished to despoil, and of liberty, which it was in-
tended to proscribe, that despotism for once succeeded in
loading you with chains. No •t, however, that you have
face to face defied the monster, horrible and barbarous as
it is, attack it with arms, not in contused masses, but
formed into regular battalions, by which force is multi-
plied by discipline. Emulate that unconquered and heroic
city, which, having ever since the buih of the monarchy
maintained the Portuguese name, has in all memorable
epochs, and in none more than in the present, set the itn-
' mortal example of the virtues tvinch are necessary to
become worthy of that noble name.
Let us all unite to overthrow tyranny, and let us not
rest for a moment while a single lout of the country is
intested by its presence—while, of its vile agents, there
remains a single individual to oppress any one of our
fellow-citizens. It is not merely in the dungeons of Lis-
bon that multitudes of victims have groaneel ; many thou-
sands more, suffering the like torments, are calling upon
us from every corner of the country wherein the usurpa-
tion yet rules. Let us fly to their relief,--we have still
many tears to dry.
To suns, then, to put for ever as end to tyranny, and

t 4 40130444 the tiettizie ut the Qu ea dati the Cheat!" !
To arms, to maintain legal order or respect for authority,
if any should wish to disturb it! To arms to repress
Anarchy, if it should date to raise its head amongst us !
Continue by those noble virtues to show yourselves
worthy of associating with the nations which have most
reason to be proud of their civilization. By conquering
for yourselves the benefits of a free, paternal, and legit'.
mate Government you will merit the applause of admiring
Europe and the blessings of a grateful posterity.
Lisbon, July 24. Duke of PALMELLA.

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