The Sun.
London, England, 1833-08-05 00:00:00

FRANKFORT PAPERS•

WARSAW, JULY 21.—The Prince GoYern°r °
kingdom has issued the following notice „
fOro.oh' c°!;
His Majesty the Emperor and King,
sidering the situ &dons of those Generals of tilos silt
Rajah army who were prisoners in Russia, and Wroiefar'
the amnesty graciously granted to them, with, ,berOl:f
to return to the kingdom of Poland, may findoi
under the necessity of applying to the Govern
relief, has been pleased to order—
!. There shall be paid, as an annual pensile
florins to a General of infantry or cavalry, iie
to a Lieutenant-General, and 3,500 florins to
General.
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2, This relief shall be granted only to those ,000
who have not an income of their own of twice !bel;toir
of the sum assigned. Every General, therefore, le
plies for relief is bound to annex to his applicatioe
tificate respecting his pecuniary circumstances.
tioot
3. The Commissioners, to whom all apPliele
assistance are to be made, are to proceed accord'ia
Ordinance of 27th Dec., 1831.
The sums granted to each applicant is to be fr
three successive years from the date of the granto".
fort Papers, July 29.

LISBON.

GO, Fri
WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, EIGHT O'CL- upj
Before the sun rose this morning many of the inoslir
of Lisbon were upon the look-out, with the most an% I
pectation. All seemed quiet in the fortress of Alrnadto,
the flag of Miguel was still seen; but on directing the ',to/
the coast to Cacilhas, to judge of the nature of the 1°,01)
disturbance, a small flag was seen on the top ofthe ferrre
the character of which was at first scarcely discernible' 10
sun rising, confirmed with Heaven's own light the beattrrifti
of Liberty. A party of Guerillas, it seems, had a
time, on the preceding evening, to dispute the e"n
~,0
landing of the reinforcement sent by Government' ,0
strength sufficient to put them entirely to the retdocio
seven o'clock, a.m. we learned from the Aid-de- foe
General Telles Jordao, the commander of Aligner° s'
which Aid-de-Camp had made his escape across they
in the middle of the night, that the troops of Alga
ph
been beaten on the preceding evening, that Telle°,4l
was killed by a party of Constitutionalists, who ente
house where he was writing dispatches, in corn?'"_,,
the Spanish Ambassador! and his own Aid-de-Canil:;00
Ambassador and the Aid-de-Camp were made Pr hif
the former was afterwards liberated on account 0
plomatic character, and the latter made his escape,
stated. 6

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" Maitland Transport, J°oo
<, I may truly say the Lisbon affair is over; Donnsvii
colours now fly at the citadel, and all the forts
Tagus ; nothing but saluting, cheering, illurninat°
the Miguelites running oft' without bag or baggage'
accomplished the night before last, by a division °t
army from the south, under Villa Flor, who had ta
; the forts on the south shores were carried after of
skirmishing. Yesterday morning they took possesslo
rnada, and in an hour or two Lisbon hoisted the
cp,
white flag; the troops immediately passed over (I,l'ctO
are now quartered in the Castle. This morning the of
despatches the Confiance steamer to England, witb, ,„
portant news. Nothing that Pedro can do will be '—entt
for Napier ; he has saved Portugal ; he has this mon'
nil
in sight, and they are saluting him from St. Julian'S'to
Bugio. Admiral Parker intends to receive hint
honour he can bestow, manning yards, saluting, and lr
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him as he passes. We have a guard on the Maitiarwoil
and the rest of the men arranged along the ship's 000
with the drummers to play " See the conquering hero
as he passes.