The Sun.
London, England, 1833-08-29 00:00:00

L SBON AND FLANDERS PAPERS.

LISBON, Aug. 16.—A letter from Don Cantido Jon
Xavier, to the Magistrates of the town of Carlaxo, testifies
his Majesty's satisfaction at their declaration made on the
9th, in the name of the citizens in favour of the rights of
Queen Donna Maria, and commends their courage in
making out a declaration wi!h the rebel forces almost in
sight.

A note from Signor J. da Silva Carvallo, by order of
the Duke of Braganza, again enjoins the Judge of the
quarter of South Cathaltrina to see to the observance of
the portaria, addressed to him on the 9th, commanding
that the subjects of foreign Powers residing in this king.
dom shall be maintained in all the privileges and immuni-
ties secured to them by treaties with their respective
countries, and by the rights of nations, as the said Judges
may be assured that the violation of them will be considered
as a serious fault, for which his Majesty will bold him
responsible.

The Gazette gives the manifesto of Don Pedro, signed
on board the itainha de Portugal frigate, Feb. 2, 1832.
War-office, Aug. 19.
As, on the one hand, so great a number of persons
have presented themselves to enlist in our national batta-

lions, that they are all complete, and some of them even
have more tha❑ their complement, and as, on the other
hand, it is not advisable to take useful hands from the
important labours of agriculture, the Duke of Braganzs,
Regent, in the name of the Queen, orders that the inha-
bitants of small places, farms, &c., shall for the present
he exempt from the general enrolment which was or-
dered ; persons, however, who desire to serve as vo-
lunteers in these battalions may join the companies nearest
to their own district.

AGOSTINH() JOSE FREIRE.
Palace das Necessidades, Aug. 18, 1833.
.Lisbon Gazette to Aug. 20 inclusive.

The Gazette gives daily an account of the Emperor's
reviewing troops respecting the fortifications, giving au-
dience, &c. . .

BRUSSELS, Auci. 27.—The King came to the city yes_
terday to preside in the Council of Ministers.
Yesterday there was a grand dinner at the Palace of
Laeken, at which her Majesty the Queen was present.
Her Highness the Princess Mensdorff, his Majesty's
sister, set out for London yesterday morning.
ANTWERP, Aun. 26.—The statue of Napoleon, the in-
auguration of which in Fort St. Laurent is spoken of by
the journals of Brussels, is neither more nor less than a
plaster statue of Napoleon, such as we see carried about
the streets, and which M. Perjewetz, an officer of engi-
neers, has purchased and placed in a mound of greensward.
The gun boat, No. 10, which was that of Captain
hoopmann, commander of the Dutch flotilla before Ant-
we, has been cleared and got afloat.
The Royal Adelaide steam boat, which arrived yester-
dayse morning from London, had a great number of pas-
n
gets on board, most of whom seem to belong to the
higher classes of society.
The Union lately stated that the deserters from the
Belgian army to France were frequent and numerous.
This assertion has not been
letter on
The Illessager
do Gand has now a ote
othe same subject, which
fully confirms the assertions
of b
he has been about two months
Union. A letter from
a correspondent at Lille says
in tYroaoBP 500:10i, 20, and
soldiers.
Belgian de-
in that city, and has counted as
•erters. They arrive every day
even 30, of all regiments, and almost-sajif
They complain that they are so ill-treated in ;he
army that they would rather go to Algiers. "As Belgian
concluding my letter," adds the writer, " I see coming 00 ,