The Sun.
London, England, 1834-04-15 00:00:00

BULLETINS.

( From Extraordinary Supplements of the Oporto Chronica.)
" OPORTO, MARCH 27.—We hasten to publish the fol-
lowing despatch, which has just been received by express
by his Excellency the Prefect of this province. We know
nothing more officially, and as the rumours concerning the
ulterior operations are various, we abstain from noticing
them, and shall confine ourselves to inserting the official
account. _ _ . . . .

" ' Most Illustrious and Excellent Senhor,—lt is with
the highest satisfaction I inform your Excellency that the
pickets of rebels were at three this morning dislodged from
the Serra de Carneiro, and that at half-past eight o'clock
they lost the strong positions adjoining the encampment of
Santa Christina, when, in the most complete disorder, they
retreated on the Minho, by the bridges of Canissas and St.
Thome. lam now proceeding in pursuit of this band.
"' God preserve your Excellency,
" Baron PICO do CELEIRO, Commandant
of Division.
" The camp near the bridge of Canissas, March 26.
" To the Most Illustrious and Excellent Senhor, the
Prefect of the province of the Douro.'
" OPORTO, MARCH 28, 3 O'CLOCK P. M.
" We have delayed the publication of the following: offi-
cial documents, in the hope of obtaining
.some authentic in-
formation of the operations of the division of the army of
the north. Nothing, however, beyond rumours can be as
yet stated with certainty.
" At 2 o'clock this morning the steam-boat George IV.
entered the bar of this port with despatches for his Ex-
cellency the Prefect of the province, and for the General
of the Forces. The despatch to his Excellency the Prefect
is in the following terms

6" Most Illustrious and Excellent Senhor,—l have just
informed the Governor of my departure for Viana. I
am anxious for communications from your Excellency. I
march for that town, leaving here a respectable garrison.
The squadron is about to enter Viana.

" Viscount CAPE ST. VINCENT.
" Admiralty, Caminha, 26th March, 1834.
" To the Most Illustrious and Excellent Senhor, the

Prefect of the Province of the Douro.'

" At 9 o'clock in the morning another Lisbon steam-
boat, the City of Edinburgh, arrived, having on board
3SO men belonging to the 12th Cacadores, commanded by
Colonel Queiros. This vessel sails again to-morrow, for
the purpose of conveying the rest of the battalion, about
600 men. It is said that his Excellency the uke of
Terceira will come with the next detachment. On board
of the Leonora a body of cavalry Lancers were embarked,
and it is asserted in letters which have arrived in town that
they are destined for this city.
" The recently arrived troops have landed, and have gone
into quarters at St. Bento.
" This battalion has with it a banner which they took
from the newly raised Miguelite regiment called the Lisbon
Volunteers. _ . .

" P. S. We subjoin a letter from a volunteer of the lo-
cal battalion, whom we know, dated from Guimcraens yes-
terday, at two in the afternoon :---‘ We are now here ; the
rebels fly before us so quickly that we never arc able to get
a sight of therm It is now reported that the rebels in the
north are making an attempt on the Serra do Pilar ; but
we give no credit to this rumour. We know nothing of
our next destination.' "

(From the Oporto Chronica of March 29. )
" POSTCRIPT.

" At eight o'clock last night the Baron da Villa Pouca
arrived in this city, accompanied by some of those with
whom he caused the acclamation of the Queen in the Coun-
cil Viera. They came to receive arms and cartouches, and
will return immediately to Quimaraem."