The Sun.
London, England, 1833-04-16 00:00:00

LISBON AND GERMAN PAPERS.

LISBON, APRIL s.—His Majesty's Government received
yesterday accounts from Braga. of the Ist, and to-day of
the 2d inst., stating that the King and his august sisters
, were in pood health.
" Sir,.—l transmit to your Excellency, to be laid before
his Majesty the inclosed account of a sally made by the
rebels on our entrenchment of the Ponta do Cahedello, in
the morning of the 25th of March.
" Head-quarters, S. Alameda da Infesta, 27th March.
" To the Conde de Barbacena.
it The Cantle de S. LOURENCO,
" Commander-in-Chi-f of the Army of Operation."
" Sir,—l have the honour to inform you that yesterday
afternoon, about five o'clock, the rebels attempted to
destroy our entrenchment constructed on the Ponta do
Cahedello, to cover the piquet which is intended to hind 'r
the boats from going nut and crossing the bar during the
night. With this view then landed at that spot 20 soldiers
covering themselves with an English boat, which passed
with the signals agreed upon, while their infantry were
posted on the opposite hank, at Cantarcira, to protect the
operation by the fire of their tnusketry. The force which
occupied the batteries of Tancos and Birbacena, com-
manded by Captain Domingo, Gonsalves Loptz, of the
Militia of Maia, advanced boldly to repel the enemy.
Colonel Antonio Lobo da Silva, who came up at that
time, caused some troops to advance, placing himself at
their head, which they did with great bravery, notwith-
standing the fire of grape shot and shells from the Castle
of La Fox. The enemy being unable to sustain the fire
of our batteries of TaRCOB and B irbacena, and of that of
Don Miguel 1., returned to their boat, and crossed over
to the right bank of the Douro, witnout doing the slightest
damage to our intrenchmr•nts, where our soldiers re-
mained till dark, when they retired, leaving only the
usual picquet.
" JOSE ANTONIO D'AZEVIDO LEMOS,
" Commanding the Third Division.
" Head-quarters, Villa Nova da Gaia, 26th March.
" To the Conde de S. Lourenco."
—Lisbon Gazettes to 6th April, inclusive.
VIENNA, APRIL 4.—Private letters from Constan•
sin/ale say that theiSultati has expressly requested the
Russian Ambassador to let the fleet remain in the Bospho-
rus till peace with the Pacha of Egypt is finally restored.
The Sultan seems to be apprehensive for the tranquillity
of the capital if the Russian fleet withdraw earlier.
The accounts from Greece are highly satisfactory.
Order is most strictly maintained; and the confidence
which the King's Government universally inspires re-
covers commerce. The finances in particular -engage the
attention of the Regency, and will be improved partly by
the introduction of the roost rigid economy, anti, lastly,
by giving a new impulse to industry. Greece possesses
great resources, and may.btrexpected soon to attain a high
degnee of prosperity.
Notice was given to our Bank Directors, on their
settling this day, that the Government will repay the nine
millions which the Bank has lent it, at 4 per cent. in-
terest. As this operation will diminish the income of the
Bank, and as it was at the same time resolved to reduce
discount and interest on loans from five to four per cent.,
the dividend on Bank Shares, on the next half year, may
be rather smaller than before. This measure has had
but little effect on the funds.

(BY EXPRESS.)
VIENNA, APRIL 6, HALF PAST 7, r. au—According
to Leiters from Alexandria, of March 13, received by way
of Trieste, there seems to be no doubt that Mehemet Ali
has rejected the conditions proposed to him by Admiral
Roussin, and guaranteed at Constaotinople.
He is said to be particularly incensed at the demand
that he shall deliver up his fleet to the Porte. It is
added that he his caused a second squadron to sail from
Alexandria, and sent orders to Ibrahim to advance. Oo
this the Sultan (according to accounts from Constanti-
nople), is said to have again proclaimed Mehemet Ali and
Ibrahim rebels, and the Russian fleet to have began to
move from the Bosphorus.
Some persons flitter themselves, perhaps too hastily,
that in conjunction with a F,encli squadron, it will im-
mediately sail for Alexandria, and compel the Pacha to
make peace.

The prices of our funds have fallen cous'clerably to-day,
AUSTRIAN FUNDS.
April 4. April .
6
Five per Cents. 93 1,6 91 14,
Four per Cents. S 4 4 82%
Bank Shares ...... ............ ...1,216 1,189
.Allgemeine Zeitung, April 10.