The Sun.
London, England, 1832-11-16 00:00:00

LISBON PAPERS.

LISBON, Nov. 2.—His Majesty's Government has re
ceived by the post to-day official notice, that his Majesty
and the Infantas continue in perfect health. On the 30th,
in the morning, they left Agoada, and at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon reached Oliveira d'Azemeis, receiving in that
town and on the whole journey the most sincere and cor-
dial acclamations of the people, and such was the enthu-
siasm that even the sick and wounded came out (nobody
being able to keep them in the hospitals) to have the
happiness of seeing their august Monarch, who received
with the greatest affability and benignity those testimonies
of the love of his faithful subjects. The Royal party
passed the night at a league from Oliveira d'Azemeis.
Nov. 4.—A letter from Valongo, of the 30th of Oct.
says, " A house is fitting up in great haste for the King
and the Infantas, who will sleep here to-morrow night.
Great numbers of people are already here who have come
from a distance of many leagues to have the pleasure of
seeing their beloved Sovereign. Many of the soldiers of
the rebels have come over to our army to-day ; I cannot
tell the number, but I know that there were many, and,
as they desired to join the banners of fidelity, it was
granted them. They have been distributed among dif-
ferent corps, so that it is not easy for one to ascertain
the number."
LAMEGO, OCT. 28.—The arrival of his Majesty in this
province rejoices the inhabitants, who come from great
distances to have the pleasure of seeing him.
RICARDAES, OCT. 30.—The King and the Infantas
arrived here yesterday, at three in the afternoon, going to
pass the night at Aguada. The Juiz de Foro of Aveiro
waited on his Majesty at that place. Magnificent tri-
umphal arches, with suitable inscriptions, adorned all the
places through which his Majesty passed. The fireworks,
the incessant acclatnations on every side, the streets strewed
with laurel and aromatic herbs, the ringing of bells, and
other demonstrations of joy, made such a day as never be-
fore was seen in this country. Bands of music played
before the house in which the King was till a late hour.
This morning, at nine o'clock, his Majesty went on
horseback to church, where he attended Te Deum. He
afterwards received an immense number of persons to kiss
his hand. It is impossible to describe the multitudes of
people who come from an immense distance for the plea-
sure of seeing the angel and tutelary divinity who alone
can establish our happiness. There have been illumina-
tions for three days.
Lisnor.r, Nov. s.—His Majesty and the Infantas ar-
rived at Braga on the Ist of November. On the 31st, in
the morning, his Majesty and the Infantas left Couto de
Cacajaes, and at 9 in the morning passed Campo Verde,
where there.were triumphal arches, and the magistrates
and all the militia drawn up waiting for his Majesty, who
wad welcomed with the greatest enthusiasm by .the people,
who followed him singing to Arnellas, where the King
and Infantas embarked, and crossed the Douro.
In the plain of Arnellas the crowd was so great that it

was difficult to pass through it. There, as in—all the other
places through which his Majesty passed, there were many
triumphal arches.
In the day his Majesty went to Valongo, where he was
received by the people with tears of joy ; men and women
on their knees, offering their sons for the service of the
King.
On the Ist inst. the King and his sisters went to Braga
to pass tie night.—,Lisbon Gazettes, Nov. 6.

Lords STANLEY 311 d UXBRIDGE, the Mar-
quis of TAVISTOCK, and Lord GREY, of Groby, the eon o
the Earl of STAMFORD, are to be created Peers.