The Sun.
London, England, 1826-08-26 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS,.

(From the Eloile of Thursday, Aug. 24.)
Nuts, Ann. 23.—Our readers will,remark,, the care we
take to put them on their guard against the false reports
spread :by the other journals. Whatever he ontopinion-i,
we consider truth as our first duty.: We have taken care
not to repeat all the rumours. from the frontiers. of Spain
and Portugal, respecting. events.: at Lisbon,---We zwe now
able to carsilltiffieatte to our readers some authentic accounts
from Portugal.
The Mithiitet et :War, Saltianha, addressed, on the sth,
a circular tr., all the corpS of the twiny.
Brave PorttiOese soldiers, he says,. You who made the
linonaparte Iremble, do not .suffer yourselves to,
he misled by the enemies of the new Constitution. Europe
must not confonini on with 211 rebels'of the Regi-
ment of Infantry, an equal number of the 17th, and KO
horsemen of the 241 Regiment.
Be convinced that the Princess Regent, who is respon-
sible to her August Brother Don Pedro IV., fur the pre-
servation of his kingdom of Portugal, will know how to
keep-down those who audaciously refuse to recognise his
Charter.
A decree of the Regent abolishes for ever the 17th and
24th, Regiments of Foot, and the 2d of Horse, ae ,a
nishinent for their rebellion.
All the Ayers and soldiers who took part in `•the muti-
ny shall be punished by the military law; a delay of eight
days hi granted to those who' repent and present
themselves to the. Governors or Conimandants of tin pro-
vinces of Alenttio, and of Tras-os-nontes. TWo regi-
memo of infantry, Nos. 2L and 26, and ono regiment of
cavalry, N0.,13,:0nal -be immediately
,organized.
The Regent has accepted the resignation of the Count
lie Porto Santo, Minister of Foreign Affairs, and of M
Correa de Lacerda, Minister of the interior.

The title of the Regent will be henceforth, " Donna
isabella,Maria, Infanta, Regent of the -Kingdoms of Por-
tugal and Algarve and their dependencies, in the name of
the King."
The Royal Decrees will run tlitts—' 1, the infanta. Re-
gent, in the name of the King, make known,' &e,
Senhors Louis Mouzinlio D'Albuquercpte, Antonio•lta-
pozo, mid Duarte Fava, are appointed. to point out a place
suitable for the Session of the Cortes. If one building
will not suffice' each chamber !nay be placed in a separate
edifice, provided there is a saloon large enough to contain
there bothrivheit necessary
General Cerrea de Mello, Governor of Tras-es-Mtitit.,:;,
writes as follews, from his head quarters at Braganza, 2d
August. Ills Excellency entered that town the day be-
fore, escorted by a squadron of the m h regiment of cavalry.
The deserters of the 21th regiment of foot are still just
within the frontiers of Spain, and are not permitted to go
farther. The General sends the proclamation of Viscount
de iNlOntelegre to excite the people to insurrection. Ik
highly praises the conduct of the 12th regiment of horse,
and especially its Major, Jose de Barrose Abreu.
Brigadier Jose tie Mira, Governor of Chaves, and corn.
mantling the oth regiment of horse, writes that tranquil.
lity was restored in that town, notwithstanding the at-
tempts that have been made by citizens and country peo-
ple to seduce the troops, even in their barracks,
:Viscount De Manta. Martha' warrants that tranquillity
will not be disturbed in Minho, where he commands.
.The. Governor of • the district of Oporto gives satisfac-
tory tteemoits dated the 4th of this month. '

Viscount tie Varzin sends to Porinho and Santo Amaro
the 11th find i rth regiments of foot, to support General
Mello. General Caula, Ocivernor of Elvas, answers for
the tranquillity of the country, and praises the 3d regi-
ment otlhor'se, commanded by Rowel' de Sousa Rebello.
.

,rt'hi Viscount de Beire, Governor of .Aleniejo,
front Eatremez, the sth instant, that tranquillity ret urn-
inght that part. The revolted etllit rr, and ,-ol,liers are al
Valverde, ,a Ht. the
cavalry will enter O 11 live:,A. (1, 11,e
two placus,belimg to Spain.)
,Tber.Morquia d'Attgiet, tiovernor in Algarve.
writes,Aliat all is tranquil aromtd hitt,
The Assembly of the Cortes is eliteitittlered for the I thlt
of September ; but it is believed it will be deferred till the
Itt!th of ()molter, Don Pedro's birth-day.
(Front the Aurnul ales _Wats.)
Nuts, Auu. '22.—We receive so many contradictory
versions of Lord Coehrune's voyage, that if we cannot
consider theM fabricated for the purpose of deceiving the
public, we must suppose his Lordship's project to be
quite of a private nutlike.
The first et:count of hint came from A lowira, the 10th
of 31111 e, but it, is not believed that he was on board the
steam veSsel that entered that port. This lifunlo vo:sel
has been to Leghorn and Me sine, Which, it left tutu the
12th of June. This is probably the vessel which milt 'oil
at Napoli di Romania, laden with errs Lordship's baggage
and some pieces of cannon of very large calibre.
It is believed his Lordship was on board, mid that he
wished to remain incognito, in order to form a more ac-
curate judgment of the state of allitirs.
The followingis an account contained in a private letter
'to us front Trieste, dated 15th August :
A singillar, yet probable, rumour bus prevailed here for
some days back. It is positively a,:=7ertetl that the eele.
brated Admiral Lord Cochran,: Ita‘, ltrrivoil direct at Malta;
in a plain pleieon e yacht, and that lit, left that island with-
(Alt learinv at ;high, 7,1!9-1 by which his rottrse could he
traced; brit it is supposed that 1w is cruising along the
Archipelago, or the coast of Egypt;taking of himself every'
kind of naVel-and military survey. Ile will not cease to
act incognito, until all bin steam-boats shall have, tiAsern-
bled at Napoli di Romania. It is then that his plans will
he" displayed.
it in mated with certainty', that his„..Majesty bus given
orders to erect a statue to the Memory of Louis XVI:11.,
the founder of our public liberties, the immortal author of
the Charter., This memorial will, it is' said, be i,rected
on the Place of the Palais Bourbon, oproSite the Rue de
flourgogne.'
The Minister of the fitteriothas placed at the disposi
of the Governor of Cornica the men of 7,000 franca
Mutinied for the relief of the Greek families who may la:
there fur refuge.

Aveordiity to it private letter from Frankfort, of the
13th inst. i6ippears, that sine the arrival of M. Metter:.
vtich .j.kombtherg, M. de Bernstorff, Minister of Prior-
otia, and MI. (le Curate:w,' Minister of France, vvlio have
recently arrived in t IL. City, have taken lodgings at (lei-
, i,henet; half ;, I, t,2 ICW') JObaililiSberg, and that
pe.,paritd for the Duke of
\\*, fr,aa hal, of the Grand INPlor
okoi,i .),w.tlia. Vl. Lailh Tatisebelf, Ambasaador
of 1a nil lives in the ehateate of
jonaloo,berg. We every:day see arrivals from Frankfort
of Diphonatie Akents of many other German States, who
are to assistin the E.lmgvois whieh is intended to be held
under Lie Presidency of M.-tie Metternich. This letter
add:, that Ihe first tthjOet. AV WO, trill (~,cuvy
the attention
of thi„ congress, is the free liberation of the 'Rhine, and,
after that, in due order, the attair,! of (;11,0q.,., of solo,
and Porttigal.

( Front the (uotidienne.,)

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BPanillt Loltii, Vit. ; Excitaqge CM ',Oudot!, two mouth ,24f.
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Tnehday last vinains of the lovely Itntl
amiable Comte de Gersdorfr were deposited in the
314 t. at El !ill, it this county. The moundid
velem/my was attended, by a numerous train uf ber d is-
relati,,x, to, vdiont her witilltely-deatli has
been an irreparable iont,—..Kenligh Gazelle.