The Sun.
London, England, 1817-07-05 00:00:00

LISBON, JUNE 16.

The Tribunal for the Trial of the Conspira-
tors consists of a Chief Judge, four Assistants, and
a Secretary. Their names are—

ANTONIO GOMEZ ItIBEIRO, Chief Justice.

JOZE RIBEIRO SARAIVA,
SEBASTIAN JOZE GARCIA NAGUEIRA,
PEDRO DURATI DA SILVA, •
,TOZE FIRIIIVO DA SII,VA GiRALDES.
LOUIS GOMEZ LEITAO E MOURA, Secretary.

. Hitherto the proceedings have consisted in
private examinations. AbOut 50 persons
.are in
custody, including those apprehended in different
parts of the country. It appears that the designs
of the ConsPirators were skilfully planned. Four
Committees had been formed in Lisbon. The
principal Committee alone was in, possession of
the whole machinery of the plot ; • the others co-
operated only with the principal Committee, and
the President of the one immediately above and
below their own in numerical order. When a
Member of a Committee had gained three prose-•
lytes, he immediately became the Chief of a new
Committee, and thus provision was 'made for an
indefinite extension of the system; and„Delegates
had been dispatched into the country. Nothing
less was aimed at than the entire exclusion of
every Member of the BRAGANZA Family, and
Marshal gimes FORD was to have become a victim
.on account of his popularity with the Army, which
it •was considered it would be difficult-to gain over
whilst the Marshal existed. The English Officers
Army
invited then to have been secured, and the Army
invited to join the standard of insurrection. A
Provisional Government was then to have been
formed, and ultimately a Republican form of tilo
vernmcnt established. For some time past,inea-
sures appear to have been taken to prepare the
public mind for .a change in the Government..---
The KING, the Governors•of •the Kingdom, &c.
have been repeatedly pasquinatied, particularly on
public anniversaries, &c. 1t was apprehended; that
on *the day of .Corpus Christi,:these IlevOlutignary
Enterprizes would have 'been attempted,
mans: actpally 044,,
anct the Rocio, Instead -of being tbrotiged, as,
usual, with spectators of the procession, was,
comparatively speaking, abandoned. . .
. On the' sobject of Peroamhuco, it is. generally
considered here -that the measures adopted. by, the
. . . -
Governor of Baltia,, and at Rio, most- by this
time have re-established the Royal Authority.

JUNE 26, 1817..

The Trials of the Conspirators are proceeding,
and it is expected that in the course of the next
month some of the sentences mill:be published,
with the usual summary statement of charges, and
the evidence by which they are supported.
expected that several of the Prisoners will die
found guilty, and that the execution of justice
will he prompt and severe.
It is repored that Got.izz Farina 'D'ANDn ADE
is only implicated to the extent of a misprision of
treason.

A young Otlicer of the 16!It Regiment, who
wns recently arrest.ed in the Coonoy, shot hitit-
well through the body in the 01 k in .1%-hiell he
was being conducted tro Lisbon : be is not likely

to recover. No confessions have been made by
him, but a number of papers, which he had con-
fided to a young woman to whom Ite was under
an engagement of marriage, have been secured,
and it is said their con.ents furnish mach im-
portant information of the designs of the Con-
spirators.

~.The public tranquillity has experienced no in.
terruption Whateverg.

Vessels have been taken tip for the conveyance
of abOut 2000 troops to PErnaitibtitti',..b,ct .iAL..et•
petted that before they will he ready, intelligence
may be received of the re-establisl►ment of the
RoYal Authority there.
The proposed contribution to defray the ex.:
pence of the Expedition produced only three of
four•offers ; a Loan is therefore to be resorted to
of four millions of crusades, and the interest to
be defrayed by an impost upon various artieys"76f
consumption imported into Lisbon.

THE FvNDs.—We stated yesterday that 'a Re-
action would take place in the price of the Funds,.
which has been verified by •the fluctuations in. this
course of the, day ; Consols left Oft yesterdayawt
;8, and this morning they opened at the same
price, felt to 771, and at 10 o'clo(k were at
This depression,
.we are
,infqrmed, has
arisen from the great quantity of Stock 145.iyas
turned into the market by Jewish Holders,amount..
ing,to not less than three milliOns, followed by
many olthe Minor Speculators,so that during most
of the day the house was all sellers. The 13 ,rakers
and Monied Men generallymade a dash yestetdiv.at
Exchequer Bills, which rose from 6 to 17 prem.
Tliiibeing the day for making up the:94arterly
Accounts of the Revenue, a report has been dr.
culated'lhat .there is a deficiency in the quarter of
up \Yards-of Three-Millions',' Which has served to
throw a damp upon the. Money Market, aril it is
expected a further depression will take place in
the course of the day.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Wednesday last. 'f he e following are Extracts

" Putts, n"egociation with the
Court -of Rome, respecting the affairs of, the
Church of France, is said to be definitively con-
cluded.

The Marseilles Journal announces, :that the
harvest has every appearance of being abundant in
Tuscany,lis-well as throughout •
From. Coltnar we learn. that the price of the
sack of Wheat had theie from 105 to
fraOcs. .•

'' The stay of the-Court at Paris will 13C.pr0..
longed until after the acOnehemetit of the Duchess
de Berri when the
:health of her Royal Highness
shall have been re=established, it is thought the
.Court will 'pass sonic days at Fontainebleau.
" The King and Queen of Wurtemberg are, it
is said, about to take a journey in the Netker.
lands.

FIVE PER CENTS.-Tuesday, 65f. —c.
" MADRID', JUNE 19.—The first steam-boat
constructed in Spain was launched on the Gua-
dalquiver on the 30th ult.
" The Marquis de Campo Sagrado has quitted
the Alinistry of War; he is succeeded by Lieute-
nant-General Egnia.

It is currently reported that Lord Beresford
will arrive here. immediately to remain a short

time.

" VIENNA, JUNE 20.—The Emperor and Em.
press set out this morning ou their journey to
Gallicia.

" There is no truth in the report of military

preparations in Hungary.
" The 2Sth May there was a violent shock of
an earthquake—at- Posegan, in Sclavpnia,
threw down the walls of the Seig.netiral Chateau.
" CoPgtmaGeN, ..TUNE 17.—The- best 'indef..
standing• prevails between our Court and that,of
Stockhillm, and all the reports to 04-,ROilir
la;y_art:
destil4tew

jUNa 22..--Madame tleKrudener
has at len,ith •oht4ineti pertnissiOn to reside in -th'e
canton of Lucerne. - • :
" 13ARC 0L0,.1A Jun 18..r-The procectlinzs
against General.Licy and his' associates. :ire still
.going. on, ,bUt..t fie ramifications- ;of this aET,ic, anti
the absence of those persons aedused who arecOn-
tutnacions, necessarily- caoses much OlaY."

Mr. STUEGES BOURNE last night presented the
Report of the •Committee on the. and
accounted for the delay by the diffieully of the sub,
ject, and 'tire desire of the Committee to bring toi•
ward as comprehensive aid satisfactoty -Report
as possible. The Report is indeed of the most
satisfactory liirid;asfar as depended-on the labotirs
of the Committee. Lord cASTLEREAGH spoke in
-high praise of the Report, and augured very U.
vourable results, and Mr. HusKtssoN, convince 4
of its importance, proposed that an additional
number of copies should be printed, w-hich of
course will be the case.

There is a long-winded Tirade in the Morning
Chronicle of this clay against Lord CASTLEREAGU,
but the chief ground of complaint against the

Len) seems to arise nom the ..1
putting fttlt of temper.; It -appvills ti t
Opposition, if we mai; intlge from their opinion,
as,they are Aliscoverable in their chief.:Organ, .the
Paper in preEt jou-, tnivsMer hisliortlship as touch
too eool, too rational, awl too logical In his rea•

Sotfings

'rimy warn to Provoke him into din-

butts of anger, and cannot bear his calm-argti-
rneht4tive niOde ot treating all subjects of t-la
"nal importance, -and his repugnance. to have
the business of the country interrupted by -the
sYsternalic attemits of Party to harass Ministers
fn'thtdischarge of their duty. Really this coni-
P.hint against Lord CASTLELMAGH'S contril4nd Of
letoper must be a sore grievance to the Party, be*
e,ause it looks like the coolness of contempt, a feel,.
very naturally arising, when it is fOuntithat
the Party are in the constp.nt habit of making.
tlountains of mole=hills, and, when the Country is
Met!aced with destruction by the open or insidious
hits of Sedition and Treason, would rather have.
the Government .atten,! to the con fort of its Erie-
TOis than to the security of the State. But it
lieerni- that due attention was not paid to L:VANSIS
Petition. A more unfounded assertion never was
/matte. That ' Pell ion was characterized by ex.
ogg' eration and frilsehoodi and all its allegations
ts -re refuted by the positive testimony of facts. It
*4l acknowledged by the more liberal Members
of Opposition, as well as by the House of Com-
Mons in general, that Mr. ADDINGToN brought:
for.ward as clear. a .vindication of the conduct of
GfiVertnuent 'respecting the "EVANSEs, and pre

kented as . saiisfactory a statem-ilt, as ever was
cihmitted tri Parliament. It was proved that these
Prisoners.• had every possible indulgence granted
to them cousistetot ‘vith their sittlaridw, a sittia--

Bolt into which they had brought themselyes by
their, own acts and deeds. But the .illorning Chro-
iticletras the hardihood, we will.uot say tay, to recur
to the drctimitanci of the prisoners having been
riit irons, though it was proved to be the usual
inset ice in the prison, and though orders were
given for their immediate removal as soon as the
tecrettrry of State heard that theliaci been placed
boon them. What more could be done to slew
the promptwss of Guyernment to obviate all un-
necessary rigour ? 'But, says the Chronicle,
" The Secretary of State for the Hotne De-
partment—sent *Mt'. EVANS to the, regtklar "dis-
teipline,offiorsemonger Gaol, with Out considering
the-possibility of its • tY.ing expedient that in his
ease the Rules of the Prison should be relaxed."
Indeed—and is then the Secretary of State tar the
Ilotne Department to neglect all other, business
tinder to consider whether, in the case of any par
ocular individual taken into custody upon su,pi-
tion.of conduct injurious to the State, it might
but be exoedit.ft to grant him pec.iliar indulge!).

•
ctcs ?---How tender the Morning Chronicle is with
Acogara to all who are ,suspected Of political
()Fences and designs against Government. But
We have done—the Morning Chronicle must be
barren indeed of every reasonable plea, and every
4liadaw of argument, when it can only find fault
with one Mioj,ter for keeping his temper, and with
11110 time perhaps for not accompanying a Prisoner
-10 Gaol, and taking care to have him specially
'tempted from all the usual rides and general re-
PClionS of that Goal, Merely because lie hap-
.
pelted to be suspected of offences against THE SE,
Cuarry or THE STATE.

The Morning Chronicle this day notices °lir "ar-
ticle ►►f yesterday, respecting the attack on Dr.
11A HDING which lately appeared in that paper•.
'We are not responsible for that, article, which, as
"e stated, we extracted fr►►m the Cork .Idcertiser,
13111 tram information on which we fully rely we
reason to-believe that Dr. II IRDING is in all
retptcts a most estimable and amiable character.

. .
etstrr(lAy evening the PRINCE REGKNT dined
Marquis of ANGLssnA, at his house iu
tutlingtou-street ; as did the Duke of CUMBER-
1-AND:atut u setect party.

,lie PRINCE REGENT, the Duke of Yonx, and
the
SortztA MATILDA, visited the Duchess
`OfGLotycFs-rtut, whO is still confined by lameness.
-Yesterday her MAJESTY, accompanied by the
'"'trews ELIZABETH, left her Palace at six o'clock
for IVindsor.
The Duke of Yottic. visited the QUEEN yesterday
Tie' Duke of YORK visited the PRINCE REGENT
at Carlton house yesterday.
w We are concerned to say the Duke of CLARENCE
as Mit so well Yesterday as he had been for some
"vs previous.
Y"terdav morning the Princess ELIZABETH
Visited the Duchess of GLOUCESTER.

Yestert4iy morning, at eight o'clock, the Duke
of GLoucRsTER left Gloucester-house for Chelten-
ham, ‘vlittle his Royal Highness will remain about
a fortnight. •
The Duchess of CUMBERLAND came to town
yesterday evening from Kew.
l'''-.ler‘l2Y the Earl of LIVERPooL had an audi-
ence of the PRINCE REGENT.

His MyAl Highness's the COMMANDEIt in CHIEF
has si,4nitied his intntion of reviewing the 9th
Lancers, on Hounslow Heath, on'Monday next,
the 741 instant, at eleven o'clock in the morning.
It 'is expected the Duke of \VELLINGTON, the Mar-
quis of -ANGLESEA, the ROYAL DUKES, ac. eic
hill be there. • •

ST-111'

EX'l ItACT (WA LE'TT'ER PRIMI OUR CI)EIIitt)4ONDENT
AT LIVERPOOL., DATFD Jtf Li" 3.

Arrived this day the Philip Tab!), I.:um, from Noriolh;
George the Third, Liwts, rrOm Charleston; Friendship,
PARL{IN, froes Philadelphia; the British. ship• Castlereagh,
from• London, at St. John's ; from Ounifries, at
ditto, with ISO passencerl.