The Sun.
London, England, 1826-08-03 00:00:00

DECREES.

The, following Ordonnenee bes been published. by the
General Police - ,

.losse Arriago Brun da 3ilveira, nicillor of State
aiel Intendant-General of the Police, make known, that
the Secretaty of State of the Ministers of Ecclesiastical
Affairs and Justice having communicated to us, by order of
the Regency, that there taut been printed- anti published
in Lisbon an extract from the Conatitutionel Charter, in
which several articles have been falsified, and others added,
for the purpose of sowing discord and disturbing public
tranquillity, have felt it my duty, independently' of 'other
measures, to order the remaining copies to he seized at the
Printing-office, and to withdraw from the public the
copies which have been put into circulation.
The perbons who possess any of these copies, are required
to deliver them up to the police within three.days, upon
pain of being punished as disobedient to the oidt..rs of. Go-
vernment, and to pay besides a penalty of 20,000 reis.

EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE. LETTER, FROST LIS11(11,4 JUIN 1).

All the letters which we receive from the Provinces,
agree in stating, that the most lively toy bad been pro-
duced by the proclamation of the Ccrastitution, and with-
out occasioning any unpleasant occorrence, notwithstand-
ing the rapid transition from an arbitrary to a representa-
tive Government. In the mountainous districts, fires have
been lighted up by the inhabitants, to signify their satis-
faction in the change which has taken place in the affairs
of the country.

The choice of the new Ministry obtains the general
.stiffrages of our best citizens. Public opinion has long
*been fixed with respect to M. Silvestre Ferreira,
one of the most distinguished stateinien of the age, and
who was called three tittles to the Ministry for Foreign
Affairs, under different and difficult circumstances, by the
deceased John the Sixth, who honoured him with his
entire confidence.

NI, Giraldes (Fernando Alphonso), the new. Minister
of Justice, who was exiled by the faction of Bemposta, was
Regidor °LI ustice at Oporto, under the Cortes. This is a post
similar to that of the First President of a Royal Court
in France, He is a man of a firm and decided character.
It is asserted that the Marquess Palmella, who is the
particular friend of the new Minister for Foreign Affairs,
with whom he made last year the voyage from Lisbon to
London, will speedily be called to fill anreininent post in
the kingdom
The Duke of Cadavel, President of the Chamber of
Peers, is very popular and toseha to the State. lie mar-
ried the youngest, daughter of the late Duke J h Fops,
natural giandmin of the .in Don Pedro 11, and uncle of
Queen Maria the I,t, who died at Rio Janeho, in ill 7,

It is mid that General Alava, tl►e friend of the' Duke of
Wellingtott,und who negodutrd the treaty of Port St, Mary
in itsV3, will shortly, arrive here, Apartments are pre-
pared for him,

(Prom the forituai day Debas.)
11,m)y Jounisla of the capital, followhig the Journals
of the South, publish to day, under the date of the 12th
rind t:Mh of July,
,F:Lptr i e
il the
terided lignipoferir;
o fMinßisrtnezmii:
'xaid to
n 11 io' hip
diameter of King of Pyrtligiii. The Lisbon. Gagette, of
the 15ths which i' lying before us does not say one word

*This i 3 the '4al" Pinheir4, who, The Conalituliannel
preteiglb, it POW :ippaiotet)- Minister for Foreign Affairs
at Liabmi.

It is obvious that this faction has the satne objec
with the populat armies!

of this news, a circumstance. from which we consider our-
selves warranted in thinking, that it is at least premature.
(From the Quotidienne.).

(PRWATIL CORRESPONDENCR.)
MADRIDI JULY . Becacho suddenly departed
two days-ago, for the King's residence; it is confidently
stated, that he is die bearer of a very important corrimu-
nication to his. Majesty.
The Captain-General- of Gallicia, has received -orders to
dismiss to their homes those regiments of militia'which
had been assembled to form a corps of observation on the
frontiers of Portugal. The seventeen regiments of militia,
which .the Government had disbanded, will not-be employ-
ed on service, until fresh orders.
Sir W. A'Court is expected here from London.
It is asserted that his Majesty has addressed a circular
to theßishops of the KingdoM, recommending them to
employ their religious ministry in calming the minds of:
the people, and soothing the animosities which -distract
denied, that the spirit of re-
the kingdom. It.cannot be
venge has 'considerably subsided, and that nothing is
easier at this moment than to effect a general reconciliation
of all parties.
• It has been rumoured some days back, that the English
Government had granted permission to the Spanish re-
fugees to proceed to Portugal, and consented to remit to
them there, the aid which they were receiving in England.
This account has not been, yet . confirmed ; but I can as-
sure you that a general feeling of indignation has been
elicited by it,,rven from the Liberals, who consider the
refugees the main cause of all the evils which afflict Spain.