The Sun.
London, England, 1828-06-20 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM LISBON,

(PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.)
" LISBON, JUNE 3.—This capital is in a state 01
the greatest alarm and distress. Hundreds Of a 1
-ranks are daily thrown into dungeons, tied as there
are not enough of gaols on shore, prison ships aZie
prepared to receive the victims of tyranny.
Frederick Lamb has protested against the ussirpotiee
of Don Miguel, but what he and the other foreign
Ambassadors may have done has as yet produced no
effect. It is said they are not to leave this city until 0
he formally proclaims himself King. It is impossible
to give you any news of the army from Oporto,
farther than that we hear the main body is at
bra, and the advanced guard at Pombal. The
patriotic troops are collecting there, in order tie
march on this city. The Government forme"
at Oporto has followed the army. The WO
at Coimbra is said to be about six thousand infantll
of the line, 3,500 militia, 1,200 cavalry, and 25
pieces of cannon. The head-quarters of Doss lge
guel's advanced guard is at Leiria, under the eon'"
mend of that notorious Apostolical rebel Genera(
Povoas. He has with him only 2,500 troops
every kind; but the Bth Regiment of Infantry frelf
Alentejo, a squadron of the 3d, another of the Bth
Cavalry, and the best part of the 20th InfantrY,
from Abrantes, are on their way to join him. V -
rions other regiments and militia corps, all much d''
vided in their political sentiments, are taking the
same direction. My opinion is, that these corlia
will not fire upon Don Pedro's troops, or that the,
greater part will go over to them. The whole 0'
Algarve had declared for Don Pedro, but his friends
have been the victims of their moderation to the
treacherous General of the province and other rebels!.
who now, as you will see by a document which 1.
enclose, boast of having duped them. Major Cha-
teanauff, a brave and patriotic officer of artillerY",
pod,pas aramtri tsysf
Fromtono of knowing
total
fell a victim to a mob led on by Priests with eta-
cifixes in their baud. In Alentejo, only the °plea
city of Beja has as yet formally declared for DI
Pedro. Its inhabitants have formed a corps of 84)(
men under the command of the celebrated Goes, te
enterprising Guerilla Chief in the Peninsular wa?.%
" LISBON, .JUNE 9.--All business is at a gam',
and money has become extremely scarce. There i 9
is
of making,t
he country, scarcely a family of any rank who has not at least
one of its members a victim. In the midst of lb.:
whwathahtasprtoakgree:spiDacoen
iPnendtTe:
horrible persecution going on here, we have not the •
nor
fosrileanlleecoomf mrotoinnicamtiignoneli,s9sotePo:
vcrnment, however, we augur the best.
.4 It is generally believed that Don Pedro's army
has not advanced from Coimbra and Pombal, the
last places we have heard of its being in, for wart
of a more enterprising and skilful General, and all
in consequence of a wish that some movement should
take place here before they proceed further.
however, is mere conjecture; but there is certainly
in the slow movement of the patriotic troops some-
thing mysterious, and many fear that foreign influence
is at the bottom of it.

" The Brazilian Consul-General here has pro-
tested against the proceedings of Don Miguel. 1'
protest is dated the 6th inst. Since then it 110
been reported that Don Miguel would go 10 the
army, bat he does not choose to move. His friends
said he was to go to-day ; now we are told he is to
set out on the 12th."

(FROM TIIE LISBON PAPERS.)
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article, not official, against the revolutionary sp►°
that has manifested itself at Oporto.
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