The Sun.
London, England, 1817-06-09 00:00:00

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LONDON,
NONDiI-V, JUNE 9, 1817.

CONSI)IItACY A r LISBON.

We communicated on Saturday, exchairely, all
the patticulars that could then be learnt respecting
as Conspiraey which had been discovered at Lisbon,
vad tvleieti appears to have been equally atrocious
in the means intended to be resorted to by the
Conspirators and the object they had in view.--•
rie same anxiety to lay before our Reatkrs the
ear iest and Most aatlientic intelligence, • has
prompted as this day to', make every exertion to
obtain all the further "ecounts that were to be
collected respecting this event. We have given,
it: another part of our Paper, several details which
have appeared in the Journals of this day. The
• follawing further Particulars, which are also of
considerable importance, have reached us this
,morning from Plymouth
" By,the Duke of keit packet, Captain COTES-
WoRTII, which atrived at Falmouth on Thursday
last, in six days from Lisbon, we baie received
ii lorniatiott of a 'very. unexpected event ; being
rto other' han the discovery of a moat Lars:as:ye
LlStiOtits which bad for ita. 'object the ar-
sett, if not the minder of, Marshal
and he British Officers belooging to the Por-
tuguese Aruty,, and the overthrow of the exist-
' lag Govertuneut. So urgent was the ncers-
. teity of conveying the intelligeoceao the British
Cabinet conceived to be, that the packet was
dispatched Iv(' at the Tagus without being allowed
to wait for' tile Iliad. 'The following are all the
particulars which we are able to collect
The day before the packet sailed, a vessel
at tired in the ,Tagns,, on board some let-
ters were discovered,.eontaining information that
led to the disco Very of a conspiracy, in which a
gteat nomber of the Portuguese Nobility and
tifficers of the army were engaged. rte whole
was orga»ized, and zvas to have been carried into
effect on the .511 t instant, on which. 4Y M4rshiti
flattasFol4l> and the British Officers, the Members
of the Regency, &c: were to be arrested-, and in
cate of lesiltanee, put to death. •A nets Go-
vearirnent, was to be established; but the ulterior
oltjects of the Conspirators are. not stated. A
rougher of arrests had taken place, and amongst
them were those of two of Marshal BERES..
roltn's Aides-de-CaMp, and several - Perth-
.
e,atese Noblemen. The causes assigned for this
extensive plot arc the jealousy entertained
of British influence by the Portuguese; their
diss.eaisfaction at the conduct' of the Regency,
and At the absence of the King, whose pa-
. Ley. tespeetieg' Stiuth America they wholly' die
approve, sepposiug that it is his object. to impo-
verish Portugal in older to establish a foreign
-iEMpire. The recent intelligence from. Brazil bad,
it appears,, a considerable influence in inducing the
~..polispit.ators to determine on carrying their plaps
into execution, befOre more troops should•be
out for Souttfilniefiett."

iZcoorts of s:',lne of the E'uropean Consuls hay-
1., 4 'oe.t. murdued at Algiers, have, within a few
Atari past, reached this courtly through different
chanik,l4; and it will be seen that a similar nl-
- ;A",,:iiionecl in the Paris Papers.
following Ictters w.,.vived•at Lloyd's this morning
ncßin pot forth Oil:. rumour, wizlr the horrible

The

IStilitiO I, th'?:e had bc,:n a general massacre
• cif all the EuvflpeAlli at Alziers, wiib exceptiutl

tnent is ultogettier unfounded anti the,
of the French,.-wtlit'b has been ni.Ade in all the

sweater*, induces us strong: 17 to suspectthat it
is an ititettion df rrencit origin

XT ACT OF A LETTER REOBIVP.I3 AT LLOYIf6THIS
MORNING PROM DOVER, DATED YEaTELDAY

TEIZNOON.

" It is very confidently reported here, and the
infortnation comes by the wry of Fraue, that, a
thineral Massacre has Leen made on all tlieWhite
sttbjects in Algiers, the French only excepted.
The Massacre is also sail to hare'extended along
the whole coast of their dominions."