The Sun.
London, England, 1826-05-23 00:00:00

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We received this morning. Lisbon Papeis to the sth
instant, and German Papers to the 14th, from whit'
we make the following extracts :

LISBON, 11AY I.

The Government of these Kingdoms, seeing the applications of
some landowners and merchants for the importation and were-
housing of foreign corn, alleging various causes and pretexts to
support these pretensions, which may be considered in a great de-
gree as fraudulent attempts against the spirit and observance of
the laws designed to prevent this most pernicious contraband, •
which may be so injurious to the agriculture of th&le kingdoms—
the Government orders that, on the most strict responsibility, that
all applications of this kind shall be erffijected to the rigorous and
• literal disposition of the law of the 1 bth of October.
The Gazette contains official notices addressed to the Baron de
Sande; to Don Luis Antonio Carlos;• Fortado de Mandonea;
and to Senhor Jose Accursio des Neves; informing them that his
late Majesty .bad resolved to restore them to the offices which
they had held;• as there was nothing whatever to cast a stain upon
their conduct : and the present Government seeing no reason to
form a different opinion, they are desired immediately to re-
some the.offices of which they bad been for a time deprived.

MAY 4.

Yesterday, the 3d, her Royal Highness the Infanta D. Isabella,
gave an audience to Sir W. A'Court, who delivered to her High-
ness his new credentials as Ambassador Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary from his Britannic Majesty; having first ad-
dressed her Royal Highness in a suitable speech, her Royal High-
ness returned thanks for the expressions of friendship manifested
on this occasion, and testified to the Ambassador her satisfaction at
his continuing in a post, the duties of which be has discharged so
melt to the satisfaction of both Governments.

MAYS

The Gazette contains an order for re-opening the theatre after
the 15th of May, for which two reasons are given, first, the
ruin of hundreds of families, Which must be the con-
sequence of their being longer kept out of employment ;
and, 2d, " The terrible and dangerous *consequences arising
from the want of public amusements; whence it happens
that a great number of persons abandon themselves to gross and
ruinous vices, such as gambling and depraved habits, from the
want of decent diversions, in which they may foul relaxation after
the ordinary business of life."

LEIVSIr, MAY H

Count Solyck, Colonel in the Russian service, is still in arrest
here, at the instance of a Foreign Ambassador, but he expects to
be shortly set at liberty, as his father bus been; for many persons
have been arrested on suspicion, or false denunciations, It is said
that 6000 copies of the King's pamphlet, on the Duke and Duchess
Coethen embracing the Catholic religion, have been sold ; and the
popularity of the King of Prussia, who blamed the step of the
Duke of Coethen, has been very Much increased by it. No
objections have yet been made to the authenticity of the letter
which has been printed (with ;some variation it is true) in several
journals.

MINIM, MAY ]4,

The able naturalist, Dr. Von Spit, whose name is well known
from his travels in Brazil, in company with Dr., Martins, died here
yesterday of a nervous fever. Our academy, and the learned world
in general, have reason to deplore the loss of this enlightened and
indefatigable naturalist.
The Journal Flora says, that a subscription for the Greeks has
now been commenced at Munich, and that very large sums have
been subscribed by the most exalted characters. One subscrip-
tion of 20,000 florins is mentioned.

Well ARM, MAY

Our Hospador has already delivered 200,000 kilotS of corn, to
the Seraskier of Silcstria, for the, supply of the Turkish fortretses
on the Danube. Some Boyars have been arrested at Jassy. .The
Russian Post of 22d of April, is arrived from COnstantinople. It
seems that hopes were entertained that the Porte would accept the
Russian ultimatum.

Accounts have been received at the Admiralty this
forenoon by ---a- of the arrival of the Herald
yacht, at Spithead, from the Mediterranean.

The Peruvian Papers to the 24th January contains
a Correspondence of a very amicable nature between
the French Vice-Admiral, Rosamet, and the Minis-
ters for Foreign Affairs, of Peru and Chili.

Halifax Papers to the 18th of April arrived yester-
day. The Colonial Legislatures at Quebec and at
Halifax have been closed. Bermuda Papers to the
14th of March say, that the. late discord at Bermuda
has been allayed since the arrival of Governor Turner.
He arrived on the 14th of February, and was received
with the greatest demonstrations of joy.

great alarm
The Spaniards, it appears, have been in
respecting the threatened descent of the Colombian
and Mexican squadrons on Cuba. Letters from St.
Ago de Cuba, dated 18th March, state, there had
been reinforcements of military sent to that quarter ;
but inhabitantsliodoub Herethea)f. r‘aviodulodf
jointlt the Patriots, if
a landing was effected.e consequences,
stating
the
that,

Accounts were yesterday received from Buenos
Ayres to the 23d February, and from Monte Video to
the Sd of March. They confirm the report of ano-
ther action between the. Brazil fleet and the Patriots,
oil the fort of Colonia, about a day's sail from Mono