The Sun.
London, England, 1828-01-14 00:00:00

DON MIGUEL.

tit cular, of which the following is a translation,
was sent on rri'eay last to all the Portuguese resident
in London, by the fort4trese Consul-General
_ " Portuguese Consurcitc_Gn, Jan. 11.

" I have the honour to transmit to you a copy of an
official communication received from his Excellency tha
Marquis of Palatella, of the following tenour

" COPY.

Itlis.Roya) Highness the Infante Don Miguel having
fixed Sunday, the 18th first., to take his departure from
this capital, you will please to make known to the Portu-
guese resident in London, that his Royal /14,-hness will re-
ceivei on Saturday next, at five o'clock p.m., ail those
be desirous to kiss his hand and take.
leave of his 1'..7.!.1!;:ghne.5.5.
(Signed; " Marquis of PALMELLA.
" London, Jan. 9.
" To Francisco Teixeira Sampayo, Esq.'
" Which I communicate to you for your information..
,4_B?rfned) " FRANCISCO TEIXEIRA SAMPAYO.'
In „..
constfente of the above communication, a
great number of the :L..3Yrtuguesc gentlemen resident
in London went to Rutlamilioltse on Saturday, to
take leave of his Royal Highness. after their
arrival, they were introduced to the presence: of his
Royal lilighness by the Lord in Waiting (ChevAier
de Mello); Lend had the honour to kiss his Royal
Highness's hand, and vf,-ere by him most graciously
received. After the ceremony -,';P.s concluded, his
Royal Highness addressed his countrymen in a neat
speech, expressive of his desire to see them onct: more
on the eve of his departure for Portugal, &c.
His Royal Highness, on his way to embark on
board the Pcrcia Portuvuese frigate, goes to Windsor
to take leave of his }Majesty, and will remain with
his suite two days at the Duke of Wellington's
estate, Strathfieldsaye, from whence he proceeds to
Bath, Exeter, and Plymouth. It is expected he will
take his departure from the latter place about the
20th instant:

(FROM THE llotinf Nt.IVSMAIC.)

The Prussian, Bavarian, and Saxon Ministers;
and the Lord Steward of his Majesty's household,
visited his Royal Highness on Saturday, at the re--
sidenee of Earl Dudley, in Arlington-street.
A little before two o'clock his Royal Highness,
accompanied by Earl Monntcharles and Viscount
Beresford, and attended by his suite, rode out on
horseback, and proceeded to the suTensimi-bridge
at Hammersmith. Aftei viewing and crossirrg the
bridge, the Prince rode over Barnes-common, and
returned over Vauxhall-bridge. His Royal High-
ness then visited Westminster Abbey, and both
Houses of Parliament. The Prince was received at
the House of Lords by Sir T. Tyrwhitt, Usher of
the Black Rod. His Royal Highness then returned
to Arlington-street, where he arrived about four
o'clock.

At five o'clock in the afternoon a deputation of
upwards of thirty of the principal Portuguese mer-
chants, resident in the metropolis, arrived, and were
introduced to the Prince, for the purpcse of taking
leave of his Royal Highness on his departure for
Portugal.
Sir Frederick Lamb (the newly appointed Mini-
ster to the Court of Portugal) had an audience of
his Royal Highness.
The Marquis de Palmella, the Portuguese Am•
bassador, visited his Royal Highness in the evening.
The Prince entertained Viscount Beresford, the
Right Honourable Sir Charles Stuart, Sir Frederick
Lamb, and a select party to dinner. His Royal
Highness, attended by Earl Mountcharles, Sir Wm.
Freemantle, and the noblemen and gentlemen of his
suite, proceeded to the Italian Opera House in the
evening, and honoured the performance of the opera
of Margherita d' Anjou. At the conclusion of the
ballet, his Royal Highness proceeded to a grand
evening party at the residence of Monsieur Falk, the
Ambassador from the Netherlands, in Brvanston-
square, where the Prince remained till three o'cloCk
yesterday morning.
Yesterday morning, about 11 o'clock, his Royal
Highness, attended by his suite, proceeded to the
Portuguese Ambassador's chapel, in South Audley-
street. The Prince entered by the Ambassador's
house in South Audley-street. A short mass was
performed, which lasted about an hour. After leav-
ing the chapel his Royal Highness proceeded to the
Admiralty, and left his cards for the Duke and
Duchess of Clarence, and then returned to Arling-
ton-street.

At one o'clock his Royal Highness left town, at-
tended by Earl Mountcharles, M. de Mello, and an-
other gentleman of his suite, in one of the King's
travelling carriages and four (the remainder of his
Royal Highness's suite followed in another carriage
soon after), for the Royal Lodge, Windsor Park,
for the purpose of taking leave of his Majesty. 'The
Prince and his suite partook of a dejeune at the
Royal Lodge, and after taking leave of the King,
proceeded to Strathfieldsaye, the seat of the Duke of
Wellington, where his Royal Highness and suite
dined and slept. The Prince will remain at Strath-
fieldsaye during this day, and will take leave of the
Noble Duke on Tuesday morning, and proceed to
Dorchester. His Royal Highness will sleep at the
King's Arms hotel. On Wednesday morning, his
Royal Highness will leave Dorchester for Plymouth.
The Prince will dine and sleep at the Royal Motel,
and will embark en Thursday morning.