The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-20 00:00:00

TILE KING.

W e have great pleasure in communicating the
_Repoli of Ilis MA -
following very. satisfactory
J EST Y'S lienith

" King's Lodge, Windsor Park, March 20.
" The limo has'had a very good night. His MAJESTY is
convalescent.

(Signed) " HENRY HALFURD."

The Etoile of yesterday announces the arrival
of a Telegraphic Dispatch at Paris on Friday
evening, communicating the death of the King
of PORTUGAL, which happened on the 10th inst.

Princess ISABELLA MARIA, eldest Sister of the
KING, had assumed the Regency.
The establishment of a Regency in Lisbon h
known to have been in contemplation for nearly six
months, under the joint auspices of the Cabinets of
France and Great Britain. This is understood
to have been the cause of so strong a naval force
having been kept up in the Mediterranean.
(From the Etoile of yesterday, lfith Mardi.)

A Telegraphic Dispatch received yesterday evening an•
nounces the death of the King of Portugal.

On the 4th inst. his Majesty was attacked by apoplexy mixed
with symptoms of epilepsy. On the oth and 6th his illness in-
creased so much as to excite serious apprehensions for his life.
From the crisis of the 6th until the 9th, there was material
alteration, but on that day the attacks became more violent, and

the Bing expired on the 10th at six in the evening. At the
departure of the courier the Princess Isabella Maria, eldest
sister of the King, exercised the Regency. Lisbon was per-
!ectly tranquil.
Wespan assure our readtlikat the logation of fugal at
Paris has not diTatched any co to thaiAnfant Do iguel,
who Intl e siclirsyt.: NI f as
has ltrirrigverTed by a Jou nal f this day.

It was not by the Telegraph, but by a Courier, that the Pot-
tuguese Ambassador received the intelligence of the King's
illness.

One of the Journals of this capital pretends that by the
Treaty of Commerce between France and Portugal, the
duties on French goods are reduced to 15 per cent. %re be-
lieve this inforMation to be incorrect, and that the cownierce of
France will be put on the same footing with that of the roost
favoured powers.
The latest quotations of Rentes on Saturday are, Live per
cents. 96f. 20c.—three per cents. (cr. div.) 611. 95e.

The Hamburgh Correspondent of Wednesday,
received this day, has letters from St. Peters-
burgh, announcing the arrival of the Duke Of
WELLINGTON in that city. immediately after
his arrival he had a private audience of the
Este u o .

The body of the late Esmnon leas reached
the Russian capital, and preparations are now
mukluk for the splendid funeral which is shortly
to follow.

No further intelligence is contained in these

Papers relative to the late conspiracy,or to the po-
licy the Russian Cabinet will follow in reference to
the Greek cause. We have always felt, however,
that wisdom dictated a peaceable course, and
might be said almost to compel the Emperor of,
lt.o MA steadily and positively to reject any inter-
ference with the Porte, in a question which inti-
mately concerns the chief and most powerful
Governments of Europe. independently of
these considerations, there are others aris-
ing out of the situation and feeling of the
Russian Army, which it seems, by letters re-
ceived yesterday, is not quite so well affeCted to
the present Estemton, as to shut out all Ps'
picion of its loyalty and devotedness to Wm'
The Senate had given it as their opinion
that it would be necessary to remodel the
whole military establishment, an opinion in whic4
the EMPEROR is said to have acquiesced.
Thus circumstanced the psi* of Europe seem'
for the present guaranteed ; for there appm'!"
nothing in other quarters at all likely to disturb
it, even should a disposition to go to war OM'
We subjoin a few extracts :
ST. PETErtsnuttan, MAROU
His Grace the Duke of Wellington arrived here Yestertlat
Immediately after his arrival he had a private audience dale'
Majesties the Emperor and Empress, on which he presented
the condolence and the felicitations of his Britannic Majesty'
Prince Wrede had his audience on the Ist.
His Highness the Archduke Ferdinand of Este left this city
yesterday.
Count Lebezeltern, the Austrian Ambassador at our Court,
will, as we hear, leave us in the spring, and be employed else-
! where. Count Bombelles, the first Secretary of Legation, will
act for a time as Charge d'Affaires, and Prince Schwartzen-
burg, who is attached to the Legation, will be removed to the
Austrian Legation in Lon4it.
His Majesty has appointed the Grand Duke Constantine
Colonel of the Grodno Hussar Regiment of the Guards.
The Journal (le St. Peter:burgh has an article on the &par..
ture of the Archduke Ferdinand of Este, of whom it soaks in
very high terms of commendation.
aftIVAI
The mortal remains of the late Emperor, after the..
at Zarskojeselo, will lie in state for several days in the Tic"
ornamented church of the palace. The reception will be eery
brilliant. Prince Alexis Kurakin, President of the
ing Committee, will receive the funeral procession at the
frontiers of the boundary of the City, where he will lil3ce.
the Crown upon the coffin. A very numerous Pr°ces
&ion of civil and military officers, and persons belonging
to the Court, followed the funeral through the town of
Zarskojeselo, to the church. When it arrives there, the Aid.
de-Camp of the late Emperor will carry the coffin into tic
church, and place it on the raised stage or calafalque. Then the
funeral service begins with salutes of artillery and tolling of
bells. Every body except the clergy, will then leave the churcP*
and the Emperor and Empress, and all the Members of the /_(11-
penal Family will enter and attend a second funeral sues:
so long as the body remains at Zarskojesclo. Seven Officer's c".
State of the first four classes, four Chamberlains, Aid-de-Calls'
&c., are to keep watch day and night. The public will
admitted into -the church at certain hours. The Empress's
Her
Majestymin a t
theZ ars
Emperorkojesel o.
mother alone will determine how long the body of the Ernrer9!
shall
re
has honoured the society for the'
promotion of the Fine Arts with a Rescript, not only pro,
mixing the Society the countenance of his protection, b 0
doubling the stun of 5000 rubles previously assigned to It.
Accounts from Odessa of the fith say, that the harbour WO!
again blocked up with ice.—(tlarnburei Corle:ponder:l9f Ira?
uesday, March 15.)

FRANKFORT, MAILC/I 12
The King of Bavaria has just suppressed the Capuchines At.
Bamberg, where those monks inhabited a magnificent conveAt;
and has founded a university in that city instead.
The Protestant inhabitants of Nuremberg have collected bl"
subscription a considerable sum towards, building a Catholic

Church.
The small pox is making dreadful progress at garlsruhe,sna

has evetuled to the environs. h ced
The ct, ill-ra
iebrated Rabbi of Brody, in Gallicia, has c
the Catholic faith, and now.performs duty AS parish rico
the church of St. Stankbtu&

E'X'CIIANGES ON LONDON. ..,,,01016,
AM3TERDAII, MAUCH 17.-40.3. to 40. 5 ; two
30. 10. to 40. 36'
U.; two months,
ST. PGTERSIIIJacut, FEU. M-9.13412.
MARCII 10.—Three months, 0. 18g.
BERLIN, MARCH 11.—Three months, 7. 3?
RIGA, MARCII 3.-9 i.

The Hague Courant, and Brussels PaPersll:h.
eeived this day, are destitute of interest. °II"