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the ult.

LONDON,
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 26, 1826.

Lisbon Gazettes from the 4th inst. to the 16th, in-

elusive, have come to hand this morning, detailing the
progress of events in Portugal, up to the latter period.
It will be seen by these papers, that the kingdom was,

generally in a state of tranquillity, notwithstanding the
efforts of the disaffected party, to renew their machina-
tions. In one or two instances, indeed, they succeeded

is causing a partial mutiny among a law soldiers, by

false representations of the intentions of the Govern,
ment, but these disorders were promptly suppres,

sed, to the great diSappointment of the traitorous
intriguers, who were afraid openly to avow their

sentiments. This is the best prdof, if any were wanting,

oldie permanent stability of the Constitution, which is
founded upon the broad principles of universal justice.

Lieut. GAND, and the troops who deserted from
Olivenza, were ordered to proceed into the interior, as
their presence on the frontiers might induce others to
desert ; but there is no notice made of the intention to

'cud theta hack to Spain. This is obviously a matter

of great delicacy in the present cortj tincture ; for, although
Portugal should not hold out any encouragement to
de4ert!rs from Spain, yet it may be om ptestion, bow
far she is justified in sending hack trten, who have fled
from the galling oppression of Ferdinand, who him-
self holds out temptations to the enemies of the
Portuguese Constitution by not only receiving
them with kindness, but by denouncing the

baral principles and tendency of that constitution.
—A liberal Government will always afford an
asylum from political persecution, but ought not to
encourage the disafFected who merely leave their own
country becanse their conduct has been offensive to the
laws. And here, the friends of orderiwill rejoice to
learn that the rebellious soldiers who fled from Por-
tugal to Spain have found themselves so wofully de-
eeived in their expectations,•that some of them have
actually returned to Portugal, and say that the others
would follow their example, provided a pardon were
guaranteed. 'lt appears that many of ahem got ill, and
the remainder became not only sick of their situation,
but indignant at the deluSiona practiced upon them.
The Government proceeds in the work of regenera-

tion with great spirit and liberality,' dismissing the
Mayors of several towns for want of firmness
or cordiality in seconding the intentions the
Executive, and replacing them by others in whose
fidelity and activity greater reliance may be confided.
All this looks well, as exhibiting the energy and
patriotic disposition of the Government to act with
'becoming promptitude in a moment of emergency.
The police have given notice that nightly assemblages
of perilous under the mask of sercuading ,will not he
allowed, and that all who may be &wild transgressing
these salutary regulations will he arrested and dealt
with according to law. Great, preparations were
making for the meeting of the Chambers, and
ewe are
happy to. perceive that a provision was made for short-
hand writers to report their proceedings. This is the
best proof of the honesty of their conduct, and must
tend, more than any other act, to secure the affections
of the people, by enabling. then► to watch over the
.conduct of their. representatives through the medium

of a free press. ' 1
The publication of their Parliamentary proceedings
will also prove the best security to the Government, by
the diffusion of liberal, and sound principles among
tin) people, who will not fail to appreciate the blessings
ur enlightened freedom, compared to their former state
ll\
a ,litgradation, bigotry, intolerance, And oppression.
Lutterts front the provinces were perfectly valor
t"-
ulaY' ''ld the people were testifying their joy at the
h
to
k'Verrill:MUY '-i
',,1411ge 01 things, by pouring in congratulations
on the establishment of the Con-
stitut ion .

surrEmßEß 5.
.. . .
. The Governer tnives writes on the 2d inst.:— ,
" Ta-day, at ladflatst eight in the morning, as I returned
from. tby; Parade, n. Cketane, Grand Lieutenant of the 4th
Light negiment, came to me accomirnied by a trumpeter,
and told ine that he had left, half a sagas frOm this 14")