The Sun.
London, England, 1826-12-08 00:00:00

very sanguine expectations that such excess of popu-
lation could be relieved by such means. This is the
opinion which we formed upon au attentive perusal of
the Report of the Committee of last Session. No
extent to which the finances of the country would per-
mit the experiment to be tried could have any sensible
effect on the rediindaqcy of the ivorking class, inde-
pendently of other considerations, which, in our
opinion, render the question one of doubtful expo'

diency.
The time of the House was grievously occupied by
a motion of Mr. HUME'S, calling. for a vOluniiiioui
mass of Papers connected with the Cape of Good
Hope Inquiry, which motion was subsequently with-
drawn, as was one made by, Mr. R. MARTIN, =for
printing the names attached to the Petition of the
, Shareholders of the Arigna Mining Company.

We have not received any further intelligence from
the frontiers of Spain and Portugal of a more recent
date than that which- we mentioned yesterday. We
subjoin part of a letter from Madrid, dated the
. .
tilt., which we find in a cotemporary, descnbmg the
Peninsula to be in .4 much greater state of tranquillity
than all public accounts represent it to be
this
mArmin, Nov. 23.—The foreign jOurnals received by
tlay's mail, after having been, as it were (although callous to every
sense of shame), shamed into a momentary suspension of their
barefaced, false, awl altogether grotaulless staterneuts of trouble.,
tumults, and discoveries of plots awl conspiracies in Spelt', have
again returned to the charge, and resumed their trite and fa-
vourite theme, notwithstanding that, from one cud of the Penin-
sula to the other, there is no country in the world that, without
exception, enjoys more profound, steady, tranquillity, ter"'
order, and peace. We understand- that Mr.
Hunter, Kfl' the
king's Messenger, after a rest in Madrid of above seven Werk''
started a day or two ago for Old England.
The Infant Don Miguel having been betrothed, at Vienna, 0"
the 29th ult., to his niece Donna Maria da Gloria, it was thought
however, does not
by some people that-all future open attempts by hie P4reill". •t°
put down the constitution in Portugal were at an end. Thids..,
ing our proximity to the spot of preparatory arrangements and
junctions, having as yet reached us, so as to be able to form an op:
nion, that the projected armed entrance front Spain mile Portugal
by the Portuguese refugee*, which was to have taken p Yeller':
- day, the 2211, as mentioned in our last, has been either abandoned
the very day
or suspended ; on the contrary, though we ounielves have not reset
appear to be the case; nothing, notwithatau .
it, we know to a certainty that there is in town a Proelsaiiition
issued by the Portuguese chieftains, tinneuneing the ellerienicecun
determined upon. Whatever card the Speoll" ~$:
binet may play in this game, it is evident tu every attentive ou
server that nothing new has occurred in any of the proviLs ra t°
military movements, or any marching of troops from the P. "1
where they were before stationed: even Old Castile, though a fry',
tier point, has not been reinforced with the regiment of proviactti
militia that some time ago was reported to have been ordereil t°
Medina del Campo, nine leagues from Valladolid, where Lair,
the Captain-General, resides.

w with
l
mail, dated Nov. 26. t By thiasni
ed Lisbon Gazettes to the 25thvd
Stammer Packet has
The Stal
conveyanceire hove
received
inclusive. Their contents of t lat tot
which are not of that importsuce
we expected. They do t
not contain an fiCCOLIII
whatever of the state ofthe Provinces al
of the North c'r
of any other part. of the Kingdom, nor ention °f
the Portuguese troops
j,lloin ,
have deserted p 1".
There are answers to several congratulatory addresses
from different
places fthe
following on account o Charter.
are extracts :
LISBON.
(From the Gazette de Lisbon of Nov. eo.)
The Gazette contains f
War, Commander-in-Chief an Order of tbs Day of the Ministero
nianderein-Chief of the Divisions of Operatios, that
the causes
wll" gave oceasion to the feria and inovenientset
the division
cess Re having ceased, he has received orders from the Poi.,
her
Royal
to dissolve and to thank the ore wowing it,iii,
which Themals's name, fur the discipline, firmness, A (I
_loyalty which they have shewn in the service of the King, and the
defence of the , of cowards
raised
the country, where the perfidy of a band
cry of treason in a part of Algarve. His Bianco)
and
then enumerates the corps, and the names of vsrious Officers, a
regrettingthat indisposition does pot allow him personally to return
her thanks to the division, he declares ha shall, at all tittles of bielife,
remember with pride the honour conferred on him by the from
ring this command, and the cunfidenee which he obtained ft''',"_
the division. This Order 0 the Day is dated Head.quarters ,"
ti!jisivviltl:
Monte, March 13, 1826 •
Nov 22. --Her ' h lig )°
• 29.—Her Royal Highness the Princess Regent •-,‘".„1 tri
formedN
of the great services rendered by the Regiments of n'"'l's
.N. 3,9, 10, 15, 18, and u, and the Regiment of Cavalry ou
:I,which, animated by the most honourable spirit of loyslti
deer,
ciobordination, despised the criminal examplee of cowardly detbt.,
ofin which have covered with infamy some Portuguese, unvfta .1,
the uniforms which they wear, orders thanks to he retutnee,lo'i
hertii name to the commanders, officers, subalterns, and Pit •I
obeeed4 corps' for their noble conduct, and the sentimenont'7t;
ience, and loyalty, which they have at all titeell 1 o::iiti.
their legitimate Sovereign, and the institutions procettliog
thefrtegi.
Her Highness also orders her thanks to he given ts '
went of militia of Bejs, for the promptness with which it tigoine'..
Wed at the call of its Colonel, Domingos de Aiello Droner, ta ~,,,
feud the town of Alertola, as soon as tilt' reh'ili" in
AV'
known to it. x OW
Ifer Highness the Infaiita Regent, orders thst the oiecer
to m
formed the Staff of the Division of Operation, shall retail
posts which they held before.
CHAMBER OF PEF.RS toioe
Nov. 90.--The Vice President reported that the peP° he ~
appointed by the Chamber had was oil her Royal lidit
with the Address, which had been most gracioullYrec'",y`o,a,lo
The Conde d T '
a Tarps said that be had observedia got , foe
of the 14th Oct. • • • -, 8000 bfoio co .. 1
a permission to liar- . • owe I
wheat for the consumption of the kingdom, while It li l',. 1 for
affirmed that the granaries of Altutejo are full "fhiew/so'i le
which the•farmers cannot obtain a price much b!..)°,9i,,t;r4 oared
the law for the importation of foreign *hest, Pe .1`; oleo to
that the Minister of the Interior should wryq°l7: 4,.:00nw
the Chamber a statement of the bast old of
' - ' Dot
lion of the kingdom, till nest L w ef the quantity
lying in _arose, ,_ r e,...- of
t°' ;
the granaries of Alentejo and %P. r.er. 8- inter•at'
Nov. 29.—A letter was read from hie Alioister of the
saying, that as an individual, he could easily give tUel°
(respecting the corn) asked of him, but, as a iger, be ':,,i, so
anthis, being an officer of the GOVerillntra, Witii 1V.,7 to
lother power could interfere. This answer Ilia 110 g
,Lati`sie the
11°v!r of the question, and a debate arose, which ell
nomination of a committee to inquire into the busiuess) joicbste,
The Gazette of November 24, which contain' tl.l 00
givese*rn also an official, statement of the InspectoreOe!le.t7 je ibe
Return, with a detailed table of the quantity Of towrOtt iv
provinces of Estremadura, Aiello)°, and Algarve, the r
quantity required for the consumption till nest horvest ; aost
n result of which 'that ' ficieney te) the
4
It, there is a
of 25,739 swim. .
CHAMBER OF DF.PUTIES. . uei°l
The sittings I idly e,' ~,
of the 21 st, 22d, and 23d were c 1 1 „el
with the readiarand a• •ofthe 44 interval
,
iseussiug
lions il*ees
or stan_ing orders. prO,
In the • ' on ' is'
sitting of the 24th a very long debate aroas ii i so,
of law presented by the Minister of tbe Moine, Pr°,P°44:
alterations in the penal code. --Debate WO 110 COOCIIIr

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We are h in •
happy being able to state, that t; n rlf
gularity lately complained of in the transmss°' to
Newspapers from and to Ireland, is not attrilitlibloci,,
For our own
any mismanagement in the Gerieralyost-oflice, PLI 1,,
ofoirregularity in the receipt of certain paperst„t, o'
nt_ w think the fault lies with the respective °ll` Myth
General Post-office, Dublin, we experienced
bese Journals. In our communications wit )
.0i
Parts, although we still feel the prevslePo,
the eti,
attention an& readiness to meet oor wisheg bYott
officers of that establishment, and we think it $ °hot
of duty thus publicly to express our thanks to t 0,
gentlemen ; we partly attributed the irregularity t°
oi,
Postffice, and now gladly perform an act 01 iti ti,
by exonerating it front the charge. : We 10, 0,
morning learnt that not less than ten nun'sbers a