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London, England, 1826-09-26 00:00:00

0 horsenien, and that he hoped there would be 100 to
150, who offered their services to his Most Faithful Ma-
jesty. I therefore despatched a Lieutenant of Cavalry of
the Reginienti and two soldiers, to conduct them to-
day to Villa l3ouin, where they will remain for the night,
land to-morrow they will go to the head-quarters of the
province (Estremoz), and I sent notice to the Viscount de
ileire of this event!''

the Viseount cue Beire announces that he has ordered
Lem to canton in Borba.

Public tranquillity continues to prevail in Alem-Zegio,
Algarve and Beira. There have beo some nocturnal dig-
turbunces at Brags, thimaraes and Vianna, but their ex-
edsses have not endangered the tranquillity of the province.

The General of Traz-os-Montes, and Minho gives an
account of an execrable revolt excited by Lieut. A. J. de
Carvalho, of the 9th Regiment of Cavalry ; 60 men of that
Regiment left Chaves on the 28th ult., to relieve a der
tnehment of the same corps at Rio Major. The enemies
of the King persuaded the soldiers that they were going
not to Rio Major, but to Oporto, to be disarmed. On
this belief they mutinied, in spite of the efforts of Capt.
Jose Ignario de Almeida. The General. adds, that the
next day an ensign and 20 soldiers of that detachment pre-
sented themselves to hire, and that many others were dis-
persed.
SEPT. 6._Various ordinances, signed by the Regent,
dismiss the Mayors (Juiz de Fora) of some towns of Villa
Real, because it is necessary there should be in that place
a Mayor, who, being without connections, or the ties of
affinity or friendship, will strictly observe, and cause to he
observed, the Constitutional Charter. The Corregidor
Provedor and Mayor of Gitimaraes are dismissed for having
been deficient in power or inclination to check the disor-
ders excited by the machinations of his Majesty's enemies
in a town,the inhabitants of which are always fitithfill,peace-
able' and industrious. The Mayor of Alandroal is dismissed
for his Want of zeal on occasion of the horrible crimes
committed in that town. The Mayor of Marrone do Rio
Liore having been guilty of the threefold crime of desert-
ing his post, flying to Spain, and then joining the rebels
who deserted from El Traz-os-Montes, is dismissed from
his Majesty's service, and proceedings are to be instituted
against him.
The Corregidor and Criminal Judge of Braga, and the
Mayor of Vienna, are dismissed, and proceedings are to
be instituted against them for their remissness, and even
participation in the disinders in those towns.
Other ordinances appoint successors to the persons so
dismissed.
SEPT. B.—A Junta, composed of the Cardinal Patriarch,
and of the Marquises de Valen9a, Borba, Olhoa, and Porn-
bal, of Comits de Obidos, dos Arcos, de Linhares, and
Mesquitella, and of the Rishop of Vizeu, has been ap-
pointed by the Regent to determine the ceremonies which
are to proceed and accompany the meeting of the Cham-
bers, and the articles which are to serve as the basis of the
internal regulations of the House of Peers.
Another decree relates to the appointment of short-
hand writers to the two Chambers.

The Corregidor and Mayor of Villa Viciosa are dismissed
for their backwardness in executing the orders sent them

in the Regent's name, for 'taking the oath to the charter,
and also on account of the complaints made by the Gene-
rals entrusted with the defence of the province .of Alem.
Tejo, of the want of co-operation from those two Magi.
strates.
SEPT. 11.—=The Regent has appointed a commission to
inquire into the state of the prisons, and to effect such im-
provements as may be the most easily carried into exe-
cution. _ _

SEPT. M—The Infanta Regent orders that the General
Of the provinces shall cause to be accelerated as much as
possible the proceedings relative to prisoners implicated in
the crime of rebellion, requiring front the local antliorities
the most prompt execution of this order, reporting dl
those who shall be remiss' or neglectful on this important
affoLir.
GENETtAI. ,VOLICE OFFICE.
Stu"r. 13,-4; Jose Joaquini Rodriguez de Bitstos, of
h Mnjesty'i Intendant-Geoetnt of Potiuo,
make known, that nightly assemblagei and serenades in.
the streets and squares being prohibited, especially after
the retreat is soundet4 yet such have lately taken place in
this capital.
However plausible the motives for such assemblages may
be, they must not be tolerated, as well in regard to the.
prohibition as on account of the danger that they may de-
generate into riot and disorder, and of the alarm which
they give to peaceful citizens in the asylum of their.own
habitations. - For those reasons, all persons, who, after the
sounding of the retreat, shall he found in the streets or
squares of this capital, forming numerous assemblages or
serenades, shall be dispersed by the military patroles or by
the officers of justice ring their rounds,. and if they do
not obey, they shall be arrested and conducted to prison,
to suffer the penalty which they have, incurred according
to the laws.

That no one ntay be ignorant of the above, this notice
is to be posted up at the usual places:
JOSE JOAQUIM. RODRIGUEZ DE BASTOS.
Lisbon, Sept: 10, 1826. •

SEPTEMBER 14.—8 y letters from Braga of the 7th, it
appears that the public tranquillity 'had not been disturbed
in that city and province.
Letters from Estremoz of the 9th, say, that the rebel-
lious soldiers in Spain are greatly disconcerted, having dis-
covered how greatly they were deciived. Many have
become ill, and they are beginning to desert. Some mili-
tiamen, and some soldiers of the 17th Regiment have ar-
rived at the Monte de Sancho, Ladra, who say that all their
comrades would return if they knew that they would be
pardoned. The Spaniards, who have tied from Spain and
were at Borba, were ordered to go fartherinto the interior
(to Monte Mor o Novo) to avoid the suspicion that being
near the frontier they might try to entice more.
•

SEPT. 15.—The Gazette prints, by superior command,
the proceedings in the King's Bench on the affair of a libel
on the Marquis de Palmella.
SEPT. 16.—The accounts from the Provindes are satis-
factory.
Letters from Vienna of the 17th August have been re-
ceived, which state, that the Infant Don Miguel continues
to enjoy perfect health.
The last Bulletin of the health of the Princess Regent,
dated Cintra 12th September, is favourable.
The George IV., steam-boat, Captain Black, having on
board Mr. Joffe and several passengers, arrived in the
port of Lisbon on the Sth September, having made the
voyage from London ifi six days.
(These Papers contain numerous congratulations to the
Princess Regent, on the establishment of the Constitution,
and the answers to them.)

We received last, night the Paris Papers of Satur-
day, and the Etoiie dated Sunday morning.
The conferences at Akerinann still form the prin.
'ilia' subject of interest in these Journals. The Etoile
states that they are going on, and that they will be much
influenced by the events on the Persian Frontier. The
Journal de.v Debuts, on the other hand, states that all
the demands of Russia have been embodied ka° one
note, and that the Russian Commissioners have flied
the 7th the definite period at which
of October as
the final answer of the, DIVAN must be given.
In the mean time Russia is making active military
preparations to enforce all her demands, if they should
not be acceded to by Turkey. The afrairs of the Rua-
aim' Empire at this moment require all the energies of
& wise Government, and the best politician cannot
form any accurate opinion of the effect which may be