The Sun.
London, England, 1826-12-28 00:00:00

PORTUGAL.

(Front the Elniie of Wednesday.)
CHAMBER. OF DPUTIES -..-firrstxo or THIC 9rn.
[WY EXTRAOIinINARY COI/NEVA
LIVRON, Ote. Barrozo read the project of law
for arming Out Studentu of Voimbra--adoptwi with 4ight
amendmentß.

1 ft" reading the project of organization of the Guards
of ,Security M. Guerreiro rises, and submits the proposi-
tion, to authorise 'the Government to arm regiments, and
employ all foreign soldiers whatever who have taken re-
row in Portugal. They should preserve the same organi-
zation they had in their respective eountnies.

. , _ _
is sent to the Committee, charged with
makingl Parge;4ol7l)°P OM a the same sort made by the
tr- he Cornmittee of Pinanees re-
potted rdeespeeQtiitiiigintellilea.
plan siibmitied to the Chamber by
the Minister, to cover the deficit. trit..,e T . 4..0an proposed

would he 2,000 Contos de rein, at 5 per cent. interest,
with a Sinking Fund of 1 per cant.
The opening of this Loan authorised.
SITTING OF THE 11TH.

A Report was expected on the Project of Law relative
to the Portuguese emigrants ; but the Sitting confined it-
self to the adopting some articles of the Regulation.

SITTING OF THE 12m.

The discussion of the Regulation is resumed.
A Secretary reads the Message of the Minister of War,
who, agreeably to the orders of the Princess Regent, pro-
posed to decree that the wives and daughters of the sol-
diers who have, or should be killed, in the deplorable war,
stirred up by rebels, should continue to receive their pay
on the peace footing; this disposition being applicable to
the Subaltern Officers of the second and third lines, as if
they were of the first. _ _ •

The urgency is decreed, and the Report fixed for the
following Sitting.
Don Francisco Manuel Trigozo (le Maguo Morato an-
nounces that the Princess Regent has named him Coun-
sellor of State for life.

M. Cordeiro demands that the new Counsellor of State
shall no longer continue to sit in the Chamber of De-
puties.

MINISTRY OF WAR.
The Count de Taypa, who quitted his seat in the
Chamber of Peers, to fight under the orders of the Count
de Villaeor, has distinguished himself already in a charge
of cavalry. General Azeredo, in a dispatch (in arrear),
writes from Torridello, that in consequence of the insurrec-
tion which has broken out at Lamego, at the instigation of
Colonel Mallo-Pitta-Ozorio, revolt has manifested itself
also at Viseu.—Francozo remained faithful, notwithstand-
ing the revolt of some militia.

Count Alva has transmitted to the Princess Regent,
letters written to him by the Captain General of Anda-
lusia, and the Governor of Ayamonte, announcing that,
agreeably to the orders of their Government, they are
ready to deliver to him the arms and equipments
belonging to the deserters of the 14th Regiment of Por-
tuguese Infantry and the 4th of Masseurs. The Count
Alva has named two officers to receive these objects.
The Commandant of Lower Beira writes from Castel
Branco, that the rebels have appeared in force on that
frontier, in the neighbourhood of Valverde and Penarnalor;
every effort will be made to repulse them.
The Commandant of Upper Beira informs the Ministry,
that the Ex-Lieutenant-Colonel of the Regiment of Fran-
cozo has entered at Castel-Rodrigo, where he maltreated
the Judge of Fora, pillaged the public chest, and set free
the prisoners. From thence he took the direction of Al-
mendm. The revolt broke out at Villa Nova de Fax-era;
it wal repressed by a detachment of 6th infantry.
Don Antonio d'Aievedo, Governor of Abrantes, writes
of the date of the 4th, that he hastens to pat that place
in a state of defence.

The rebels of Algarve passed the Guadiana the 7th,
and took the direction of Terena. They afterwards made
a flank march on Saint Antonio tie Terruge, in the direc-
tion of Monforte.'