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London, England, 1820-09-26 00:00:00

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" NAPLES, SEPT. 2.—Some Calderari, sworn enemies of the
Carbonari, made a procession on the tintli ult. bearing a tial.i;
with the Royal arms, and crying Long Live the King. They
also posted un Placards, which the Committee of Public Safety
caused to be torn down.

• " 6enttral Florestan l'ep embarked on the 31st ult. for
Sici'.v, with 2,000 troops of the line, and 2,000. tuilit a. 1 hey
are to join 3,000 men, who ate in Sicily, and tit take a position

before Palermo, in order to claim the Neapolitan Soldiers.
detained as prisoners. The General is also commissioned to
receive deputies from thy towns of Sicily, and to make pro-
positions to them.
" MADRID, SEPT. t I.—The accounts from Oporto are to

he sth instant. General Silveira was marching moon Lis-

bon, at the head, it is said, of fifteen: regiments of the line,
and twelve of militia. We Irrire on the other hand, intelli-
gence front Lisbon of the ed, tat which the following is the
substance : -

The proulamation of the Regency for convoking the Le•
gitimate Cortes which was; posted up yesterday, has given
general satisfaction. There has not been in this Capital the
least popular movement. A Gazette Extraordinary of the
states that the Provinces of Beira,•Tras tie Montes, Men.
trjo, and, Algarve are perfectly tranquil, and the Authoftties.

in unison With the people, repulse the propositions of the
Rebel Government of Oporto. English Officers en►pluy-
ed in the Regiments at Lisbon hare nut quitted their sta-
tions.' •

" FRANKFORT, SEPT. 17.--Count Gottorp, the Et-King of
Sweded, has returned here from Basic, and intends, to pans
the autumn and winter in this city.
" List'4oN, SEPT. 6.—This Capital continues to enjoy public
tranquillity, and the most satisfactory accounts are received
from all the towns adjacent to the Theatre of insurrection.
" SEPT. Capital enjoys the most perfect

We received this morning the following Ac-

count from Oporto :

" OPORTO, SEPT. 9.—We are very anxious for Letters from
Lisbon : the Goverunieilt there appears'to be hosrile to what
has been doing here, but as the Cunde de Amara:Ste, and
the whole of Tras de Montes and Beira have declared, we
should hope that every thing will be settled, and without
bloodshed, if the Country is left without foreign int erfereNce,
fur the s °ice of the Country appears to be for a change. It is
to be hoped that the English will not interfere; if they do, the.
situation of all the English in the Country will be very
disagreeable, and property of course very precarious.—
The idea that is entertained of English troops coming to Lis-
bun causes rather an unpleasant feeling here, but it is natu-

ral to suppose, as the Sucereignty of the King' is acknow-
ledged, that England will not interfere in the internal
affairs of the kingdom, in which case we shall have
nothing to fear fur our persons or property.

The de

cibion of the Army under the Conde de Amirante, and
of that oncier Vittoria, for the supreme Government,
strengthens their cause and of course weaktus that of Lisbon,

the Government there depending on the co=operation of these
Generals. Troops from Lyria and, Suntaren hare arrived at
Cointhia.tc join the cause espoused in the North. It is confi-
dently expected that the troops at Lisbon will likewise join
when the-army moves in that direction, which it is about to
do. '4'e heartily wish things were settled; hitherto every thing
has been Conducted with peat order, and no pen,on has been
molested.

fiStrr. 13,—The Amy from this and the North' rti, march-
ing upon Lisbon, and it is to be hoped, wben they approach