The Sun.
London, England, 1827-04-05 00:00:00

ance.)--An extraordinary Council of Ministers WAS held
this morning. It is said to have been determined upon to
put the Cabinet to a final and decisive trial, by demanding
the disarmed rebels to be sent to the Canaries, or, at least,
to the Balearic Islands.

Positive intelligence has come to hand that, since the
disarming of the rebels, the Marquis de Chaves has sent *
factious Captain, escorted by an orderly, to the Com-
mander-in-Chief, at Badajoz (in Spain), and that in conse-
quence of the despatches forwarded in this manner, the lat-
ter has immediately sent a courier to Madrid, and another
to Caceres _(in Spain), where a corps of 1,500 men was ex'
pected, who had left Madrid on the 2d inst.
A convoy of twenty-seven waggons, laden with powder
and ball, has lately entered Puebla (in Spain), and it is as,
serted that General Rodil, the Commander of the Spanish
forces at Caceres, has advanced and taken up a position at
Albuquerque, Villa del Rey, and St. Vocente, on the
extreme frontier of Portugal, adjoining the province of
Alentejo.
It is represented as certain, that General Clinton returns
from Coimbra to occupy the line of Zezeres, to pretect the
province of Alentejo and Lower Beira ; and to cover, in
case of need, the capital. A detachment of English troops
returned this morning to this town, to escort a numerous
convoy of mules, which are to be laden with ammnaitioo
of war at the fort of San Julian, for the purpose of tutus-
porting them to Villa Franca, upon the Tagus.
(From the Journal des Debats of Monday.)
Manx:an, MARCH 23. —The Portuguese rebels continue
to he sent towards the provinces of Rioxa and of Soria;
but we are assured that the Generals, the Marquis de'
Chaves and Viscount de Canellas, who had already arrived
at Burgos, on their journey to France, have suddenly bee,
authorized to return to Zamora, and to establish their reei'
deuce in that town. What concerns the Field Office*
the Staff, and Subalterns, it is not yet known at what place
they are to remain. The greatest discord reigns amongst
them.
The conduct of General Monet seems to have incurred
the displeasure of Government, for it is said that he has
been dismissed, and replaced by General O'Donnel, wh°
is to be superseded, in his turn, at Valence, by General,
Longa. This circumstance seems to unmask some riot'
project of invasion, for it is impossible to replace the latter
better than l'y conferring his post upon General O'DonneL
General Sarsfield is likely to experience the same fate a*
General Monet, and the Government is embarrased to
such a degree in filling up his place, that, in spite of the
well-known hatred Of Count d'Espagne, it intends to con-
fide the command of the Army of Observation to him.
With respect to this array, all the rumours which have
been circulated about its retreat or disbanding, are all in"
accurate. Up to the present moment not a single corps
has been displaced, and so far from disbanding it, it is
going to be reinforced by a fresh brigade, sent from Ta-
lavera.

General Eguia seems to have better deciphered the sense
of his instructions than General Monet did ; for it is air
sorted that the rebels, who returned by way of Galliciar
have not been disarmed, and have since re-entered Porttt
gal, where they traverse the country in numerous gang*
in the vicinity of the town of Chaves.

The mission of Count d'Offalia is an extraordinary gm'
bassy, but apparently not limited to London alone ; for hie
Excellency is to stop for a month or two at Paris.
M. Usoz has not yet taken his departure.

LENT ASSIZES.—(RECEIVED Tins DAY.)

KINGSTON.

THE VAUXHALL Conszas.--Linihe course of the mLoir
ing the Grand Jury brought into Court three true .1),!1
against Daniel Buckley, Jeremiah Andrews, and Davie'
Pycroft, for high treason, and against Mary Ann Buckle'',
and Mary Ann Patrick, for the misdemeanour,—the SO'
licitor for the Mint having mercifully declined from Pre"
senting a bill against the women for the capital offence.--'
The other prisoner, Shadrach Walker, has been admittei
evidence for the Crown. The trial of the indictments it
fixed for Saturday morning; and from the great nun3bec
of witnesses to be examined, they are expected to oecupl
the entire day.