The Sun.
London, England, 1829-07-07 00:00:00

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war, which had returned dismasted, and was
afterwards hailed with shouts of acclamation by a
joyful people ! All we can say is, that we wish
such people joy of their idol. The private ac-
counts from Lisbon state that all was tranquil
there, and that political matters were in much
the same condition as by the last accounts :

LISBON, JUNE 22.—The Gazette contains (from the
1 Correiro do Porto) an edict, dated 6th June, in which
the Alcada summons a great number of persons accused
of the crime of rebellion (who are absent), to appear
within the space of two months from the date of the edict,
to stand their trial, in default of which they will be sen-
tenced to the punishment due to them.
On Saturday, the 20th, the King went on hoard the
Don Sebastian brig, which pai back with the loss of her
main-mast, to hasten the repair of the brig, which will
proceed as soon as possible on its voyage.
Julia 24.--The King embarked this morning at eight
o'clock at the Quay of Belem, and accompanied till it
passed the bar, the Don Sebastian brig, which was
obliged to lie to, the wind being contrary. His Majesty
returned to the Quay of Belem, at noon, amidst the as
of an immense crowd of spectators, who were
waiting for him.
JUNE 26.—The festival of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
was celebrated to-day in the church of the convent of that
name, with the customary magnificence, in the presence
of his Majesty and their Royal Highnesses the Infantas.
His Majesty, both on going and returning, was greeted
with the enthusiastic acclamations of the immense malti-
'tilde of his faithful subjects, whose hearts always, over-
flow with joy at the august presence of the best of
kings.

The. most important fact stated in the French
Papers is the statement. mei by M. DE MAR-
WIGNAC, that the Neapolitan Exile, GALOTTI,
about whose fate so much sympathy had been
excited, had not been executed, although the
report was so positively announced that even
the French Ministers themselves believed it.
Luckily for poor GALOTTI, the Extraordinary
Courier despatched to Naples arrived just in
time to prevent his execution. The ardour of
the Courier is not less honourable to the French
character, than the manly determination of the
Government. We have no doubt that the re-
port was propagated entirely from maliciously
political motives, so as embarrass the French
Ministry.

It is said in the French Papers, received this
morning, that four frigates are ordered to be
dismantled at Toulon, and that several ships of
war are to be dismantled at Brest. This may
be true, but we think it very unlikely at present.
The French will not surely think of reducing
their Navy while Russia is increasing hers.
Besides, the feeling manifested in the Chamber
of Deputies would seem to throw discredit upon
the above report.

Despatches were received at the Foreign Office
this morning from Mr. MATTHEWS, the British
Minister, at Lisbon.

Mr. Secretary PEEL had a long conference
with Sir GEORGE MURRAY, at the Colonia

Office, this morning.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCH-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, JULY 6.—Wind W. to W.S.W.—Arrived
the London, Ida, Pasmors, Thalia, Shand, and Ethel-
dred, Berry, from Jamaica; and Robert, Hankie,
from Montserrat. Arrived from London, the
Demerara.packet, Cooks, for Jamaica.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 6.—Wind W.—Arrived the
Albion, from Charleston. The Carnbrea Castle,
Barber, for Calcutta, which sailed from this port
yesterday morning, got on shore last evening, on
some rocks near Ludroore Point, at the back of the
Wight, after striking very heavily. The main and
mizen mast was cut away, and she has drifted to
within about half a mile of the main-head under Mot-
terton, where she is full of water, and every prospect
of her being a complete wreck; crew and passengers
all saved.

PLYMOUTH, JULY s.—Wind
the Ocean, Kirk, from Riga.
FALMOUTH, JULY s.—Wind W.N.W. to W.S.W.
—Arrived the Magnet packet, from Lisbon, sailed
the 28th of June. Sailed the Goldfinch packet for
Halifax.

SOUTHAMPTON, JULY 6.—Arrived the Alford,
Fauburn, from Miramichi; and Two Brothers,
Wollacott, from Oporto.
BRISTOL, JULY 6.—Arrived the Lavinia, Fur-
long, from Jamaica; and Henry, Carter, from
Trinidad.

DOVER, JULY 6.—Arrived the Fleetwood, from
Jamaica.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF CHANCERY.
THE SOLICITOR-GENERAL.

Mr. SUGDEN took the oath in open Court this
morning, that he would not use any influence' he
might possess by virtue of his office, as Solicitor-
General, to the injury of the. Church as by law
established, or of the Bishops.