The Sun.
London, England, 1827-08-20 00:00:00

rosined in the Place nearly the whole of the night.
The thilitery
,hand continued constantly playing the
national
" The theatres were crowded. Enthusiasth iVaS'
never ,at a greater height, and the
,vivas equally
unanimous; In the Theatre San Carlos an allegori-
Ca piete i-eprieiiied iii honoiw of Pedro IV.
Several poetic effusions, inspired by tlio e-refitti of
the day, were read iri- the pit, in the midst of nume-
rous zroppes of . Portuguese officers in uniform.
The lively platidite which. followed the reading of
those productions ought to itia*Pe a Strong impres-
sion on the mind of Sir William A'Court. It May
be added, that within the theatre, as well as with-
out, in the night as well as during the day, the
whole passed off with the utmost tranquillity.
"The Gazette of that day did not think it neces-
sary to announce the anniversary which was to be
celebrated. It limited its notice in this respect to
the insertion of a simple theatrical advertisement.
That same number of the Gazette contains a circu-
lar of the Count da Ponte to the Charges d'Affaires,
of Portugal in foreign countries. This singularaccount
relative to events of which there were upwards of
.200,000 witnesses, repeats, on the same anniver-
sary festival, these irritating expressions—" Bands
of faction"—" these demagogues"—" Anarchical
proceedings" " of bands of magogites," &c.
" It would be difficult to describe the lively im-
pression which the passionate recital contained in
this production has caused an the public mind, but
the truth will find its way to all parts of Europe, in
spite of the obstacles of the censors.
" The Gazette also contains a reprimand, ad-
dressed to Don Jose Cordeiro Feio, Censor of the
Government Gazette. It is asked why the same
reprimand has not also been sent to the censors of
the others, who, singularly enough, were all unani-
mous in their faithful account of the events which it
is now vainly attempted to distort.

" In the Gazette is also a letter of the same
Minister, Da Ponte, apologizing to the Guard de
Commerce, and explaining the cause of the arrest of
the officer in command at the barrack, on the night
of the 27th.

(From the Gazette de France, of Saturday, Aug. 18.)
" VALLEE DE CARROL, AUGUST 3.--Jouan
Cabalerio has just shown himself at Rienpol and
Yamp de Banoas, at the head of 400 men, demand-
ing large contributions of the Constitutionalists.
One of the inhabitants of Rienpol has been taxed
200 quadruples : he has already paid 100, and de-
sires, but does not much expect, to be excused from
paying the remainder. In the places through which
this rebel chief has passed, he has met with no
resistance. He had 12 men with him when he went
to Baga to seize some arms that were there, and to
have them conveyed to Rienpol, with a weak escort.
" It is said that Des Etanges is at Berga with
600 men.

"It affirmed that some other bands have ap-
peared about Vich. Besides the contributions which
they exact, they also take arms and such horses as
are fit for the saddle. Each man receives 25 sols
and bread. If this is so, and their pay is regularly
issued, it would not be surprising if these bands
should be much increased by the vagabonds who
abound in Catalonia. We do not hear that he has
committed any acts of cruelty. The advanced posts
content themselves with detaining travellers, whom
they take to their officers, who, after having ques-
tioned them, must give an account of their letters
and papers of all kinds.
" AUG. 5, 10 O'CLOCK A.M.--I told you in my
last that Joseph des Etanges occupied Berge and its
environs with 500 or 600 men. lam just informed
that he has left these parts, and gone to the Spanish
Cerdagne. Last night he arrived at Ville-Loubent,
a village in Spanish Cerdagne, at the distance of
three musket shot from Palau, in French Cerdagne.
On receiving this news, the custom-house officers
stationed at the several posts in French Cerdagne
proceeded in arms to Bourg Madame, and remained
there a part of the morning.
6' It seems that hitherto Joseph des Etanges has
not demanded any contributions or money of the
'57111.-I.o.besit. It is maid h. ...ay
expresses a desire to obtain horses, on paying for
them.

" He urges the young men of the country to en-
list under him,offeling them 40 francs bounty, and 40
sols per day. Notwithstanding these brilliant offers,
it is not thought that he will make many proselytes
in that country. The men who now make part of
the armed bands style themselves' also ill-treated
Royalists. It is generally thought that prompt and
efficacious measures will be taken to stop the pro-
gress of the insurrection.—Memorial Bordelais.
" FRONTIERS OF PORTUGAL, AUG. 3.—His Ca-
tholic Majesty's Minister of War had ordered, in the
King's name, certain regiments which have com-
posed part of the army of the Tagus to go to Arra-
gon and Catalonia, where, as we hear, the state of the
IprOvinee requires a small reinforcement of troops.
" We learn to-day, that contrary orders have been
sent to the Commander-in-Chief, by which no regi-
ment is to be taken from the Army of Occupation,
and that they are to remain strictly in the position
which have been assigned them.
" The 16th Regiment of Infantry, which has
lately arrived in this capital, does not wholly offer
the same guarantee as almost all the regiments of
the Portuguese army; accordingly, the Constitu-
tionalists have succeeded in making friends of the
majority of the individuals, privates as well as of-
leers, who compose that corps. We are assured
that scenes of disorder will still pass on occasion of
the fall of Saldanha. The Regiment of the Mer-
chants have received to-day a great quantity of car-
tridges.
" This is our situation since the Brazilian Charter
has been brought us. There is no salvation for us
hut under the Government of Don Miguel.
" Accounts from the northern provinces of Portu-
gal say, that the people are more favourably inclined
than ever to Silveira; that in case of a war with
Spain, or even the appearance of an Apostolic Gue-
rilla, a general insurrection might be apprehended."
—ldem.