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being accompanied with the discharge of artillery, ! mountains, they re-united at Mertola, where there
fire-works, and the ringing of bells. Soon after these was' a division of them, which, with the troops of
appeared fixed up in the public places an Edict of Algarva, were destined to invade Spain. But the
the Council, in which it was said, that,“ reanimated , Countryman, who still headed a strong division 'ofi
by the regeneration of the Portuguese Government, ' the people of Faro, addressed his followers, saying, \
and the confirmation of our flag, they have permitted , 4. Friends, we can never be safe While a single city,
the Balk to demonstrate _their joy by illuminations ' town, or village of our kingdom is subject to the ty,
for three nights, persuaded that their fellow-citizens canny of the French. I will gosea to Tto theavira, villages of the'
will accompany this solemnity with their rejoicings ; West, and you may pass by and tit being their intention, on the day after, to give thanks at the same
moment contribent ute to the restoration
Let of
tip GOD for the success which has been the means of our liberty, and the governm of our Pn
delivering this capital." us do our duty."
In fact, no invitation could have been made to the 1 The Countryman then marched immediately to
people of Lisbon more agreeable to the joyful feelings 1 Louie, a considerable town,d to
th Albofeira,
making
15th and 16th, illuminations were displayed with the I prisoners of all the French in those p ces,
adherenceperfidious
in all its parts, a continued scene of rejoicing. The them. All this was so successfully accomplished,
lights at the windows of all the houses, the ringing that within forty-eight hours there was not a single
of all the bells, the fire-works of all kinds, the shouts' town which was not restored to liberty by this admi-
of reiterated viva: to the Prince Regent, our Sove- II rabic enthusiasm. (Signed)
reign, to the Royal Family, and to the British army, 1 SEBASTIAO DUARTE PINTO NEGRO°.
the Portuguese and English embracing one another
on their meeting in the streets, and all congratulating
themselves with such sincerity and feeling, that many
actually shed tears. Such was the touching picture
produced by the joy of being delivered from an
usurped, violent, and tyrannical Government, and re-
stored to that of our legitimate and entirely beloved
Sovereign.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Consols, for money, 66—for ace. 66/5-omnium 2 (Bs.
Exchequer Bills, ss. 7s. prem.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock for op g. 239 Este'seq. Bills, is. is. pr.
9 per C. Cons. 65i 66 65i Omnium, 21 dis.
5 per Cent. Navy 981 Lottery Tickets 211. 15s.
India Bonds, par is. pr. Consols for ace. 66 65i 66

Captain Myrtle, of the IMPLACABLE, who distin•
guished himself so conspicuously in the late action in
the Baltic, arrived yesterday with dispatches from
Sir JAMES SAUMAREZ and MT. THORNTON. There is
no truth in the report circulated, on the arrival of the
Diana, of an attack having been made upon Port
Baltic by fire-ships. The Russians have put a chain.
boom acre « the harbour, of such formidable strength
that it is feared the fire•ships will not be able to break
through this barrier. They have also erected very
strong batteries, and have rendered their situatiop so
secure in other respects, that there is some probability
of their being able to defend themselves till the season
compels our ships to abandon that coast.—No attempt
can be made against the enemy but with a N. W,
Wind.

The following are extracts of private letters re-
ceived by the DIANA :
" All propect of obtaining possession of the Russian fleet In Port
Baltic bad entirely vanished. The guns of the ships have been
taken out and carried on shore, and the ships have beet disman-
tled and hauled in close to the shore. The Island at the entrance
of the port had been so strongly fortified as to bid defiance, not
only to the entrance of an hostile squadron, but had been rendered
impervious even to the approach of fire ships, or any other attack.
" Mr. Tulsa:from has returned to Stockholm from Finland.
It was understood that his journey thither was for no other pur-
pose than to take leave of his Swedish Majesty preparatory to his
return to England.
" The Swedish fleet, it was apprehended, would be under the
immediate necessity of returning into port. The scurvy had
made its appearance among the crews, with such virulence, that
only a small portion of the men were able to do their duty on
board."

were not seamed upsil.ThutsilayLandin fact, thet set themselve
at liberty without any assistance from the Etegliih troopi. Thel
came ashore as well as they could in boats, which they hired them
'elves, and were obliged to take up their quarters any whcte u I
the streets. All Lisbon has been illuminated for these two night t
past, and the hatred of the French is indescribable. About 10,0 t. e
persons who resided in Lisbon in civil capacities, either French'.
men, or the adherents of Junot, have embarked with the army.,
such was the dread they entertained of Portuguese vengeance."
Extract from a letter received by Messrs. Dinar:,
and JANET LYONS, of Limerick, from tl e Captain of
their ship James, dated

RISC UR C

In the present el
fairs, and in the m
ettions which this i

" ST. ÜBE'S, SEPTEMBER 5.
44 The French retreated from the Castle of Palma, on Friday
evening. All communication with Lisbon has been cut off for a
longtime, nor has a word of news from Spain reached here for
arm& of six weeks. The French troops, while here, had be.
hayed in the most shocking manner, having, within a few miles
of this town, murdered the whole of the nuns that were in the
Convent; they attempted to blow up the town the day they left
it, but fortunately the powder, 500 barrels, which they put under
the fort, on the quay, got wet by the tide running higher than they
expected, three barrels only exploded, which did but link dz.
rosy. At the time I entered this port, the French Were only is
miles from it, but I held myself ready for a start should any re-
verse happen. The Portuguse scarce know bow to behave, or
What to do for us, they are so thankful for what Great Britain has
done for them; fourteen Danish ships that have been lying here
for several months, were yesterday taken possession of by the
Comm frigate. 1 here are 41 Danish ships at Lisbon. The
lames, and two other brigs, are the only vessels here. Its a
grateful sight to the Portuguese to see the British Bag flying met
i more in this harbour.—l expect to sail frotn hence on the totk
Instant at farthest, with a full cargo of salt, which you may depend
on will be of the very best quality. The Catherine, Browne, is
net arrived; I fell in with her on the 24th of August, and kept
company with her to the 27th, when we parted; on the soth ~,
had a very heavy gale at S. W. and am apprehensive, from her
nen-urival, that she has met damage."

Thursday his Royal Highness thz Prince of WA .t
set out for Portsmouth, to see and take leave of his
regiment, as they embarked for foreign service. His
Royal Highness, attended by Colonel BLOOMFIELD,
arrived at Portsmouth yesterday; and on his erttering
the gates of the garrison, a royal salute was fired from
the saluting battery, and the royal standard was
hoisted. All the troops in garrison at Portsmouth,
as well as General Poavaa's brigade from Gosport,
were under orders to be in readiness to receive him;
but so boisterous was the day, that their attendance
was dispensed with. The Prince alighted at the
house of the Lieutenant-Governor (the Governor not
residing at Portsmouth) and was received by Major.
General WHITHAM, of the Guards, the Lieutenant.
Governor; by Lieutenant-General ELLIOT, of the
Marines ; Major-General PORTER, M. I. Com-
manding at Gosport ; Major-General EVELEIGH,
of the Engineers; Admiral MONTAGUR, the Port.
Admiral ; Colonel TEanorr, commanding the Artil.
lay and the Garrison. Soon after, the Prince held a
levee, at which were present—
The Honourable Mr. Commissioner GREY.
Admirats Mownsonz, Oremr, HVINTIM, and inn,
Captains the Honourable C. BOY Li, PATTON, M‘Lsoe;*
43 many of the Captains of the Royal Navy as could get on lbws;
but neitherAdogral.SaucaviN nor any of his often, thouglipt-
mitted to go pp shore.

r, Generals ELLIOT, EYZLIIOII, POO

The Lie
tea, and SLADi,
%.-ulutteiS TEILROTT, BAI4OW, and NLWPOCT.
Lieutenant-Colonels bloomer, BZCKVIOI4.TII, DUMIAIII,
CALLOGNAN, SLDGLWICIL, TAZAKIRT, &C.
Majors BOTTIGES, NESSITT, QUINTIN, and all the Field Of.
Seers pf the Regiments in Garrison; Majors Assuan., Timm
Toe, and all the Staff of the Portsmouth District.
About ten o'clock his Royal Highness, attended
by Colonel BLOOMFIELD and most of the above Offi-
cers, proceeded to the Dock-Yard, and saw the
pmbarkation of his regiment. His Royal Highness
yesterday dined with General WHITMAN, the Lieute.
aant-Governor' who at the same time entertained a
party of General and Staff Officers, and the
Orers of the Ist Division of the Prince's Regiment,
to dinner. This day the following regiments were
rev:eyed by his Royal Highness at South-Sea Comp.
pson ;---
Std Company pf the Ronal
The King's German Artillery.
The sth Royal Veteran Battalion.
The Royal Chaehlre Militia.
Worcester Ditto.
Durham Ditto.
Oxford Ditto.
sd Lanceshire Ditto.
West Essex Ditto.
Fifeshire Ditto.
The first division of the Prince's Regiment which
entbaiked 'yesterday was ranch admired, the men and
horses lock:d admirably well, but so Germanised
were the men and officers, that it was impossible to
discover that they were Englishmen, We under.
stand that a considerable portion of the men of this
regiment, as well -as of the Duke of Cmsazawn's,
are Germans and Swiss.
The dress and appointments of the 10th Dragoons
are superb, and not inferior to those finely dressed
corps the 7th and 18th Dragoons.
General SLADE is embarked with the 7th Dra.

goons.
The next Cavalry Regiment to embark is the 15th,
then the Sd Erageon Guards, and next the Blues and
Bays.
Lord PAGET IS expected with his suite and horses to
re-embark with the last of these corps.
' The Life Guards will embark about the same time
with Brigadier-General DORRIFN. The 13th, 14th,
and lqllz, will embark as a Brigade.
The 50th Regiment of the Line marched yesterday
from Brabourne Lees to Hythe, and the 85th from
Shorncliffe to Brabourne Lees.
The transports having on board the Horse Aral-
leryand Waggon Train, which have been embarked.
at Nerthflegt, are arrived in the Downs.
Mr. WILBERFORCE is among the number of visitces
now at Portsmouth to see the Russian fleet; and mai.
tary fetes given to the Prince there.
We have seen recent letters from Africa. The
Royal African corps, as well as the crews of the King's
ships, were rather healthy on the station. Colonel
LLOYD COMIGABCIS at Goree still Captain Maur
Avd at Sierra Leone, of the Flux.
Ifoto's THEATRX.—Last night Kxssu E and Mrs.
'110.9143 appeared in the Stranger, and attracted is
yery numerous assemblage. Mrs. SumoNs gave every
possible effect to the sorrows of Mr.r. Ha&, and in•
deed rendered the culprit so interesting, that the tar•
pitude of her crime was almost forgotten in contem
plating the charms and fascination of her repentance.
The gloomy apathy and sudden starts of passion
which characterize the misanthrope, were accurate:if
delineated by KildßLE.—His brother was &naval
mile dilly as Baron Sul:fgt.,. EMERY and SDWON'
were highly entertaining in the comic characters; and
Mrs. Livrox warbled the plaintiff Air-441 have Sik
lent sorrow here"--witb peculiar Melody =lank*

own, and to restore
we feel the highest
tion of our Reader
of our National Re
,n the 10th instant
Conrolidated Fund
upon which the E
founded; and the
yet been known in
to R 2,714,117.-1
October, 1807, it
But as there is
these amounts, or
preceding quarter
with the heaviest
July and sth Jana
the Consols at the
will be a clearer n
produced toward•
the half years end
respectively :
Surplus on loth Otto
Deduct deficiency sth
Remained, surplus al
year .........
Surplus inth October
Deduct deficiency at
Remains, surplus app

1808 .............. ...
plus granted by 1
1707 (ending sth
that considerably
produced within
5e5,500,000 only
Fulntdo;nsoly remain:
that, dec
above stated, the,
duced in the tw
April.—There a
bability that they
disposal of Parlia
Such is die co
With respect to t
less favourable.
quarter (ended I
quarter ended 112
The Property
ended 10th Octo

Yesterday M.
ter at our Court,
CANNING at the l
two and three he
The present e 5
orderpc
oi tma l
ma:
nt f Pdt
hlayet
oßno
iugct
sioners of the Ad
last week
Governor
Four Lieutenants,
Physicians of 10 y
All other Physicia
Surgeons -
Agent and Stevrar
Dispenser and Ch.
Governor's Clerk
First Clerk to the
First Clerk to the

The Comet, A
Made its appear:
erratic course to
and may be seen
somewhat below
Planet Jupiter a
at about two-tl
forming neaily
Pleiades. The
but its nucleus i

Wednesday n
two men of the
pany, stationed
the Canterbury
for the first th
beating his anti
the distance wit
ing his cempeti
rear. A numbe
occasion.
On Thursdai
pool coach wa
Necks, Lad-lar
through the ow
gateway, when
passengers, wei
the pavement,
tourney, and le
.rnan was conve
recovery.
Thursday se'
Collector's-lane
of Castle street
uncommon fun
materials depo

struction the su
exertions of the
between eleven
accident IsaPPe
of Mr. Wilban
bad been thoug
progress of the
Individuals, wl
top; onveturni
down vitth hir

Person escaped
4 covered in' i
with two sever
and thigh, and