The Sun.
London, England, 1820-11-01 00:00:00

LtSBON PAPER 3..

Limos;, OCT. 16:— Lord Beresford,. cor104.":
from Rio de Janeiro on board the English 61
Vengeur, arrived unexpectedly in the port °
this capital on the 10th instant. 'rile Govcr'lll
merit desiring to avoid any interruption
his presence might cause to the public peace °'
this capital, and to provide at the same fag
for the personal safety of Lord Beresfordr
taken the most decisive and energetic measure;
to make him depart from the port of Lisbon 0
the shortest time possible, communicating to thr
Captain of the ship the weighty reasons will')
call for those measures, and that they are 41 n°,
manner directed to impair the relations of 0(137
existing between the Portuguese and Biitish
tions, nor to deprive the Captain or crew '1:0(P/4
vessel of any assistance which they may requlref,
and which will never be denied to the ships. °f
war of friendly and allied nations.—(Dianer'
Govern°, Oct. 16.)
The Marshal Genetal Marquis of Campos. 1‘1•
yor sails for England in the Arabella pacV/7
which is to sail on the 17th, in the moral
The English ship Vengeur, which brought h t
Excellency to this port, is to accompany hire 0"11
of the bar. Captain Maitland, commander
this ship, agrees to deliver to the Chief Tr'3a'
surer of the Exchequer the sum of 106.95`2 ha'fr,
piastres, which ,he carries by order of his I\l3.
jesty, requiring from the Government for hi;
security of all contingencies, a bond, which
granted him, by which the Government engage
the revenues of the State to restore the said
in case his Majesty should, contrary to expects;
tion, disapprove of its delivery, or order it to °I
demanded back.—( Diario (to Govern° 0ct.,1711

OATH OF THE NOBILITY.
"Ors the Ith of ()dotter, 1820, in this Palace of the Gc
vernment, and before the Provisional Junta of the'titlint,
Government of the Kingdom, appeared the persons- here be.
low mentioned, in order for themselves, or as authorised!,
presentatives of others, by virtue of full powers which tn:11,
s-hewed, to take the-oath which was announced to them
notice of the tith instant; and each _of them having laid d,s•
right hand on the book of the Holy Evangelists, sv7ore. ►r'e
form which was first read by me in a loud voice in the P
settee of all, saying—
" I swear on the Holy Evangelists obedience to the ri.c,;",
sional Junta of the Supreme Government of the King
which is now installed, and which is-to-govern, in- the 1331;i,
-of the King our Sovereign King Dun John VI., till the ii01:1,-F
lation °film Cortes, which are to be convoked to organize id
poftuguese constituti,.. I swear obedience to the 5:0
King Don John VI. to those Cortes, acrd to the Constituna,
which they shall establish, maintaining the Rotivin Calbof
lic Religion, and` the Dynasty of • the Most Serene House
Braga-Etta.

[Here follow the names-of the Noblemen.] t
"Of all which I, Man-uel Fernandez Thomas, Nlerlw,g'Js
the Provisional Junta of the Supreme Government 0,
Kingdom, charged with the affairs of the Kingdom and 0.17
nance, caused by order of the said Junta this act to be dr° oa
up, which I signed, together with the other Members,
hadaer
' an authentic: entry made Of the whole, alsp signed
to be delivered to the Royal Arelifyrs of the Torre do 'rd., "
-„f
to be there preserved, the original remaining in the off-c'
the Secretary of State for the*Affairs of the Kingdom.
(Signed) " Manoel Fernandez Thomas.
" G. Principal Decano.
" AntoniO da Silviera Pinto da Fonsec"
• .4' Conde da Pcnafiel.

" Mathias Jose Dias Azecio, r
e 103'
" liernianolbne Britaincamp Do -,('-
" Frei Francisco de S. Luit. 0
" Juseph Joaquin' Ferreira de 1110.111..

PORTUGUESE DECREE.
" The Provisiona'r Junta of the Supreme Government, • 5
'tog into consideration that-the regulations of the Arrelet
the force of law, given in the Court of Rio Janeiro on
30th of May of the present year, are not yet in excel' titillxo
cording to the tenth paragraph of the saute Arrete,which 31,;1
the Ist of January next year to begirt the execution of it;
consitlering also the uncertainty which since the pro Y;o'
lion of the Arret4 of .25th April MS, has attended the 57' j ;•s•
tion•of the 13th paragraph of the same, 'dative to the I,7it,
lation in the Custion•houses of those kingdoms, of the
ins and papers of ships-and their cargoes ct;ming from fort r
ports— tartans
" Orders—That in the Custom-houses of these kitig'.olo,
shall be admitted to unload all vessels of friendly nal' erp
which, bringing lawful merchandise, shall ptesent their ra.P
conformably to the style anterior to the above-menti°os
Arrete of 1818 ; the regulations as well as of the said
paragraph of the Arretd of 1818, and of the 9th of the A.4r:`,o
of 30th May this year, remaining meantime suspeodeulast
well as all others which have been published in these
years on the sante subject, every thing, however,
rigour which has been determined for the admission vf. 11-iA
chandise of the produce or manufacture of Great Brit:tilt:pi
consequence of treaties and arrangements made with tl
nation. The Council of Royal Finance has notice' (14
aIJ
above, and will immediately send the necessary orders t'
the Custom Houses.
d M. rf t he Jun"'

riignek y seven 4,aq-tubers o
" Palace of the Government, Oct. 13, I 8,20"
(Lisbon Paper, Octulter 17.)

Sr. CalseiN's aty.—Yesterday being. the
niversary of St..Crispin, the Society of Shoel'i-t,
kers of Edinburgh having resolved on celeb.iraci
ing the day by a procession,' about six htour ,-e
members met in the palace of Holyrood-W;'o,
in the morning, and after marshalling, they P'te
ceeded in grand regal pomp up the Cantw ell;
.and High-street, where the crowd of people W.op
so great that it was with difficulty the precessid
could move. Ou reaching the Cress, it was fO of
impossible to proceed further from the 11135101 C
people collected ; the procession therefore of
iuto the Royal Exchange, until a guar', it
the thirteenth foot arrived from the Castl''e
then proceeded along the Mound to the 1,4
Town, and after traversing different streets, el,itl)
to York Place, Picardy Place, turned up
Walk, and went on to the Calton Convel'lfter
house, where the members were to dine, ►
,re
which the multitude quietly dispersed, anueil•
havinghave heard. of no accident occur:bt
The day being remarkably fine, and the 917 be
novel, it having been forty-four years sill" 0,10
last procession, the assemblage of people og
immense. Lit was seen to great disadvall
from the want of a strong military gor`.
( Edinburgh Courant,
BIRTH.
of 50°C
On the 9.9 th ult., at WatfOrd, Herts, the Laui
Ntorris, of a daughter.

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'Lately, at tonl(
I torcli, Mr. Giimersall, Piaobv
Milli-street, to Miss Beauchamp, of Norfolk-place) r
ruttgli-road, Brompton.

DIED. r ot3i"
On Thtirsday, Oct. 26, at Mount-row, Lambeth, w 3.
James Sanders, aged 75. Orli"
On the 29th ult., at Leamington Spa, Jarnes 17irg.° 1?0,0
F-5(1•, of .Montagu-square, Lonth.n, and late of 1'
Jamaica. ___,,,
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