The Sun.
London, England, 1820-09-18 00:00:00

We received yesterday and this morning the
Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday last The
latter now throw discredit upon the news from
Lisbon given in the preceding Papers, by saying
that nothing authentic was known from the Por-
tuguese Capital.—They give large extracts from
the London Journals respecting the events in

Portugal.
The KING on Wednesday held a Council of
Ministers. The Commission of the Court of Peers
sit every day, from ten in the morning till six in
the evening, for the purpose of interrogating the
persons charged with being implicated in the
conspiracy, and examining witnesses.
Marshal KELLERMAN, Duke de. VALISY, died
on Wednesday.
An English Courier had arrived at Paris from
Naplo, and continued his route for London. He
was said to be the bearer of diplomatic intelli-

gencP of great importance.
An article from Turin of the sth instant, states

that a camp of Austrian troops, estimated to
amount to 80,000 men, was then forming under
the walls of that city. It is, however, added,

that the greatest tranquillity prevailed there, and
that the formation of the camp was supposed to
be part of -a\,system of great military measures
which 'were contemplated by the Allied Powers
with reference to the south of Europe.

The Yienna accounts say,„that the interview
between the Sn'nperors of RussiA and AUSTRIA
and the King of PRUSSIA, on the frontiers of
Silesia, is to take place-at Troppau on the 16th
of October. It is also said, that the French,
Russian, English and Prussian Ambassadors are
to proceed to Troppau before the arrival of the
Sovereigns ; and, according to one report, Mr.
CANNING is also to be there. The Russian Am-
bassador at Vienna is said to have refused to
affix his visa to the passports of Prince CIMITILE,
who had been sent from Naples with dispatches
to the Russian Government, and without which
he could not proceed.
From Corfu, the sth ult. it is stated that the
LORD COMMISSIONER was to set sail the next
day on board the Glasgow frigate, to visit the
other Islands. Colonel J. F. BROWN was to
exercise, during the absence of his Excellency,
the functions of President at Corfu.
The following are extracts from the Journals.
of Friday :

PARIS, SEPT. 15.—Tile King yesterday transacted busi-
ness with the Duke de Richelieu.

" An Officer, apparently a Captain,. arrived yesterday at
Paris, in the custody of two Gendarmes. He was conveyed

to a house of detention.

Marshal Lefebvre, Duke de Dantzic, died 'yesterday

morning, aged 65.
" A Letter front Bayonne, dated the 9th inst., which we
received yesterday, atittii4ces, that according to letters trout.
Madrid, of thetilt, they had certainintelligence of the Re-
volution at Oporto, but nothing positive Was_ known respect-
ing Lishon.—(Joarnal de Paris.)

• .
" It appears to be too certain that the Yellow Fever has
re•appeared at Cadiz and Xeres, and that a Cordon is to be
established to intercept all communicat►on.
" An. Extraordinary Courier is stated to have arrived
yesterday from Madrid' with' the following intelligence
:
General Riego has been dismissed from hit Govern-
ment of Gallicia, to which he bad been appointed and
exiled to Oviedo. The Governor of Madrid, Belasco, has also.
been exiled from the Capital, together with all tl►e principal
leaders of the Club of. la "Fontana de Oro. It appears that

Riego made a representation to the Cortex, divided into two
parts. Respecting the first part, relative to his services, it
was ordered to be referred to. the Committee on national re-;
wards; with regard to the second part, relative to the injustice
of the Government towards hint, they passed to the order of
the day, after a stormy disoission. This energetic determi-
nation of the Government has caused an:almost general
satisfaction atldadrid, . Thus the people of that capital, who
on the 3d drew Riego in triumph through the streets, saw,