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FOB. 8.11.F.,„8Y AUCTION;
By Peemistion ¢lke !fan the Contsosisziottees If kis Majesty's Castoms,
For the Payment of Salv ,ge,
At the Buildings over the Wall, DOVER, on Trivansav, the 27th
irist: nt, at Twn o'Cinck in the Afternoon,
ABOW' T.VELVE TONS- pi SWEDISH IRON.
in ii '.P'S. part of the Cargo aired from the Swedish Brig
A 1,1 PH 10 N, Capt. E. A rrktdtesto, which *was w reeked near
Dymehure,./., on the 11th October last. on a voyage from Stock-
holm. hound to Ileum-de (iraer.
buy he viewed on the (I.Ly of Sale, by appliektion fo 'Messrs
Factor and Co Dove:-.—May Is, 1324.

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RECENT t:I-ENTS AT LISBON.

FRO): THE L!SL) ClAZirty:.

,nisi 6N, APRIL 30.

" This morning, at the break of day, there WAS seen la the square',
of the Rotel°, a portion of the troops of the line in garrison in this
city; and there were aft, rwards seen arriving all the other corps
both of the line end militia. A report was at the same time spread
through the cavital, that a con;piracy had been dhcovered, directed
against the life of our august Monarch, and of his Royal Family.
'Hie certainty that the illui!rions Infant and Prince, Dou
had placed himself at the :lead of the troop; as their Commander-
in-Chtef, :hid that he had, with his accustomed energy and activity,
arrived In time to save such dear pledges together with his country,
tranquillized the public mind; and wherever that tutelar angel of
the Portuguese appeared, shouts resounded of View' to his Royal
person, his august parents, and oar Holy Religion. In a short time,
there was spread through the troops the Proclamation which we
publish below; while the same most serene Prince gave the neces•
sary orders that none should enter the Royal residence of Hein-
postas where he 'mimed troops, commanded by faithful Officers
order* the arrest of many individuals who were considered as im-
plicated iu projects hostile to Royalty and to the Nation. There he
waited for the determination of his august father, to whom he ad-
dres►ed the letter which we transcribe below. Iler Majesty (the'
Queen) immediately proceeded from the Palace of Quehis to Hem-
/nista ; and the whole of the Royal Family being met, the Council
of State being called, and all the Ministers of Foreign Powers,
among the rest the Marquis of Campo-M:4,w (Beresford) being
present, our Lord the King appointed new Ministers, with the ex-
ception of the Minister of the Interior and Justice, in the room of
the Minister of Marine and IVar, Count de Subserra, who was
arrested, and of the Ministers of the Treasury and Foreign Affairs.
At the same time a new Intendant of Police was nominated.—
Many individuals of the military class, some with titles, and a great
numbis of others, were ordered into custody. The troops retired
to their quart, is ..t two o'clock in the afternoon. Public tranquil.
lity was not in the least interrupted by this movement : on the con-
trary, the proceeding was highly applauded, as tending to consoli-
date the legitimate Government of the most benignant and beloved
of Monarch'. As we are nut yet able to give a detailed account of
these circumstances, we lay befiwe our Readers the three following
documtms in explanation of the events: