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bending all the Portuguese from 15 to 60 years' of
age, which body bad always been the support of the
throne and the national independence, and which had
for that reason been disorganised by the Constitu-
tional Cortes, will be immediately re-established, and
the Officers who had command in it will be restored
to their former rank.
All the Municipalities and Authorities established
by the Constitution are suppressed, and replaced by
those which had preceded them.
The Governor General and the Authorities of Yelves
have been imprisoned by the troops and the people,
for having refused to acknowledge the legitimate au-
thority of the Bing.
General Sepulveda, who was arrested by the soldiers
and the people, is to be tried by the laws.
Fernando Alfonso,Covernor of the three Northern
Provinces, and General Borros, Military Commandant
of the Province of Oporto, have been arrested, and
are also to be tried.
All the Deputies called ex. altados have been or-
dered to quit the kingdom.
General Aviles, the last Constitutional Governor
of Lisbon, has been cashiered, as well as many Offi-
cers of the Army, who had given proofs of their at-
tachment to the system of the Constitution, and sup-
ported the factious.

We have received the following accounts from
Bayonne:

BAYONNE. JULY 1.
Letters from Saragossa affirm, that .the sally made
by the garrison of Lerida was very successful ; that
Santos Ladron was surprised and completely beaten.
Accounts received here yesterday, of the capture of
three vessels at the mouth of the Garonne, in sight
of land, have much. alarmed our merchants, who
are astonished that the Royal Marine has not af-
forded better p:otection to our Navigation: certainly,
if there bad been any notion that these vessels were
exposed to such a risk, their owners would not have
',renewed to send them to sea, for this loss not only
seriously affects the persons immediately concerned,
but will tend to paralyse the commerce of the whole
department. Reinforcements are going to the army:
the 41st of the line, which forms our garrison, will
set out the day after to-morrow, with other troops,
which arrived from various points.
The Regency continues to promote the counter 11
revolution with great activity. In all the towns of
Spain wheze its authority is acknowledged, it causes
to be arrested the relations, and even the friends of
the Members of the Constitutional Government : old
persons and children are not exempt from this severe
measure, and we, _ accordingly, every moment see
persons artive here who have been so fortunate as to
e>cape. The number of persons affected by this
measure must be consilerable, as seventeen were de-
signated in the little town of Iron.
M. Martinez de la Rosa is still here: the Prefect
it seems his not thought himself authorised. to give
him a passport, and has referred him to the Minister,
w Lose answer is espected.

A Mail from Lisbon has brought us, this forenoon,
papers and letters to the :Bth ult.
LISBON, JUNE 2!.

On the 16th, her Majesty the Queen left Ramalhao
for the Royal Palace of Queluz, amidst the general
acclamations of the people of all Classes through
hich she passed.
On the 18th, her Majesty came to the Palace of
Demposta, to visit the King and her sons : when she
reached St. Sebastiaio da Pedreira the people took
the horses from her carriage and drew it to Bern-
posta, with extraordinary demonstrations of joy, and
it was with difficulty they were dissuaded from doing
the same at her return.
Oa the 19th, the ancient Senate (Senado da Ca-
mara) of this City of Lisbon, was reinstated with due
pomp, the Constitutional Camara being abolished.—
On the same day sailed his Majesty's corvette Leal-
dade, with M. Joaquim Severino Gomes, the new
Charge d'Affaires from Portugal to the King of
Spain. On the 20th arrived here the Most Excellent
Jose Luiz de Sousa Botelho, from the head-quarters
of Count Amarante, whose division is expected in
Lisbon about the '27th, and the illustrious Count him-
self before that time.

Though we have no official news from Spain, we learn
that the Spanish faction which still oppresses a part of
that unhappy country, has succeeded in removing the
Cortes and the Government-to the Isle of Leon. Thus
the faction is flying from the just punishment which
hangs over it : forty thousand men of the French
army are marching to Andalusia, and it is to be hoped
that a short time will put an end, in Spain, to the de-
testable government of a cabal of perjured and im-
pious men, who have brought so many evils upon that
nation, and were the cause of ours.
LISOON, 3UNE 24.
The 2sd was a day areal triumph, on which their
Majesties and Royal Highnesses went in solemn pro.
cession to the Church of Santa Maria Maier, to re-
turn thanks to the KING of KINGS and theAtursu of
Heavran, for the ineffable favours bestowed on the
Sovereign and the Portuguese nation, by delivering
us from the most impious and execrable Government,
whose sole object was to destroy to the very founda-
tion the magnificent edifice of the Lusitanian empire.
[Here, follow very long details of the solemnity, the
triumphal arches, the military parade, the rejoicings,