Star.
London, England, 1823-06-30 00:00:00

" DECLARATION AND PROTEST.

" The Representatives of the Portuguese Nation, now assem-
bled in the Extraordinary Cones, finding themselves deprived of
the Executive Power which may carry into effect any of their
decrees, and destitute of an armed force, declare themselves in
a situation which makes it impossible for them to perform the
functions of their ofike, for the objects for which they were eon"
yoked ; and as the continuation of their sittings may kad to the
danger of the nation being less afflicted in the persons'of its Re.
presentative', without the hope of any public advantage. they
interrupt their Sittings, till the Permanent Deputation, which
continues in the exercise of its functions, or the President of the
Cones shall think fit to assemble the Deputies; they protest in
the name of their constituents against any alteration, or modL
fication, that may be made in the Constitution of the year 1822.
—Lisbon, Palace of the Cortes, June 2, 1823."

On the sth the Kora returned to Lisbon, and it is
thus his reception is describt.d:—.

" His Majesty has to-day made his entry into this capital,
amidst the most ardent demonstrations of public joy. Te Deuns
on account of this happy event was performed in the Church of
St. Dominick by his Majesty's orders, who went there accom-
panied by the Infant Don Miguel and their Royal Highnesses
the Princesses, amidst repeated acclamations. His arrival was
announced by a salute from the Castle and from the men of war
in the harbour, which displayed their colours. This august and
religions ceremony was attended by the principal' Civil,
Mili-
tary,as and Ecclesiastical Authorities, as well by a great num-
, ber of Public Functionaries and citizens of all chasm After
the Divine Service, his Majesty returned to his Palace of Ben-
posts, by the street ()wives do Duro Rocio, and with loud ac-
clamations from the populace, who took the harms from his Ma-
jesty's carriage and drew it to the Palace.
" The troops which had been placed since nine in the morning
in the Rocco, and the adjacent streets, with Don Miguel at their
head, accompanied his Majesty Huth going and returning, after
which they went to their respective quarters, uttering repeated

The greatest tranquillity was preserved daring the day in
every part of the city ; in the evenin; there was a general illu-
mination. Thus ended this day, with which we tatter ourselves
with seeing the peace and concord which have continually existed
consolidated, on which all good Portuguese must sincerely con-
gratulate themselves."

A Supplement to the Gazette of Lisbon of the 7th,
contains a Decree signed by his MAJESTY, and dated
Villa Franca, 2d of June, revoking the Decrees of 4th
December, 1822, against the Quitz;(which his MA-
JESTY says he was compelled to sign with great sor-
row), and reinstating her MAJESTY in all the civil
and political rights as a Portuguese citizen, and in
her ltoyal dignity. Another Decree orders all the
property and regalia to be restored to the QUEEN,
which she had before enjoyed.

Addresses of adhesion to the restored system have
been received from Oporto, Coimbra, Campomaior,
Evoro, Aveiro, Castello Branco Lornego, Elvas, and
in short, it is said, " from every place.that letters
could be received."

Many of these Addresses, says the Gazeta de Lisbon,
speak of absolute power, yet our august Monarch,
firmly persevering in the elevated principles which
he has at various 'times announced—constantly re-
fuses such a system, and abides by the sentiments
expressed both in the two Proclamations of his MA.
JESTY, and in that of the Infant Don hItGuEL."
An Order of the Day, addressed to the Portuguese
army, appoints the Infant Don 'MIGUEL Commander-
its. Chief. .
The following are the names of the Ministers' ar
• pointed on the Ist of June • •

Was—M. J. M.Pstaaisas:
Twit liiraskss—J. P. Ganes de Oliveira.
jtivrtist—..M. M. Faleao de Castro.
Awes Arrataa—Conde de Pahe'll&
By a Decree of the 4th, his MAJESTY SepErasej
Police from the Department of Justice, which
overloaded with business, and appointed Stuao
SILVA FERRAZ DE LIMA t CASTRo,lntendailLOeciel
cal of the Police of the Court and Kingdom, as a
ra
compence for the important services he peTf,;rmatt
when he proceeded with the Infant Don Mtorritt.
of
Santarem, and on his return to the capital.

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Two more Mails hare arrived this forenoon Iraqi
Lisbon, with letters and papers to Cie 12th.• wt
hasten to make the following extracts':

LISBON, JUNE le.

The Gazette contains several Official Decrees;
appointing M. de Oliviera Aliaister of the ietedee;
another, reinstating the Queen in her rights ;.1114
third, relative to the proceedings against Gen. Sexh.
ler, now (7th June), a prisoner in the tower of st;
Vincent de Belim ; his !Majesty, not choosing to in,
terfere with the course of justice, does not ortlerhiet
to be restored to. full liberty, but consitlenug the
great services that he has dare to the State,ordep the
whole pri:vinee of Estramadura to be assigned him
AS his abode, within the limits of which he is to stymie.
Letters front Seville of the Ch say, that there had
been a dreadful tumult in that city on the Ist int,
caused by the Militia of Seville and those of Madrid,
who plundered several houses ; sistire persons woe
wounded and three killed. The troops at length rn
stored tranquillity.

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LISBON, JUNE U.
OFFICIAL ARTICLES.

I. Revoking the Decree of the 2d May, hy which p
ships of war are excluded from the ports ot Portugal; order~ila
directions be sent to the Commanders of all the sea ports/oaf.
ford French vessels all the assistance they may need, and e
them as those of? friendly Power and Ally.
2. It being one of the chief objects
Isf the pat.7r seilchat
of his Majesty, after his happy restoration to ti) iced hit
rights inherent in the Majesty of 'his Throne, to invite to cm
cord and onion the great family of the Partugues.• N Lion, dis
curbed and divided in consequence of the late toutt,iossael
fatal events be thinks fit to order that the Secretary otStneht
the Marine-Department shall deliver passports, without wet
tion, for all the ports of Brazil, without any exception of
bition that has been ordered by the Pertaria of the 19th of Ts
bruary (this year), in consequence of the order of the QM.'
3. Orders that all persons confined for political offences, ewe
those who are under trial, shall be immet.iately set at Mesh
and be allowed to return to their families. It ilso restores's.
rious persons, whohad been removed, to their former es*.
meats.

4. Orders that the style used IA- drawing up the laws,deaus,
and other public documents prescribed by the law of the 11th
June, 1921, by virtue of a Constitution which has ceased to la
in form, shall be discontinued, and the ancient style restored,■
it was before that law; " which shalte observed until silk
ityle shall be introduced, adapted to the Constitution 'Maki
intend to give to my subjects."
LISBON, JUNE 12.
DECREES.
1. Thanking the inhabitants of the most noble and ever ispi
City of Lisbon, for the tranquillity and good order they has
maintained, orders, as there are sulEcient troops in the tithed
it is therefore unnecessary that the National Guard abandon.
tinue armed, that the Commanders of the Guard shellac's',
Into the royal arsenal the arms, &s. that they have reserved
from it.

The servises of the Militia being no longer called for, It lie.
tiered, for the benefit of agrieukare, that they shall remote
their respective districts.

Considering the noble resolution taken, on the 27th of May,
by the Infant Don Miguel, my much beloved and tremolo"
and the fidelity with which he executed it, giving rise ts tit
great events from which has resulted the change of a violins'
narchical system, for the state of liberty in which I now MOO
give to my subjects a Constitution which shall be min* a
their customs, and be more conformable to,dte Represent*,
Constitution of the other Monarchies of Europe : sad, dedim
of giving the said Infant a further proof of my conikientit
him, I am pleased to declare my resolution, that be ski be
called to the council :of the War Minister, whenever ieviems
affairs relative to the army are treated of.
Here follows the list of the Officers whom Isis Maisel
appointed to form the Staff of the Infant Dos *gni lb
Chief of the Stair lathe Count de Barbicena, $1141111.1114.“
General Jose de Sousa Sampayo, Commander of thelelllll,o
in Lisbon. 1114'
The King and the whole-Royal Fatally coIIIMP
enjoy perfect health. His Majesty daily reecho is
his Palace of Bemposta, the congratulation:chut
finite number of persons on the happy eventi,g#'
have restored him to the enjoyment of his Roplre•
rogatives. It is not koown when the Q800:101
finally return from Ramalhao, because her MO
depends on the completion' of the works idia !l
Majesty has ordered in her apartments at Qwlii•
The Ministers bold daily conference:is:Wit
last above four hours. Our relations 11.10 Burl
appear particularly to call the attention of the GP
vernment. Two persons of tried merit, arc_
of as destined to go to Rio, Janeiio on an isPria
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ory efforts to restore political.ipstitut;ons compa-
dole with the dignity of.tht Throne and public Order
ind happiness. . .
Another Decree revokes the Liberty of the Press,
;nd Cobitaittee of five persons as censors
of all journals, announces, or proclamations, contain-
wilder three printed sheet'. A Committee of three
)(embers is to be appointed wherever there are print-
4.offices ; and Authors, E Jitors, and Printers, who
pblish or print any such Papers without a written
trmission from two Members at leaSt,• incur a pe-
',A;ty of 600 milrees and three montfis' imprison
erir. This is to be in force till a law protecting the
;ell regulated Libe: ty of the Press can be introduced,
!ha shall prevent the excesses and abuses that have
..tisen under the law of the 12th July, 1821, which is,
,k,ereby revoked.
These Gazettes, up to the 16th inclusive, contain
aliens accounts of proceedings in the provinces, pro-
chiniiii,; the new order of things. One from Viana
:aces, that General Luiz do 'Rego Barreto took the
'?ad and read ant Miguel's Proclamation of May 27;
yiis WAS on June 4,
Correspondent of the Gazette begs the insertion
‘r a letter from General Luiz do Rego Barreto, of
clay 20, to the Most Excellent and Most Illustrious
Robert Wilson, on his noble resolution to assist
e Spanish and Portuguese Nations in derendi.',g
heir liberty.

STAR OFFICE, TWO O'CLOCK.
lii addition to the intelligence ft om Portugal
rouglit by the ordinary Mail, we have authentic ac-
unts from Lisbon to the Itith instant. Everything
as still tranquil in the capital, and the counter-re-
:dution was complete.
Tl►e KING has appointed a Committee of Eleven
AD are charged with re-modelling the Constitution
3 such a way as shall give the KING due power, and
mire to the Portuguese all the neeessary privileges
ossessed by the late Constitution.. Count PALMELLA,
he new Minister for Foreign Affairs, and the late
kesident of the Cortes, are appointed Members of
e Committee.

These accounts state, that Sir ROBERT WILSON, in
turning from Oporto, with his Aide-de•Camp, was
try roughly handled at Braga by the populace, who,
ke the Spaniards, always feel a jealousy of foreign
serference, even in their behalf. Fortunately fir
r ROBERT, the interference of the troops, who were
illed out, rescued him and his Aide-de-Camp from
epopular fury, which had placed them in jeopardy.

It is stated in one of the Hamburgh Papers re-
tired this morning, that dispatches had been re-
tired at Vienna from the Austrian Ambassador at
k. Petersburg, Baron Lebezeltern, with the resolu.
mos of the Russian Cabinet relative to the nego.
iatii;ns with the Porte. These dispatches are accorri-
pied by a new Russian Note to the Divan, expressed
strong terms, in which several of the demands of
the Porte, amlng others the evacuation of the Asiatic
krtresses are rejected. Russia again demands a ca-
tegorical answer to all the points in dispute between
in two empires, which shall decide the question of
Face or war.
The Austrian Court has at length resolved, like
ther Powers, to recognise the (Leek blockade of the
furkish ports; this news has been published at Trieste,
Flume, Venice, &c.

WINDSOR, JUNE ...)9.—This morning his MAJESTY
rent to Cumberland Lodge to hear Divine Service,
which was performed by the Rev. Mr. SUMNER, in
die private Chapel of that magnificent mansion.—
His 14 AJEint went in a close carriage, drawn by a
pair of horses ; in the carriage with his MAJESTY
sere the LOUD STEWARD, Lord ALBERT Convscatasa,
led Sir Samuel. HULSE. Soon after Divine Service
it SAMUEL HULSE took leave of his MAJESTY, and
left the Royal Lodge for London.
This morning Lord SANDON, eldest son of the E.srl
of HARROWBY, arrived in Downing-street, with dis-
patches from Mr. HILL, our Ambassador at Tulin.
Yesterday morning the Dukes of YORK and Cum-
imam:, attended Divine Service at the Chapel
Royal, in the King's Palace, St. James's, and heard a
Iftmon by the Rev. Mr. SATTERTHWAITE. The
Anthem was, " I have set GOD always before me"—
IRtouce); which was sung by Messrs. KNYVETT,
NEW, WELSH, and two of the young Gentlemen.
Yesterday, the Rev. Dr. BLOMBERG performed Di-
vine Service to the KING'S Household at his Palace,
in Pall-Mall.
Yesterday, the Duke of WELLINGTON entertained
a large party of Noblemen and Gentlemen with a
aurnptuous dinner, at Apsley House.
The Duke of CUMBERLAND honoured Sir GEORGE
BUOGINS with his company to dinner on Saturday, at
his house in Cumberland-place.
Mr. and the 'Hon. Mrs. HOPE'S grand Entertain-
ment on Thursday last, to his Royal Highness the
PnneeLatmeoLD,was given in a style of great splendour.
Saturday the Duke of DEVONSHIRE gave a very
mavens Breakfast, at his delightful villa at Chis-
wick. About three o'clock the visitants began to ar-
rive, mostly in open landaus, drawn by four horses,
With postillions and outriders in rich liveries. The'
breakfast-tables were placed in the octagonal saloon
arid banquetting-room; but, previously to a heavy
&Lower, use company walked into the Italian Garden,
!along 'the sombie yews. At five o'clock in the even-
1g the visitants entered the house, and sat down to
table, with the intention of making a quick repast,
and then returning home to dress for the Opera,
, n
lo! at the seventh hour, came on a pitiless storm I
his Grace the Noble Host had. prepared for this : a
fine band of music struck up under the celebrated
portico, which is supported by six Corinthian co.
said to be the richest now in the world. The
sables were now cleared from the corner drawit,g-
floin. The dancing commenced at nine with a qua-
. and from that hour till nearly twelve, there
Avai no intermission: the latter part of the night being
added to the ateraetiont.