Star.
London, England, 1824-06-03 00:00:00

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TUE brae's
REPLY.

" Infant Don Miguel, my well-beloved son—l, the King, address
you as fine whom I dearly regard and cherhh. In reply to the
letter you !rive written to me this day, I have only one thing to tell
you, winch is, that there is no feeling of my heart towards you
which has nut its source in my paternal attachment. Under this in-
thence, I forget your involuntary errors, to remember only the im-
portant service rendered by you I ist year to the throne and the nation.
" I grant you the permission you ask, to travel for some time in
Europe, well persuaded that your conduct will be such as to merit
my approbation.
" Given on board the Windsor Castle, in the Tagus, the 12th of
May. " THE KING."

TIIE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1824.
THE FUNDS.
STOCK F,Xeli t.; E, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Consols opened this morning at 95i for the Account, at which
price they remain -vitbout any fluctuation, but there is scarcely
any business doing.

FOREIGN FUNDS.
The chief business this morning in the Foreign Market was in
Colombian an.l S:nch;, which have improved.
Curren: Prices: New Spanish 15, Old 9.0 A to t, Chilian 734 to
74, Ilit.,cian 95i 4, hlexican Scrip CA dis. Anqrian 954;, French
16k, Colombian Scrip CA disc. Greek 10 to 9 dis. New Prussian
991 1, Old 95% to t, Alliance Shares 111 to 14, Portuguese 91i,
Ir;111 Shares I di=r. to par, Palaclium par to t, Equitable tto 1.

PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 233%-3 per Cent. Reduced 941/k 3/8
2, per Cent. Cons. shut--31 per Cents. 1011/8 101
4. per Cents. Old 1003/;.-4 Fer Cts. Neb.. 107% 6/8 5
4 er Cents. Assented 100% 101
Bank Lg. Anns. 22%—India Bonds 70 73
);,:chequer Bills (ELMO) 30 34 29
Ditto Small 31 34—Do. (#:500) 31 33
Consols tar Acct. 951/2 3/8.

By the Magnet packet, who,e arrival at Falmouth
we announced in the STAR of yesterday, we have ititel-
lience from Lisbon to the 18th ult. which will be.
found in a preceding column. It will be seen that the
events which recently agitated the capital of Portugal
have terminated favourably. The KING returned to
his palace on the evening of the 14th ult. amidst sa-
lutes of artillery, and shouts from the populace of
" Live the KING alone." Prince Mtnurt, who has so
very properly been taught to

" - understand
A father's frown, and kiss his chasining hand,"
has obtained a ready leave to quit Portugal, on a visit
to other parts of Europe, and has assumed the travel-
ling name of the Duke de BEJA. The KING has ac-
knowledged and rewarded the services of the Diplo-
matic Body with honorary and substantial marks of
favour ; nor was the crew of the WINDSOR CASTLE for-
gotten on this occasion.

The KING, on landing, is said to have directed his
Ministers to lay before him different projects for
creating free ports—a "privilege which it his intention
to bestow on the city of Lisbon.
The QUEEN is understooi to have remained at Queluz,
one of the Royal palaces, about two leagues from Lis-
bon, on the 15th, and to have pleaded illness as an ex-
cuse for her delay in obeying the KING'S order for her
retirement to a greater distance from the capital.

Brazil Papers to the 19th of March reached us this
morning. The Diario do Governo of Rio de Janeiro
contains two Decrees, the first ordering an investiga-
tion into the charges against several persons who had
been arrested for circulating incendiary papers, calcu-
lated to excite a doubt of the Constitutional :,entiments
of the EXUROR. The second Decrce, after sti:ting

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that the Constitution had been un►versallp apprevo,
orders it to be sworn to on the 25th of March. "I'%o
following are'extracts:

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as of incendiary proelan..ti,)4l-, eating
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disturb public order and tral. The
liberal system and govrrnin:l:4: room
appeal
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accused of such atrocimi- czinas crated'
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law, into the investigation of Ti
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important task, an,l a Sucre- of Cf.
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rid summarily, accorti.ng Prine
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Chambers of the Empire, that att.:nt
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that the plan of a Constiruticu
I unanimously crproved with th vtly
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stly entreating Inv to swear to :vary,
as the Co.:mita:lm of the Ent- t ion.
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