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London, England, 1826-08-26 00:00:00

FttENCH PAPERS.

FROM THE ETOILL DATED THURSDAY, AUGUST 24.
• PARIS, Auouse 23.
Our readers will remark the care we take to put
them on their guard against the false reports spread by
the other Journals. Whatever be our opinions, we con•
eider truth as our first duly. We have taken care not
to t all the rumours from the frontiers of Spain
andVroartugal, respecting events at Lisbon. We are now
able to communicate to our readers some authentic
accounts from Pi rtugal.
The Minister at War, Saldanha, addressed, on the
b, a circular to all the corps of the army :
" Brave Portuguese' Soldiers," he says, " You who mode the
bransDr Bonoperrte gyms*, do not suffer yourselves to be misled
by the enemies of the new Constitution. Europe must not confound
you with 211 rebels of the 24th Regiment of Infantry, an equal
number of the 17th, and 80 horsemen of the 24 Regiment.
" Be convinced that the Princess Regent, who is responsible to
her august brother, Don Pedro IV. for the preservation of his
Itioldwa of Portugal. will know how to keep down time who
andseinosly refuse to recognise his Charter."
A Decree of the Regent abolishes for ever the 17th
and 24th 11 giir.eats of Foot, and the 2d of Horse, as a
punishment for their rebellion.
All the officers and soldiers Who took part in the
mutiny :ball be punished by the military law; a delay

of eight days is granted to thosr—vihn shall repent and
present themselves to the Governors or Commandets of
the-provinces of Alentejo, and qf 'Das os Moutes. Two
Regiments of Infantry, Nos. 25 and 26, and one Regi-
ment ( f Cavalry, N 0.13, shall be immediAtely organised.
The Regent has accepted-the resignation of Count de Purto
Santo, 'Minister of Foreign Main, and of DI. Correa de Lacerda,
Minister of the Interior. _

The title of the Regent will be henceforth; " Donna Libel's
Maria, Infanta, Regent of the Kingdoms of Portugal and Algarve,
and their dependencies, in the name of the King."
The Royal Decrees will run thus-14' I, the Infanta Regent, in
the name of the King, make known, &c."
Senhors Louis Mouzinho d'Albuquerque, Antonio
Rapozo, and Duaite Faits, are appointed to point out
place suitable for the Session of the Cortes. It one
building will not suffice, each Chamber may be placed
in a separate edifice, provided there is a saloon large
enough to contain them both when necessary.

Gen. Correa de Mello, Governor of Trasos Montes,
writes as follows from his head-quarters at Braganza,
the 2d of August. His Excellency entered that town
the day before, escorted by a squadron of the 6th Regi-
ment of Cavalry.
The deserters of the 24th Regiment of Foot are still
just within the frontiers of Spain, and are not permitted
to go farther. The General sends the Pi oclamition of
Viscount De Montelegre to excite the people to insur-
rection. He highly praises the conduct of the 12th
Regiment of Horse, and especially its 51,1 Jose De
Barrose Abreu.

Biigadier Jose de Mira, G )vernor of Chaves, and
commanding the 9th Regiment of Horse, writes that
tranquillity was restored in that town, notwithstanding
the attempts that have been made by citizens and coun-
try people to seduce the troops, even in tilt it barracks.
Viscount De Santa Martha warrants that tranquillity will not be
disturbed In Mlnbo.Where he command..
The Governor of the district of Oporto gives satisfactory accounts
dated the 4th of this month.

Viscount De Varsia sends to Porinho and Santo
Amato the 11th and 15th Regiments of Foot, to sup-
port General Mello. General C 4ula, Governor of Elva:,
answers for the tranquillity of the country, and praises
the 3d Regiment of Horse, commanded by tdatioel de
Sousa Rebello.

The Viscoent de Beire, Governor of Alentejo, writes
from Estremez, the 6th instant, that tranquillity is re-
turning in that part. The revoked officers and sc,ldiets
are at Valverde, and the cavalry will enter Olivei,c.t.
(These two places belong to Spain.)
The Marquis d'Angia, Military Governor in Algarve, writes,
that all is tranquil around him.
The Assembly of the Cones is tnnouneed for the 19th of Sep-
tember; but it is believed it will be deferred till the isith of pct.
Don Pedro's birth-day.

THE EVENING STAR.