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London, England, 1828-06-20 00:00:00

ti)lnetifille with wh •t it establishee. We, ca
the aoatiarj, think such a ct4arse both candid and eau.
Airmail and we doubt not that Mr. FITteltiALD and Mr.
COMITSNAT will, before next &pion, finish their in-
quiry with as thorough a conviction of the wisdom of
the present polity as Mr. Humussos himself.

The arrivals of most importance this morning are this
df the two Lisbon Mails. which have been so anxiously
expected by the public. They bring intelligence from
that city to the 10th inst. and we are sorry to state,
that it is not of .a cheering description. Count VILLA
!UAL, Connt•C%U the •Marquis of VALIINCIA, and
several other persons of distinction, all Constitutionalis -
'have taken flight, and have arrived in this country; by
which it is to be infer's), Opt Don MIGUIII:S party is too
strong for the Oporto Government. The following are
extracts from private correspondence. received by the
Mail :

LISBON, Juan 3.
" This capital is in a state of the greatest alarm and .
distress. friundseds of all ranks are daily throws into
dungeons, and as there are not enough of gaols on
shore, prison ships are prepared to receive the victims of
tyranny. Sit Frederick Lamb has protested Against the '
usurpation of Don Miguel, but what. he and the other ,
foreign Ambassadors may have done has as yet produced
do eliect. It is said they are not to leave this city until" •
tie forMally'proclaims himself. King. It is impossible,
'to give you any news of she army from Oporto, fArther
than that we hear the main body is at Cs'imbra, and
the advanced guard at Pombal. The patiintic tram
are collecting there, in order to march on this city...
The Government formed at Oporto has followed the
army. . The force at Coimbra is said to he about 6,000
infantry of the line, 5.500 militia, 1,200 cavalry, and
25 pieces of cannon. The head quarters of Von
Miguel's advanced guard is at Leiri.., under the
command of the Apostolical General Norms. He
bas with him onlyi_2,soo troops of every kind ; but-
the Bth Regiment of Infantry, from Alentejo, a.
squadron •of the 3J, another of the Sth Cavalry,
and.the best part of the 20th Infantry, from Ab-
rantes, are on their Way to join him. Various other
iegiments and-militia corps, all-much divided in their
political sentiments, ate taking the same directinn,.....
The whole of Algarve had declared for Don Pedro, bet
his fiends have been the victims of their moderation to
the treacherous General I f the Province and other
rebels, who now boast of having duped them. Major
Chateanauff, a brave and' patriotic officer of artillery,
f_ll a victim to a mob led on by Priests, with eruciher
in their hands. In leentejn, only the opulent city of
Deja has as yet family declared fir Dan Pedro. Its
inhabitants have formed a corps of 800' men, under the
command of the celebrated Goes, an enterprising Goer.
'ilia Chief in the Peninsular war."
"JUNE 9.—A1l business is at a stand, and money has
become extremely scarce. There is scarcely a family
of any rank who has not at least one of its members a
victim. This 'morning a British brig of war, the
tomtit, arrived from Oporto, from which it sailed
without respecting Don Miguel's absolute and absurd
blockade. It has brought letters and papers from the
English metehants there to their friends and correspon-
dents in this city. AR was silent and tranquil in that
eitf; Ind, as the best proof of the state of affairs, the
Government paper money, which in Lisbon is. at 25
discount, is, stated to be there at 23 discount, being a
difference of two per cenciti favour cf the Constitution.
sh• Britomart, made light of the blockade, and bat
arrived in spite t f Don Miguel's orders ; and as it wete
to thwart bint mote, notice has been tint up at 'Change
thiet'she will to-morrow morning take another mail it
Oporto. •
" The Brazilian Consul-General' here has protested
against the proceedings of Don Miguel. His protest
is dated the 6th inst. Since then it has been reported
'that Don Miguel would go to the army, but he does
ter t choose to move. His I riends said he was to go to-.
day ; now we are told.he is to set out on the 12th.".
Extract of anot ler letter, dated June 9 Rego
ing the events of the North, we are almost in the same.
ignorance as when we last wrote you ; it is generally
reported that the Oporto Army ha advanced, and the
woopswhich marched from bere•bad joined them. TM
e.of the force in our capital will
go this week, and
it is said Doa Miguel with-them.- Ibe result appears
Ko tit very. doubtful ; his presence will have remise
'fitiencea and. during ~ his absence the Queen is 4s
liege t." ,

' FROM TIM :LISBON mots.
LISBON, KAY 119.
:" The Gazette contains an article, not official, *pink
the revolutionary spirit that has manifested it at
Oporto.
11 MAT 30.—A decree, signed by the Infante Regent,
.appoints Major General Aliaro Xavier da da Formica
Coitinho a Pavas to be General in Chief of the vangint d
of the grand army which his Royal Highness commsnds.
•• " Anna B.—His Highness the Infante Regent being
informed by the Senate .of the city of Setubal that a
great number of persons have offered to take arms in
his defence and that of the country, has been pleased
to order the formation of a battalion of 292 men, equir
ped at their own expense. .
" An order iuued by the Intendant-General of Pm
lice, commands all persons having arms in their Fele
session, to deliver at his office, or to the Minister of he.
quarter, in the space of three days, a declaration is
writing, and, signed by him, specifying his residence,
and what are the arms which •be possesses, on pain of
being declared rebels and traitors to his Royal Highness
and to the State. This order extends to all arms of evert_
description which merchants have for the purposes of
trades and they are also to declare where they are dr

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Pouted. •
" 40.11 i S-1.--Notices from the Department of Justice
annopnce that h . Royal Highness will pardon the
soldiers who, having be• n misled by their officers to
'rebel against the legitimate Government of hi. RoyA
Highness, arc des.rous jnu•i+`g the faithful nor").