Star.
London, England, 1828-06-04 00:00:00

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FROM TEIE LlShqs GAZETTE, MAN 28.
(Official Parr).
WA It DEP.t el r EN r, MAT 27.
DICRIT TO At runisnau TI Tme WIPN A PLAN •DDID

AT FOOT.

•• As a great nun 1) r of letsons have uffered to take
up arms to dunce of myself and of the c•+tinti y, end
wishing to gi‘e them a proof how much I al veciate
their refined loyalty anti zealous offers, I have b: en
pleased to ordain that a corps •46:Y2 tile.i be formed,
am ed and clothed at their expense, like C cadotes,.te
be called Royalist Volunteers, accotelittg to, the armed
plan, signeu• by Coin t Rio Pardo, the S.-cretary at
War; in which ctri s air person; may enlist whose
age does not exce.do.filty years, and mho have
strength 'to match wth the army, of which I am
going to take the command; and as, amongst those
who have offered, there ate 'are some alto, a n account
of their age and their employments, are pies enie4 troM
leavirg toe capital, I have iesolved that, in a. &Lion to
the aforesaid corps, !hire :hall be Another 'outset, tube
called • Cossipa. y of Royalist Town Vt,li.n eers, in
conformity to the annexed plan; likewise sitosed by
the atoresa d inter and Secretary at War. These
compan es shall be employed in atdmit a .d as ist rg the
police doting the absence of other troups a d as,
amongst the numbers at volunteers who have already
presented themselves, and as, I hope, will -income tor-
wane, there are many a hum it may suit eto to serve
in ti e line, I have meet ed that the Cowin. titters of the
elderent corps shall accept them ; and that as son as
the seasons lot this measure •niay cease, the said Corn-
maiteleis shall dismiss them until further aid. rs. Tue
C. mica of War is to cue this to be executed with all
necessatr speed

" Under Sign Manual of TIM INFANT REGENT.
Palace of our Lady of Ajuda.the 4tich 11. q.
•6 •Cne Count UR RIO PARDO."

PLAN OF THE CeltPS OF ROYALIST V• LUNTItL+HS.
'• This corps is' to be commanded bra Cotr.nel Ge-
neral, with lank of Mtreschal de C4tnpo. Listo be
divided into two brigades. The Commander of each
of these brigtioes is to h4ve the rank of a Brigadier of
Mi:itit. Each briAdde is to consist of two battalions,
and eeh battalion r,f conpanie4. Ihe C nunanders
of the battalions are to hate the rank of Colonels of
Militia."

OPO RTO, MAT 24.

Every Regiment, except the 12th, has joined oar
cause. This regiment is now. with General Gaspar
Teiv ira, the Gives nor of Tras-os-Moutes, whom our
late Governor jitiurd there three days since. These
Ultra-heroes are now at Liza, about five leagues from
Opoito, between Amarante and Guimarens, with the
12th Regiment and a few Cacadores of the 11th, and
the Yonce.—Troops from hence must he upon. them
this day. Vigue declared in favour of Don Pedro on
the 19th ; Coimbra on the 22d1 CoadeMa and Leila,
I believe, on the 21,t.
Advices announced to the Government that Chaves
and the Tras•os-Moates have Leclaied for Don Pedro.
Thee is no want of niiiiiey. •
The army is in favour of Don Pedro If things continue
in the present favourable state? the intpression appears
to be, that no terms will be entered into with on Mi-
guel—but that a new Regencey will be formed to wait
on Dots Pedro's commands.