Star.
London, England, 1827-08-28 00:00:00

LISBON, AUGUST 8.

Awful* having formally expressed to nor Govern-
ment the intention to place Don Miguel at the head of
the Regency, the Ministers and Punctionaries met seve-
ral times to consider what it would be pioper to do.
We learn to-day that the project of the Cabinet of
Vienna has received their approbation. It has been
decided that that Prince should have the right to claim
the reins of Government when he has attained his 25th
year.

(The Gazette de France, dated Sunday., August 26,
repeats the above article from ti.eMonikur, but has
otherwise no new::)

NRON TRI JOURNAL DRS DREAM
PARIS, Am. 24.
The ci•detnnt King of Sweden, Colonel Gustayson,
who has declared that he does not wish to live except
under the dominion of the Sultan of Constantinople,
has at length received his passports for Turkey, bath
from Austria and the Porte. He has not, however,
yet quitted his residence, where he lives in a state of
extreme seclusion, because he wishes to travel by the
way of Vienna and Semlin, whilst his Austrian pass.
port prescribes the route of Trieste.

PROM TR Z CONSTITUTIONNZU
PARIS, Avant 14.
The mortal remains of Al. Manuel were this day.de-
posited in the cernetry de l'Est. The hearse left Mai-
sons at eight o'clock in the morning, and arrived at
noon at the barrier de: Martyns, where it was met by
the friends of the deceased. A great number of persons
on foot and a great number of private carriages, mingled
with mourning carriages, were waiting at the spot.
The young people present wished to remove the corpse
from the hearse and carry it on their shoulders, which
they did for a short time, under the idea that the late
Ordinance of the Police was only applicable within the
walls; but the civil authority having speedily convinced
them Was they' were in error, and the body could,• on
no pretest, be carried, they contended that the Ordi-
nance did not apply to prevent them from dragging
the hearse. The horses were unharnessed, and, for
about an hour and a half, they dragged it along with
the greatest order, and without the slightest accident
occurring to impede the progress of the procession.
But when they had arrived at the barrier of Belleville,
they found another hearse, with four horses, which had
been sent there by the Authorities; and a superior Offi-
cer of Gendarmes made them acquainted with a formal
order he had received, to cause the body to be placed
in this hearse. MM. Lafitte, Lafayette, and Schonen
pronounced discourses over the grave, which were heard
with the most profound attention.

VIENNA, Amon 14.
The last letters from Constantinople, dated July 26,
bring no intelligence of importance. The organization
and instruction of new troops continues uninterrup-
tedly. The gun-boats belonging to the arsenal ma-
nesuvre three times a week before the summer residence
of the Sultan, and a complete reform of the artillery
corps is said to be in contemplation. A part of this
corps is already put in a new uniform, the principal
ornament of which is a cap of the shape of a melon.
Of the barracks which were ordered to be built last
year, two are finished—the great barrack of Saud-
pacha, and the little one for cavalry on the heights of
Dolmagdsche. The building of those at Ramis•pacha,
Scutari, and Itchengelkoj, is going on with great acti-
vity. A new barrack is also being erected in the inte-
rior of the Seraglio. It is destined for the Bostangis,
and is to be finished before the Sultan returns to his
winter palace.