Star.
London, England, 1828-05-07 00:00:00

APRIL 26.-OFFICIAL.

" Having received the representation addressed to
me this day by the Senate of Lisbon, as the representa-
tive of the noble and always loyal city, I am pleased to
answer, that by my own dignity, and the honour of the
Portuguese nation, requiring that matters so important
as those which are the seject of the said representa-
tion should be treated by the legal means which ate
established by the fundamental 1.1%. s of the monarchy ;
and in the tumultuous manner which unfortun4tely took
place in the year 1820. I am certain that the Senate
and the honourable inhabitanti of this city will give to
the world and to posterity, another example of their
fidelity, by quietly waiting in their houses for the further
measures' which it belongs to ore alone to order."
" Palace of Ajuda,' April 25, 1828."

• (With the Ruial Signature)
—Omer. a Realitub;.ico:
The Pale tig2tfie, conkiiins an Order of the Infante
Assent, in.the nati3e of King, appqintipg the Councillor
'Francisco Vieiia to the ofEce or. Administrator
Gimlet of Great Customhouse at Lisbon.

Dated Palace of•Ajuds, .19th Af.til, with the signature of his
Highness the Infante Regent. .
—Lithese.Gassttfes 'Mk April ilicluaise.

EXTIIACTO4:I4TTER FROM LISSON, TO A COMMERCIAL
HIOUSE IN THE CITY.
•
LISBON, Arai. 26.
- • .
It being the Queen's birth.day.yesterday,•which, I aw
happy to inform you. wentaaff snore.quietly than eras
expected, although a slight attempt was made to place
'Don Miguel on the Throne as absolute Xing, a pro-
cession took place, but their numbers were insignificant
I do not believe it comitted of more than 80 to 100 of
the rabble. He was escorted by some cavalry, and the
shops were all closed. The plan failed, for want of the
exertions of the public as well as the military. Don
Miguel well knew what was going forward.
The German Papers, Received this morning," contain
..a uanslation of some of the offensive passages, as they
"apply to Ruida, of the Hatti • Scheriff issued by the
l'onit in Deeembeelast. We subjoin the article, with
.the Writer's swaths, thereon 3,
I • AUGSBURG, Arm. 29.
•
We hate tecei'' ved from Constantinople the original of
the Hatti'Scheriff of December 20, 1827, as it was ad-
dressed from the 'Office of the Vizier, on the Ist of
Djemasial the )ear 1243 t f the Hegira, to all
the Pachas and Governors of the Empire, and to the
Ayans assembled at Constamini,ple, and delivered to
them in the Turkish language.
To complete tie documents relative to the history of
our times, and likewise on account of its importance,
we shall give a faithful translation of it; for the present
we content ourselves with laying before our readers the
introduction, and the passages relating to the Treaty of
Atteimennt of this tetnatkable document, the authenti-
'city of which has been disputed in various quarters.
Thu, introduction commences thus—
If • To those who have understanding and• judgment
it is well known. that as, the professors of. Islamism are
by as' up e enemies in their souls to the infidels, so the
Meows are enemies to the professors of Islamism, and
the. Russian Court in particular is the chief enemy of
the professors of Islamis.ii and of tl-e Sublime Porte."
The second passage, in which Russia is accused of
having seduced the English and the French, runs thus—
" As the Russians besides are wholly 'and solely the
cause that the other Franks have fallen into the same
prcensioni, have .afforded in word and deed manifold
assistance to the scoundr elsir he Greek'), have prolonged
the mischief, and by the Lase intrigues of the Russians,
the English. and French have joined their voice with
them," &c.
The third passage, relative to the treaty of Aker.
mann, is as Billows:
" Though it is well understood from the beginning
what was the object of the Franks, and that in the end
could not be answered otherwke than hi the sabre, yet,
not to disturb the tranquillity, of the Mahomedan people,
and merely to give time for vrarl.ke preparations, all
possible pains were taken to do away, in several con-
(cramps, with' the above dematid, by answers which
might serve to deceive and satisfy the adversaries in
respect to this disgrace and injury which threatened the
Sublime Porte and the Mahomedan people. Aid though
the vain .demands of indemnity, 'and. the question of
Servia, which were brought for ward at Akei-msnn last'
year, were by no me:4ls.things which could be agreed
to; yet, compelled by the urgency of the case, they
were accepted so far as an understanding that an ar-
rangement_ should be made respecting them," &c.
These passages appear to us to be the most important
of the Hatti Scheid, of which we are assured there are
no other versions in the Turkish language, though there
are various translations by the Dragomans of the several
Legations.—Afgerneine Zeilung, April 30.
The Algemesne &igen% gives also the Tut kish text of
the above pauages.

The KING held a Privy Council this afternoon, at
St. James's.
Letters have been received from Rio de Janeiro of
the Ist March ; they do not bring any account of pros..
pects of peace. Sugars are high, and the ExchingeS*
Accounts have been received from Babia of the 13kff

of Maras ; disturbances amongst the Blacks had taken
place.
His blaJarry will give a Ball on the 15th iostant,at
his Palace in St. James s, to the. juvenile branches of the Nobility
and 011gul-
The Duke of CUMBERLAND, accompanied by his son.
Prince Groans, •i.ited the Rom yesterday.
The Princess Aucusr-rs took in airing yesterday
morning in her carriage in Hyde-park, for the first time since the
commencement of her recent indisposition. Her Royal Highness
received • igt 3, yesterday from the Duke and Duchess ol Cmaivcs,
and the Duchess of Ounces:mt.