Star.
London, England, 1828-06-21 00:00:00

" ORDER OF THE DAY.

" The Provisional Juntl, charged to insictrin the
legitimate authority of King Pedro IV. has seen with
the greatest satisfaction the rapidity with which the
corps of the army, by a spontaneous movement, ex-
cited by the most tried fidelity, have hastened to as•
seruble, for the purpose of casting down an usurpation
f which there is no example in the Portuguese His-
tory—of sustaining the national honour, ant avenging
the best of Kings. In the short space of fifteen days,
the following regiments have tendered their obedience
to the Provisional Junta, viz : the 3d, 6th, 9th, 10th,
11th, and 12th of cavalry; the 3d, 6th, 9th, 10th,
18th, 21st, and 23 d of infantry ; the 2d, 3d, 6tn, 7Ji, 9th,
10th, 11th, and 12th battalions of chasseurs; the 4t'i
regiment of artillery, and several militia corps. This
the Provisional Junta could not fail to expect, as t`le
proots of loyalty are still .recent which the army gave
in Col uche, Amarante, Prado, and Barca, at all times
enduring the greatest fatigues, and bravely shedding
their blood to defend the unalienable rights of our mag-
nanimous Sovereign. Filled with plessure, it therefore
becomes its duty, in the name of its said Augutt Mas-
ter, to praise the noble ardour which that said army
evinces in the just cause which its experienced valour
will cause to triumph.
" The Provisional Junta has well founded hopes that
the remainder of the army, although restrained, being
faithful to their oath, and, according to the example of
the heroic resolution held out, ,will come and throw
themselves into the arms of their comrades; and that
all being identified in patiiotic sentiments, will again
destroy the same faction which they did in 1827, by
driving to a foreign land a band of perjurers. Still,
should any of dare to oppose the heroic intentions
of the faithful army—should they date to, impede a
tratet nal feeling from uniting all, titelliovisionkOonta
confides that the valour of that same army will#alise
its majestic enterprise, by restoring the Throne to its
rightful King, ind liberty to their countrymen. Thus
will they cover themselves with gloty.
(Signed) "JOSE. BAPTISTA DE SILVA LOPEZ.
(Signed) " FERREIRA."
(EXTRACT OP A PRIVATR LITTER PROM OPORTO.)
OPORTO, Jura 2.
"The 15th Regiment of Infantry has declared for
Don Pedro, in Almeida, where it remains for the pre.
sent to guard the military stores. As they are consi-
derable, and as there are in the place arms for 8,000
men, the acquisition is important. The regiment is
800 strong. The Constitutionalists have been successful
in all the skirmishes in the north, and deserters from
Lisbon and the vicinity are hourly joining their ad-
vanced guard in the south, which is commanded by
Colonel Vasconcellor, formerly of the 16th. That regi-
tnent is opposed to him, but will join him to a certainty.
" The sailing of the Britomart will enable the Captain
of the Portuguese corvette to resume the blockade, .as
she mounts 22 short 24-pounders, and four long 11:-
pounders. The Cordelia only eight short 18-pounders,
and two long 9-pounders."

Accounts have been received from the Havannas,
to the 14th of May. They give no countenance to the
rumour in the American Papers, of an expedition pre-
paring agains: the Spanish Main. No preparations of
the kind were going 'on there, and only a single vessel
of war prepating for sea, a frigate, bound to Spain.