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London, England, 1828-12-15 00:00:00

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in that city bave proceeded M a tumultuous and arbitrary Maoism
without.. competent atithorhy, to arrest several persons, and have
even gone so far as to include in these proceedings the Vice Con
sul of the city of llamburgh, it is his Majesty's pleasure that
you shall immediately release sU those pets )ns so arrested, who
are not legally :meow& and especially the said Vice Consul ;
making inquiry conformably to the laws respecting those proceed-
ings, which cannot but be considered as criminal.
" LUIZ DR PAULA FURTADO DR CASTRO DO

RIO DE MENDOZA.
" To the Jo's tie Fora, of the city of Setaial:

" Palace of Queluz, December 5, 1826."
The Grazdle contains also a letter from the 'Minister of Justice
respecting a person of the name of Joho O'Brien, who was arrested
on the 11th of Oct. for blasphemous expressions against the Ca-
tholic religion and against his Majesty. As it appear that the
Judge of the quarter, Senhor F. B. Teixeira Neto de Mello e
Vasconcellos, contrary to hi. Majesty's expires ot&rs. by which
all subjects of his Britannic Majesty who are or should be after.
wards arrested, should be delivered to their lige amervatorsi• had
kept O'Brien in prison from the 13th of October to the 29th of
November, and suet: formal disobedience to his Majesty's orders
being highly culpable, particularly in an affair of this delicate na-
ture, relative to the observance of Treaties with a foreign nation
in strict alliance and friendship with Portugal, his Majesty is pleased
to order that the said F. B. Teixeira Neto shall be suspended from
his office and proceeded apinst for this conduct.
Palace of Qoelux, Dec. 5, signed as the preceding, Luiz de
Paula Furtado ; addressed to Joao de Dlattos e Vasconcellos Bar.
boza de blegalhaes.
To this lean are annexed the circulars issued respecting the
privileges of British subjects, and the various documents relative
to the arrest 'of O'Brien.
The Gazelle of the 2d contains the 13th article of the Treaty of
peace between England and Portugal in 1654, on which the pri-
vileges of the British subjects arounded.—Lisbort Gazelle, Dec. 7.
We have received the Algenteine &dung and Frank-
fort Papers, each to the 9th inst. Neither of these
Paper s, nor the Prussian State Gazetle,which they quote.
contain any news orn the theatre of war. The Austrian
Observer c'f the 7th inq. is also withont news.
VIIINNA, Dec. s.—Metalliques, 95 5-16; Bank Shares, 1,092.

BY THE FRENCH 11S11. THIS MORNING.
TOULON, DlCClallit 8.
=TRACT OF A LITTAIL FROM IN, MTH!) NOVEMBIS 16.

Our military campaign is at present terminated, as all the strong
places have submitted to us. General Maisos is still at Modon.
The 16:11 Regt. of the Line is in garrison at I'atras; all the rest of
the army are mostly encamped round Navarin, where barracks
have been erected to protect them from the weather. We are not
in want of provisions, having received great quantities from
Toulon and Illaseilles. The approach of winter contributes much
to kuen the number of sick.

crrY, TwiLve o'cLocx.

The Consol market opened this. mornirg at 87b for the Ac.
count, and at present may be quoted at 871 to with little or
nothing doing.
The sailing of the Pallas frigate, with secret orders, had caused
great conjectures smog our City politicians.
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
The last letters from Rio Janeirti positively state, that Don
Primo refused Lord STRANGFORD a private, audience, but had
granted him a public one en the 21:41 of October.
We are also informed that the Marquis Patasar.ta has written
some very spirited letters to the Duke of Wituarteron, in regard
to sending the Portuguese refugees back to the Brazils, which, has
ended in a determination, on the parf,of his Grace, not to suffer
them to Lnd at any Portuguese port, by which it is concluded
that the l'allas frigate, which has sailed from Plymouth, with
sealed orders, is to watch these refugees, after having first touched
at the Tagus. The above Is the report of the day.
No Express having as yet arrived from Paris, the Consol market
his remained steady at 871 to.i for the Account, without any spe-
culation of consequence.,