Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-06

about 1000 troops, and retreating to the
north. The towns people on the follow
ing morning (,he 24th) finding their OPP
pressors gone, with one consent hoisted
the standard of Donna Maria, and pro-
claimed her Majesty in due form, with
every appearance Of enthusiasm. Their
first step was to open the prisons and
libcrate the numerous victims ofMiguels
tyranny. About the same time the CO.
lours Of Villa Flor's army appeared on
the opposite heights, and amidst salutes
and rejoicings, he issued a proclamation
in the name of the Queen.
"On the 25th, when the letters were
despatched, Lisbon was perfectly tran
quill again, and but few excuses had been
committed, considering the excitement
which must naturally have attended such
crisis, and the wrongs to which so ma
ny of the inhabitants had been so long
subjected. Napier's feet, with the Duke
Of Pamela on board, was then entering
the Tagus.
"The news ofthese events having reach
ed Oporto on the 26th, Don Pedro en-
barked that night from the Foz on board
steamer for Lisbon, leaving 10 Saldna-
ha the supreme command. both civil
and military. Up to the 9th Marshal
Bourmoet had not renewed his attack on
the town, and, as troops were observed
to be passing over to the south bank of
the Douro, it was supposed that he was
about to raise the seige.
Proclamation ofh Duke Of 7erceira.
LISBON July 24.-'Inhabitant of Lis
bon,--The division of the liberating ar
my, with the command Of which his I'm
perial Majesty the Duke of Braganza Re.
gent in the name ofthe Queen, was pleas
ed to intrust me with the sole view OF
|liberating you, has crossed the provinces
south Of the Tagus and con to the mar.
gin of this river, to cause the standard
Of the Queen and liberty to wave before
you. But this standard, under which
the loyal supporters of the throne and
the charter took shelter, amidst the per-
secutions Of exile and in combats, never
was the emblem of war and vengeance.
but that Of the peace, concord, and re-
Cancellation of the whole Portuguese fam
lily, and of clemency and pardon for the
deluded and unfortunate. Therefore, in
habitants of Lisbon, order, respect fol
the rights of each, the tranquility ant
peace of the capital, are what hope ane
exact from you. have taken, and shall
continue to take, measures for you to b
) regularly armed by re-establishing thu
same corps that were once the supper
. of the Queen and the charter: in them
and in others which shall immediatel.
, organize, you will have an opportunity o
l sharing the glory of restoring the nation
and of maintaining order and the tran
guilty of our hearths.
"Duke de TERcErRA.
: "Head quarters, Lisbon, July a."
: LONDON, AUGUST Getty, half pas
four, the city never was in such stat
= nf ax element. as at present. Govern
: ment has just issued notice for vessel
to act as tenders for three months certain
An order has just been posted atLloyd'
= for two transports to be got ready In
= medialcly, to convey troops Gt is sal
j. 3oco) TO Portugal, as it is supposed
le 1t is said that Sp ain has sent forces
d assist the Miguclite cause.
te Fl ousE OF COMMONS, 5th AUGUST.
l. Portugal.
he Mr.. O'Connell wished to know whet
a err. in consequence of the recent even
- which had taken place in the kingdo
ID of Portugal, it was the intention Of II
Majesty's government that Donna Mar
rs da Gloria should be recognized by tn
s. country as the legitimate sovereign
an Portugal?
m Lord Althorp said that the events
which the hon. and learned member all
ma ded undoubtedly proved that the peor
of Portugal were not SO much attach
;e, to the government of Don Miguel as II
MS been supposed; but as to the question
NJ had asked, he Lord Althorp hoped I'll
he the hon. and learned member would 5
is" the expediency Of postponing it.
SIS. Sir. r. Peel said that he also had
ty, inquiry to make as to another branch
MS, the foreign policy Of the country.
ed, wished to be informed as to the prese
ce. state OF the discussion between the U
all ted States and the North American co
IN MES, which had been referred to
,ed King of the Netherlands.
ct. Lord Althorp said that twas mat
not yet decided, and the inquiry OF
re- risi,. h-~- ha ranet had been SO unexp
Ugh ted that he was uDprepared to giy'
ar specific answer.
IN. PARIS, Aug 3.-The following appear
OF the Journal de Frankfort, which we rec,
req ed to day by express:-
en- 1t is with deep indignation that we lie
| he by letters from the Russian Frontiers,
the another attempt at assassination has b
lom made on the person of the Emp,
egi- Nicholas, which happily was discovere
cut short time before the day appointed for
the execution.
mia, We received at the same time a lie
war from Wisbaden. of the date of the 30th Of
/ ly, which contains the following particula
y Some strangers, who have recently ar