Lisbon Gazettes.
The Times, 1824-06-30T00:00:00

WAR-OFFICE, JUNE 11. By his Alajesty's command, 1. The Orders of the Day, No. 4l to 52, dated fronm the 30flh cf April to thIe 8th of M!ay this year, which ,were p-ablished during the time that this country was undcr an anarchical Government, are d- clared to be null and void, as illegal. 2. His !11ajesty has been pleaseid to permit, that itl the corps which awe to compose the expedition intendciccl tor the ultramarine dominiuns,' any soldiers who have received their discharge may be accepted whe thley voluntarilyoffesrtore-enterthe service, and have been fount, on examination, by the inspectors in the capital, or the Gene- rals in the provinces, to be prolperly qju,dified, atld not above 38 years of age. The thie of their foritter service is to be taken into ac- count. JIuNE 16. By a decree of the 6th of this tiioijil, the following officers are dism issed fromn his Majesty'sservice, asbeing included in the ex- ceptions mentioned in tie decree of the 5th instantt- Brigadier-Gcnerals Sebastian Drago Valente de Brito Cabreira Bernardo Correia de Castro e Sepulveda ; Francisco Antenio Freire (le Andrade Pego; Antonio Lobo Texeird de Ilarros; Antorio Jose Claudino de Oliveira Pimentel; Francisco Joaquint Carrety; Colonel Dorningos Astonio Gil ; the Colonel ot thie mnilitia regiment of 'Tondelli, Jos6 tle ;Millo e Abreo anti Captain Aurelio Jose de Atloraes. JuNE 1W. DECIIEE. Taking into my Royal consideration tile extreordipary events wlhichl, since the vea r ]StK, have placed soine of my ibujecis under the nece6sity of lollowing partits or opinions contr:ry to their na- tural sentimenats, it being to be presumed ti:at conlstrainti ao01e callns- ed theim to do acts, or to rollow opiuiions, which exposed theim to the pursuits of legal authority,and to the p ublic disapprobation; and de- siring to extenid to those iimy subjects implica'ed in such circusL- stances, tlte e.1ccts of ilty Royal moSderation anld paternal solicitude, I tihink fit, renewing tlie dispositions of mny Royal decree ot the 23id of February, 1821, da,ted at thc Court ot Rio de Janetro, t contirn; tEe aninesty then granted by mne on the following teems :- " All those nmay retum to this kingdom, and enjoy their rights as subjects of it, without distinction of Ci:S or sex, wio, on account of tclir condsuct andI opinions since the year 18U7 to tihe end of July, 11M21 (not liavitig been prosecuted atid sentenced), retnain absent for fear of beinig so, as well as those condemined to banishmient, as the termn were expiret. The asm;nsty granted to those condened to any pusniehiene for such causes, and whlose sentences liave not been executed, is cx- presslv confirmed; granting itein, notwithistandiig tite iapse ol time. the rijrht of arresting, by judicial means, the sentences which con- demned thens, by virtu c t tbie slpecial flavour which I aso pieased to grant bv this detree. " I arn ftirtber pleased to extend tte same favour to the widows, parents, descendatits, snd collaterals whhiti the fotbrth degree, ot those lersons who, for tbe san:e reasons, have swffered capital pu- nismtittert, that they inay notivithstanding . the ,ip-e ot time require the revisal of those sentences, to reinastate tile character and itenilory of their husbands or relations within tihe s;dil degree, as svell as to svcure claimis of third persons legally acqutired, upon tie prol;erty of any of those cotipreihensled in tl;is decree. aliatever mnay be the ii- lture oi thc said prolterty. 'IThe comipetenit authorities are enjoined to see to the execution of this dectre. (Signcd by llis WeJetty.) Patlace of Betinosta. Jutie a. 1821." LISBON (AZErTES. 1. [,!(V' lfS .,1f