The Sun. — 1832-03-09 (London, England)

LISBON , FEB 22.-The memorahappy day o Lion of the public, who are concerned with the above island, 4 The Assizes commenced here to-day, take place. you have lent to the Government. It is to you that chiefly be- Feb. will always be gratefully commemorated by th Portugueselc ive an extract of the latest official accounts publishedthere. Letters from Madrid state, that Ferdinand eon persists in the longs the glory of the present peace •to you and this long and nation. It is now four years since Portugal saw the iappy a - g About half-past twelve o'clock their Lordships (Baronscomplishment of its dearest hopes by the auspicious return of the (From the Jamaica Courant of the 16th of January.) intention of sending his troops into Portugal. A curious mice- memorable Session is due the Honour having caused the revor of VAUGHAN and OtAtNey) entered the Court and took their seats. dote is current on this subject. Ferdinand latelytold his Foreign lution of July to triumph. magnanimous King, on whose august presence the most impor- Despatches were received last evening from Major-Genera 'Though the Calendar is heavier than usual, there is no case of Minister, ths Conde de Alcuslia-" When the Eritish Ambaeia. eAt home we are free from reactions, free from disturbances taut i •of this kingdom, its independence, and its honour, Cotton, dated Garland Grove, near Latium, stating his Navin interests • importance upon it but that of the late gaoler, who is dor and the charge d'Affaires inquire of you where the Spanish --abroad, free from war, free from concessions-your task was a essentially depend. from a ride round returned various properties, where he was ii troops arc going, tell them to Ancona.'' great one-nobly have you fulfilled it" On the occasion of this happy anniversary, his Majesty was formed that the slaves had either remained or had come in withi charged with murder.ions of the last few days, in Thus it is th it Ferdinand declares his meaning of " inter- FREXcH FuNDs, p„,s, Mm 7.-nee tee. Cents., get 75c. pleased to receive at the palace of Quelue the congratulations There being no civil causes entered, both Judges sat for the vention." 95f. esec. Tea goa 70c. go, goe, gee. eee. see. ga-a. go,. 961':95f. gsa. , the Foreign Ministers at this • Court, and of agreat concourse of slaves were partially working on all the properties except c had the honour Windsor Mount. disposing of criminal eases. It is thought that this Session will be soon over, and that the Four per Cents., 80e 79f. 80c. 80e; Three per Cents., 67f. 80c, the kiss distinguished persons of all classes, who A few minutes before the rising of the Court the Grand Jury Chambers will meet soon again. The Minister of Finance 67f. 73c. 70c. 65e. 6ne. 65c. 75c. era. eec. eac. eke. eec. ; Bank Stock, ofi,etrirg his Majesty h . Sir Willoughby Cotton addressed them in a kind manner; an was cel bra'tsedaon•lith the greatest rejoicing, and the city it is to be hoped, with some effete, as they promised him on eve returned a true Bill against Henry Russell, the late gaoler of b-ought forward yesterday a motion to have a provisional vote for 1,630; Rente de Naples, 78f. 75c. 80c. 85c. 80c. 90c. ; Royal Spanish v was splenaydidly illueminai ed in theevening. t ' property, that they would go to heir work, as usual, at Winds the next three months of the taxes, as the Chambers have Loan, 76 76ta tS, ; Rente Perpetuelle d'Espagne, 534 %44 ea Huntingdon, for being accessary to the death of Sarah Wo s-