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the regency. Some epspicO1 of Ii'e designs Ofthis personaee is expressed in fhe English papers, owing to the despoc nRiure of hs government at OIorO and Terceua, and the omission of the words [" coRsiu- ;Ona charter" in the recognition of Donna Maria al Lisbon. For this last aGi, however he could hardly be considered respansbe. n Is said. tnrther that an article 0f tIse Portuguese COnsIlutona Charter, Don Pedro is excluded from the office of regent.

 The place of DOn MigUel's retreat s not yet nsccr- taiAed. It is said that, Teeeving the intelligence of the overthrow Of bis forces, he join Don Carlos with the view O accompanying him into Italy Donna Maria was abouftO depart from Paris on her Portugal.

 Parliament was to he proEogued on the first ofSept For great many years past there has not been sO bundant harvest as at present.

 Preparations were making at Paris for the depari- ure of Donna Maria for Portugal. It known certainly where Miguel wass or where he would take refuge Tine last report have of him is, that dur ing the battle before Oporto, End the attack Lisbon he ai house the road from Lisbon to OporiO, with mistress and two Spanish Priests, and that receiving ofIhe complete overthrow of his parry, he for Coimbra, with intention to join the Spanish Prince Don Carlos, and sail with him in the vessel sent by the Spanish Government te convey e exiIed Prince to Italy.