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cd tO their apartments Co dress for dinner.- The aNiie Of roagua prrParrdy yfpr then ere Ihase inlmedsaiely aditi1ing iRe apart mrnls 0ecqpied b9 fhe Gufen herself. On dinnt z being annouhced, liie King. wilh the Qnsen of Portugal leaning OIi his arm. led the way Into the mag6iRcenI FDam, Ss. Ge6fge's FIail !; the Queen followed yc00ducting the Duchess Of Brsganza; and inc distinguished party which had been invited for the soeeasiOn, sat down 10 a most splendid banquet. .ghe Queen and the Duehess were placed immS- diairly next ia the King and Queen.

 BordeGnr, Sept. l8.-,I' Ire d0tbts which we expressed an the subject Uf ille reported cap in,. of Lisbon, aT the 7ih. have Been juslili- d by the event, accordipg tO our correspOn- dencr, and even according to sOme Paris Journals. BOurtnOnt attacked the capital of Portugal on the 5th, and was repulsed with sig"r. The 6th and 7th the armies were in sight Of each other. hut did moi fight; and if a new attack was attempted, it could enot have been before the 9th. Notwithstanding our wish that the cause Of Don Pedro ma because we believe it to he that nf liberty, we cannot participate in the opinion expressed yesterday by another paper in this Eciiy. which emphaticaiEy pronounced that the Miguelitss were completely destroyed.

 . Yefvess Sept: 6.-His Majesty Dnn Miguel, .has been at Mafra since the 3Oth ult. ai inc head of B, 1000 men, who occupy all the points around the capital ia sa cirrie of six leagues. The advance posts are within two leagues of Lisbon. In Alcaiej0, the Algarves Bsf,a, and other provinces of ihe Kingdom. g,crillas in favor of Don Miguel are increasing daily.

 Madrid. Sept. 9.--The state of the Kings health, whicheDgrosses public attention here. is decidedly less critical. The excessive heat of the weather had set in motion the bad hu- nors with which his system abounds, hut change in the temperature has enahieti his medical attendants to draw thosp' humors dnwnwards, and fix them insthe legs. By these means he is unable to1 walk hut all danger has been ayerte.i, at least for [ he pres. ent. Louis XVIII, who was afflicted with the same disorder, lived q icDg time in q like stafe.s

 According fo letter from Madrid. the eholeras is not confined to Hnelva. but has broken out at Seville. The news ifhyaid to have excited much alarm at the Palace. A board of health was immediately cnnvOked. and the King recommended to quit Madrid with his family and retire tu Saragossa or Barcelona.