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Police behind it, In a short time the inten-
dant alightcd, desiring the chaise to stop
where it was, as he should Immediately re-
ouire it In a short time the countess Sub
serria, (Pamplona) and her daughter, the
count and his son-in-law left the company /;
and their family carriage having arrived,
the ladies were handed into it by the lnten-
dant of Police while the count himself and
his son-in-law, entered one of the chaises OF
tbe roval household, which was in waiting
for him. In the mean time the French minis
ter. M. HYDE dc Neuville, likewise descend
ed. and having entered his carriage, desired
his coach man to follow in the track OF Pam
ulona's chaise. The greatest part of the
company had dispersed by midnight.


At break of day, the public surprise was
excited by Il report that the great square of
Lisbon was flied with troops, that the Infant
Don Miguel was at their head that i'll the
night an attempt mad been made to assasinate
the king that many persons were implicated d
in the plot formed for that purpose, and that
Pumplona, count de Parato, Count Nillal1or,
and other distinguished persons who enjoyed
the ROY al confidence and had been declared
parrizans OF the Court, had been apprchend-
ed as conspIrators. Early in the morning
the Infant Don Miguel had arrived by the
places Of the Regency he called council
Of war--he despatched patroles to different
parts of the city to apprchcnd number o.
suspected persons and Immediately appoint
cd a new minister Of police who paradet
the streets, followed by two gendarmcs, ant
barred all approach to the Royal Palace
except TO such as We're provided with paslpor
from the Prince. The French Ambassador, a
some accounts say, but others give that dstinc
ton to Lord Bcrestort, was The first TO dispute
this order Of the Infant, and to insist Oh beinl
permitted to see his Majesty.