Foreign AMteNigcnce.

LISBON. Oct &
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LiobON, OCt.3.


The ships which left England with sealed or
lers, have, as was rightly conjectured, sachored
here. The reasons for our Government Assem-.
bling squadron in the Tagus must have bees
from friendly attachment to the good oil King
of Portugal and his family, who, from the violenc.
Of political parties, may sgsin need such y sue.
conr. The present Government are greatly NOR.
titled at the loss of the Brazils. Gen. Mat!eila
and Com. Perevin de Compos were put under ar.
rest, soon after their arrival from Bahia. It is al.
legged that the General ought not to have eyac.
ated the country. King John was invested about
a week since with the splendid decorations os
the order Of the Garter, and two or three day,
previously with the French Holy Order.


The French conducted theirs in very had taste.
whilst ours was accompanied with every appear.
anoc of state and soIemnity, which the caterer 10
the dignity of Kings, Sir George Neyler, could
suggest. On the arrival of the cortege in The
Kings presence, a neat and very appropriate
speech was made by our Ambassador, Sir G.
Thornton, tracing the history of the Order, and
the connexion which King Johns ancestors had
with its earliest installation, the exalted charac.
tiers who had been invested with it; and the hon.
Iour he was about TO confer, and to receive, BY
Its acceptance. The whole went off with ind,.
|scribable eclat. If the French government ia.
tended by their show to run race tor political
lascendency at this Court, with US. they have, It
lis believed, not succeeded. The King OF Portu
gal was seen the following day, with the Garter
tied round pair Of old trowsers.