FROM THE LONDON MORNING CHRONICLE.
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PORTUGAL.-It is evident to every one,
that the late reaction at Lisbon was arranged by
the queen and her party, in direct opposition TO
the king, whom the former would gladly set
aside, agreeably to an old project. in order that
the queen may he placed at the head OF regen-
Icy, under the influence of France. The soldiers
lare ashamed of the part they have played, and
Iarc continually exposed 10 the scorn OF the peo
pie. They are besides, in the most perfect state
lof nsuhordination. The last letters received
lirom Lisbon mention, that the 4th and Eth regi
lnents had actually come to blows, and that among
Them four men were killed, and 35 wounded


Numbers of persons are hocking towards Gal
Ica, where il is intended to form Portuguese


constitutional army, under an experienced lead


Ter, and the defeat of the French before Corunna


Twill give new life to the plan.


/ The Greeks have received with the creates


satisfaction the declaration of Mr. CANNING, tha'


orlers had been sent to the British ships OF wal
in Greece to respect those ports actually IN pioek


ade by the Greeks, and it is 10 be regretted Una
these orders had not been sooner given. Inc
Greeks assert that Patras and the few seaport'
NOW in possession of the Turks would have peer


starved out long ere this, if the British and Aus
|tran ships had not, under protection OF then
navy, carried in supplies OF provisions.
l We give the following extract of letter Jus


las we have received it, and can only hope, as W.
do most terven.ly, that the statement it contain
may prove correct;
q WALmEn July 80.
I Ofcourse you have heard that a south sea wha


er passed through on Monday evening from Val
Iparaso, with the news that Captain Parry ha


succeeded in finding passage to the Pacific, AM
: Twas then all we'll.