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change in his affairs-DuiIy Advertiser.


Another account states the total loss OF the
Don Migueltes in this disastrous engagement
at about 1000 men.


BY an arrival at this port, accounts have
been receiaed from London and Havre to the
Goth ofAugust The only news of much IN
terest, is the reported capture ofConstantlno-
pie by the Russians. We have no particulars:
We merely know that bulletin WIS lssneo
from the London Exchange on the 2Gth OF Au-
gust, stating that the Russians had entered
Constantinople /; and that the same intelligence
was received at Paris on the 25th.


Seizure of american Vessels by the Portn,


guese-From Captain Russell, who arrived


here this morning (Tuesday) in the brig Sicily,


we learn that the schooner Cleaner, Ihayer,


of and from Portland, was cut out of Angra,


by boats from Don Migueps squadron, and


carried into st. Michaels. After discharglng


her cargo, she was ordered to Lisbon Tor trial.


The soldiers plundered the crew OF all thelr


clothing. They came home passengers IN the


Sicily, the captain and mate remaining WIN


their vessel. Captain r. himself, In the Ga


latea, of and from New-Bedlord, bouud on


whaling voyage, was boarded July 4th, by
brig of Don Migueps squadron, and alter
/ wards boarded and taken by one oil his 1rl-
GATES, ana taken TO u. N1ICLdCl D IN ~NA
: 90 was taken out, and the second mate ana
eleven men were thrown into prison. Tn the
s6th, the captain second mate, and an English is
captain and men were going on board OF the
l Galatea with his papers to proceed on his voy-
age, but when they got near the ship the s SOL Oh
S diers hailed him to keep off, and while they
i were Vino on their oars, the soldiers fired
e three shots at them, one of which went through
+ the boat, one through the English captain 8
: thigh, and one through the second mate ieot;
n Captain II. then went ashore, and abanooneo
d his ship On the 9th the Portuguese took
J charge of her, and on the 29th sailed for LIS


bon with dispatches. They put the crew;
e twelve in number into prison, where they still
d remained when Captain Russell sailed. The
: American Consul had demanded them, bu
D. Don MiguePs officers would not give them up
d Thev were to be sent to Lisbon to be tried
'i The British brig Briton, and British schooner
"a Vino, were taken by the squadron. and ordered
Is to Lisbon.