Madeira.
* From the kamxpihire Tftkrdph.j-| . It appears by th blvTn 'c diiiile -r hav ee1" rof Mladeira, that whCx itciAigence rcach6 ttt atids ofthe 'atrpt rnade in Porugal by the Prince Don .1igucl,.tGbring aboiat a coUin. ter-revolution, a corx'espondlng feeling Wasi thedeby 'etclted*amnong a party tbere, but who were put downv by the. prompt conduct. of the 'Governor:_ , . Y . 2 .A iA-Eiatfj'MA'Y 26, 1824; "We arrived here last Mlonday, after a tddligjhtful-passKge of iline days from Spithead, without startiutg a sheet', ind as a drcunt.. %tance of some interest has occurredl here, I sh'all not hesitate in sending you the particulars. Upon. approaching the anchbrage; we were surprised at the batteries opening a f% hidut soon discovered it to be a salute; and naturally conduded it w as, in.cppnsequence -Of some festival or birth-day. - Upon anclaring, Ithe- Prattlie. M&ister boarded us, and we then Iarnt that the youngK Pritiee of PdHtugal had displayed symptoms of inautrectton, and gaVe an opportuniity to tbe disaft'ected here to make!a stir, bat vhileh, from .the firrm con- :duct of the Govemor, was soon que.lled. -i?termutstall centinued; and it was reported the troops, or pxrt of them;, viz,the 7th, a cgie- ment lately from Lisbon, intended to rise op 4lI9nday1 bus.at sima gined the appearance of a seli of wa' f6ra indmettput a stop to theie operations; bhtt this is9only conjectdre: be ItAtthaat' , 'two 'ftFw officers are thrown. into prison, and sane of the meahavebee. severely punished, The Governor (a rcl.ttioithe King of Portif- gal), quitea young man, L delighted at'ihetz.ueof the afEalt at Lis. bon, bat in which he is not so cordially3joined by the. church anti the head of the army as he might have expected n both the Dishop and the Coirntander in-.hief are-looked aporY with;b , ery- suspicious eye: nbr Isit expected'that hat ie 1vryet, bAt .whihhl entirely depend upon tlnc,m6'vez htii& in. copJc lwee ae in conseqUenc,e a ittke.UpOp.sle qtei t'MS> fstrvas"reviewvs; illuminations, and baUs, are kept up;'dcrnon-'ttAttVb ' of Atudeie:; at the t.ame-time a shar,blook;atie" 14t 'ittbe suspecttd 9uarter. A vast deal mot : has occurse.d.than 'itlU'aet-ihe. public- eye, and, without great caution Knd firuuee nhothet bplodson is idoked for. I was present at a baUllast night, given by the 4ove'r nor, where lmef all the .heads fp dapartineit, and had pointed out to me those characters who werel0ooked upon with an eye of st'spi. cion; nor was there much cereniony observ'd In doing so. TIhe di. play far exceed'ed in splendour what I had -an Idea o?." MiD EA- - 'R--