Solano at Setubal 135 His schemes for the improvement of society 136 Emigration from Lisbon 138 Falsehoods respecting England 140 Report of the French Minister, M. Champagny, concerning Portugal 141 Second report, indicating intentions against Spain 144 Conscription for 1809 required 145 Threats against England 146 The royal arms of Portugal broken 147 Junot declares that the Portugueze Government is dissolved 148 Junot appointed Governor for the Emperor Napoleon 149 Council of Government formed 150 War-contribution extraordinary 152 Godoy recalls the Spanish troops from Portugal 156 Part of them detained by the French 156 The whole of Portugal under command of the French 157 The flower of the Portugueze army marched into France 157 Discontent of the people 158 Executions at Caldas 159 Conduct of the French Generals 163 State of Lisbon 166 Increase of the Sebastianists 169 Edicts to prevent emigration 174 Special criminal tribunal 176 Measures of police 177 Deputation of Portugueze to Bayonne 179 Letter from the Deputation 180 Junot made Duke of Abrantes 181 He hopes to be made King of Portugal 182 The Juiz do Povo proposes to ask for a King of Buonaparte’s family 183 Fate of the mover of this scheme 185 CHAPTER III. Affair of the Escurial 187 Ferdinand accused of plotting to dethrone his father, and attempting his mother’s life 187 Persons implicated in the charge 188 Ferdinand confesses himself faulty, and intreats forgiveness 189 This affair disgraceful to all parties 189 Not instigated by Buonaparte 190 His conduct 191