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./ • 44.- , .40 : ‘C O A,t \ •.,, ' . 1 • . 40116. s t. ' f .. 4 , , A.Z . • ~ - • ~t..,.. . c. , e - 0 . •.. . 4* / - t hrl \ • • Cs:gOl' Ai lL \• T . ' ; S 41 '.‘• (I\tlip.' ,' '4 in t ... I ? Pr k tili . ,_,'' • 1 . I Yosr-e _ .v, 4- • \ . i , • , 4 4 or , 024-s•t-‘ 4 4. , 5. ~ ':. t• 4 etAaja,;., -- - , 1• .CVAIBER 12,939.] fICTUALLIYG-OFFICE, Aquae 15, 1838 TAB COMMISSIONERS fo• FICtUALLING. his 111.i1ESTTS NAVY, tic. do hereby give naive, That on TUESDAY, the 26th Instant, they , ;iil be ready to re 'cei•e Tenders in writing (sealed up). and treat f,r Two Thousand Five Hundred Sacks of BISCUIT MEAL, Five Hundred Sacks of FLOUR, Four Hundred Quarters of PALE MALT, Two Hundred Quarters of AMBER MALT, and Twenty Thousand Gallons of TF.NERIFFE WINE. To be delivered into los Ilajesty's Victualling Stores at Depta ford, one half of each of the Arti.•les by the 15th of September west, and the remainder by t!,e 25th of that Month. Sam- les of the Malt, of not le. , s than or.e Qnrt, and of the Teneriffe Wine not less than two (bans, must be produced by the Party tendering. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at this office. Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be delivered before One o'Clock on the day appointed ; and the person who makes the tender, or some person on his behalf, must attend to answer when called for. if. WALLER CLIFTOY. TO STATIONERS AND 'PRINTERS. TO HE SOLD, AWELL• ESTABLISHED BUSINESS in the above LINES, in a large TOWN of HAMPSHIRE; the Business presents a most advantageous Opening to any Youpg Man possessing a Capital of about £9OO. Al health on the pin of the Proprietor being the sole reason of its being offered for Sale. Application by letter, post paid, addressed to A. B. at Mr. Har rison's, Telegraph Office, High street, Portsmouth. • Just published, Twelfth Edition enlarged. 4s. 6d. boards, rPHE FEMALE ECONOMIST; or, A Plain 1 System of Cookery, for the Use of Families; also Lists of Articles in Season during each Month; a. concise Gardener's Ca. lendar ; and Instructions for Carving; illustrated with numerous Wood-Cuts. By Mrs. SMITH. Printed for Smut! Leigh, ist, Strand. Dli. JAMES'S ANALF.PTIC PILLS ARE the m:)st effectual REM t.DY tor COLDS RHEUMATIC ATTACKS, SLIGHT FEVERS, and those Disorders arising from obstruc;ed perspiration, so common in this climate. Front the derangement of the DIGESTIVE ORGANS,, BILIOUS and NERVOUS DISOILDERS arise, and the con sequent re.olt is HEAD-ACHE, •NAUSEA. DEFECTIVE A PPE I I rE, GIDDINESS, and GOUTY SYMP I OMS: In the* races thr Analytic Pills afford constant relief; they act im perceptibly, and restore by degrees thr functions of the stomach and bowel,, and require no confinement. The genuine Dr. JAMS'S ANA LKPTIC PILLS are prepared by Mosrs. NEW IIERY, FRONI THE ONLY RECIPE EXIST ING UNDER DR. JAMES'S HAND; and have the .nanse s. F. Nawszet " engraved in each Government stamp. Thi;oaust be observed, as imitations are very general. Said by Messrs. Newboy, at the original Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, in bOses 4s. 6d. and 245. also, by J. &tiger, 150, Ozfurd-street; and W. Pegg, Done -street, Diabligh DEVONSHIRE. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD MARINE RESIDENCE, Beautifully situate on a Mows'. KINGS WEAR, . Oppusite DA RTAIOUTH, With COACH HOUSES. STABLES, ORCHARD, GARDENS, PLEA`iUIt E GROUNDS, &. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Chalge alley, Cornhill, Oa THURSDAY, the 21st of Augu:t, 625, at Twelve &Clock, A FREEHOLD Es LATE, satin part LEASE HOLD--Comprising A neat Cumpict MARINE VILLA RESIDENCE, CALM) KITTERY COURT, • Adapted for the accommodation of a Naval ORcer, or a Gentle. man fond of Aquatic Excursions, delightfully situate at Kingswear, on the Banks of the Harbour of DARTMOUTH, Commanding beautiful Views. The Castle forming a prominent object, and the Harbour is esteemed amongst= the most beautiful Scenery on the Coast of DEVONSHIRE, A short distance front Torbay, a Rendezvous of importance for Ships of War. With Coach Houses, Stables,- The Lawn embanked by a Wall, with 'Stairs to the Water; Sloping Gardens tastefully laid out, walled and clothed with Fruit Trees, stocked and cropped; also a small Orchard, containing altogether . ONE ACRE AND A HALF. This Property is situate about between Exeter and Plymouth; about ten miles front Torquay, and four from Torbay, and opposite the Town of Dartmouth, to which a Ferry Boat is constantly plying ; Provisions moderate, and an excellent supply of Fish ; the air remarkably salubrious and mild ; a Pew in the Church. The Purchaser may be accommodated with the Household Fur niture, by valuation ; and immediate PoisesSion may be had. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Smith, Solicitor, Dartmouth, of whom Particulars aay be had; at ➢lr. FouJiton's Office, and the Hotel, Plymouth ; at the Seven Stars, Totness.; Globe, New. ton Bushell ; Poulton's Hotel, Torquay ; Cochrane's Hotel, Teign , mouth; New London Inn, Exeter; York House and White Hart, Bath; Bush and White Lion, Bristol; Plough, Cheltenham ; 'Dolphin, Southampton; of Messrs. Sewell and Hearn, Solicitors, I and the Bugle, Ryde and Newport, Isle. of Wight ; at the Old Ship, Brighton; Hotels. York ; of Messrs. White and Footles, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent -street. A Plan nf i lpe, Estate and a vewi of the Premises will be attached to the Particulars. SALES. BY AUCTION. ISLE OF WIGHT. BEAUTIFUL and ROSIANTIC RESIDENCE, =SUM GARDEN, COACiI•HoInikSTABLE, Ste. Situate at UNDEICLIFF.• TO BE SOLDIBT AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, • (Of Warwick House, Regeot-street,) At Garrdwzy's Cofee House, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, Oa foutianay, the 28th August, = 1 828, at Twelve o'Clock, AVALUABLE F REEHOLD N.STATE, Comprising a very Gentlemanly It F.SIDENCE, Known as GROVES HOTEL, Situate in the UNDEECLIFF, ISLE of WIGHT, A substantial STUNE•BUILT RESIDENCE, thatched, Which may at a small expense be rendered fit for the • Acsommodatiqn of A FAMILY 'coy 11,1STINCTION; The situation highly Romantic and Picturesque, with fine Land and Sea Views; CONTAINING on the Ground Story * an Entrance Lobby, Three Parlours frosting the Sea, of good proportions • and Domestic Oilers. }lox principal Bed Chambers and a dressing Room on the First Floor; and Five Sleeping Rooms and a Dressing Room over; Rooms for Servants over the Oakes, and other Conve. menses; Coach Howe, Stable for Eight Horses; Lawn, and an excellent productive Garden. The whole containing upwards of THREE ACRES. The Roads are excellent, the neighbourhood highly respect- Ate, the Climate most salubrious, and every accommodation for Bathing, with a good Sea Beach. The distance front Newport about Ten Miles. To be viewed by Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may be had of Messrs. Sewell and [learn, Solicitors, Newport. Portico 14s also at the Bogle lan ; at the Inns, Ryde and Cowes; Dolphin, Southampton; Fountain, Portsmouth; George, Winchester; Bung s Anna, Godalming; Crown, Basingstoke; at Gariaway's ; and M Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, of whom Tickets for viewing may be bad. KENT. AdjOining, and in the Parish of TONBRIDGF, A MOST IMPROVABLE AND DELIGHTFUL PROPERTY, BARDEN VILLA, BROOK-STREET FARM, THE HALF FIELD, WATERLOO COTTAGE, FARMS, LANDS, and HOP GROUNDS, UPWARDS or FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIVE ACRES, Free of great Tithe, and the Land Tax redeemed. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street,) By Order of the Trustees of GRUSCIS•WiNGIIIILD SrAaaow, Esq. Deceased, At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, On *lmmerse, the 21st of August, 18'28, at Twelve o'Cluck, s,IN ONE LOT, TilE BROOK-STREET ESTATE, Freehold, Fiee of Great Tithe, and Laud fax Redeemed, situate adjoining the Town of Tonbridge, on the Tutilike Wad to the Wells, the River Medway Sowing through the Lands ; comprising BARDEN VILLA, An elegant desirable Residence, with 011lces, I.lsens, and Pleasure Grounds, sloping to the Myer ; good Garden sie.aly walled round, Orenards, &e. planted wills cimice Fruit Trees ; with Meadow Laud, laid OUR to a Patk.ltite style, and Ornamented with fine Timber Trees and klop Grounds, cutaginiug upwards of FIFTY-FOIJR .ACRE,S, In Possession of A. Harman, EN. BROOK STREET FARM, an excellent F.rni House and Avicubural Buddangs, with Oast Holm, and Drying Kilns, 3leadow, Pasture. end Arable Land, and flop Ground. about TWO HUNDRED AND EIGIITY•ONE ACRES, is Peasesstoo of John Sharp; and *cations other Hop Grounds and Lands let toelifferrut Tenants. 'WATERLOO CO . ITAG E. a pkasant and compact Residence, With Lawns, Pleasure Grounds, capital Gardens, and Laud, about . SIX A,C ILES, In the occupation of Air. Lamb. The National &boot House, Lott to the Parish of Tonbridge. Tilk: W 1101. E ESTATE, Containing upward, of FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIVE ACRES. The Lapels lie Compact, and are pleasingly diversified, corn- Sanding extensive and beautiful views of the countryonely five miles from Toebridge Web,, and thirty from London. May be viewed by -.lyrplyinq to .Ir. Sharp, Tenant of Brook-street Farm, of whom Particulars may be had ; and by leave of the other Tenants. Particulars id Alr. Catt., and the Ruse and Crown Inn, Tunbridge; Sussex Tavern, at the Wells; Crown and Royal Oak, Seven Oaks; DU Ship, Brighton ; ktcli, Brumley ; Greyhound and King's .Arms,. Croydon; of Aleuts. Wunburn and Collett, Solicitor., Chat.cery•lane ; of Aleasra. Crawerts, Southatupton LA:Wings, Cbancery•lane; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robin., :.,, . rio, ll.grot serves, wh e r e a Pl a n o f the astate may be seen. • ISLE OF WIGHT. .-s STEEP HILL COTTAGE, A DELIGHTFUL Nrattii4E RESIDENCE. WITH OFFICES AND BEAUTIFUL PLEASURE GROUNDS. A SMALLER COTTAGE; RESIDENCE, WITH OFFICES, EXCELLENT GARDENS, VINEYARDS, AND OTHER COTTAGES AND OUT-BUILDINGS, COACH HOUSE, STABLE; . Bcc. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By - Mr. ROBINS, • (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change Alley, Comhill, On Ttruasnay, ti.c 2clih August, 1828, at Twelve o'Clock. A VALUABLE and very Desirable FREEHOLD ESTA E-.COM MUSING A Commodious and Unique Marine RESIDENCE, Seated on a fine Commanding Spot, surrounded by Luxuriant Plantations, Shrubberies, Vineyards, with delightful Walks in all directions; embracing highly Picturesque and Rommdc Scenery, and eitelt,ive bra Views. THE U`USE Is adapted for the accommodation of A Nobleman or Family of the First Distinction, • fiIIUATY AT STEEP HILL (under tilt CLIFF). About Ten Miles from Newport, and Twelve front Ryile, in the Isle of Wight, Formerly the Residence of the late Earl DYSA RT ; Approached by a Gravelled Carriage Drive, under an Avenue of lofty Chestnut Trees. The Residence is Brick-built and Slated, containing an Entrance and Inner Hall, excellent Dining Parlour, twenty by sixteen feat, Drawing Room adjoining, twenty-eight by twenty-two feet, with Bowed Euu, and a Study or Turning Room opening to a Flower Garden, all handsomely fitted up. On the First Flour Two spacious airy Bed Chamber:, Two, smaller Bed Chambers, and Two Rooms for Servants. The Offices consist of Servants' Hall, Housekeeper's Room, an excellent Kitchen, Scullery with Water laid on, Pantry, Larder, Store Room, Lobby, and Rooms for Servants. Outbuildings, Rustic Dairy, Aviary, Dove House, Hermitage, &c. The Grounds are laid out with considerable taste, formed on a sloping Bank, intersected with extensive Walks, Shady Groves, Parterres of Flowers, Sisrubnelies planted with dunce Exotics, thriving Evergreens, &c. embracing through the varied windings delightful romantic Land Scenery, and extensive Sea VICW.I. A very productive Kitchen Garden, bully Stocked, Cropped and Planted. The whole containing upwards of SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 16, 1828. SALES BY AUCTION. CHELTENHAM, G LOUCESTERSHIR Most desirable and eligible Propert, for Capitalists, GentlemeS of the Law, or Others. • The valuable and extensive MANOR of CHELTENHAM, Wart.: Lands, Stone Quarles, Tolls of Nlarkets, Fain, &es TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At Gatnway's Coffee House, 'Change Alley, Cotnhill, OD TMIRLSII6; the 21st of August, 1828, at Twelve o'Clock, IN ONE LOT, • THE CAPITAL and EXTENSIVE MANOR of CHELTENHAM, in the County of OLOUCESTER, iratendlog over the entire Parish of Cheltenham, and pan of Charlton Kings—nearly EIGHT THOUSAND ACRES, • Ink Courts Leet, Courts Baron, and View of Frank Pledge, the Quit Rents, Fines, Privileges, and Immunities; The Tolls of the Markets, Fairs, the Arcade, &c. A portion of the Land has been granted by Copy of Court Roll, no which very considerable sums have been expended in the for. (Dation of that fashionable W.tering l'iace, and the various Build ings connected thTreivith, suilezt to the customary Quit Rents and Fines, the E , franchisement at which would he highly beneficial to those who have invested their capital. The Tolls of the Markets, Faits, Arc ade, and other Immunities, may be estimated, at a /my •Low Rate, at about ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS FROM THE LONDON. GAZETTE, AUG. I z . . . WHITEHALL, Aua. 9. The Right Honourable Robert Peel has appointed the Right Ilonntirable Lord Glanville Charles Henry Sonieret, Robert Gordon, ".4. M.l'. the tight Honourable Lord Robert Seymour, the Right Honourable Lord Ashley, the Right Honutus-blelrk Woke Williams Wynn, the Right Honourable Sir George Henry Rose, the Honourable Frederick Gough Calrhorpe. William Ward, Foy. M.P. Francis Baring, Esq. M.P. George Ilyng, E.g. NI.P Charles Nicholas Pannier, Esq. M.P. Thomas Barrett Leonard Esq. M. P. Charles Ross, Esq. M.P. Sir George Francis Hampsop, Bart. 'the Honourable Bartholomew Bouvetie, Colonel James Clitherow, Doctor Thomas Turner, Doctor John Bright, Doctor Henry Herbert Southey, Doctor Thomas Dreyer, and Doctor John Robert Hume, to be Commissioners for licensing and visiting all houses; within the cities of London and Westrhinster, and within even miles thereof, and within the county of Aliddlesex, fa the reception of Lunatics. WHITEHALL, Ana. 1.. The King has been pleased to order a conge d'elire to pass the Great Seal of the United 'Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, empowering the Deaf and . Chapter of the C4thedral Church of St. Pad, London, to elect a Bishop of that See, the -same being void by the translation of the Most Reverend Father in Goy Doctor William Howley to the Archbishuprick of Canterbury ; and his Majesty has aho been pleased, by his Royal Sign Manual, to recommend to the said Than and Chapter the Right Reverend Father in GOD Dr. ,Charles James Bloinfield, now Bishop of Ches- ter, to be by them chosen Bishop of the said See of London. PER ANNUNI. • The Stewardship of this Manor, Ind?pendent of thi Immunities, is an ample provision for the Junior Brandies of a Family, as no transfer of Property by Sale, Mortgage, or otherwise, can be made but at the Steward's Office. In epee of Enfranchisement (a highly beneficial advantage to those who have already invested their Capital) the Fines may be calculated at an immense Sum, and at the same time render a very beneficial Interest to these whose -Capital is already invested ; ex clusive of the advahiages to be nude of the Lands that may be rendered beneficial by the future Improvements of that Town. - A more Lucrative advantage cannot be offered to a Capitalist in any part of toe Kingdom, and win thy tb.e attention of Uciitlrtnrn in the Law. Particulari may be had of )Ir. Trinder,Cirenc,st.fr ; of Mears. Lawrence and Neo match, Cirence , oer ; at the Montt Hotel, Chel:enham; at GArraway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Re gent-street. THIRTY-ONE ACRE S . The neighbourhood is highly iespectable, the Rides and Drives enchanting, with excellent Roaus in ail directions, and to the lidach, where there is every accommodation for Bathing at only a biiurt distance. To be viewed, by Tickets only, which, with Particul as, may be 11.4 of Messrs. Sewell anti Hearn, Solicitors, Newport. Parti culars asoko at the Bugle Inn; at the Inns, Hyde and Cowes; Southamptou; Fountain,. Portsmouth; George, Win chester; King's Arms, Gedalming ; Crown, Basingstoke; at Ga" rawa Y 'e ; and of Mr. Robins , No. 170, Igent-street, of wkront Tickets for viewing tatay be had, and where a glassaf she Borate mar be seen. .. 1 DOWNING-STREET, Arra. 14. The• King has been pleased to appoint Lieutenant-General Si► James Kempt, G.C.B. to be (7aptain-General and . Governor in Chief of the provinces of Lower and Upper Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and island of Prince Edward. The Kin 4 has been pleased to appoint Major-Gen. Sir Peregrine Maitland, K.C.B. to be Lieutenant-Governor of the province of Novia Scotia and its dependencies. The King has been pleased to appoint Major-General Sir John Colborne, K.C.B. to be Lieutenant-Governor of the province of Upper Canada. • WHITEHALL, Am. 11. The King 1131 been pleased to present the Reverend Robert Wallace to the church and parish of Dalrymple, in the presbytery and county of Ayr, vacant by the death of the Reverend Robert Steven. CROWN OFFICF:,AUGIAT 13. Member returned to serve in this present Parliament. Borough of Newport (Southampton) Spencer Percewal, Esq. Clerk of his Majesty's Ordnance. Commission in the Wilts Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the count). of Wi lt. Montagu Gore, Esq. to be Captain, vice S. P. Allen, resigned. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Samuel Berwick, Doddington•grove, Kennington, bricklayer: BANKRUPTS, James Orchard, Wilmington-square,. Spa.fields, money-scrivener, to surrender, August 26, 29, and September 26, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts Basinghall-street.. At torney, Mr. Henry Swan, Bell-yard, D octors' Commons. James Harris, Gracechurch-street, auctioneer, August 22, at eleven, 29, and September 26, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of • Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Mayhew, Chan ' eery-lane. • William Perryman, Windsor, Berksbire, stationer, August 26, 29, ' and September 26, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts. Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Watson and Son, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street. David Evans, Mincing-lane, broker, August 21, at two, 22, and September 26♦ at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank ' rupts, Basinghall-street. Anomie', Messrs. Kirkman and Co. Cannon-greet. Robert Cayme, Yeovil, Somersetsbire, sacking-manufacturer, September 3,4, and 26, cc twelve, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Attornies, Mr. Samuel Darke, Red Lion-square; or M essrs . Terrell and Son, Exeter. Samuel Street, Liverpool, tailor and draper September 2,3, and 26, at one, at the Clarendon.buildings, Liverpool. Attornies,' Messrs. Norris and Co. John -street, Bedford-row ; or Mr. cock, Liverpool. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. - - Daniel James Humbert, Foley -street, Foley-place, cosi-merchant, is in insolvent circumstances, and is unable to meet his engage ments with his creditors—Filed. August 14 % Thomas Griffin Hill, XlinchinkamOton, Gloucestershire, victualler, hi in insolvent circumstances, and is unable to meet his engage silents with his creditors—Filed August 14. . . William Spinks, Fresh Wharf, Lower Thames-street, butter factor and shipping and commercial-agent, is in insolvent circum stances, and. is unable to meet his engagements with his cre ditors—Filed August 15. Joseph Hanewel', Bradford, Yorkshire, 'worsted-spinner, is in insolvent circumstances, and is unable to meet his engagements with his creditors—Filed August 15. DIVIDENDS to be made in BAST NGHALL-STREET. Sept. 9, Thomas Cheshire, late of Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, grocer, at ten. Dec, e 3, Leonard Hill, Fleet -street, jeweller, at ten. Sept. 5, Henry Steinback, now or late of Castle-street, Lei cester-square, gold and silver embroiderer, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Sept. 13, Uriah Plant, Wharton, Cheshire, flour dealer, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Northwich, Cheshire. Sept. 5, Wm. Wilkins, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire, wine and spirit merchant, at twelve, at the White Hart Inn, Ashby-de-la-Zouch. Sept. 9, Daniel Backhouse, Spring 31111, Linthwaite, Aldinondbury, and Joshua Woodcock, jun. Wakefield, Yorkshire, dyers, at ten, at the George Inn, Huddersfield. • Sept. 11, Thomas Craven and Joshua Parker, now or late 9f Heckrnondwike, Yorkshire, scribbling mil lers, at eleven, at the Bla.-k Bull inn, Gomersal, Yorkshire. Sept. 10, Joseph Young and Willi im Weston Young, Bristol, corn and flour factors, at one, zt the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. CE It TI FICAT ES, Sm. 5.. James Stevens, Daverell-stri.et, Warner -stoat, Great Dover. road, Surrey. builder. Henry BA- ot,Sowerby, Halifax, Yorkshire, tanner. William. Greatbotch, juri. Alaybards, Staffordshire and' Thomas Greathatch and Joseph Greatbatcb; Ozford,sartiknorare raid china dealers. John Bandalli late of Kentish Town, and of, Pancras-strtet, Tottenham-court-road, auctioneer. James Dodson,' Over, Cheshire, salt manufacturer. PARTS ERSIIH'S DISSOLVED. William Davy, Kensington Graavel Pits, and Harrison Powell, Winchester -street, Pentonville, bakers. John White and S. J. Mitchenner, Rupert.street, I laymat ket, eating-house-keepers. Jas. Wanner and William Smith, Fryer-street, Southwark, hat manu facturers. John Poole, Richard Marsingall, and W. C. Ball: Taunton, piano -forte dealers. Robert C. Paul, F.dward B. Paul, Edward Burke, and •Henry .Paul, Bristol, wine and spirit mer chants (so far as respects Edward Burke), Richard Aveson and Maly Avesois, Knatesbrough, publicans. _William Fisher and James Davis, New Scotland-road, Liverpool, dyers. Robert Millington and Thomas Millingt on , Manchester and Hamburgh (so' far as regards Robert Joseph Clenients and John Wellby,. King-street, Soho, gold and silver refiners. Messrs. Roberts, Langeois, and Styles, Boulogne-sur.Mer, France, apothe. caries. Wm. Whittaker, Lydia Whittaker, and Emma Whittaker, Newcasile.ander-Lyme, Staffordshire, milliners and dress-makers. A. Moore and Jas. Robinson, Milk -street, silk weavers. Henry Edward Smith and William Henry Smith, Strand, and of Duke street, Grosvenor-square, stationers. James Fraser, John Dmiston, and Thomas Dyer , Houndsditch, en g i nee k s . Willi am H ugon an d Julia Bustin, Lan e-cud, Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, mercers. John Haines and Timothy Richardson, Hiph-street, Southwark, hop and seed merchants. Henry Denman and P. W. Brass, Ham ntersmith, oil and 'colourtier., saddlers, SiC. M. E. Russell and Martha Trigg, Pall-mall, dress .makers and milliners. Imperial Weekly Avirage of the Prices of British Corn, which i govern Im ortation, made up to Aug. S. Wheat 60s. 3d. Oats 225. ed. I Beans 511 s. 7J. Barley 31s. lOd. Rye 51s. ld. Peas 41 s. 4J. Aggregate Average of the Six Weeks which governs Duty. Wheat 575. Od. Oats els. 94.1 Beans 7.75. 9d. Baxley 31e. icl. I Rye :als. 6J. 1 Peas 391. 101 840 4 aw• r.. 4 .; , • • PRICE SEVENPENCE. PORTUGUESE STATE PAPER. •PROTRIST of the PLENIPOTENTIA PIE; of his hfarevrT the Emerson Of BRAZIL against the USURPATION which has recently been made of his CROWN and kumoom of PORTUGAL. When we addressed our solemn - protest to the Por tuguese nation on the 24th of last May__ Ist. Against all violation of the hereditary rights of his Imperial Majesty and those of his august daughter; 21. -Again , t the abolition of institutions liberally : , ranted by that Monarch, and legally established in Portugal; 3d. Against the illegal and insidious convocation of the ancient States of that kingdom, which had been i!soli,lred by virtue of a long prescription, and by effect .t the. institutions above alluded to-- We then flattered ourselves that the horrible attempt, of which ti:e acts referred to were the sad prelude, would Lot have been carried into effect. We had indeed been lei to believe, that the menacing t! itude assumed by the Ministers of Foreign Courts rccredited at Lisbon, together with the efforts made by part of the brave Portuguese troops, would have ar rested the machinations of a perjured and rebellious raction, and preyeireed the accomplishment of an nsurpa ;ion pregnant with mischief, and subversive of the prin ciple of legitimacy, held sacred by all the Powers of Europe. Every noble spirit, to which treason and perjury are obnoxious, conceived the same hopes; but neither the remonstrances of , the Governments most deeply inte rested in the prosperity of Portugal, nor the praiseworthy resistance made by the friends of legitimacy, and by all those whotreeerence religion and respect the sanctity of .111 oath, could check tire fury of that faction which bad resolved, at all hazards, to seal their iniquity by a corn rletion of the usurpation which they bad premeditated. By means of popular tumult, of violent destitutions, of innumerable imprisonments, and of revolting pro.. scriptions—by the arts of seduction and underm.rung-- and, indeed, by the employment of every kind of means, however odious or reprehensible, they rendered access easy to the criminal object they had in view ; and their progress was so rapid, the work of usurpation was speedily effected, in despite of, and to the OA in jury of all the Potentates of Euiope, who.had, - to a for mal manner, fulminated a general.anathema against it. On the 23d of June last the assembling of thesoi disant " Three Estates of the Kingdom" was witnessed at Lisbon; but which, in fact, was nething,more than a meeting of the accomplices of an execrable faction ; and 'then every thing for this scandalous. procee4lng was ready, having been for a long time previously al ' ranged, it was opened, by the proposition of the follciw ing question, to ascertain. " If the Crown of Portugal 'ought, on the•demise of Don John-VI. to have.descended to the eldest son, the Emperor of Brazils and Prince Royal of Ptittisgal,* or to the youngest son, the Infante Don- Miguel?'" • , On this proposition being-subutitted; ' a mi sera ble 'and insidious discourse was delivered in Elector of lrlaligh ness's rights to the succession, and against those of .the Emperor our august Sovereign. whom it was -endea voured to representas a foreign Prince, and - det r'eed of his rights of primogeniture horn •ttri, circumstance' of his having ascended the throne of Brazils in - the life time of his father. • In this tribunal of injustice andihail. of usurpation, no one dared lift up his voice in favour of legiiiittcy, with which the cause of the Emperor of Brazils and King of Portugal isidentifieJ. ~ :. . • ; • The honourable duty of chf.nding those rights be. longed,•as.a platter of course, to the Attorney-general of the Crosvo; but he was net callek upon to.folfil it, which, prove-that he : ought not to be inclusfea,io site number oftheir accoMplices. .. • . Unanimity was consequently So...complete. amongst the conspirators, who.assumed to themselves. the uobe clming title of 41 The Three Estates,",thattbey ?mild have decided the question at once wi t ho u t any asijuitk ment ; but the better to impose ou.the Poet . eguetelos-i tion, and as well on the,people of the two hemissiberes, they deemed it expedient to defer it ; and Oil thC,VS:h of June, after a few days of mock deliberation, they presented to the head o f the illegitiMate doiernri*t established at Lisbon, the result of their Contemptible machinations, consiging of their unani'mous . sinctOrinii nal vote; in raveni:: of that 'usurpation they hid Bien called together for the parpoce of sanctioping, and which. was unfortunately consummated . in that .ckly .on the Ist Of July lase-4a day, the memory of which will ever be iiicritted fil the annals of Portugal; on account of. the disastrous consequences which cannot fail to flow from such a deplorable event. ~ Disappointed in our expect !thus, we now firicri.ur. selves under the disagreeable, -but imperious necessity-, pf unfolding to the eyes of the whole world, all the perfidy of the.acts above-menti .nej, as well as the fal lacies contained in the arguments brought forward against the incontestible 'and .acknowledged rigbts of our august mater the,Emperer..o,l Brazil, and Paw RuYil,pf Portugal, to the ;roma of that kingdoon? on tlse. deathof the king his father.•• - : ... -. !• '• We vet y well know (andsallptiblicists confirm:4;oa the direct and legitimiti 1in0 . .? )i ..reigning .11s . MA y becoming extinct , that it case* 41 41 a abotild,:appler amongst the collateral branches s e 0 pretenders to the succession of the vacant . ithrone,• whose respective pretensions may be doubtful, it belongs to the superior tribunals or authorities o f th e s t ate to' decide so im -1 portant a national question; and the histotYtif Portug a l itself affords two examples: the one on cheated) of the King Don Ferdinand, and the other at the peithad when the Portuguese nation, on throwing off the isithlerable yoke of Spain, exalted the august House of 134aganza to the throne. But as that question cannot be raised where the suc cession to a crown is regulated by the right of prirno. geniture (and such is the case with respect to that of Portugal, as it regards his Majesty the Emperor of IBrazils, the eldest son of his Majesty• Don John VI. who has besides been recognised, as well by iris own father, as by all the Powers of. Europe, in his quality of Prince Royal of Portugal, both before and since the pat tition which.was made of the Crown of Portogal,.by a solemn treaty executed between the two Sovereigns), the hereditary rights of august master.could not be rendered doubtful on the demise of the King, his father —nor were they. • Before even this unfortunate event which occasioned the important succession was known at Rio de Janeiro, his Imperial Majesty had been proclaimed King in Poi and immediately recognised as such by all the boveteigns and Governments of Europe. • • .• Snch.proclamititm, and such tecognitior, at sponta- • .