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Lag of Pomp!, sad flowerer of.lllasil, lIR the following- deeesadeata r Deer Pedro, 'the present WWII= et Brasil, Don dl IRtd, lahatterif Portugal ; Dada& Hada intittaie widow of a flpanhit Mem; Doane biatia Preaches, wife of the .lafieete Dos Carlos of &paha; 'Dolma 'emboli* Maria, who by the last will of her father, was appoimed President of the Osanell of Government, and by the confirmatory decree .of her heather, Don Pedro, was Regent of the kingdom liana the arrival and pablica don of the Conidtational °barter ; Dorms • Mariarde Aseempcsa and Donna Aaas de Jesus. tainted to the Marquis de Ladd, we of the priscipal WWII of Portal*. It is said, and we, at least, credit the statement, that the project of a family compact was drawn up, for the purpose of being simul taneously prevented to the !beluga:se Cates, ind to the Brazilian Clambers, by their respective governments,' foe the future reciprocal succession to the Pertugesse sod Brae Wan crowns : but this nom. pact, which would have consolidated the interests of both nations, was one of the many beneficial measure:: which we have seen strayed by a' blind, fanitical, and revengeful faction, encouraged in its insidious practices by foreign Influence; by the concealed alibi. don of Spain ; and, above all, by the unexpected desertion of Por tugal by ha most ancient ally. Let us- now examine the pitteosiods dale various members of the Royal House of Beepasa, and osemaessee •the inveitigation by asking... Who is the heir lathe NOM of•Brigause P—Thrßritish and Austrian asbinets,and all the menshen-of the European confe deracy, have long since decided the question, however inexplicable their subsequent conduct may appear ; and the royal &binnacle of Europe might satisfactorily be consulted, if accredited legations to theeourt diadem did not buisish•evetrintar positive proof. The statute of Lemegooilthough its saistenee be osteemedbat of doubt. ful authenticity by the most toteltigezit andatilluotts favoadptots Of Portuguese antiquities, must, nevertheitia, be eonsidoired, an to its . doctrine, as the act d settlement of the sudession tothe throne of 'Portugal. • •Th; healthily sight of the 'Empire •Of Beeil•to these. of Portugal, in the quality of Prbite Kaye of Pdairgill, Was' %uilersally - rommised on 'the 'death of Wei /blus VI. %whit% • eau oak 'plate ea 'the fah of 310 A, VA& "Sat tam liter that socesika, Y. feud* then the Ora Minket el power, by wino Des Pedees right bed been &body mog uls/id, made tame .deeinnisaa of • eaysiortows 'aearre, during the dams spas the heath Badge, At Wu year I ad, imeapt other maims, ones* the 44 ithe iminaborwenee of dudes •Gla the me of a pallet, mite ban the otertainty of rights oa the Put of lisealm." Oa obis ectieeisa, M. Poem& aeon to Wee re eady *eknoideided ekbe a rebellion meek be sooty Golly ex eiewl Jr/ the Ear* obit et Nal& MIMI oleo *Deli Jalapa end Aim ihe krnsuabt Blobs, sad elopers& simmers, ; ass kr es **Mk sad veupsebbiseleires et *misty. We 'maid, howirlt, salon so M. Pietas, before he again hoards suit an whilsies, the espedieney and prudence of obtaining from hie col- Impe l IL Hyde de Souville, • cermet knowledge of facts ; which, with impact to Poriugal, would coraplitely destroy his hither dog. =alai assertion. ,31. Hyde tie Nearing personally witnessed the eitneedinesy oe. sursences that took place at Demposta, on the 30th of April, 1824. That try faction. whose reason to Don Pedro IV. of Portugal, M. Pectins seems anxious to extenuate, knew perfectly well the he authority by whkh Don John VI. possessed the king. ,thoWitif Portugal. M. Portal. will not venture to dispute the ee. metrights of that sovereign, or to art the shadow (*suspicion upon Ithisnel titles and. therefore, be should not attempt to raise any as to the observance of the duties of allegiance and obi. dioarto Don John VI. whose axnpulsery abdication would boa beret effected, but for the interference and resolution of the Noir inthisters resident at Lisbon, with whom 11. llyde de ffieuville foMed his lay through the military army then surrounding, sod ad. Wally besieging she palace of their king ; and thus restored liberty one of the acknowledged &version of kurope, who had hob kept in a state of thraldom and captivity within the walls of VI royal residence. The chicanery to which M. Portals has condescended to have *muse, may 'W usefully and congenially employed In holstering up the assumed Eight by which the Portuguese awn was forcibly desired from landing on the only part et the Portuguese thrininions, in irbich a rebellion connived at, if not Inidgmed and supported, by foreign inguseee, had not deprived the young Quest, Dime Maria, of the sovereignty de facto. • • lis enust. However, be allowed that the apology; irli IL deb Perini had not sem/alio ogee for the Portuguese fetch is woidiy of the CO,Me in which so much sophistry has bees etiipbia, aid k ad Oil. pith an (mirage Of the simple dictated of feuds' Mid viola, hi tho cannon fired On' the meek which bore !be lord inigraEft fir - Pas aka, the only asylum thin left to their In 15iiropti, tubs a goldfish dell national pririleges, which it is scotcely loisible to palish by the plea of " nriseraris prerogative or to niaricks wllli di tag. naninious character of dig tOrtfitrf, died w sovereignty of the mei ems Dam baths asserts, to am& the dehnerkee, er firadlitthilt and Wary re the titaness . of the exile pattist's die& DIAN I. t fibs, Old the meshy of ortatrawry tights Wag, rev alfla **abide', Id he ; and the Midge* of- owe& w Opts* say *A ASA* skit pdpalidry wIII grist /bee* hid hithriti piebilmthe hf Ile. rope add America, iestubit utile* White hi his *of 33 lthti thus edam ! '" that hai ansilill3ll4 tie isdepsedeser of Tomboy ; mid ma Only I. climbed in ear* by effeedve armies in &AK Mid* by iiirigudi of cabliets, Wife' sitatire &Mc AIM it s so, y. _ ' It Is easy to personae nations I. the enjoyment of denier heed* to retie smoierdielblee# isidee # hid when met taint diethinihpoodnier, rte hew under **yak nth • the 'velesetpstrissiths•ill be AWN he vain. Illhel • dish lbsised mai her allhowegbd the sew* yam *APO 111emmpaels ism WV behhibis ImMairme iseresdhisernedne • the Midi d WINN* and laddibir impreedst Ai menhir& , z Liebas4 . and when, in the year 11111)7, the invasion of Portugal hen& tioopi reamed it isPedinst for film totsecompany his (who Was then . MOOS Regent) to. ;Bruil, he was Prince of having, on the death of his Admit brother, Don Antonio, liiesteeded to-that thle,which is conhrrod 1$ Portugal upon the eldest 10 of the Cmiii Pence, whose title la the 4uroPeari dominions of Abuse et Brogans was that of reamed the Beagle; but when, .year BM; Brasil nweived fromlion lobs VI the deumnins. a horeeeign state, the Prince of the Bends assumed the tith of Prince Itoyal of the Voila klaidons of ' Brazil, and Atone. Doti Pedro 4 Fang Baspevornf 'Brazil, was the first Prince who took thiddenf 'Pence Royal, and Duke of Bra. 'thelatter tide hating always bun given by the head of the of Brogansa to the eldest son. to the tap of Eng JoiniV.ediielt was - - Bagland---tise with Queen Aim of heirs apparent to the crow algal were formally ricrignised at Melt by the Cortes, and at. was administered to the'deputies, Minas them to that aeknow. lad/rent. Bat, es the Cartes were never 'assembled during filo " John V. nor itherwirds cenvoked, 'the fides of Prince of the lithstrof Bebe, and Duke of Bragansa, indidated the roys: Which the situation to the crown Was settled. The legal 'logisterianeelmattacks if Portugal will shore that Donna Maria da was *led Princess alleles Immediately idler her birth. .4 eightieths Portuguese Tine of Don Pedro's children to the "throbrof PMugal, have been so clearly defined, and incontrover - the 'inietfesto Of the . Janta Of Oporto, and in vs . doapheoti#tti irsitiBa of the most ethinent and learned Put luguess;`thitt. idvicetee of DisO bligtiet's pretension:, big service,' babe less Aide to re .disow becomes nesessary to distinguish that line, MI( to point out thiaerative - positiens . of Den Pedro's present deposid . rots, the off *der ofbL Majesty's marriage, with the Archtluasse Leopoldina Of Austria ; by Whom he had six children—live born prior to the seise. Intim of the Brazilian Bmpire hem the Kingdom of Portugal; and. demeiguidttly entitled to itll the rights of Portuguese native subjects ; mum, who, as his birth is subsequent to that separation, is, by the &edemas* law, regarded as if fbreigneri and, though the only sur viving male issue of the massive; excluded frau the shosousion to the throne of Portugal. The • Prince Den hie 'Cedes, who `watt me bf the Are Poitagneii-lims fume if the marrhige;brid who, had he lived; must, bf :the Lie of Lamego, hare now been the' King. of Portugal, died in early infancy; and at his death; the esetession devolved uplin his stow the 'Mimi. if Beira, Dolma 'Math ds Gloria, aithe eldest daughter of Don Pedro—her claim to the thrum as a female, belie/ diced by the law of Lamer; which does net admit the distinedeardstibildted in some Butepean litatio,lor the lislique law, btu illMaisa the following provision:—" Si 'Rex Portvakt nee dodder* sesseenlms, et •Aisbererir, Aker isaa exit Her -Majesty has three sisters, Donna -Ja nuar* Me on the 11th of March, •1221 ; - Dania Paul, born on the 17th ofTebriety, 18T.3 ; and Donna Pribilace, bits on the 2d of Anita**, 1824 ; Vith whom the Portuguese line Of the immediate descendants terminates. The treaty, by which the independence of Brasil was reeogalted, and its aparaden bun the body of the Porters's mien %mom. piished, was ratified on the both Of . Nominber, Reis - aid the Ira. pedal Prince of Brasil, Don Pedro, vu born ea t& Id Of - De. amber in the tame year i what, Metro:misty with •the terms of the treaty, be could •not be aeosideeed•as s Portuguese otiOjem, but u the ambito( wheidgesmil, alnisillanfrhifte, ind . tiotiesspienify the hider apparent to throne of ttisfemplre. It must, however, he observed, that as the Drullbinibootitution 'Miele° limited in the poviiimes ref hs-eirtdedieht, 'its 'the Laniego /acute, the Portuguese Princesses, deoglihies'ethe Lupe* ton tate, tree miciaded from tee sueessiimi to "tlie durum of Amen, /sibs legithaits deemschints of the Emperer, iherlifank crthe !asset behuappsest,viroferdierlsoieett titelientellhet—but It Is ape* iertreldbh; fity 1!7,) lethifcge .postedty of Dolt it. l 4 1) 1 r eitived to the throes, aseording es thebeigide peinsepoilesabied x. frosedtation; 'preferring shrlip ibis ins& di the 'female, B. The series of Droislifien Wm& Ch isie Ifeuus alt MOM' hopes with the Impeded PIM* llhn Mist Vies Intepositin •if ßr hems line to the Darby ;if Braga* /MA* livered span ties death of Prince Joao Cid* by which event 'the Damian Atm became male summer or The Haase Of Despoia ; the Empalme fal • Brasil liana* the bide Of tie 'home of Braganca; and the dukedom. (which may be clamed with that species of property, which is in England denominated anemia rind family estate, and net a feudal tenure,) Worm Wei We i—Aris the Uwe Pickagal permit fo reigners to inherit metalled motes; and at the prosiest jay, several Spanish mibtecion geosmaseitaled properties in £&t4L When thltDehai wt Bright sa &eh timicilinsed WhYsi V Por. tupl, their *tell teviithb Ited their licitly Ades; to the heiniktaidencir of a private leambritesties, styled " the Junta of Bespase," the &actions of which tin emir* dYitnct front thth. of thie %Met% ihd viii bkidei tletietibehis the 'ate. The Bright& fah* Ib t most hob lortii)eps, even before one of Its Members ascended Vie &MO of i ortupl; for the Duke of jlinPhre wei, itt that. %digit teiaid loos were in France; he was 411*PreiMa pest Of the iharn; and permed many exclusive peivilsom shit . juitedictioisa. The amides if Welt en authority, by a &Olin Mien undoubting idit ie ll s injpia man ifs faint Obi** bkl/4411 the two princiod this illualthas boo.. Who the voice of At Drasllian Ogle ptosidland Doh Mtn Emperor of tad Dan, hit lanai* *Si indittfas 4 thalid be' Prince Christian of Denmark as Awn in *o4s Arsi - 'tea* yrcelalined Ilia Mir glik. 1,11 Pedal ditiace of WWI as will sad Paned, and ha to the sewn of the two coadditil which had 0911 then Mid lid Gil tugiednrilien calla iby the lifisillana to TAP $ f ii, 8i it separatienfrom the parent country, in their siati at iiiiiiewirisce. TM mac le by no means 'about pretedist *id an lila of Poet:algal record miny hastaies in which the Kings dill diedn- Prinatil dr that realm:, sumpW, at the sense bore, priacipilfiles, sad ika 11 Airtbioact tlf.. of Portugal, wiWe an Infante; tat SIM of Daps in randy, .a feed* lank i dod subjat K the Kb, of Prima. Pisdinand of Por tia* Adam& the Oran of Castille, and hi sienedisantlis d 1 his right, coined money upon which the styli's dad dela: of Ai. two rovereirides neat ftiniptit /U ptown V.. of Partagal prethhatt •by the SPiinfilik &KA Lega. lad H. it Pat aiaiihigiant taidiliaddl:ll its dada Perla& ate Batt wansdacfry, by . en ardrridge 1 bid sea Ailobseek heir apparent to she gnat et !ernes; with Isdslis, dauphin, of Isabella and Perdiard t aid lichen. &ma ittachid in the pciwerlid lawns if Miele - tht o p, fie thig . nita, iv aft &ilk cif AiyAsnoli Lame walk rlllaWJil shire' ll Is' mai* Xfoi Per'*, .•01. eon pseelaset • Tads; ha* Mit et Oildll• r ad at gimp" Adagsl Mica Arras. Ilyea Da Ifjpel & w e, been i n & Aoki W I was acknowisikprdiy die Pavan* M dia 'awful aaaissir - li d;elr - t6eae, if i lt s " . t tfras &M a ins rem/SW by die dad el datilViddid . • ad Or WV to aid** misdirdkiddli d f Aituviik from, ankloortvgdh r as* doe :Mill Whims bap flaked' aka bp dynasty all she nations of she Twaiaanka 14% 14dreatt /v. v :anima to Nader taelikasal thi rises salleahed.bilieda L atlolitid b . Ids" ailia - asoi C*lft tlw wow • - of of 1111%shflidllit'POINd. • add Idaramabon sbtrdet Tatar 04 . 1111‘delor rift i &tit , did ON° imr4ll-"r*OffTel!o".; i !Ps:. l " di . sk u suwa : 4l" ; i tre 16. 41Eta f Wife ' . • - e . .. .. " , . • • ' - - I A f . • -•-• • ' • • • • • • • .• THEGe. , AtIST I:MU SOMA Fehrupp.S, 1830. . • . _ . . ._ ar COURT :of DiRECtoRs el the UNItED . . . , .. . . by __ . 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THIS inestimable Composition, with half the usual iaboor. produces a most brilliant Jet Black, fully equal to the highest Japan Varnish, affords peculiar nourishment to the leather —will not soil the finest linen—is perfectly free from any un pleasant smell, and will retain its virtues in any climate. Sold Wholesale at the MANUFACTORY, 97, HIGH-HOLBORN, Aod Retail throughout the Kingdom, In Bottles, Pots, god TIN Boxes at 6d. Is. and •Is. 661. each. COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHIKAS, ke. BUTLER'S PECTORAL ELIXIR. Experience' daring a very long period has iscontestibly proved the supe; tier efficacy of this Medicine, in all cases of Cotms, Comma; and. ASTHMATIC Armenian. B y promoting gentle expeetatalko, k• very shortly relieves the patient of a slight or resent Cold. end a. few doses are generally auflicient to rentravo those width sesleet Jos. rendered more alarmed and ebednete, and !hick are scoollitta-' nied with Cough, Spitting of Blood, sad other serious symptoms. Its peculiar balsamic powers tend to heal soreness, and %Bey aim irritation of the lungs, in cases of Cough ; and in Asthmatic Woe. Moos it assists and givesdoodons to the 'Breath. Sold in Bottles, m Is. ed. by listrima, Chemists, Cheap side, corner of St. Paul's, L on Sackville-street, Doblin4 Priaces-street, Edinburgh; theory and Co. IS6, New Bond-. Street, and 220 .Regent-groutt,,and the priattipal Druggists. QF wilOto otitY be *ld BUTLER'S BALSAMIC LO. ZENGES, used in recent Covens, Homismass, Ste. and for man. den4l (441 Voice CieAr end Irsexibie, and protective its organs hoes the effects of exertion. In Boxes, is. le. and Be. ed. N.B. Ask ;(pr Bovia.s'a Pircsonst. Bum. • New Edition (the Fifteenth) with Additions and Emenida.' dens, together with a copious CoMantotary co the mischief of the Cutting System, just attempted to be revived,after recdvAeg the voinalibed and insuknow eatedensnotion of all the eminent in the Profession for tie lag Forty foam It t rACTIC A L OBSERVATIONSqnSTRICTURES or the URETHRA and RISCTUM, recommending an im proved System for their Treatment and Cure, itbseeratittg its Eli cacy by numerous remarkable and highly important Cases, in some of which Strictures of from Ten to Twenty Years charades have been totally removed in a few weeks, and its superiority thereby fully established over every other method hitherto practised. By C. R. COURTENA Y, M.D. To which are added, Observations and Practical Comments en (fleets, Seminal Weakness, and the Miseries occasioned by Self. ebtue, for the Cure of which a mode .of treatment, the result of long and successful practice, and at once sate, speedy, and dfec teal, is adopted by the Author. ['tinted for the Author, Robert-street, Adelpial • and published and sold by Sherwood sad Co. Paternoster-row ; Onwbyo, 4, Cs therine-ureet, Strand ; Chappell, Royal Exchange ; *ark 137. tlaftird-street; Walker, 90, High Holborn ; Chapple, 94, Pall Mall; Sutherland, 90, Carlton -street, Edinburgh; and may be bad of all Booksellers. " W e earnestly recommend the cases related by Dr. Contests) , to the perusal of such of our Readers as are deleted with the corn *kits which the Author has nude the subject of these Clbaetva vices. Several instances are adduced of the recovery of perfect health from states which were considered hopeless by pramltionen el eminent talents, and very extensive experience. We entertain the highest °phial of De.. Courtenay's professional skill, and eon gratulate bins en his secces.ful and judicious application to slime severe and often destructive dlseassa."—Eurepesn Mageeine. Weinstock, near York. 9th Oct. tin. G maannast, II ti&blY it my duty to return you my moat Weld and sincere dunks for the benefit my wife has received Omni your truly valuable Median., the ROYAL senscussurtc Oltore ll and wish you by all means to make it public, that others similarly.' cted may know there is such a remedy for them. My wil had an ulcerated Antic for more than fifteen years, during most of which period she suffered excruciating pain, and for many months together was unable to walk across the room, much less to attend, to bet domestic concerns. She was, in the course of her &Section, ander the immediate care sad attendance of a amber of able and eve-reeved PivaiAlans and Sort tart, kroga rope of wham, she eertaii.ly found a temporary relief (ex ten dale or a fortnight ; Wit the complaint generally returned with double violence, ao that we 'despaired of ever obtaining a cure, tin, by mere ateWene, we were recommended by a gentleman of York, who. himself het serried. a Perfect cure front lees. PrOctkltd tenses/1004e Ova Ms* Dei gb t c s ni your Agent of dlat Clty, Viiieb my wife took. eutalter wards a large bottle, whkh, sbe also took before the complaint seemed to give way : we were then almostready to despond and elimionthmethe medicine; hat being urged. still to persevs**. 44 so, and after tallow . a few MVP 6 4 014 1 .1. orn. him* tz p lE you she to gained a cemplete mare, and now if able to attend to her domestic COOCitln as wen 111 she her dreadful ailliction. It is now ten month* eine* site rimmed; and has hod ao appearance of the sham. I shall be glad to satiety any inquiries int the WOO. If *Am *F. the Pootote mat bri PPM* I am, Genticinen, Wee* aggipsitutts, Your obedient humble servant, TillowAsionutooll To /neut. J. Lignana. and Sao, suritlorie• 14.141C5e11eA. nest Dolli.are odd is. vaclPhitil mm oorklioNiems_o* sad Ile. each, by Ishii Ligimm.iutd SlirpoPiltatdi• as irate street, Manchester; et whom aim may be had, Mr. 'a harem& VMS& TA SLR LOTION, foe )11 Sawbuck iorietarball• 4 W ecladad. Mr. Lignunis SCURVY OINTMRNT may new be had et the above Agents, price Is. fd. earl Pet, duty hocheled. ••& • • • . • • • • 440* :4; . • 3.1 n. 4111111 b • • " "4, ililll ;t1,541.• fNal 6 .1 =I (i.-.