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a I S I • H H 13 C C C H H H L L 11( 0 IL wl AI .- t7t • . ,' • - a'• 7 r-.. - .- „,. 4 :% . OZ" Sti tet4.)j i ei . A tio A ttshoos... . . ... . , ..,4 * 1 004 T' . lel h . 5 ..1 ,•! c T# t . . S t i ) I li 4 1 5 f at. • ..7,....41,.0, .• .1. WEDNESDAY EVENING, • FEBRUARY • • N (73111 ER 12.476. !,, 1827. [PRICE SEVENPENCE. ..'""'------VICTOALLINGAFFICE February st, 11347. THE (:OM WSW/ Et: s /or VIC 4 : G Lis MAJESTY'S NAVY, 4e. do Anvil give Notiee, PORTRAITS OF MS LATE ROYAL TAIGHINWAS TUX DUKE OF YORK. I. T N Mezzotint , , 17 Reynolds, Engraver to the King, Ow Jackson, R. A. Proofs, Et Is. Prints, tbs. • In the Stippled manner, by Thaossoo, front WITHIN Draotioqi one of the latest for which Ids Royal Highaess sat. Proofs, fl Is. Prints 12s. • Ocnt Bust, by ' Charles Harvey Weigall, Eaq. Oem Sculptor to the Royal Family, elegantly mounted, 41 Ils. ed. Published by W. Sams, Royal Library, opposite St. Jannis Palace. Jana Bird Oliver, Ipswich. 4 / 1 1 011 4 tal l ow - ramdlert Frar r aT T 12,13, and March to, at eleven, at the Coach and . liaises. with Attornies, Messrs. Rider! and Co. Ipswich; or Mewm. Bridges and Ca. Red Liee.square. Jo►n Springtord, Warminster. Waltaire. victualler. Mew, 14, , 96, and March 10, at eleven, at the Bath Anne Ina, Warndester. .11ttornies, Messrs. Helder* and Co. Clement's Tani Or Warr. Phelps and Co. Warminster. That on FRIDAY, the Hith tsietanr, they wilt he ready to smile Tenders in writing, (sealed up) and treat with such Persona 'swill undertake to supply all such quantities of BA VI NS as may be respired at his Majesty's Bakehouse it Di ptford. for one Year gamin, from the lilt Alsy nest, and further until Three Alonthe soda, at the rate of foe very suite nt Biscuit that may b e baked—the said Ravine to be deliv,•red at the Wharf weekly,. leach proportions as may he dernat.ded by the Officers of the Yard, except during the Winter Season, when (as the Navigation of the River is in d roger ut being impeded) the 'ontractor will lee especied to keep in the Depot a sufficient Stuck for the pros g a m e demands. for which purpose the use al the Meta Field, at' Dsinford, will be allowed to him. The Cooditioas of the Cmitract ally be seen at this Office ; and my farther kifortnalqn which mty be required. will he given on egylicstion at the Commissioners' 011 Ice, Deptford Ifictitailing Yard. brit Tender roust specify the price in aced' at length, and be &awed before One o'Cluck en the diy appointid ; and must be st eenipanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Persons, en gaging to become Mound wi h the rar y tendering, in the penal sum d Five Hundred Pounds, for the dun performance of the Contract. The Person who Makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, must attend to answer whin called for. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Nathaniel Board, Kennington-lane, Lantbetb. brewer, is in in& vent cireumuances, and unable ta meet his engagements with his creditors.—Filed February 3. William Henry Moody, Aldersgate-street, essaeb.asaster, is 1 41 insolvent circumstances, and unable to meet his eugagemetsts with his etedit ors.—Filed February S. Michael Peter Touray and Peter Touray, aty.nead, mustard manufacturers, are in insolvent circumstances, end usable to meet their engatusruents with their creditors..—ired Feb. William Henry Duncan Edwards, &. Thomasin the Chile, Sussex, grocer, is in insolvent eircunsstmees and unable is meet 16 dogiosients with his creditori•—Fwd rchtool 01113ICK PLATS, WITH RHOLISH NOTE'S. Tbis day was published, in One Vol. deo. price 149. boards, PENTALOGIA GRJECA. Sophoclis CEJipus Ty. ranting. (Edloss Colonetts, et Andtorie; Pkoo nigs ;99 .ffischyli Septem contra Tbebas. Quistre scilicet Drs. mats de eeleborrinta Thebaide Script'. Nods Anglice Scrlpti• illustravit. et Lesko* rows diflcilloruns adjecit GULTIHAIUS TROLLOP*, M.A. : ti Christi Orpbanotroplsiat h ilubpraceptar, et Aida reffintiiii4 4 *pod Cantabrigiensis nuperriow Alumna. -•• Printed (or C. and J. Rielugton, St. Paul's Churck-yard. Waterloo place, Pall-mall. DIVIDENDS to b. made in BASENGHALL.STRIKET. Feb.. 1.1). Jobar . Woods and Henry Waimea, Hastings, Nem Imo", *eta. Fob. IT, French IDiteeeest?' Brabant -court, Pbilplosinet, provision agent, at tea. Peb. 27, Fem.& Roper, Haymarket, baster, at rivers. Feb. tit , , Andrew Rider, *sage row, wareboownsaa, at ten. Feb. 27, Thema. Tattoo, Gerrard. street, Salto, Westminster, grocer, at ten. Pet,. 27, ltobert Hall, We of Bank budding., merchant, at one. Feb. 27, Wiliam Hodgkin's's, Doncaster, Yorkshire, grocer, at eleven. Muck I, A LLNurrs FRUIT LOZENGES, for Coughs, Cl Geode, Sure Threats, Hootrienew, &c. Ice. prepared solely by the Proprietor, S. A LLN U rr, Chemist, Portico; who re-' turns his best thanks to the Public for the very extensive patronage which he has already received, for hit highly useful FIWITI LOZ L.' and begs to assure them, that he still continues to prepare them, with the same scrupulous care as t• the medicinal virtue of the Fruit, which has obtained for them so distinguished a reputation. In Coughs, Sore Throats, and Hoarseness, they have been particularly awful, the acid (which is solely from the Black 1 Currant) tending greatly to allay inflammation, and to promote a free expectoration; they are perfectly harmless to the most delicate constitution .—fie careful to ask fur Minutes Fruit Lozenges.— Sold in Boxes 44. / id. each, by ali Medicine Venders in the I kingdoms.. • M. W4LLER CL:PTOY. Alezander Andrew Paris, Long Acre, printer, at tea Feb. 27, John Sontag, Coleman-street , boot and shoemaker, at e lee e a. March st. Samoel Sketchley Robinson, John Clarkson, and George Jefferson Parker, Chanse-ality, merchants, at one. Feb. ld, Edmond daterill, jan. Vine-street, Liquotpeo4-stroet, boa* Mer chant, at eleven. Fob. 17, John Jarvis, &ampule, Kent, tailor and draper, at ten. DIVIDSNEIS to be made in rho COUNTRY. Feb. SO. Joseph Warder, 3toulton, Worcestershire, inrdloeper, at twelve, at the Star and Garter Inn, Worcester. March I.Jobn Itothwell. Salford, Lancashire, pablicau at ten, at the Star Inn, 'Manchester. Mar. I, Samuel Wright, Salford, Lancashire, dyer, at ten, at the Sear Inn, Manchester. Feb. 28, Pus. Malawi and Jas. Mottershearl, Healey Wood, Burnley. Lancashire, cotton spartale" as eleven, at !be Thorp lan Burnley. March 1. William Harry, Hatton, Sonwrsetsbire banker, at eleven, at the l lue Hall lon, Bruton. March 5, diehard Win. Undop. Rana, Staffordatdrv, dealer, at one, at the Vine lon. &afford. March 2, Jobs Crooks, Boesky, Lancashire, iron founder, at asse, at the George Inn, Dalo-street, Liverpool. ARMY CuNTRACTS. TRZASURY CHIJIBBRS, Consmiewrint frperionerst, Jaw. 25, 1827. NOTICE is hereby glyyn 411 Persons desirous of rootractins to supply BEEF ANI) lIUTTUM To his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the undermrntinm•S c o s s adi, mi d bi alu k : Bedford Berks (Melodies the Tows of Flonpr fort) Berwick • Becks Cawbridv (Jailor:ling the Town of Newmarket) Chew Cornwall (ladesding Scilly) Cumberland Derby Deem Dorset Durham (including Hoer Nand) Bra le:elusive et Tallowy Fort) Bloucrt,rr (including the City of Bristol) Hants Hereford Hertiord Hums lsle of Man Isle or Wight Kent (including Tilbury Fort.is the C witty of Ewes) blaster Lanc..in tidtlloaez kioommith N"rtolk Nor t h amptnn Northumberland (including Ber wick on Tweed) Nottingham Oxford RutUod Salop Somerset Stafford Suffolk Sarre, Susses Warwick Weatmoreland Wiks Worcester York Volta and South Wales. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Fu. 6. W M SHRAIFFS. At the Court at Brighton, the Ich day of February, little.- Present, the King's Most Hardiest Majesty in Council. Sammy, appointed by his Majesty In Council, for the year LIST. Bedfordshire—George Nigel Edwards, of Heulow, Esq. Berkshire-11 mm. lhailleld, of Marrbant Park, &sq. Buritiagbanishire.....Thonss. Saunders, of Asian Abbott., Eli a Cambridgeshire and fluatiogdonskire.—.John Hargett., of Ink Ives, F.sq. Cheshire—Peter Legit, of Booth's ' lot. Curaberland—..Williain James, of Barrack Ledge. I.q. C.rowali—Sir Chutes Lemon, of Caddies, Bart. Derbyshire... Edward Sacheverell Chandas Pole, of Rsdbotulles Esq. Devonshire—Robert Wilton N e o min , of g an d r id t „ . Dmotobiro—Jubn Misery Garland, of Scone Cottage, Wits. borne, KN. Essen—Sir John Tyre% of Boreb ant House, Batt. Gloucestershire—George Brascs litflow Prism, of Marlton Map, P.q. Herefordshire—John Grlstbl. of ibe Hertfaidsbire....Jelepit Latour. of ibuiralb let irwrawso boor Ream. of Bald wbs. Reg. f.eicesnirshire.wotbss MatisersSM Goalby Harwood, 11•4: - .„ Lincolnshire—John Reeve, ei Loadeniham House, Aleensout habil W taus Addams" Williams, of Lia F I A JIAIr,II44 Norfolk—A:harks Toinjwan, of Great Wkrkinghans. Isq. Northamptonshire—Jobs Jackson BießCO* e, of .%larstuo St. Law rence, Esq. Northumberland—Di:on Mann, of Long Benton El. Nottingkainddre--Frederisk Robinson, of Widn es L 4. Ozfordshire—Joarpis Wilma, of Nether Whoever, EA,. ' Botlanclahire—Thousati John Bryan, of Stoke I)ty, Esq. Shropshire— William Tayker, of Buntinpdale, Esq. Somersetshire--Hanry Powell Collins, of Hatch Besachatup, Esq. ' StalLardebire--Hogo Charles Merle% of Hoare dews, Bog. County of Soutkaosyste.l-.•Geargit Calm Priare,of Wickham, Bit souk-4441n Francis Leatbes..ot Heritages's., £.q. Surrey—William Crawford,of Darkling, Rms. Essen—Sir Charles Ironer Goren, of Hifitsdes. Bart. Warwickshire—William Mee, or Marta* Castle. 114 q• Wilteltirow-Tbeina. Barkerville Mysore Rationale, of Reekley House Rap W•roests:rsbire...Giery. 'Facity. utlionwick . Esq. Yorkshire—Henry Harley, et Aldby Park, Eaq. CE ILTI Fi QATES...-Fes. 27. James Jones, Cheltenham, Gloneestershire, boot and obrietsaker• Robert John Cheppindall, late of Pokeneryaterrace, Condok•Seids Pentonville„ picture dealer. Walter Guratkin, Chepstow, Mow, moutlishire, carpenter. Lawrence Thompson, Great St. Helens, printer. Joen Stone, Manchester, lace dearer. John Haya s Fleet market, and of Red Lkerajoare, Middieses, wine and brandy anerehant. ithesener Chesney, Liverpool, teller. Wm. Meningitis, Shrewsbury, Salop, carpenter. Thomas Sookans, Hoguon neck inhume/sire, titcher. Ralph Ferns, Derbyshire:Joseph Langford, Manchester, and John Hatileld, Roworth, Derbrabire, nurreimists. Jo'ss Got:shags, late of High Holborn, linendraper. Kesterson John lonian, Newington Causeway, ironmonger. Roth. Judd. Birmingham, cons factor. Jonathan Gustave, Foster, Lower Phillimore-place, Kensington, bill broker. Thomas Sheppard, St. James.ureet, Urightoo, jeweller. Wilitim Melt' lle, Phoniz.street, Some& Tows, baker. Jae. Gosling, lams( Mark. lane, wine and brandy merchant. Christopher, J. Retlearb4ase of DePtierg. Kest, ironmonger. Swami Preirrey, Cneires-etrett, umbrella manufacturer, tachariah Trebere i *refolds timber merchant. PA RTE CRS H IPS DISSOLVED. " Josiah Jam Guest, Dowialsbosse, Wyndham Lew* Greenines. dew, William Price Lewis, Newhouse, Thomas Roved Guest. and lamas Noble, Cardiff, Glamorgtnahire, corn and Sour merchants. Josiah John Guest, Dowlaishouse, Thomas Revell Guest, and William Jones, C ardiff, Glainorganshire, • glass manufacturers. Thomas Denbigh sod John Sharp, Idle, Calverley, Yorkshire, seriblithag miYao. Jeep* Dutton and George Ellis, lisoinghalL. street, worelimmenion and commission agents. William Thacker and William Stronfitharm. Windmill lase, Breerrerdl "Mr. H. Chamberlain, Robert Chamberlain, and Henry Chamberlain, Woe. rester, china manufacturers. Wiss. Austin, Thou ROM. and Win. IA the sewsal.Conoties !Earth Britain And in the Islamise" Ahleesey, Guernsey s anti Jersey. That the Deliveries ate to commence on and for the Twenty-. fifth day of Match next ; th.t Proposals in Writing, sealed up, mid marked .` Tender fur Army Supplies," will be received at this Once, on or before THURSDAY, the First day of March nest; but none will be received after Twelve °Tisch on that day. Proposals must be made separately for each County and Island, except for the Counties comprising Islisith and South Wale% all of which must be included its one Tender; likewise the Islands of Alderney, Guernsey, and J-raey, as alto the several Counties in Horeb Britain ; and each Proposal nsust have the Letter which is annexed t.. the Tender properly bind up, by two Persona of known Property, engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, in the amount stated in the prii.ted Particulars, for the due Perform ante of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made o* a printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in Words at Length ; and thouhl it so happen, that during the continuance of the Con.. tract no Troops should* be supplied by ♦irtue of the same, the aawmata of the Stamps on the Contract and Bond. paid in the En t instance by the Contractor, will be refunded to him. Par deniers of the Contracts may be had upon application at tiais Once, between the hours of Ten and Four; and of the ➢ar. rack-Masters in Ile Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Man. Francis Kass, Botedpb-lane, wine merchanu. Andrew Wingate, Adam Roxburgh, and Wm. Buchanan, Glasgow, merchants Wm. Bolter and Henry B.oker,Cobharn, Surrey. wheelwrights. Juin Benson and H. Stanabie, Birmingham, stationers. Joseph Ovation, Henry Newibam, and Rd. Benbcw, Liverpool, brokers, &c. Sand. Gissing and Natld. Moore, Woodbridge, Suffolk, surgeon& Robt. Seals, Nottingham, sad Cheeks Lacy, StanciartWaiii, Nottingham shire, lace manufacturers. Jonathan Whisky apd Joseph Lima Keighley,Yorkelaire, worsted manufacturers. 0. Cash and W. Cask: King-street Clitapaide, Ittdf warehnunemen. Levi Marks and Solenson kiwis, Cardiff, jewellers. Thos. Combo, sett. and Thss. Coed*, jun. Lescoster, printer& Richard Roden awl Henry The. Newton, Derby, corn factors. Isaac Acktoyd and Jokes Lamont, Uary-wboase-street, Golden-square. George Keen and George Dewel Keen, Canterbury,drapers and clothiers. Thos.Whitchursh sad Simon King, Bath, ironmongers. sonar eraidilla Carrnarthenshira-Joseph Gillstoneol Derarydd, Req. Pembrokenbire--Anthuny limp Stokes, of &evasion, Zs, Cardiganshire—Arthur Junes, of Cardigan, Eeq. Giarnorganshire-John Henry Vivian, of Marino, Es+ Breeesishire-.Capel Hanbury Leigh, of Lianally, art. liatlyieshirea-Sassiuel Beano, of Glascombe, Earg. SORTB MALION . _ CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISM, SPRAINS, &c. CAJEPUT OPODELDOC.—Cajepot Oil which Is the hnis of this Op.deldoe, has been long rammed as the Continent, as a remedy for Chronic Rheumatism, Spasmodic Atiocitoo, ( - .1 Mains, Pa/4y, Stiffness, and Enlargement of the Joints, Sprains, litmscs, and Deafness ; and the experience of late years, in England, proves that it merits the high character given of it by the own eminent In the profession, in the e obstinate complaints. Being combined in the form of Opodeldoe, it is rem tiered more penetrating, and consequently much more eficacious as an external application. Rubbed upor. the skin, by means of flannel, or the warm hand, it allays morbid Jerked/in of nerves, invigorates the absorbents. and accelerates the circulation. Said in Bottles, at Is. 4d. and its 9d by Butlers, Chemists, Cheariside, corner of St. l'aurs; 73, Princes•street, Edinburgh; and 54. Sackville-street, Dublin ; Savory and Co. 196. New Bond street; W.llmott, aS, High --street, Borough; and the principal Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom. Of wham shoo may be had, MARSHALL'S UNIVERSAL CERATkaneireellent Remedy for Chilblains when broken ; used ahe in Scalds, Burns, &c. fer Ask for Butler's Cajeput OpodslJoe. , CHILELAINS, RHEUMATISMS, PALSIES, &e. C HILBLAINS are prevented From B rea ki ng . en d their tormenting Itching, instantly removed by W HITE MEAD'S ESSENCE of MUSTARD, universally esteemed for kaextraordinary efficacy in Rheumatism., Palsies, Geury Affec tions, and 'Complaints of the Stomach; but where this certain remedy has been unknown or neglected, and the Chilblains have actually broke, WHITEHEAD'S FAMILY CREA'T'E will ease the pain, and very speedily heal them. This Cerate is equally efficacious for all ill-conditioned Sores, Sore Legs, Scorbutic Erup tion., Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles, Breakings out oe tle Face, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sor e an d I n fl ame d E yes. S ore Ile - -44, and other Sc orbutic Humours. The ESSENCE of MUS TARD is perhaps the most active, penetrating, and efileacious temedy in the woad, curing eke severest Sprains and Bruises in Iris than half the time ',busily taken by any other Liniment or re.Mocation ; it also heals Cuts, Ponctures from Sharp Instru ments, Nails, Thorns, Splinters, etc. with incredible facility, with out smart or pain, preventing inflammation and festering, and is equally useful inn the various accidents of animals—in short it is a domesti c remedy of such uncommon excellence and utility, that ao family sensible to its own comfort should ever be without it. Prepared wily, and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, 15, Greek- Wert, Soho, London. The Essence and Pills at Ys. %I. each; the Create at Is. and 9s. Pd. They are also sued at Mt, Cornball, anu may be had of every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. I:r Tl.v Genuine has the name of It. Joanne** printed on the Government Stamp. • Asslcsey.s•Biaard Bulkeky Wi ll i./1111114 Bulkelej, of Barooldll, Esq. Carnarvonshirc— William Glynn Griffith, of Bodelroes, Esq. Merionalubire--Thosnas Hartley, of Llywyn, En. Montgozner)thire—John Jain, of Macunawr, Esq. Denbighshire—Jan Price. of Plascoch Llanyehan, Esq. Flistalcoo4enos Paseo, of Colrain, Esq. BANKRUPTCY ENLAILGED. Antonio Grua. Albemarle-otroct, Piccadilly. music-seller, fross,Yan. so, to March SO, at elmo at at Court of Cossataiosson of Bankrupts, Baolotball.wrow:e BANKRUPTS. William Hamlin Stidolph, Bagnor Mill, Berkshire, paper-maker, l to der, February 16, at one, 15, at twelve, and March 20, at one, at she Court of Comasiolossers of Bankrupts, Basing. hall-street. Anoraks, Messrs. Sauye and Co. Chancery-lane. Jane Raywood, Barnsley, Yorkshire, linendraper, February 14, at four, 19, and March 20, at deers, at the Public Olice, Barnsley. Attornies, Messrs. Stocker and Co. New Boswell -court; or Messrs. Newman and Co. Barnsley. William Welk, Norwich, tailor and draper, February Hi, at nine. 23, at eleven, and March 20, at tea, at the Court of Clenunksioners 1 1 of Bankrupts, Basingball-street. Anomie.% Messrs. Crowder and Co. Lothbury. Sampson Emanuel Sampson and hue Sampson, Greek-street, Sao, sad Battersea. Sortey, vitriol and aquafortis-manufactu rers, February 13, 10, and March 20, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basingball.street. Anoraks. Messrs. Dirketa and Co. Cloak-lane, Queen-street. Henry Lockyer Sharpe, late of Horton-street, Kensington. and Smithfield, chymist and druggist, February 13, 20, and March ire, at eleven, at the Court of Conunlssioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney. Mr. Webb, Dyer's-buildlnp, Holborn. David Jones, High-street, Borough, hatter, February 13, 90, and March 20, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank rupts, Basinatall.street. Anoraks, Messrs. Hamilton and Co. Berwick -street, Soho. Frederick Langley, Bolton-street, Piccadilly, dealer and ebapman, February 13, 20, and ,March 20, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioner s of Bankrupts, assinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Hamilton and Co.Tavistock-row„ Covent-garden. Joseph White, Baker's-row, Walworth, tailor, February 13, 20. and . March 20, at eleven, at the Court of Commisaioners of Bankrupts, Basingball-street. Attorney, Mr. D. Akita:4l2;r; Ironmonger-lane. Samuel Dunbar Neely, Regent street, bookseller, February 13, ar eleven, to, and March to, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall.street. Attorney, Mews. Nind and Co. Tbrcgmorton.street. Jelin Richardson Tripp. Swansea, Glamorgansbire, stoney. ectivrner, February 14, 15, and Mareb 20, at ten, a t the Mau of Mr. Greeds, Bristol. Anomie's, Mr. Greene, Brlstsill or Messrs. Hicks and Co. Bartitiewbuildings, Hoiborn. LISBON. • -...- TIM tUt coaumecaterat os , rte Nott4UF IttLISO. DOGS—DONKEYS-.HORSES AND HOGS. - - The dogs in Lisboa are said to be in number between five and ten thousand. Whore their puppyships ate first introduced into the world I cannot imagine. Where the old ones die is no matter of doubt, I have seen them struggling in the last agonies on the quays, or in the squares, or in the porch of a Noble man's palace, or within the door of a Gentleman's house. What becomes of the body I cannot say, for no one here takes the trouble to remove any nuisance. During the day, wherever the sun shines, there lie the dpg, heads and tails closely packed, under walls and sheds. As night draws on, all the dogs abandon the better and public pans of Lisbon, for the suburbs and cross streets—your nice and low neigh. bourhoods, where early hours And busy housewives, provide them with employment. From s'x to nine you may walk with safety through any of the principal streets. Before ten, the advance begins to appear—at twelve, the main body are on the ground—and at two, the last stragglers have come in . and from thence until break of day the whole force is at work sackiKg and ransacking the city. They break, into parties of tour, six, or twelve. Sometimes you see a troop of twenty scouring along, howling in conceit. Since the English have come here attention has been paid to the cleansing of the burets, by which many a dog has been deprived of his supper, and those unite by a common impulse, and startle ihe Wight with their fearful gries. A Gen tleman on his return from a party a few nights since., was attacked by a horde of these wild, half-starved devils, the calf of his leg was torn to pieces by it, and with difficulty escaped alive. Ile is now under the surgeon's h olds, and I less, his leg must be amputated. Words cannot convey the loathing and the horror which these vet min inspire. The Lisbon dogs are to a cer tainty, t e loses , of their species. I have not seen one among them, in size or .specs, better th tit the common cur. An English mastiff and a bull dug, brought by one of our Officers, look like monarchs to them—a Danish coach is a Gentleman, and a 'greyhound is, in comparison tothe comeliest, such as the Countess c; —isto a fish wife. It seems they are, lions custurn, become horribly useful. Were the evil from whence their use arises, confined to the lower classes, one might curse them, and leave them to their shame; but the windows of the highest authority of the state are op fled at Ctrtnin hours for the same purpose, _ as early as thoSe of the humblest tradesman. It is shocking to witness these things. but those who wish to know what -Lisboa really is must forgive me. Ascend with me from the Roicio to a bill which winds for nearly half a mile through it narrow streev, where the pavement is less pungent to the feet by the layers of dirt, sr Bich have not been swept here for a ge aeration. Toil on, your boot slipping every other step, the kennel midway rolling down and splashing you at every corner—steams of sardinias and bad oil saluting your senses at every open. window—gaxments, washed once in six month s , dripping on your hat and shoulders fioni every balcony—svonsea two and three pair of stairs scolding lovers in the street—a Lady in the seventh floor grinding st a neighbour in the first—dial children runiiiig between your legs}—aelky porters ;jostling the Ingkse—a donkey with bags of matting, like a large bolster, thrown across his back, cat at both ends, or with wooden cases in lien of panniers, contain ing vegetables, knocking against your chin—an itine rant fishmonger with two fiat baskets of wicker-work, ' at either end balanced by a long pole on his shoulder, holding the refuse of the market, protruding beneath your nose till we reach the Campo S anta A nna _ ( h e Plain of Saint Anne)—where the fair of drake a, mules, and horses is he'd. This is Tuesday—Tenn Fefre. or the third day, as the Portuguese call it, beginning from the Dentin o, or Sunday—she fair-day, by all that's funny I ore we go into the fair, let us observe how the satyr situation of Lisbon reconciles you to what is disgusting • . Here, after the barbarous ascent we have gone through, is a level commanding a view of five soft swelling hills, each of which has its oars parti cular beauty to recommend it. On one, the citadel ipd Fort Sc. George are pl iced ; on another, the Mansion of a jdoblemau ; on a third, a Convent ; on the fourth, a little ;• on a fifth, a farm•htstse. The sides of the bills, and valley which lira between you and them, are planted olive trees, whose black leaves appear like the mout of the forest. Myrtles as high as ash trees, an orange ye, similar to apple standards in our orchards. the yellow green of the leaves throwing the olive and the myrtle into darker relief. In this field you see vine trees like gooseberry bushes, and wonder how the poets have talked so much about the glories of the vineyard. In the neat garden you are pane/ out the trellis on which they are trained, so as to form an etch, f.ons which in autumn the rich clusters hang, and then you understand that poetry and truth are .s.cm• nearly allied than you were willing to allow. Look at she greenness of the young corn—the muleteer leading his string of mules, loaded with sacks of, flout—the cock of goats—hear the tinkling of their bells-,-inssi let use ask you whether, in the sunshine of the present hour, recol lecting that if in Hyde -pas k you are cut with the nos di. east wind and a snow -storm—whether one may roc forget that Lisbon has sins to shame it, and be per fectly content with enjoying the gold that is-within his reach? An old woman brought her mule to t!:e faig to dispose of; with her I had the pleasure to enter it, and I was not sorry that I assisted to procure her, at the espease of his Majesty, about ten pounds mote then she calcu lated it was worth. It would have dune your heart good to tee the poor old woman display her affecting for the animal, and her sorrow at bring obliged to part skis if. She kissed it over and over, hung upon its neck, and wept bitterly when the bargain was concluded.-- When its merits were questioned by the dealer, her ye hemenee in asserting them was extraordinary; she kissed the tops of her fingers, gathered close together—one mode by which the country people assure you that what they offer is superlative—and the placed the first finger of each hand transversely, swearing by the Cross of our SaTtova, that such a mule was not to be,had in Lis bon I If Mr. Wordsworth has built a part of his tame on Peter Bell and his donkey, he may render himself immortal by an epic of 0 Maria and her mule! The fair opens with a course on which the venders put their cattle to full speed, in order to introduce them in grand style to the buyers. On a fine Andalusian ' horse sits x Spaniard, whose darker eye and proud look exalt him a thousand degrees above the Portuguese. He wears a hat the most becoming in the world, though you will scarcely think so from my de.criptiour it is like a wooden dish turned up at the sides, with a crown puffed, more like a mushroom than any thing I know. How grace and such a hat can be associated you are at a loss to imagine--get me but a youth from Seville, with piercing eye, high nose, and haughty air under it, and I pledge you my word you will say it is the mo t graceful covering you ever saw. The Andalusian wears a short blue jacket, a crimson sash tied round his waist, and light blue trousers covering his boots to the instep. He sits as firmly on his horse as if he and the animal were one—be guides it with a light hand, exciting and subduing its fire by turns. Tie horse—coal black, without a speck of white, with a mane and tail trimmed but not•shortened—as if proud of its own beauty, goes through its various paces, till his price amounts to silty guineas, being half as much as you could have bought it about a fortnight since. With this horse come a troop of others, all guided by Sp sniards, whose gay attire and manly carriage procures them the admiration and re spect which our Lancers sire much indisposed to pay to the native Portuguese. After these c( me a c.4vAlca to of mules, each covered wish an immense Each sa•!dle, led by wrimen or boys, or rode by men whose costume will beggaiMonmouth-street in vat iety at:d prches.oae has a hat winning a leaf; another a woollen night cap. All, however, imitate the Spanish horsemen, and instead of the perpetual cloak, each wears a j rcket as motley as you please, while his mule's head is adorned with led leather scraps and brass mountings. These mules fetch now 151. to 251. Before the English came, they were be had fur la Now rush in a beggarly group. clinging upon still more beggarly horses, whipping and spurring, in order ,to get them into some little action. They cross, jostle, r and ()verses etch other. A wi, ked mule begins to kick-,a vicious hose answer. it he a similar movement; the.Pos Logue's. Qrues, scold, swear,