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• NUMBER 12.5070] asz3l l itlerUid6Lrzia4 rHt commtssiu.VliiiS • 1141.8sTrs A4FY.t ei TN USDA Ir, tile Sid [intent Z oils in writing (soled up), and tiro S z Mindrea Pipes of Spani to he delivered Imo his Majesty's Vi fbe 14 of July, and the minim n. Conditions of the Contract ma Each Tender must specify the pric islivereil before One o'Cloek at the D who makes the Tendei, or some Per is newer when caned for. A RtIT CONT TAR" brlimiliaterise A Nana ishateby given te egatractin ots rawly tbe rod Je mgt. sii. StriltD to his Majesty's Land Forcer ( Barracks. in the undermentioned I *mod xvi (including the Tuwo of Me Ne lientrtord) saki No tnalcidle (including the Town No st &emu hea) No 1' Orman (Mclean scary) Os Criadand Ito DobY 34 1 Dean S ot r Bonet &a Did" (lacluflerni Holy 1.14nd) Sul i Erca (fteloolve of Tilbury Sol For) Skil Gtoliviter (litebodbm tie Qty WA of 13ristel) W, r.s letford • W Ihabad Tt Ilo , r. N, +manlo N Wi g ht Let (InctudiniTlimary Fort, In Au iS IP Nara 14, ism for VlC7' UA L LING do bomb, sirs stotict instant, they will be ready to receive treat for the supply of Spanish Itlif) *IN _ _ Victualling &arcs at Deptford. the remainder by t►e Ist of August wit • may be seen at t►is Offee. price in vintda at Length, and he to Day appointed; and the Parson Person on his behalf, mast attend K,W4LLSR CLIF2IIIY. . . CONTRACtS. TREISURr CII49IBERS, • 26, to ail Arms. &einem or fullinibig AM*. • &WOO orb et •• • • •• • :4,4104 , 0 SNEAD. Cammtmeats, 'Quarters, and ad Qut,u . sad Islands; Middlesex Monmouth • Media Northampton Non humberland (Including the Tose. or Barwick on Tweed) Non Oxifeirena OCTCW power. .sebstairtial pr - • i of soy !inn, is, tis letedless e•y, one of the highest qualifies dons which the historian can ionstie and when we hod it united,' . as his in tr. Lingard, with the ino,t indefatigahle habits of re. kart*, it cannot but serve to enhance 'very highly the acknow ledged Valise of kis latinnrs"—Monthly Ittview, Feb 1821. a r' Tay l's script may bv•badslay tbe Purchasers of the former E lions, gr:acts. Printed for J. :german, Ludgate-strtet. • Of whom may be bad, and nt all Booksellers in the United 1134- &nu in Ten Nuttiest*, ave. price iftl in hoards, 'du 'Third Edition of Dieititsch, Aid;de.Camp to the Litmus% it gore for theparprie of teconcrttng them --Astriarre (icylle. Tile Mnreing Is pets ii Friday contain no news.— The '0;1;g/divine say,, that the newt from Galatia, re ce 4red at Madrid, ii•ravoniah'e to the Portuguese Ropilitts, and the Cotastilutionotel, that the poeparations *lbir ifter.ine continued in 5 0 41,1 with' much activity. • • .11APRID, Fn. 111. General Julio leaires ,tlais in a very fiei-fley for Estremadera with his Rifle Brigade, w.bichwohillitit of six battalions, say .Ist.Regiment, 4th Rigiment; and. . , fib Regiment Light 1 , Glory, two hattAirms eaals, ell about $4OO men; they were reviewed at the Prado . . .- ass the 17sir by the Minive- of War; this loran the 5.1-.•: fsigasle cu the E,tr; mldura side of the Portuguese rontier, and General Eguia commands the fourth bri gade, wfich is on the Galicia side of the frontier; in dependent of this, there is a btiga4e of Cavalry, say about 1,500 horse, cnmsnattaed. by General Serati, the wbole under csinniand of General Sar.field ; these corps, inclpding.three companies of horse artillery and! thtee companies of artilles vaunt on foot, muster full 7,600 men, actually_ on the spot when o:Neil's bri gade arrive; ; anotherlitgaae is being formed now, s' e-misting of traps. which are at Seville, Granada, Barcelona. dr.c. which oncoming to the capital, in order to get fresh accoutrements, new rlottes, Ste. to eun•ist of 4,000 min ; the d °mewed dt it was offered to Genetal Loriga, but he refused k, and most likely General Clere. lade or, Cantered will get it; it will be ready to s..ate for Estremedura about ti,e 20th of Much. In one word, the Government expects to have upon the firm tiers, about the end ofJene,from /MAO to 35,000 men. • Ruttatd • A HISTORY OP.RNGLA.ND, Om the first Livuta, of the . Jteeteds to the death of Charles I. LISBON, FEIIRUARY 4. ~. Warwick NI/44roomLaud Wilts - dy Joan Lanais% D.A• • . " Ale the Sixth Volume, iu quarto, price idi Ida and Volumes TM east X. in octavo. pirke-idli 44. containing the Reigns of James t and Chubs I'. • " • 4 4 The succeeding Sretith Volttine,in quarto, and the Eleventh and Twelfth Voldnics octop i :will bring this History down to Ithe Revolution in 1686. • • PROM A BRITISH venom. Tfle same principle of taciturnity and of observation cnntinues, though some movements oft mops are making, which lead those uuaequainved with their nature to sup pose,-that they evince the approach of offensive opera ti9ns on ,the part of the British troops; but however this may be heretf•er, or however soon, certainly they afford no such augury, at present. Head-quarters re main it Cn.mhra. *here the Generelein-Chief was re. eeived at the E i siscnpal Palace. -Tito the Artillery should adrallto from Albandra was In course Id be expected, so Soon as cantonments could be allotted for them , as every arm will be naturally concentrated at Head-quarters • and perhaps the more quickly , num the circumstance of the par tisans he Chum actually wattling themselves to recruit his tasty at no very great distance from the British Head-quarters . ; soma small levies of which, at least, have already reached Bragattaa, the pre sent tixecent teati-ju Atter* of Chives. Nut, by it remembered, that the _lkeda troops well interfere, but this coneentratioo of totes may operate u a check, Furoas connected with the. policy of our military operations, It may be here gis4erved, that repentance is, to the eery utmost extent, the order Us all things with the Ponu guru Ouvvrunient. I;seas +tiniest (Mr. Ashworth. of Yorkshire), who Poo- • Worcester • York North and South Wales. In the several Counties la North Britain And to the blended -AleWart, Guernsey. cad Jersey. As also Bread to the Household troops in London and Ettt (Inc!titling Tilbury Fort, In at County oCiintes) , . Wolter •TH KO LOGIC A L WORKS, • PUBLISHED Bt BALDWIN; CRADOCIC, Airs .10T: blower Longa OATS. To bin LI Bla/4 Canby ta- Artillery Hones, in Cantonments nod ine Quarters in t -tvdernantiontel Counties : Bedford Buis Cuabridp featherbed Derby Wham Gloster Ilerefurd }lento.* Leicester Lincoln Monmouth %amortised wilts Worcester • North auelZesth Wales. _ . FORAGE, Oro, Ilxv, and Staaw, to his Xlajesty's Cavalry and Attlllery - ! Mews in Wracks; and Oays tit Cantonments and (`,Natter,, in the undet=utioued Counties is South Britain t Kaki Northumberland (including the Contra I Town of Berwick at Tweed) 11:3:4 Oft:vaing t.he Ids wi i ;Do lest ixesster )11,Jdirier Nou Ingham Sumenct Suffolt Swami Warwick Drvon Dorset Kurz Veeb Mad in the several counties in Norfolk Nwthapepton Thu the Drill grie, are to emnasency ea add foe the Tweqty- . inh day of April next; thin Proposals in Writing,. sealed up, Ant marked " Tender for Army Suppiks." will be received at this Ogee, en or before Tutelar, the Twenty-seventh day of March war; bit sass win be reositedolver Twebe &Clock on that day. Vmposals must be made separately for each Comity and land. ems for the Counties comprisieg North and South Weiee, all of %bids must be included in gas Teak!: Unwise the Wands of Alderney, Guernsey, and jersey; as abet the several .Counties in North Britain ; sod each Proposal must besot/be Letter which la annexed to the Tender properly fined Op. by ;PO Peeseesof known , Preperty, segsghig to beams bound AIM the Peng teddeltids. In the meow awed in the printed Pamir:dim for:the, duo Perdaus• am of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be tuatialed *Om made one prima Tender, and the Prices expressed in Words at Length ; and shoeld it so happen s that during the continuance of the Coo. 'Tact no Troops should be rurilird by virtue of fhe safer, the amount of the Stamps on thsi Contract and Bend. paid la the Ant instance by the Contractor, wail be tefonded to him. "i;thiiiii;iii. Particulars of the Contracts may be had arm application at this Oahe, between the hours of Ten and Fear; and of the Bar. rack-blasters in the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Man. N.B. Samples of the Bread - and Meal may be seen at this Mice, between t►e hours of Twelve and Two. GREAT COATS, • PDX COATS, MOItNING ?ROCK COATS, aid DRESS COATS, SHOOT! 1.40 JACKETS, WAISTCOATS, 41141 TROUSERS, and W RAP PING COATS for Stage Catches and other purposes. of a superior Mite and Shape, npnn the most gessanAble Terms,. for heady Idoney ; also F.shionablit Dress and Morning Coots, Great Cuts, Ladle.' Habits, &c. A great Saving will be found at SO, PICCADILLY, near Airwreet. Gentlemen wanting Passion. able, well-made, good Clothes, Cut upon .Scierpific 'Prianiplu,sind made to fit the Shape in an elegant and suporioentoinner, will Sod the mate* advantage, by giving their Orders u above. Ladies' Habits made to fit ilk the first style, by esperitaded Warkaien, and moderate prices. 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This pope* Work will be completed in suit, Pans, tad page oentaleing gellited matter equal to that of any Peekthog quarto &midway; sad its sesdisicirs eraad iLdeed to publish the whole In a nencb aborter period than that in' edges soy iinidat undvrtating has ever appeared; thus scuttling the dasTs,thr CAltflabCtiOn.,ibe changes of plan and contributors, stet incideut to works of lino kind when king protracted. Essig mi: Printed for 'norms Tea. No. 73. Cliespur ; ct , tt.l and tare. Piccadilly ; Bereedry aml Ostoed-tercet ; •1 w 11. ‘rses abd Q, . Chaogollo ; k and Neadfote, Uslisbargb et- everytl,t Ur lkr in Ms Vaited Kingdom. •!1.. 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Vas. T . probably will beeoine, The seem of operalions, and refritak kb "AUDEN, K.O. .In the note delivered' \ hy M. Minztecky to the Reis _ hoonled g e o f the country.country. His eye con alone furnish kho with 1 1 ‘ 47 . a Se t a ) " Effendi, the following phrase, which is considered as a m thing like cornett topography for military or bees, It ought not to be omitted, by the way,that the Geweral robot! " Q . • -I ,: w iwa r T• authentic, is part i cu l ar l y sp o ken of •••••S 6 The Porte it.elt• ' conviderable sympathy-in passing over the swim of former aetiots.. ~d must desire an int e r v ention. If th e G r eek s are c ,, ov Turning from at th of l=adies . l=adies . l he observed to a by-sta n der. " I otiet ors, it becomes necessary, and in the contrary case c n oulci nothclirhttlity „ter t g ar assys ct i tu ybraT countrymen who lie there,. t 'orte would deceive itself if it bel eyed th a t the .d I trod k Nicholas ivialla $ e wi.h indlf e rence the ex The mem 'Mame necessaries of Vs ere now purchasing in 'teat 1 . chialatin et Laden, and seat thence chat In kladrlP4zein• 111° ' I ' a people professing the same religion as math for the supply up the c i Flan bereared.truiroot country •h Gazette. .tre es are j ust a d vertised foe, to be ar m . to gent in One '`RID, MARCO t. atm similar advertise:we/Hoar e fregosso. Irate ovgbt not to tome. ''-s a new proof of the seal, c"*" 2 7. Yes great anxiety geoscasty Sferairelte poems toe the•tors `-sstenteg the organist • rim! of more B r i t i s h troops! Wbettevor seem ot "gym traestort . is signete4, they aresopposettosbe on humid. Tbe.CtiardeliosidPat - ins the intendant. Carcass Indeed cheers:aptly*, to prisismi be ssia Iv spred= ! 4 414 from - their andi tom Memnon? *ditto wsniseisfhistie rise ' .. p d b y t h e and sta,sirith Ito mortwom imeampment.shoy are testy to ft I :qv:4 .. ,_aed.l o , Witlgxiiiag Nail peaebleencsaarshea, vie Waive • % ' !star precut state, for alum tire to ever the slitiiPmetvil I . • ad.—5,., .. ...mr bes tallest oboe Illirovio . rt.+ '* tie Govenuaeut deerpiaggebelpseiktualiettet till A = O • Nassihes; state, soft's , tie it gees. It Is ant east To Otommilme so din re eallea, eiat;' — . li -.. imstwoogoorwthatampors bep - 1 ~...., • "ei ago sots , =e=asy mi.* show • ..- -= -., 1 -.sirliag a =rey mbli Mrs .-- -- .- .: .'. " ! i'i•i:t - : • • . ... ~ •-• 4. , :.r . la. -in a •• . -••••..-• et gade,v AA R o ha=gs ettiovret ' er ; thi o of i." (mods de oi I Jga4e f by Ge net al ' !s of he • it on P t W . , . I is lot re at D g tot w clot t it sra most it wi 20th is to rom S . will i . 1 S . 'T. • • ERMONS, EXPLANATORY and PRACTICAL, on the THIRTY-NINE ARTICLES of the CHURCH . of ENGLAND, in a series of Di-courses delivered at the Parish Chords QC fit. Alphas* Greenwich. By the Rev. T. VIA rrE; iIk.C.L.:. - fßagglein to hi s Ileigoliiighnereake Duke of Gloneedter ; god to At Hoomarable and Right Rev. the BishootOziord ; end M. of the Grammar School, Lewishans,24. Ia One large Vol- Prig, price ds..boards. " In this class of pulpit gempositions, the Sermons, or Dr. Waite are worthy of an ,honourable station. They have, indeed, nothing of the vast and tumultuous eloquence of Chalmers—they have lest minute and controversial !carman than Horsley—and nos' such finished and musical elevate as Alison or MsalUnt ; but they are full of good tenet, and good hellos ; at once spirited. candid, and pious, and instinct as it Were wits the life-blood of Chris tianity. As to thebeily of doetrine witleillbey expound anil dicate, tier* are, and mut be, innotnerable differences of opinien. however, we sbleh, p.. be Adobe of th• Larors. the ability, and the learning, with which the Author has discussed it. His style is angularly correct and idioniatie ; and furnishes an ad mirable example of the mode in which theology may be written, IA as to interest and instruct the educated, 'without pusalias nr fatiguing the ignorant."—Monthly Review, Match, lan. . of all this, they.. fie*, abt.et • about 24,000 cocoons, which will 14-to rtb. eht reginsenne.in safeness, &e. kc. ThaiSedf d, still remaining in and abnwt MatinslF epeeists boar battalions tirenadier Otstards; *boot 2100. nen, six battalions of •Cazidores Provincialei de la Guardia, about 6,300 men, two regiments of Cavalry, of the &nod, full 850 horse, and twslie pieces of, artillery, with 230 men, In all 6.300 men, onderthe - conatnand of General Conde de Esi ! na 'and Gelieral Conde Jr San Roman, and the Marquis sje Zoinbalrfo... The moment the recruits come 'to Madrid, it is in. . Weed to increase the strength of the Guards at Madrid by 7,900 snea, and then t.i send about 4.000 Win Zr Use Guards to Telavera de la Reyna,. wicks vie cum mend of San Roman most likely, with 8,009 men of the provincial militia. General Leriga is going td the Havannah to form an expedition ry.attoy of 6.000 men; .to ,be seady to act either upon Columbia of Mea(Oo, As it may be deemed most (ioniser. This young Officer steads well in teptuation as to courage and knowledge; lie commanded his pieces of :miller); during the Peninsular War, under. the Dukes of Wel: . lington, has been sir ce in Peru, uncles La Cetne-asnd Cameras, and he K full of ambition. We art all , toncleribg 'where the Govett.mcnr gets the money' to do all this, and pay d.c troops up to the dey, as they dci it; it is true that the Clergy And the Friars de give assisted& to this holy object; for instance, on Saturday a Commisatio de Crusades sent 50,000'dollars to the King to 6t out O'Neil's brigade,.but all this can g obu; a very little way towards ke ping tip u.d fitting out the Cordon S,nitai io ; it is brie thought that m iat of the money tomes in an indirict way from the Royal Ftmily of France; the 6,500 men of the Guards, now at Madrid with their etat major, &c. cost tile Go vernment not less than 86,0001. per month ; then the pay of the Minister and clerks of the Nli.listee tic); de Guerre, Merina, I.,di•s ' Haisanoe, Gains y Tunticie, the Intendencios, the Directors de Rentos, Credit° Public°, Te,orerie, &c. &c. u e Judges, Sec.. who are all paid up to the day, the Consejors, &c. all this amounts to more than 30,0001. per month, all instal rly paid; then comes tie King's And li.fantes' exi.enses, about 74,0001. monthly, and then the Royal Gerdes de Corps, about suo noes, all Officer., at monthly expense of 4,0001. and the Gendartnesie de la Guerdie, .500 men, .at an exp use of 2.50c1. per month.; these two corps are inde, endent of vase men tioned - bef ore ; th us we have an expense of 2.656,0001. There are in Nadel t about 90,Generals and 1,700 Offi errs on hau.pay ; this would :amount to about 17,0004. per month.; but as of said half pay they don't get beyond one•half of the half, we will set them down at about 4,560/. per month ; then you have 1,500 Con e saitutional Officers. and ,em, 10)4, called indifinidos, who are unemployed, with 'order from tbe. ltinA that they should not receive more than she montt.'s pey in the whole year. at a pool:mums fur tot met bad beha viour, even to this month amounts to snout 80004.; elm we have about 4000. Officers of what was called the Army of the 'Faith, wha ate , paid, buts unemployed, 'say this they only .get. oare.therd 4-4 their pay, this amounts to 12,5001. monthly; then come the litspectorA of Maririe,.lssiano Cavalry, •ai.d . Militia, *I h their Officers', which .e be • ta4en...o. less then. sopa* enntuir; all this will maitev.aepethe . year 756.00 01 . or irk,Woe 3,474 5 00011,.. Aitthis is exclusive 'of the e*. -*use ofitbstAltusueisedvpattinitit in 'the I rottinces, and beenrstaffi'll'eiptitdsture. .• -rely ems this beint -correct statement of mesa ths•tr ner.; and the pries,b ar e 11. A TREATISE on the EVIDENCE of the SCRIPTURE MIRACLES. By John Penrose, M. A. formerly of Corpus IChritti College, Oxford. In Sew price 10s. 64. ." Mr. Peurtue is /beady well known to the literary by his Bamptoo Lectures; secondly, by his 'lnquiry intu the Nature Inid Discipline of !lonian Motives,' a performance of very high 'Merit. lie now ap ears before :be public in the present Treatise, which fully siesta/us Ms reputation, as an able and hooest reasoner, tied a profound and orkitual thinker. The plan of this Essay la very comprehensive; it matista of a preliminary dissertation, con taining a stattmeut of the nature of miratulous evidence, and shevrine that, ender certain 'Conditions, the exertion of • power unequivocally superhuman mast be held week des of • Divine au thority ; while the rest of the work is occupied with ailments{ enumeration of the various evidences we posies' for the real per formance of the Scripture miracles. u We regud the wont u a wy trainable accession to Erigli,h TbraklY• •uaritigh crißri aged Theoleg. Rev. No. I. 411. Ap lIT/QUllitY,citleey on Principles of Belisle', into the•Na= tore and Discipline of kiiiinau Motives. By the Same. Ooe Vol. alto. pike 190. TWENTY DISCOURSES, preached before the University of Caiiabridge, in Diu°, at the Lecture founded by the Rev. John Huiss. By the Itev. C. Benson, „NI.A. Master of the Temple. and Piebendary of Worceste:, &c. lbro. Fourth Edition, price ltfs beards. 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'Advice gratis to r rena taking the above, or other cot the.ProptietU'i 101 W eibti a price would belbeve that a iskile been pat es 64 Is season to that w►ile, under Oircannaininna. the 011iiitSri operations of the ,►largtu. d'Angeja and the Count de Villa Fior are eoliths:fed no a just principle, the latter Is trammeled, by for bearance, from the emerre of Chaves, what in his power, under the apprehension if consequent convulsions being powerfully created by Ins adherents His fall io action would be a cliff:rent thing ; though that would not be death to !brit hopes while the , inveterate Marquesa amf Mantes Alegre remalited. So that it may bit safely ailed, what can British troops do beyond looking on ? anima, indeed, they had been enabled to detach a suasaent•forco all She svay to Brazens& to protect Mr. Ashworth's estabbohinest, m4.4,4'110 them•rdves against the consequences in the province of Traa•os-biontes! toter is evidently,•from the ancient mad Influence of Chaves in the country, great diaculty in obtaining forage, &c. for the present email. British force; and, extensive as. the Contelkeettet already appears. it is certainly necessary to be more so, and that some more efficient plan. as Matti to the country, be adopted fur procuring it. The force of British reedy money last war was over. turned by Ftencb power without It; and what French anus did then directly, can be uow done indirectly by political influence. It is cot 'egoist.. to advert to oatmeal politics to perceive the numerous ramifications of this influeuce. None ever willingly I ,se power ; even those who desire urn to use It unworthily, Mu to polies it. Hence, though the headed the Porttrgukse Church. the Patriarch, was the first subject to dim the Charter of liberty, and now pas es in state through the streets without having to coder benedictions as be goes, and the friars, Instead se receiving public homage, mil with the populace quietly and unheeded, satiriled it treeds must tie, to preserve the essentials left to them, they cannot be supposed to have forgaten what they possessed. The same with • the Fildros, unless such as, like the Bake d'Aduvar, 8..r00 Quin. telle r Etc. emulate the British character. The lawyers, a nume rous tribe, lose their essentials in every reform of the laws; o also greatly, the Justices of Peace and petty Ofilcera Those, wltiatheir dependants spread over the country, are suficknt, for a long time, to keep alive the ancient feeling, and create impediments cd every klu4 against whatever la connected with its abrogation. Another . peculiar instant's has this moment occurred (Friday, td) of the conciliatory spirt inwards the Governments opposed to the pressint principles of that of Portugal. Some time lnee there - arrived in Lisbon 14 foreigners: six of these were-Spaniel* rel epee, including military Officers. who had received from the Bri tah Government mousy to pay for their passage hither four were Italians (out a Neapolitan private soldier), whose pm. I sage bad been paid, and means of 'import furnished, by the Cone • mates of the hubecriptiota for the Relief or prose/lima Foreigmeo •in the City of Landon. The remaining two were natives of 1 Netherlands a respectable young man, who had been in Pee. tugsl be ore, sad acquired the lanausge • sod hi. sister, who hi lowed his fettunet. 01 the two French ()deers, one was nephew .41 the most distinguished Freisa General taltiomtity opposed to Henn. parte. It woo.il be, perhaps, injurious to them to motion tb. oanses of any at present, or .the serv•eee in which they have been employed. These have all remained inapariaasiy in Lisbon, or km vicinity (one of the Preuchmen was even • nj toyed by the Arltn:ual on board has flag-ship), up to this moment, when the Polka his am/drill). order. 4 the whole to quit Po; tukil. 'file reason has , been asked in vein; nothing c•n be Ott biped but the Car ref est were ydoisir (Such is our pleasure) of the old regime. The orjler is prompt ; the person employed by Lend A. ileauckrk is ordered, throughthe British Anihavaidor, to he arm on shore forthwith; and U are to go by the fire" opportunity. They intend applying to their several Edibaseies, ,but their chief reliance is oa that of Great Bei &mess is certainly not quite hopekas, but very problematical. It is odd enough that, on (lie landing at Belem, &ohm' Bruno ' a strefghty important personage , armed with the high authority of linterintetidunt of Police At the Castle, and vastly like the fattest or the Bow street 01ficere--fouoil the majority were without pass ports, having only the London Aden Bill; not liking possibly to' lose 11,a00 rea., for he gets $OO (about Zs. td. English) for frown ing, stupidly at each, told these moor:unites they must all pass fur Spaniard., as be ' , mull Din affront any of the other G•merunients, but he did not care tor Spain! As the majority then paroed to. ly tot Spaniards, probably this has been discovered, and the. general police will Mit now believe the the real Spoolarils are not of tie other coodtries. Yet these men—one of thoMeoveved with wounds, and sonic still bleeding in the sable cause--cameso fislot in the ranks of Portugal, with an pnikerktuniling,.propiguted Iva klokWild, that they would obiAtia de, 'Witt *mg.! .Thell• fate will soon be deteeneht,d. - • • • , Newat d•great oonceplons- are now forming 'front • the tb- • Qtn.."4l 'ts Oforso, and lit ,mOvelnittW. y • t. le to iit to 10 Di lio 0.