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r "ii., 4.11'.. ,~ 44;114 NUMBER GUY'S HOSPITAL. THE SPRING COURSE uF LEC TURES ON CHEMISTRY will eonsmence en THURSDAY, Fe bruary the 15th, aod will be delivered by Mr. AMIN. Dr. Bfkl• ra ce, awl Mr. BARXT, Mr. ALLEN will give the Introductory Lerure. This Coarse of Lectures is not confined to the Medical Gentkinen of Gay's Hospital ; a popular description of many in unities processes in the Arta, as well as of certain natural Pbe °wog Wag given and illustrated, by an extensive Collection of tpyarants. _ . This day was published, In Three Yoh. Svo. with Portraits, 565. THE LIVES of the Right Honourable FRANCIS NORTH, BARON GUILFORD, Lord Keeper of the Greet Seal undel King Cbaries.ll. and King James 11. the Hon. Sr DUDLEY NORTH; Consnalsoksoer of the Treasury to King Itand the Hon and Rev. Dr. JOHN NORTH, Master 1 Trinity College, Cambridge, and Oak of the Closet to King Charier IL By the Hon. ROGER NORTIJ • With Notes and Illustration, Historical and " Blegrapldeal u i n d e pendently of the interest which these Lives possess as o d a of pure biography, they derive a very considerable import ace trail their historical character. The light which they throw wo n a period described by Mr, Few as • one of the nowt singular important of our history,' and the disclosures whkh they pre en of the Court Intrigues of that day, so difficult to be under good, even with all the Illustrations which the researches of later ones have produced, are perhaps greater than those to be derived from any other Memoirs relating to the same period, with the cl arion at Burnet, and the lately published Stuart MSS. The inter, the Hon. linger Notes, enjoyed the most ample means of w o rming himself accurately upon all the topics of the day, nut only from the station ia society which be occupied himself, but gno his intimate connexion with the Lord Keeper Guilford."— yolinia Preface. Primed for Henry CAdbern t 11, New Burlington -street. AINSWORTH COMPLETE IN OCTAVO. Thh day was published, containing an thi Latin Words of the Qnarto Edition, and particularly adapted to Schools and Stu. dews, an entirely new revised and augmented Edition, in Wyo. price IS.. bowed, of AINSWOR'I'H'S LATIN bICTIONARY,- 11011111 Lei By ALEXANDER JAMIESON, LL.D. gr. This very superior Relitiou of Ainsworth's Dictionary, in is most essential respects, although only the usual price of the maroon octavo, answers all the purposes of the quarto Midge, containing numerous Participles and other Words not to be found to any other Edition in octavo, and all the Latin-English division of the larger work ; it is, therefore, confidently recommended to !be heads of Schools and Students, as in most caste it will not only me the expence of purchase, but also the inconvenience of the gore cumbersome quarto. The advantages it proffers are, there kee, cwt inconsiderable. When ordered, it should be designated IS JsmitioN's Ammon:N. London : Prisited for Richard Priestley, High Holborn ; Deigliton and Son, Cambridge; J. Robbins, Winchester; and Smith and Son. Glasgow. This day was published, MORTC 4 GE PRECEDENTS.- By THOMAS COVENTRY, Esq. of Llncohes•lnu ' Barrister at Law. One very large Royal Octave Volume of nearly Eight Hundred Pars. The following is a brief summary of ks Contents: Mortgages of Freehold. Cspyheld, Leasehold Freehole and Copyheld—Freehold and —Leasehold and Co- Two Preceoleuts of each, vie. such as are generally in ase, and the seine in a more concise Foram. Also a complete Self AIISCELLANEOUS MORTGAGR PRECEDENTS. vit. Athoween--Betiefice—ltodh.debts--Brewery Property—Co- Sold Property Equity of Redemption— Fee Fares Kent — Ground Rent—Policy of bourauce—Legacy--Imprepriate Tithes —Public Houses—Rent Charm— Reversions— Tolls— Wife's Rotate, &c. &c. Likewise Mortgages by Demise—Mortgages by Dergynten—Heoband and Wife—Tenant for Life, and in Tad— Welch Mortgage, &c,.. With mungroos Common Forms of Re . _ . Publithetiby S. Brooke, S 6, Paternoster-row. Prier Al 11e. 6d. boards. Or, wit► Mr. COVVITIIT'S Siat► Edition of Powell on Mearcrars. t►e Three Volumes, ,e 4 4e. . CQUGHS, COLDS, A&THMAS, he. UJILLMOTI'S COUGH PILLS. These Pills have been found, by long experience, to be a most effectual Remedy; their emend= is by promoting expectoration, and gently lieving the Bowels, obstinate la Asthma., Housman., whicla means they will speedily remove most man., and all l out teases at the Breast and ngs, the efficacy of them Pith is well nown in a very large and extensive connection; they hive stood the test of time, and the Inventor can with confidence introduce them into very general me. Sold in bozos at ls. rild. and 2s. 9.1. by Willmott, e 3, High street, Boroush; &dm, Chemists, Cheapside, corner of St. , Paul's; 73, Princes -street, Edinburgh ; and 54, SackvWe street, Dublin; Savory and Co. 136, New Bondatreet ; and the principal Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom. cif whom may be bad, Dr. FOTHEEG ILL'S TONIC PILLS, recommended in general Debility of the Cuostitu tioa; also as a safe and excellent remedy in those periodical iireguluities whisk Females, of delicate and languid circulation, more especially the younger part, are liable tu. Iu boxes, ax is. I d. sod 21. 9d. AI,o Dr. FOTHERGILL'S DROPS, so much celebrated for their efficacy io Nervous Disorders. In bottles, at 42.641: He. & 221 " Domus it ;damns uxor."—Hon. Thy house, and (in the cup of life, . That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. HAPPINESS " the gay to-morrow of the mind" is hisured by marriage; "the strictest tie of perpetual Friend -44P," is a gift froinHeaven, cementing pleasing with reason, by which, says Johnson, "we approach in some degree of association with celestial Intelligence." Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the passions, but t* cleanse the grosser nature from these impurities which the free dom of unrestricted pleasure may have el:stalkd upon it. To die oeglect of such attention, are attributable many of those hapless Instances which, while they excite the commiseration of the be holder, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will efemioize - the body—a residence in the movies will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially dela the xemazure infatuation of youth too frequently conspanosisetbe Ba wd dignity into a state of inanition, from whence the agonized softer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all sot* then, we address ourselves, offering hope, energy, ntincuLt Armpit, felicity; nor will our advances appear queationabk sanctioned as theyare by the multiplied proofs of 20 years' successful experience. The easy cares of married lite are sometimes disturbed' by cbe saspeosion of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath -for the female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can be dtengtbened, and deficient energy improved into fornetional power. lo every case of syphilitic intrudus, as well as in every relaxation of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily, .ml with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeel:ng eiopyric roe the position so presumptuously taken up. we deviate front ;metal principles with kss hesitation; and confident in our own tsoneurable integrity as Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer the suffering community of either Sex (especially those entering Into matrimonial life) at once to our house, where daily atrt-ndanee is Oren for personal consultation ; • and letters from the cuunu y are Monediatelyanswered ; these must contain a remittance for Advice sad Medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the. world, however distant. GOSS and Cm M. it. r. Surgeons, No. 11, liouverk-street, Fket-aticet, andon. Won published (Seventeenth Edition), 1. The JEGts of Lira, I familiar Commentary on the above Diseases. 2nd, llvomasta, addressed exclusively to the Female Sex. Maybe had at 16. 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T HE SPLENDID FREEHOLD MARINE RESIDENCE, THE TR2iPLE, • •ITSA?I Oa a fine commanding Elevation7embracknilleauttfal and gatessive LAND AND SBA V RIMS At BRIGHTON, in the Cniiisty of SUSSEX- Erected within a few Irma, on a very Elegant Scale, fitted up with considerable - Taste, and hdaptel for thtf accommodation of A Nauseates OS FAMILY or Dinsmeson. • • Seated on& Laws, with Ceiightful Pleasure Grounds, Omitted Walks, and planted with thriving Evergreens, Shrubs, con taining, as the Upper Floors, Eleven Bed Chambers, and Emir Dressing Rooms, Water Closet, &c. Gatmen Fwma—A handsome Entrance HalL.Spacions Prin cipal and Secondary Staircases, capital Dining Pulsar. LIBRARY; Noble lofts DRAWING ROOM. An Eztensive .6 ALL Rif, !Encompassing tie South Front of the Mansion, which connects • this Suite of Apartments; Principal Bed Chamber and Dressing Room; School Room, and Water Closet. In the 'Basement, an excellent Range if Dnmesitic Daces. and Sleeping Apartments suited to the Establishment. Detached Stabling for Ten Horses, Four Coach Houses, with Loft, and Three Rooms over for Men-grunts. srrTura■ LOII4III,WITII APALTSIII3ITh To be viewed on Mondays, Wednesdays, ■nd Saturdays, between One and Four o'Clock, by Tickets only. Particulars may be had at the principal Libraries, Brighton; Sun, Crawley; King 'a Head, Horsham • White Hart, Reigate; MAI Lion, Dorking; at. Garraway's Coffee House ; and of Hr. Robins; No. 170, Regent-street; of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. • ; ARMY AND NAVY. 011 HE FIRST NUMBER OF THE NAVAL AND .R. MILITARY MAGAZINE. will appear on the lst of MARCH. (To be published Quarterly). All. Cunsmunicadons are requested to be addressed to the Sitters. Alex. Smith's Piblie Library, and Naval and Military 'lasagne 0111ce.36. St. James's street. L 11r Peva, AMOST IMPORTANT AND INTERESTING POSTHU?dOUS LRTY411,44 41k ROYAL HIGH. 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The King has also been pleased to approve of Mr. Thomas Wilson, as Consul at Dublin for the United States at America. CROWN-OFFICE, Jan. it. - - - - Members returned to serve in tbb prelim Panamint. Borough Of Stafford—Themas • Weetworth Beaumont, lief. Jo the room of Richard Ironmonger Dm. deceased. City of Cork—John Hely Hutelaasoo, Student at Law, la the room of the Hon. Christopher Hely Hutchinson. docall44- Borough of Bandon Bridge—The Right Honourable/6bn Resin, of Wubutn Abbey, Bedfintskire (commonly called Inn John Russell), in the room of Lord Viscount DVIDOMSOO6 I who kin chosen a Bargees for the town of Bandea-beWp, and also chosen a Knight of the shire fo) the county of Kilkenny, kin made his election to serve for the mid meaty. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDRIL Thomas Burgess and Thomas Hill, Great WiTheinctrett, • market, booksellers. Frank Distrust, Bow-lane,cativener. • • •• Bmtiuturrs. Frank Oaks, Queen.streetyacrivener, to surrender, Jansaryii, at tea. 26, at one, and Febfaary 23, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Baclngbaßstreet. • Anoraks, Messrs. Stevens and Co. Little St. Thomas Apostle, Queen-et. William Poet, Lisson.street, New-road, Paddington, stag January - 19, at eleven, 26, and February 23, at ten, at Court of Commisaioners of Bankrupts, Basingball-street. A torusy, Mr. IL H. Duncombe, Lams Inn. Edward Nicoll, An. Hendon, Middlesex, hay and strawcale.llll9. l January 19, 30. and February 2S, at one, at the Court of ail. missioners of Bankrupts, Baslngball•street. Attorney, Mr. Sinner, Millbank : street, Westminster. Thomas Turner, Pemberton, Lancashire, roux-earpotter, Feb: 6, at sin', 7, at ten. and 23, at *lca, at the Ruyil Hotel, Wigan. Attornies, Mr. William Norris, John-street, Bedford-row; sr Mr. Henry Gaskell, Wigan. limey Sprat( Mantes. Norfolk, miller, Jemmy 97,.30, at four. and Februa ry 23, at twe, at the Norfolk Hotel, Nersvkb. At rennin, Messes. Lytkgoe and Co. Essx-street, Strand; or Mr. James Winter, jun. Norwkb. Joseph Saandets, Clottingkam, cordwainer, Jae 25, and February 93, at eleven, at the Punch N It a tondes, Messrs. Taylor and Co. Featherstene.buiidblegliellbliii9 er Mesas Payne and C.. Nottingham. • George Smith and Thomas Holmes, jun. Bristol. t=2 . January 27, 29, and February 23, at one, at dal rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Beindlibutrien VO. &p i• street, Chtapdde; or Messrs. Bevan and Co. ' • • Geirge Marsden, CartwArth, Yorkshire, weallenolo6ll9lllleie, Janua - y 93,116, at eleven, and February 23. -at Sim* till dirt House, Leeds. *taroks Mr. Charles W street, Bloomsbury ; or Messrs.Couplandat . 62. 1 = 11.11 ' Duda &Abeam, Spring' Mill In Lintkwalte, Yorksib ear e,A Jonas Woodcock, jam Wakefield, dyers, January 23, 13. and 23, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, H = sa lliestate. Bettye and Co. Chancery-lane; or Mr. Sykosb • Walken Anis* Haellagden. Lancashire, currier, Jantiary tr. " tad February 23; at two, at the Sue Inn, Manchester. At townies, Mr. F. R. Atkinson, Meantime; or Messrs. Vilma and Co. Temple. Samuel Stones, late of Pontefract. Yorkshire. innkeeper, January 29, at six, 30, at eleven, std Februst/tl s. at two, at the OM Elephant Ina, Pontefract. Attorogy, Smit hson and Co. Pontefract. Jams Lack/now Rice, Tasman. fleibeesetshire, bonier, January IS, 19. and Massey 2S, at edema. at the 114 lam s Janitors Atturnles, Messrs. Buncombe and Co. Taunton; or News. Cloture, and Co King's Benchwalk, Temple. James fetus, Renelagb.walk, Chelsea, victualler, January 19, 96, and February 23, at eleven, at the boort of Consedsslooen of Bankrupts,Basingliall.street. Attorney, Mr. raenell,lpitalields., John Lacy, Cranboern-street, Leicester-64nm. mercer and straw hat.dealer, January 19,28, at twelve, and February .113. at sae, at the Court of Commissioners of Henhnepts, Buinglialhetreet. Attomics, Messrs. &their and Co. Cleak-bne. Edward Himself, White Horse-court, Sondswiuir, hop.nierelant, January 19, 28, and February 113, at *ow. at Abe Court of Commissioners of Balers" iisikemiPmseet• Aitanies. Messrs. Groan and Co. 11111141tek44111ic Erminglialhettvet. William Haliett, Nerthniabsalmhotrant v 1 6 8 7 -1444 innei ' scrivener January 19, and Freennry 93, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Istingits, Easlogialhouvet. At torney, Mr. J. J. Tamer, New met. George Colbeek, Harteo-wall. Hattem-gardille grocer, January la, Al g - at ten, and Februir 93, at ow, at the Conn of Commis "' stoners et Bankrupts, BseloghaL.uset. Attorney, Mr. Samuel Fisher, Queers.strect,Cheapilde. Samuel Giblet, Sopron Mallet, Bornersetshire, currier, February 3, and IS, at einem, at the George lon. Skepten Mallet. Attornies, Mews% Berkeley and Co. Lincoln's Inn; or Mr. Samuel Craddock, Sherries Mallet. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. Joshua Francis, Mahlon, Kate:, coalmeroant, is in insolvent eir• manumits*, and unable to meet its engagements with his creditors. —Filed January 111. DIVIDENDS to be made In BASING HA LL-STREET. ' Feb. 2, William Oliver, Hamilton-row, Battle-bridge. builder, at eleven. Feb. 2, Join Short Brtde,, 13irehin-laste, skip and in surance broker, at ten. Feb. 2, Habkrd, la st. Whltw Lien-court , morebant, neelnem Feb . 2, ,Ru ben Nom Queen-street, Cbamelda, Watsbamemsa. at Wm I. 2, Abrader' Wil Duke-street, lis_gpOrpbease, upkelsterer, at ten. Feb. 2, Willia lierti = a4 Beliamis s Rohlnemee.row, Hackney, apothecary, at elms. Feb. 2, Wiwi Rbebsy, buildings, Fetter-lane, %under, at eleven. Fab. 1, James Brown and John Thomson, Fenchurch-street, menhir* at nine. Jan. 19, Isaac White, Holland House, Islewonb, erhoslenoster, at one.' Feb. 16, John Nichols, Finchinglield, Bases, tamer, at nine. Feb. 2, Joseph Cute'', Wood-street, silk amendastank, at twele.: Feb. 9, John James Hood, otherwise Wear Lord, lett of Southampton-street, Covens-garden, tell and sdenenua, at ten. Feb. 2, John Knight Wooster, Mi ddle-row, Habits, straw-bat manufacturer, at twelve. Feb. 5, Jahn Berry, Haeoplace, wins merchant, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be madoln the COUNTRY. Feb. 6, Nathaniel Cavertagh, Wm. Browne, and Heuer Browse, Bath and Bristol, bankers, at eleven, it the York-house, BAIL Feb. 10, Richard Anthony, Plymouth, Devonshire, grocer, at eleven. at the Royal Hotel, Plymouth. Feb. 5, Thomas Gill, Stourport, War. cestershire, corn dealer, at twelve. at the White Hart Inn, Hartle bury. Feb. 5, Henry Barlow, Macclesfield, Cheshire. silk manu facturer, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Maccles fi eld. Feb. 5, Francis Kennedy, Kingston-upon-Hull, linendraper ' at eleven. at the Dog and Duck Tavern, • Kingaton.upon.Hull. Feb. 21, Charles Han kinson, Hale, Che shire, tanner, at ten. at White's Hotel, King street, Manchester. CERTIFICATES.—Fas 4. Charles Potter, Scarborough. Yorkshire, coach-painter. William Archer, Hertford, oilman. William Coates, and Willians,Coatas, kin. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, wine.merchanu. Donald fil'Asersom Chandoi.street, Covent-gardeii, victualler. George Thos. Haber, Half 3loon-street, Hanover.squate, coal-merchant. John Staid forth, Old lkoad•street, merchaot. Andrew Clarke, jun. Liver pool, merchant. John Griffin and John Moore Adams, Strand, goldsmiths and jewellers. John Cowell, jun. Torquay, Devonskim. wine-merchant. Ralph Boardsuas, Hollowly-Moors, Lancashire, money-scrivener. William Lloyd, Hereford, strine•nserchant. . • , PARTNERS]] IPS DISSOLVED. John Brown, Joseplibloss, John Stevenson, Jonathan Adams., Imeyb Tomer and John Alcoek, Burden's, Staffordshire, potters. Joseph Brown and John Thorp, Coventry, ribbon manufacturers. Elisabeth Ruffin and liar:let Williams, Lamb's Conduit-street, milliners. Thomas Edwards, Diehard Edwards, and Charles Edwards, New-cut, Lambeth, kat manufacturers (so far as regards Thomas Edwards). George Capes, and George IL Capes. Hp ' worth. Lincolnshire, animates. Thomas Netherclift and John 140 •- . -,114t 0 Pttilllt * . 'aRJ~ +.. '~ i' c. • ic• teEV 1100 ' 444143 ,7310 3 hu E r.' :S 10tir V' s , Frisian s lie l / 2 1141A b • • 'fitness TILL • - Sawa 111:118 1 Traraliam mon, flbablelmnes, Abadan. slid peinsurs. William. Sinaloa Seim .fillblitt, eel WAWA Sikkim upholsteress irit W e rmand Walnut *mem Trowbridge, . * islet TtAbeft sad Willin Gamsby, NevreattliAnisiiiien, cut mg wilmlintsliner AndWny Stratton and Bohn& Orieltary GeII, - Wient.wreet, namisisentem dunes Limmund Thialar Cards istemn,.BriPtol, atistemips. hems Wood earl it m. VT*, ,i ‘ tsester, grocers. wasimi s imam ad Wisai ay, LTming ten, • giazien. • Sikh and W Ban Herne, Creydik breams* Ail lyre, James 10 1 41 1 4 and Jesup. illidield, Yoduhiteisemsl aenveriern• ifilines Uses rms Groat Queue, and Philip . " thithalf mar chants. M u Veazey, • aid ki ' Gromener.market, carpenten." Imes • - aa& Harshest, St. Mary Ate, ssipst MN pow* and James Baskry, inolleee.s*enb illadereene; Meow Regis. George linkli, and V s . cillikassifocturers (so far as regards V • le). and 'Thous*. Gould, lases Areas Wailinneit, lace nisaadaeterers. Themes iltanuarleyoien. • lEatheiley, jam sat Gee. Stamm, BodkinLesart. Cseenseentlaminsieee mercers (so Xir as regards Thera ..gurieselry, ,em) him Vardrey, Willisee,Vandrey. and = Il i ft i li e sdre ne t. wi Dal l id C rt i ojan c r i trur eP y in gn rt to ( n7L ar z e . wee*. driven: Henry Alderson nut * Peter Henri Bads, Tw is road, linendeapese. Theism Addison sad Mons. Mitelonna Cesmilw, Ledgetemmetwinindeareen . William Bonuses r m a:= o,l ll dial. Carheneer and Adam's Cove, Coo cep**. Bayt , merchants William Betts and Wiliiith • Walker', Winieshisa, saw manufacturers. Maria Barnett, Win..Gittihs, Mir Charlton, jun. and Jeffrey Lewis, Shrewsbury, merchants totas regards Maria Barnett). Mark. Willis and lierhr t V.iddernsinstcr, Worcesterddre, plumbers an 4 glaziers. General Weld} Average of the Price of .British Corn, which invents impertzdoo, made up to the sth of January. Wheat 584. 81104 u sea. 211 Beans 4?.. 6.1‘ Barley S6s. Id. Rye 40s. Lt. Peas so.. ad. FRENCH PAPERS. TROY TIN YOFITIOJI. OF 'AIWA IT 10. MADRID. Notwithstanding the holidays, which in this count make every day limn the 24th of December to the of January a day of festivity, our Ministers have it quitted their cabinets, except to go to miss and to di rm. Mess' s. Salmon, Zambrano, and B illasteros, ha of late passed even part of the night in transactil business. Two couriers were dispatched yesterday by our G vernment; one is gone with a message to 4 l isbon ; t other, with two messages, is gone to Paris slid Londi The Ministry of his Majesty has just caused the st of 6,000,000 of reals ( . 1,590,000 francs) to be paid it the general Exchequer of the Kingdom. out of whi two mouthOalary has been paid to all the Whew and two arrears to the widows, and military half pay. It seems that Don Gaspard Remiss, TreasurervGeneral. in concert with the Ministers, I negotiated Treasurystrotes in order to be able to au these urgent payments. This is the most positive a opportune measure that the Government could I% adopted under present circumstances. PARIS, Jaavaav The "Smirks Observer of the Sic( of December quota ; letter from Zante of the 1 st, which contains only new of the 6th of November, stating, that Ibrahim Paths having left 1,000 men at Tripoli zza, had gone witli 5,00 men to Modon, where he received the presents of dr Sultan, for himself and his principal Officers ; the sabr for himself was worth ten thousand piasters. Some days before the Egyptian fleet arrived at Ales andria, the Aurora transport, which had accoutrement for six thousand men, was burnt in the port. The Vice roy immediately sent orders to Cairo to repair the lon and received an answer in two hours. Many of dr fellahs of the Delta, of whom it is intended to auk sailors, have embarked on board the fleet. rime TIM MUM Of WEINIUMAY. FRONTIERS OF SPAIN, JArreawr 3. Letters from Saragossa state, that an estraordinar courier had brought orders from Madrid for all th troops cantoned in Arragon to march immediate) , to the frontiers of Portugal. It is thought that th troops in the other provinces are to march to the sans destination. The Journal de Paris, under the head of Madrid, 2Sth of Dec. says, that there are 24,000 Spanivh troops on the frontiers of Portugal, and that orders have been given for all the troops in the provinces to march. TOOK TUB GOOPROMPOI OP WillelllSOY. SALAMANCA, Dsc. 16. . . You have attached 'some importance to the news sent you about the Royalists ; I therefore continue, and 1 expect I shall give you some pleasure by transmitting a letter which I have just received from Lamego. It is from one of the principal Magistrates of that city. He informs the junta that he has been proclaiming Don Miguel with enthusiasm : " Lamer). December 17. " Chaves has just left us ; he has gone to Vizeu will ' his regular troops, leaving us merely some militia. Oil provisional Government is organized. You will see by the printed proclamation which I send to you, what sentiments animate our population, and what is to be expected from them. It was on the sth of this month that the country threw off foreign domination; some time before the arrival of Chaves, Royalist meetings, were secretly held in several convents; the constitution, which never had been published in this city, excited via lent murmurs, because the people confounded it•with the English domination. We love our King J sha VI. We reepect Don Pedro, though his conduct towards his father had given great offence to the No. I bility and venerable Clergy, but Don Miguel is called to reign over us by oar fundamental laws. It is at this very Lamego those laws were sworn and the Kings of Portugal, the house of Braganca, ascended the throne —only ascended it in fulfilment of that law which ex chided a•foreign Prince. The University, having been consulted, has declared that we owe obedience to Dun Miguel. On the 3d of December, the people pro. claimed the august name of Don Miguel thoogbout the, whole city ; the constitutional gairison but feebly ' opposed this demonstration of the national opinion. I. the Churches the preachers announced to the people that the day had anived in which Portugal was to become free and happy; the 'lime of Don Miguel was in every mouth, as it before had been in all hearts. At six o'clock in the morning of the 4th, we heard that the troops bad received orders to march off, bat *at the greater pait refused to follow the constitutioarpl commander. The people then proceeded to the citadel. to unite with those r • • 1. • e 1 '• 1 1 I 1 4 r• 44' 43 . i ) i t '! 'li I, • _ •