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Versus, and Essays. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; Murray; and Baldwin, Cradoet, and Joy, London. In the Press, and speedily will he published, THE TRIALS OF JEREMIAH BRAN DRETII, ‘VILLIAM URNER, IiAAO I,UIII—INI, and GEORGE WEIGI I I'MAN, for HIGH nu: v,ON. Taira in Sit srt•isand By 'WILLIAM BRODIS GURNEY, • Short-hand Writer to both Houses of Parlament This day were puonslied, is Two Vols. foohcap avo. write 14i. hoards, DRAMATIC TA LES, illustrAtive u! tlit• Super. stltions and Manners Melly of the Lower Se). ch. grid by Butterworth and SOH, Fleet-street; and Fenner, Pa teroouer•row. By the Author of the " I , ocrl(` lit'tt)it." Printed for Longman Hunt, Rees, Orrne and Blown,Patet t oxen-row; and J. Bellamy.., Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, The Poetifjilitror, or the living Bards of Britain, the Second Edi•lnh, m Mon. prom 7a. dd. boards. This day was published, In One Val. I %no. price 7% hoards, a new Mew, of rIYRUS P S EXPEDITION into PERSIA; `` the RE TREAT of the TEN THOUSAND ISIKEEK.c.— I mislaid from Xenophon. With Notes. Critical and Historical By E. SPELMAN, Esq. Printed for J. Memnon ; Longman, Horst, Re**, Onne, and Broom ; J. black and Sna.l.ondon ; nod for L.Parker, (timid I.t. 1 [ tl. get, Teh a . Mi o! Six Months. ~I n of the Biscuit to he .applied may be vieiived upon ap- ficat;en to the respective Officers of PIC Ordnance, at the Royal , 0 4 at s.Voalwich ; and farther partictdars,tcrgether with the tins and L'onditfons of the Contract, may be known at the croary' , C See in Pall Mali aforesaid, any day, between the ut t te•-. and four o'clock ; whete the Proposals must be de e et: wand op, awl endorsed " Propo s als foiltiscult ;^ but its .44.4.11cin he adiaieed after the said loth November, at Twelie . 414 A a MI of the same day, neither will any Tender be oo ed utile., rery making it, or an Agent in his behalf shall By Order it:" the Board, • R. 11. CRF.P.7, S:cretdry. E, Ncromslur 1. 1817. I HE Honourable tke LnrdsCtimmissioners II:, NlAjestra . .I . reaatiry, I.4vitig appointed Money fur •It 1-1:111-Pay t..) Sea Ortierrp, from the Ist July to . , sqturaber, le.ll, according to his Majeity's EstabUth• scut n e.at heb .11--Ita•se are to g:ve Notice, Tliat thi several 11% ill begin to be nude at ti►e Peg-MSc's, by the Trea ,:s \iaj:sty'► Navy, at Ten &Clock in the Morning on • drys ► •ia. • •b : WI. and 12:h taatant, to Admirals, Captains. • • • .k : • eh, istb, 17th, sad llith ir.stant, to LiasteOsats 1: 1114 their Accurate'. . Ilw 19th and toth Lamaist, to blasters, Stugeons..att4 r,t.r,, and their Anomie.. la which the 1.11:u will be recall...4J the &lc and third Wed- . Jay in every Mo::th, that all person may then and diem at n.l to receive, what may become payable to them; aid not lily bring with them the Affidavit required, touching theie sot dying enjoyed the beat& of any Public Employmeot either at or on shore, during the time they are to be paid their Half '}, bat alto, to Froduce.eertificates that they have rabecriredio • e fest, and taken the Oatbi of Allegiance required by Act of 'aliment, to hispreoent Majesty ; and in ease any of fie sad acer- should not be able to attend theavelms,• but employ . As.: mks fee that purpose, that the said Attendee do produce the Le Certificate' aod-Allitinvks front the lieraons they tro. an ,,i3Teti by. - • j W here °Pliers are abroad on leave, their Agnate are td prottaeb :rued capita of such leave, before t h e Half-pay ante plias Mules by Act of Parliament, passed In the 115th year of his env Majesiy'a reign, eatitekd, Act for establkidpg is Awe. easy ow. vispedisisos ssissirsistfor Misr-joapassis deers belonging to his Maje s ty's Navy," it is enacted by to Twentieth Chitin of the Said Act, that if any Cont. ~ s tioned or Warrant Nan! Officet, who shall be entitled receive Half Pay, and shall be desirous to receive and be • d the sae et, at or near the place of his residence, ha may ?p'y to the Treasurer of his Majesty's Navy in I.oplon,to have • :ch Half Pay paid at or real the place of hiy residence, &c. iu lie manner pointed out by the mid Act." And by a further Act pe , stri in the 56th year of his present Majesty's reign, entltuicd, An Act for enabling the Officers of Ns Majesty's Navy and sir representatives swdraw far Lad 'melee their Half Pay," k s erected by the fait andthied chasm Oche said 4et, " that if any OAcer In his Majesty's klavyN who shall bytimptltlod to rooky any sum of money for or en account of his Half Pay, ibgli be de kous of drawing a billed exchange teethe saine:kpleidti Cern , wiskoners of his Majesty'S Navy, instead of reesivingtlii manic 'ty remittance bill, be shall signify sock desire, by bast to the rtreasurer of his Majesty's Navy; and that s if any Of kir la Ida ' Majesty's Navy, who shall be entitled to receive any Ann of gal Joey for or on account of Half Pay, shall bi desirous of having his Half Pay paid to him by extract, at any of his liar Yards, - Dock where Clerks for the paying= of Wiper :Late Navy shall reside, instead of remitting the same by rinduatsee bill or bill of exchange, he is to apply ticker to the proper Clerk, at the Navy Pay Offiee In London ; or at the Pay Ogee at sash t)ock Yard, signifying such his desires ." .Notice Is hereby further. gives, that the Half pay ending the 30th September; 1814,' will commence paying cn the l'Oth invest ; and all persons &straits of drawing for, or of having their Half Pay remitted to them; may apply as above directed. Me M Exchange drawn underrir by elrme of the Act above recited, arer not liable to the Stamp Duty. No persons residiyg out of his Majesty's Dwilkions are eta& ietkuhe privileges of the Act. . VidliKeltAßLE DANCING,' by XiALLEN, privately taught, at Ho. 18, tittorrarellstslit, Win, to Ladles and Gentlemen of any age, who bilisassit hens that Accomplisikment, or have Pot Abe model" style. c Mr. Act :Tel systeneof eaching is expr 'stead dee time to whom his an latitispor acquire needy that 6rhioeilr requisite for genteel society expeditiously, privately, and ins sugerioc style ! if grace and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching' atay learn at a small raper 10, with a rec.-actable set of Pupils, .ou. At public teaching eveni !is. Professors of dancing taught the most elegant lane, danc?s, and tbe superior parts of the profession. Subs2iptioa - A81460114* ortewery *may.. T . HE Public at large are mnst respectfully CAV- Tuica against noxious ciuntertairs, composed of delete. •ieus ingr,ditnts left^nva to Ott Pall- The Original anti Ge. tunie MACAiSisit tJil, b 'ROWLANDS', whi,,h is reeves utncitil on die basis of tru-h for renovating ; and beartifylog the Inman flair, Ord prof-int, is Lr'rig injured Ly fevers, acaouc meets, violent exe-cise, trtv::l ig to vart,•us climates, &c. Eae li genuine bottle of the Oil is •Nigin•-.1 on r e . . outside label in " A. RowLAN3 and with a ITCIe 'I reads( enclosed, uJ the price is St- Cd. 41. sd. les. ed. and one guinea per beide. 41'o each guinea bottle of the following atAiede is Wiped an glee inside Labe: the same ROWLAND'S-ESSENCE OF TYRE, Nbiela wirer faiis to pro6ast hattnedi...tvly a ptrteet change is itED or GREY HAIR, WHIAKLRS, EYESROWS, &a to a • seautiful glossy a..d permcnent CROWN or BLACK, imnatilig ie exact nateral colo•Jr. Washing makes this Dye-more durahle. Ladies CI Gen•lerner nay dye their hair. with " IC B P diegr M% price 4s. 7s. Gd. and :Us. Isl. • Sold wholesale, retail, sod for espOrtation , by thee stile Pee ,ietuts, A. Rowland and Sue, cooper of Kirby-street, the fir" 4riting on the right in Hatton-garden, Holborn, Laotian; end, .y appoinunetr, by Messes. Hendries, Titchborne•wreet; Berry, 7, Johasoa, Ortek.street, Sohn; Smyth sod Co. 'l7, G4ttec 'ad Peirce, 57, New Bond street; Newberry and Sone, 41, St; .',aids Bburch yard ; and by all re: Lumen end Medicine Venders l'nwn and Country. Also atay be bad, a pleasing and entertaining Essay cn the miens Structure of the Human Hair, worthy the outage - 'llls day was published, • In two. price 10s. thl. in ,hoard,, nN the PRINCIPLES of the CHRISTIAN RE LIGION, addressed to her Daughter ; and on Theology. By Mrs. INCt HU IVHINSON. Author of The Memoirs thc. Lifc of Colonel Hutchinson, Governor of Nottingham Castle and Town, act. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rem, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternot•ter•row. ' T 1 ls Jay was published, the Second Eibtiott improved, in one large vol. litino. price 9s. boards, CIONVERSATIONS ON POLIWICAL ECO. .J NOM Y ; in which the Elements of that Science are fami liarly explained: By this Author of " COSVIISATIONS ott CUTMISTItIr." Primed fur Lungsuan, Horst, Rees, Orate, tincl Brown, Londun. 1.4 whom may be had, Costveasa iotti osr Coasts - ray ; the sth Edition, In 2 role. likno. with Plates by Lowry, price 14$. bi)atili. This day was published, In One VoL limo. price 7s. 6d. plain, or toe. 6d. coloured; CONVERSATIONS on BOTANY, with Twenty Bacritne. rho object of this Work is to suable youpg persons to acquire a knowledge of the vegetable produitidas of their native &AIM ry ; for this purpose the arrangement of Linamis is brictit captained, and a native plant of each class . (with a few eleeptionb) is exi• mined, and Illustrated by an Engraving; and a short Account is added of sans of the principal futaign Prided for kaospnau, Hurst, Kid, Orme, and Brown, Pater uoster•row. • • This day was publfihtt!, In Quarto, price At ss. boards, A DESCRI? PION of the . Cnaracter, Manners, XX. and Customs of the PEOPLE of INDIA, and their Institu tions, Religiou3 and Civil. By the Abbe J. A. DUBOIS, Missionary In the Mysore. Ttsnslated from the French Manuscript. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater- Roater-rceur 1, During the long period that I remained arner.ot the Natives (between 1T and IS Years); I made It my constant Rule to live as tbri did,eosiforming ezaaly in all things to their Manners, to their style of.l.iving, and Clo timg, and even to most of their Az jaces. In this way I became quite familiar wnli the various akireeruposir ebe Indian Nark" aed.acqvAred she ens& deuce of those whose aid was most necessary for the purpose of my Work." —Preface, page IS. This day was published, In I Smo. price ss. ed. in boards, a New Edition of SOME REMAKKABLE PASSAGES in the, I.IFE of the Honourable Colonel JAMES GARDINER, who was I.lain at the Battle of Proem Pans, Septemberilli 1745. With an Appendix, relating to the ancient Family of the Mun ro., of Fowl's. ' By P. DODDRIDGE, D. D. Printed for F. C. and J. Airington, J. Cuthed, J. Nuns, Scatcherd and Letterman, J. Otridge, John Richardson, J. M. • Richardson Dartse, Haney aid Dance, Longman, Hurst, Roes, Ornse and Brown, Lackiagton and Co. J. Mawmaa, Law and, Whittaker, R. S. Kirby, -Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, and R. Fennor.—Of whom may be bad, . Doddridges Practical Sermons= Regeneration, ritmo. Ss. 6d hoard& _ _ brad - ridge% Ake asol Progress of Religion is the soul, Imo., 4 sd. isoards. This day was published, elegantly printed in 4 vols. Biro. (being the F ourth Edition), illustrated with a Map of Italy, Ten En graved Plans et Churches, and Index, pried 43 In board; A CLASSICAL TOUR THROUGH ITALY. Hee en Italia Ms sacra, bat genies emus, bee oppida Nat: Hist try do. By the RevAOHN CH&TWOD& EUSTACE. Fourth Edition, Revised sad Enlarged. 0 , 0 To this New Edition, thp Publisher barendeavoured, by the addition of a large, accurate, and finely engraved Map of Italy ? ' and by a particular attention to the paper and type, to do Pince to a Work which the Fable has received with such %m -oo:sawn partiality. 'lke Map of italy, 'Tinnily. by Zinnoni, price ss. Printed for J. Mawnian Ale. 89, Ludgate•sireet, London. Of wi:om may be had, Mr. Eustara's Letter from Paria-to George Petro, Es 9. Tenth Edition, 'top, 4s. 1*- In tbe Press, the Fourth Editioo of Millar's Historical Vi.w of the EnglAt Government, from .the lidulenieat of the !agape is Britain to the Revolution in 1688. 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In short, cot wonderful yrs') ird• Bun will be found far more eflicacioustn the cure of "the above Complaints, than all !beCermet; lakes, Ind Phloem hitherto Made use of; witness the numerous cures speeilled in the hand idle —SoW wholesale and resasl'by Mr.Marsball's Agents, Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Churchistd, (on the foul. Iva!) Loading, in boxes 150. and a. 9d. anchi and by ad dealers FOR tCHOOI.S. This day was published. price Ss. 6d. bound, CORNELII NEPOTIS VITA ExcaLLErnum 1111.1tATolt9211; TAM SteledUllt NOTULS ANGLICZ tt QUISTIOti tt.--SCIAIO C. BRADLEY. Sold by Meows. Longman and Co. Baldwin and Co. Parer. oostyr-row ; Law and%Whituker, Ave Maria-ran:; and all other Booksellers. Of the ,ante may be bad, ELtriA Nit.? LATIPti ' • or Rules and Exercises Illustrative of depot Latin lityle. Price 4s. 6d. Wend. 6th Edn. Cm, uo dr Orricats, with tnglish Notes. Pr. 6s. bds. Citroen's Envious.. Pr. es. bound. 34 Ede. E erruss SACIIaI HibTORIZ. Pr. Os. bound. sa Edo. 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THE Public are respectfully informed the New Irish Linens, with the present improvements in the prepa radon of Flu, distinguished by its own seal, may be obtained at MILLARD'S, CHEAPSIDE, ezchnively, where they are soli in quantity, and In Pieces of 25 to 26 yards each, at the Factory price, bftimWg at Eighteen pence per yard advancing 2d. pi r yard, each it regularly,up to the finest quality, with Sheet logs of the same fabric end aN) in 5-Iths and it 6-4tlst wide, be ginning at 2s. 6d. per yard, advancing 341. each number. Their tent* durability, and superior bleach, which never injures the khrelei v reedien thesis of.thofiret economy, and to mark the at• tendon of every family purchasing Linens. PINE-APPLED RUM, AND RUM AND BRANDY. SHRUBS, BO TILED. with THE APPLE in the BOTTLE. IHESE troly-Sne LIQUORS may be had.at the folios ing Places, which are the only Houle+ In Lotanots who sell the Sue Qualities here offered: Commercial Hall Wine Company, No.lo, Skinner•street. Cenunercial Hall Wine Company, NO, Oxford-sticet. Mr. Buchanan, N 0.46, Rathbone Place. Mr. Floch, No, is. 'Aran Road. Mean. Thorpe and Co. s, •3, Haymarket. Pineal pled bottled RUM, alai, per gallon. Ditto ditto RUM SHRUB, 25,. per gallon. Ditto ditto BRANDY SHRUB, Stii. per gallon. Iknallest quantity sold is Ten Bottles, containing Two Gallons. GONSPIRACT AZ' LISBON. PROCEEDINGS ON THE TRIALS. (Concluded from the STAR of Wednesday.) Wl:b regard to Francisco du Nitres, it Is prayed from his answers to the first interrogatories, that after k d,nial in the first plaer,be confessed dedming under oath that he bad allowed him self cal* /eluded by the picture which Colonel Monteire drew of the state of the Natioo and the Govennueur. and that In con sequence of his persuasions be consented to attach himself t o hr party vildciralreedy existed. From the whale of the examinations it is proved, by the strongest evidence, that the above-mentneted prisoners were the iefluential promoters mid co operators of the foolish and infamous took= or a wicked Insurrection, which has been so happily discovered. With respect to Francisco Antonio de Sousa, it appears that while walking in his garden with Colonel Mootelro iu the end tit February, the latter observe/ that It was now time to open their eyes, amd invited him to enter iota the society : that the accused asked the nature and objects otthe society. upon which Monteiro said be could not tell :hese things until be became a tuenibe:; the moaned replied, that he would not consent to johea sisciety whose Objects be did not know; that :Wooten° therwards chewed him a seditious proclamation In manuscript ; that he was introduced to Wend* of Monteiro, whom he believed to be members ot ties so. elety. Oa 3d June, Mootetro catered auto conversation with inns a plan fur an insurrection. lir saw Moutriru deliver papers to Cabral. prisoner Pedro Ricer/ de Figueiro, after deniais on his first rumination, confessed on the second interrogatories, that he agreed to the proposal of Colonel Monteiro, who persua/ed hint that the objec-• which the society had in view were legal and lau-. stable; that he entered the society aln.ut the end of January, or beginning of February. Manuel de lents Monteiro confessed, that in the month of May he accidentally became acquainted with Ensign Jose Jun. quint Pinto da Silva, on the occasion of making tome observa tions on the Gazette. Ou the foW:wing day Pinto told hint that he had many associates and irked*, and that he would introduce him toe sociir y ; that some dais atter, Pinto gave him tote firs• idea of the exietence of a plan for remedying certain public call , mines, which bad weir origin in the uabn.nided ialluence ot the English user the nation, and 1.11.1 that the t ertons tegage.l in that plan had an understanding with the Goverzrasnt, fur the purpose of destroying that influence. Mound Ignacio de Figueiredo stated, that he had been tedo:csi to join the society by the observations of Jose Itlbeiru Pinto re &preens the state of public affairs, that be became the channel for the curreepotideoce with A-rantes; that the object of the so ciety wet Said to be the regeneration of the country. Maxiniano Dias Ribeira gated on his examination, that he was lAILOSSAC with Colonel Mouteire. He was igzorant or the aped of the society, but understood it to be more of the nature at masonry than any think else. Antonio Pinto da Fonseca Nives declared in his confession that the first knowledge be had of the society in the Rock, was in consequence of communications made to Irm by Antonio Cabral in the presence of other persons, who sheaved hint two or th*e seditious proclamatiuits IR a Mitre into winch they all went— that the said Cabral deserved to be thrown out at the window. and added," even for our security;" that Cabral weal Liquired where his relstian Jose Whew° Pinto lived, the remised 4ct..nt • • pooled hlm to Pinto's home, end left him there, being ignorant as to what they were eager(' about. He acknowledged chat Ise had done wrong in not denouncing the papers which lie saw; that • Cabral told him that Gomez Baron dltben Was also In It : being connected by frierdshlp sel!t! Baron d'Ehen, !he accused then went to him, and asked him, whether he knew of any consyiracy agaioct the Government, to which the Karon replied in the a ga•iv.• ; accused then oh. served it was said there Cala coa:pirae?, and that I.e and Goe , "el Friere were concerned in It. Ihe Baton de cared, !hz: a ifh vett so bins the report was false; and that with respect :n Go! mez Friere he would inquire into it: accordingly, on the follow log day, the Baron told the accused that he had invited, avid the whole was untrue. In the answers to the third interwato• ries, he sad the Baton d'Ebeo hid told him that he received a proclamation moiler a cover by the Lisbon courier, which procia nia , :on the Baron chewed him, but he did not kow.v who be sent it. He recollected that the same Bar o n told I,im, s',evrinr bins the page of a paper which be had begun to write, twat he vrsacompucinga letter to be directed to ?be Mershal.G-neral,, iii 4 order to intimidate him and make him set out for England. lr conclusion, the accused said that 4 1 • did not give Information, because he bad uo documents. •Fsedosiek Bares Eben coofeesed that he knew Clormtz Ftltire. 4bab4 reply to the third intertoptory, be confessed, that in one of Ids last Interviews with Fonsetallifeilseapoke t s hit of an insurrection en the capital, at the heal of whieh Outset Freire. The accused said, be would at.lt Gomez Fre re if ,tbe news deserved credit. Meeting with Gom•z F:eire Cher. fore and entering into conversation with him, he questioned ‘iro upon the aullect, when the latter said, 'a My dear Baron, yon are • nix acquainted with Lisbon, Our with the Portuguese people ; for they, when they have nothing else so talk about, dream alorays of compared:ea It was thus before the King and his .famils salted for brazil. Lend no Vcdit to such rumours, which take their origin on the quay of Sudre and other public plat s " The al coved communicated this reply to Fonseca Nitres, assuring hiss that the conspiracy had no existence. The accused recC.ved,tbe obnoxious Proclamation in a letter through the Lisbon po-t. office, 15 or SO days before his arrest, and was r.ornistied sod perplexed at its spirit. He hesita•ed what he etch' •o d„, went to rake counsel of Gomez Frelre, who advised Lilt to sh-w the Proclamation t 6 no one. The accused :a d, that at to the paper containing abusive expressions with reiarsi to the hfar‘hal. Central, It was written with his unto hand; that it was not his eonv6.itlon, but that it came to his hand in the same %env nettle Proclamation, and that he took a copy of it, sending the ortgloal to England by tht packet to chew the state of puhiic opining in Pottaga/. He declare' in his answers to the fourth inter-oea tory, that he sent the original to England, addreised to the Duke of S.issex, and that he dfd tint place its receipt in his diary, be eau-e he was in the habit of not doing so with rimy letrers of a similar deectiption. He had shewa both the Proclamatiota and the other paper to Fonseca to see if he knew the hand. It appears with respect to the accused Francisco Leite Satire& Gana, that he declared u;:cto oath that he presumed that he was apprehended on account of his hay s.g been for a few days h pos session of certain rapers delivered to him by his brother-1...1aw Antonio Cabral Calheiros, who, after an absence t,f a year, vi. tired Luca twice, Lnd on a third visit left the papers, at the sane time describing their purport, and ezplaininr• he schemes of him self and friends for overturning the r;overrh:sert. This acc,:sed had concealed all kaowledir of the papers, but when • , :ey wire taken from the closet into which be bad thrc;va then:, he Men , tified them. With respect to the accused Verissimo Antonio rerreirs. tie Costa, Lleutenant-Culonel of a regiment of the line, he size•zres 111111 oash that about 6fieeu days before his apprehension, Cabral, whit whom he was on familiar dui:l;h tiot friendly term., upon him, and began to talk about the existing political circuits stances %Alb whirl be said the whole nation was disdusted,partly on account of the Sovereign being in America, panty on actiouct of the stagnation of commerce. rite rest- of this person's depn: sklon wan to exculpate himself both on the score ut his zeal as an nicer, and of his attempts to divert Cabral from h:s and p ar . pose. He concluded by giving the Ile direct to all those assertion; of Cabral which pretended that he (the accused) knew Any dung about the society of conspirators. . . _ - It appears wial respect to the criminal Christovao da Costa, that Ise declared, upon oath, that be did not kiiow of :he eats tence of the society, but only knew so watch, that on u e of the three times that he Tart with Antonio Cabral Catheiros at Lisbon, the latter invited him to Santarem to commusitcre certain busi ness .which took place in the followi ng manner : Lirat the ac. closed being in the city on the 15th of May, tuvr wirsh Cabral hi the Rocio, and there alto a th;rd per.on made his appeatatice all of them were close to the &requital Santo Justa, I the two attempted to learn from the accused the public opition in Sm. tarem, particularly with regard to the ,ilarshil (S.:corral, acid that after a thseott. se on the circumstances of th. tame, lamenting that this and other important posts of the army were tilled bg s•rane. gees which redounded to the disgrace of the natives, until length they finished the conversation by slgniiylng to the accused that a party was formed, to which they perluaded hem tltat he ought to join himself, and thus co-operate with their views; they said that the chemical of the Marehtti G. neral and the Officers was the wily mode cf gaining rank and tee power of ad vancing themselves: that the accused, being z.ntazed at such proposal, and bring undecided v: - tut to answer, toll them that he did not feel disposed mien) such a party. The accused concluded by observing, that be had always ree.sted the suggestions made I to host, and Jiould of himself have proceeded against Cabrayset for a just fear of the law; and that if Cabral had communicated these summations to him tete-a-tete, he would have made him irepent of his rashness in spite of his own jut dread of the law. For such and more acts, the accused, Jose Joaquin Pinto tie Silva, lose Canipello de Miranda, lose Rib:iru ('into, Manuel Monteiro Carvallio, Gomez Freire de Andrade, lienrique Jose Garcia de Moraes, losefraticiseo das Noses, and A 1310,160 Cabilioll Callsetrus Fertr.tln e Limos, are declared to be degraded and tib prived of all privileges, bottoms, and dignities %Welt they enjoyed in the kingdom, from which they are likewise held to be den). turalized, ina•inucli as they have been guilty of the most horrible, mine of Welt trewon, and lave thereby lr.curred the peniltiee imposed by the native what-b they have violated, cud which cos. d. moss them as togows—natisely, that the accused, Gomez Freinc, de :t miracle, be carried, wris a ha!ter, and attt: ded by the pub tic crier, to the gibbet wbi la is to be erected outside the for:ruse of St. Julian da Barra, where he is imprisoned ; and that the others aLove•ntentio:ietl be taken to the pi:abet which will he erected uu th.• plain of Cauca Anna, and there sutr.r death by. stratighi,g tw ever; at.J aittrwards their heads being cur otf, Baal together with ilii-ir budiet, be burnt to ashes, which shill he za.t tutu the sea; acid L. y are also condemned to the cons,cattua 14raiture id all ti.. •r ;,cods and proptrty whatsarver to the It treasui dui ) ; lot3t ut the statute an I of tbe . ch.rtri of the year 17.5 J. 'l . k; accused P,dro Rica:do de Figueiro, Manuel tie Jesus :Vlouteiro, Malted i, , ,t;ar , o do hti . ,itoiredo. .tnd ttilazinfian itibetro, Who I.l4}lfed ?h , titsel7es to the iflladllol4B &Miry 3114 4/11111. Hal euntetkracy, are c.indeniiied to the same puotshaleur, tacept that their lx, :it•s at.d after death are out to be burnt to ashes.— l'he accused traocisco A nto•!?0 , de Sousa is cond.:fluted to baiti-luntnit tor Lie to ti.c kuscdtmtot Attigo.a, and to the coo• fuicatton ut alt bus l;tx, It lise accused .1 otunio Pinto da Fc•iecaNiees Is also rendenined to ten yeas of banishment to Nicsatubtquo, and its t;ic than of bait' his goods. Fir4ociteo bite sudre da OWLS is cu.. demned to Eve years of ban ihate.,t to Angmbh Yardstick Baron d'Eben is conder.ned to be banished fror tt:e United Kingdom et Portugal, .sod :tisanes, bein, uh icor ng the gaol is which be is row c.snfined, directly uut as 4oard a te.i t s which ti to ccite... , c: tens Away, no condition of never .I,;ant enteral; any of the .14+:1111 irlif r &mei - al.:a, on- pain abets! sent foe fife toe le If eh.. .I.iricatt forts in C.1 , 4C U! 'contravention. And the accused, Verissinto Antottio Ferreira tia Costa and Christovao k;Jst.t, are a:et:nu:Ai, being adjudged not guilty; and they ire hereby ordered to be released and restored 0 their gou'i ..:•4 characters Alt the accused are'condemitet. 0t!, t pay cuts . yty • Atttsr. '1 he tell. erne I .lsiroti.ootuher IS, 1817, an d I s a pple(' b, t h e hiJgcll Cmait Killero; vetaseu.'s and t su i ao ',revers; .krauj It:boaro oeraiva, and lastl fo the sentence two annexed, dated October 1: at.d • as bete ; Ow/ relate to Ltie thavit tit vlcep trt , wh.ot ',ad been taken, bolls to tbe yonistunent or ttra h and to the ti, t CUll JO lig privet, f. &hey cordatnt the sLutenee it. -;