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PIuCE . SAINDICJAHALPPENNT. - • .. - , -4.... s - ' - OFFICE of the COMMISSIO'NERS for INVESTIGATING •FHE - REV. WILLIAM HETHERLNGTONS CHARLIY - SOUTH AMERICA ' the DEBTS of •the LATE NABOBS of the CARNATIC. TO THE BLIND; ESTABI.ISHED 1774. ...—.......—..... No. 11, Manchester Buildings, Westminster, Oct. 1,1810. CHRIST'S HOSPITAL, LONDON. . BUENOS AYRES, JULY les T N conformity to the. 19th clause of the Deed of lITHEREAS the above-named Gentleman, in his The. English vess e l whi c h arrived yererday in this' Agreement between the U n i te d C ompany o f M erc h ants of V • Life-time, enabledtbe Governors of this kfoopital to pay harbour li.is brought official letters of the u Most im- England trading to the East-Indies of the one part, and the Cre- Annuities of s£lo to each of 50 blind Persons, in the hope that I portince, and the public ought not to remain unac- ditors of the bite N C arnae i c o f other part, t abobs of the t h ehe I his example would be followed by other benevolent Characters, l ri 'tainted with them. We communicate them with 1 Commissioners appointed under that Agr e ement g i ve not i ce , t h a t the Governors give this public Notice, that from the very Muni- I, tllO greater satisfaction, as they will sufficiently trail- ! a continuation of the S F ,g e d u k o f t h e Claims ma d e before them, ficent additions made to Mr. Hetherington's original Fund; by i quil'ii•v the minds of the inhabitants of these Pro- i and the CoMmissioners In I n di a , s i nce that i nserte d i n the Gazette Deed of Gift, and by Will, they arc now enabled to .extend the , vilic,:s, n'-id confirm them in that confideace and high of Saturday, the 15th of Septemb er , h as b een pu bli s h e d i n t h e i Gazette of Saturday, the 20th of Sep tem b er , I n or d er t h at "alt Annuity to 433 other Persons ; a Gentleman now living, and ; (--,tin,itiet in which they ought to regard the ntw . Robert Precious, Esq. lately deceased, haviug-in the current year i Provision it Government. The English Minister who '" , such persons 'as shall hare any interest to oppose or impeach the added 32 Annuitants to this Charity. iis the writer demonstrates the most generous seati- • v . , " same may have sufficient so to do." Fur Th e Governors give this public N ot i ce, that from the 15th ! meets towards this great prop ortion of the zantsn JOHN PARKHOUSE, S ecretar y, S October to the :id November, in every Year, they are ready to' Monarchy, and discovcring, by a just discernment of GEORGE PARKHOUSE. Issue from the Counting-House of the HosPital, upon the personal its elev.tted character, the true principles and objects TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EASE INDIA STOCK. application of a Friend 0, Petitions fur any bbud Persons linty of this Junta, 'recognises among its members some ' .guiiiibed. of the m'lst ',-..dons defenders of King 1 7 :4dina . nde LADIES AND GENTLZKIN, . • The leading qualifications are stated hereunder ; sad unless the and de‘ . .cribf.•% the path we ought to tallow in the de.., MR. PELLY's Advertisement of yesterday has . fence of A monarch, whose trtsfattines have not Wei. parties can resp ectively prove themselves strictly within them, apprised you of his having declined the Ballot en the pre- kened or :41111P:il.ited the legitimate rights he exercises 1 the applications in their behalf will Le eatireiy fmilles: __ • sent vacancy In the East India Direction. B env i,L. over ns, and to whom vie h: sacredly sivorn to ad- . Birth in England, to the exclusion of Waie‘and To the many friends whose active zeal -has promoted eay . in. here. Lord Stranqford fraiikly expresses his own . opon-Vweed.—Age, Fifty Y 1 sod upwards. . terest throughout this contest, and to the Proprietors at large,ideas, with an anticipation of such arningements as r Residence, Three Years in their present abo d e; and - total whose favourable sentiments have plated me in a situation which his Government trill ndhere to; but persons of his Blindness during that period. appears to secure my success at the approaching Election, rank at the same•time will rest tisk : t decided opinion l am Those who have ever begged, received Alms, or are deemed bound in every sense of gratitude ; but though any further era% which afterwards they may be compelled o ffi cially to objects for Parish.kelief, are excluded from the. Benefit of the.e ; tion on the part of my friends may be thought unnecessary, 1 .. for t h ose w h o h „, beet, repute-1 f oppose, nor do they easily equivocate when th e y re. Charities, win& are intended nevertheless beg leave respectfully to express the desire I feeldiet the secret rtiaxitiis of -a Cabinet in whose princi- bly brought up, and who want sonar addition to what they h ave , for the attendance of such of the Proprietors In my interest whoples they have ken initiated. All good patriots may to make life more com fo rta bl e under the misfortune of blindness." may find it not inconvenient to honour me with their presence at Ist October, 1810. RICHARD CORP, Clerk- therefore cory_tratillate themselves ; they may repose e the ballot, which is fixed for Wednesday, the 10th Instant. of a Government • From the great extent of this Charity it is found ititpractica- with tranquillity in the vigilance t I have the honour to be, with the greatest respect, ble to attend to Letters. ' which combines all the means ot public security, and Ladies and Gentlemen, _ may assuredly believe . that the exercise of a bin,cere - Your faithful humble servant, SURREY.—VALUABLE INN, DWELLINpi HOUSES, and allegiance towards our real and undoubted Monarch, • SAMUEL DAVIS. LANDS ADAPTED FOR BUILDING UPON, SI'REAT- Ferdinand VII. will make the integrity and rights of ~ I No. 39, Portland-place, October 2, 18111.' HAM AND NORWOOD.—LAND-TAX REDEEMED. this territory be respected, in spite of the weak .and TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, t- , LONDON. mean, by the sacred name of the King, any thing At Garraway'r Coffee-house, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, i PAY MENT OF RENT OF PREMISES RENDERED UN- . To-morrow, October the 3d, 1810, at 12 o'Clock, In 24 Lots, more than a pretext to cover the-weaknesses and mi- NUMBER 7355] THEATRE-ROVAL, COSNT - G1 .1 1 0..) 154 '. TO -I\lo It itoVir EVENING, OCTOBLit %1810, witl . he acted aContic Opera, Caked' ABROAD AND AT HOME. Sir Simon Flniiiish, Mr. EMERY ; Young Flourfah, Mr. FAWCETT ; T, sty, IILANCHARD; Young Testy,' Mr. LISTON; Harcourt, Mr. INCLEDON ; C..ptain O'Neil, Mr. TAYLOR ; Dickey, Mr. 'SIMMONS. whitit will be added the Farce of HIGH LIFE BELOW. STAIRS. Late!, Mr. FARLE i f ; . . Lord Duke, Mr. I.iKION ; 'Sir Harrt, Mr: 'JOWLS ; Kitty, Mrs; 011419.• The doors will be operke.l at half past five, and the Play begin at half past six. Place; tor the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the new Box-Oilice in Prince's Mice, liart-street, from ten till four. This Evening—Spe. 4l the Plough ; with The Blind Boy. Oil Thursday, the Comedy of John Bull. On Fri.! y, the Conic Opera of Fontainbleau. ARMY. • AN ENSIGN in an Old Regiment will exchanges rn r.--For partietdars apply to .ore Printer. Letters p o st paid. , This dry was published, in One Yoh Octavo, price 14s. bawds, •71 1 1E REPORT, together with MINUTES of ~ EVIDENCJi. AND ACCOUNTS, from the SELECT COM:11111E on the HIGH PRICE of GOLD MILLION:— Ordi•ra by the Hooseof Commons tribe printel eth June, 1810. Reprinted for Jos. Johnson and CO. St. Paul': Church-yard; and Jana Ridgway, Piccadilly, This day was published, Printed on vellum post octavo, hot.presseddartels it. get A LETTER addressed to the OFFICERS of the - 1 ARMY, with thelketch of a Plan materlay Important to their Interests. Dedicated te W. M. Pitt, Esq. M. P. By DAVID ROBERTS, Esq. Captain in the 51st Rqintent Light Infantry, and Majbr of Brigade. London: Sold by Messrs. I..ongmen Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Past ri.oster.rsw ;J. Egerton, Whiteh all; A. L 11014, M.r. jtc.y's Statinner, ; and W. Builith, Iffantei Bonk *arr. Bristol. EIGHTH EDI TION. This day was published, in hoards, price 34.6 d. ATRACT upon DYSPEPSY, or INDUIES 'HON, and' the HYPOCHONDRIAC DISEASE; and tepon the Inflammatory or regular Gout, and the Atonic. Irregu lar, or Flying Gout : with various cases of Nervous, Bilious, Pa ralytic, and Spasmodic Affections; Diseases of Relaxiticin'and Debility. Broken. Constitutions, Habits impaired by intumper antc,Climate, &c. Together with the Specification of the Me- Oral Virtues of that extraordinary Patent Medicine, the Cardiac and Nam, Tincture; and of the various Diseases and Com phints in which it is administered; and of its Doses, Effects, &c. By - JAMES kYIVIER, Surgeon. Vides, ut pallidus omnis tmla disurzat &Ina. Victim tenuis quae quantaque secum adferat..--Tiox. tondwi : Printed tor the Author, and sold by J. Harris, Suc ees;or to Mrs. Newbery, Ludgate-street. FREEHOLD HOUSE LOTTERY. By ORDER OF THE LORDS OF HIS MAJESTY'S TREASURY, ON TUESDAY the 4th DECEMI3ER mit, the 'third and last GRAND CITY LOTTERY will commence• .........._ __ _ ..... ._ _. Draiiing in Guildhall, London. Tickets may be bad at all the Lottery Offices, present Price O. 15s. each. This Lottery contains Twen:rfive CAPITAL PRIZES, esti mated at upwards of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS Vato , t, and consist of SU BSTAM ri AL and WELL-FINISHED. IRF.I - 101.13 1-101.15E5, LAND; fAXFREB, situred in the ieot eligible Part of the City of London, either for Wholesale or Retail Business, and Is the last and only Opportunity the Public will ever have of obtaining for a few Pounds a valuable Freehold Estatc.—Schemes and Particulars Gratis. _ 1 11131-1 reminds his Friends that the LOTTERY h.zitis and finishes the 19th of THIS MONTH. Tickets and Shares are selling in great Variety, at both his Offices, 4, CORNHII.I., and 9, CHA.RING CRO SS, Where TH!RTY CAPI'fAL. PRIZES were SOletin, Sliares within the Last, NINE MON vas, including Three Prizes of Xt.0,000. The present Scheme contains .Only 4,000 Nunibeu, yet there are 5 ... Prizes of 20,00 , ) 5 ... Prizes of ... 2,000 5 ... ... Prizes of ... 1,00;) There arc Five Ticliets of each Number, and the fate of One decides the other Four. One Number must gain £lOO,OOO. • • AU Businei4 in the Public Funds transacted with fidelity a:edisratch by 'F. BISH, Stock.Brokee. SVIFT and Co. Contr4tors with Government for the preFent LOTTERY, respectfully Inform the Public, that . rickets and Shares are selling in . great variety, x their Writes, No.ll, POULTRY, No. 12, CHARING CROSS, N 0.31, ALDGATE HIGH-STREET, And by their Agents is the Country—The Prices are/meek Innis than in the last Lottery, and the Same, width is highly ap rroved, c'in'ains an additional .420,100 Prize, with 3000 Nam- ' bris Ic.s than ti:r last. . . The Drawing wilt bten finish 19th of THIS MODITti. ECHEME, 5 Prizes of £20,000 are £lOO,OOO 2,000 10,000 5,000 5,01,0 3,000 - • 2,500 100 2S 2,500 4,4;.0 15 72,000 4 AK) Nu:l'oer% P 2 oo,o:ie • FIVE TICRETS OF EACH NUNIBEit. • In tlie LAST LOTTERY; lii. 4,469, a Prize of .t 20,000, v t . s snl.l at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, in Sixteen Sixteenth Shares, besides several inferior Capitals. 5 -- 10 -- :!() 1,000 630 100 GRAVEL, STONE, AND LUMBAGO. T_T ICKMAN's PILLS is an effectual Cure for the -kJ- Gravel and Stone, stoppage nt Urine, Complaints In the - and l'" (der, Lumbago, &c. to the human . frame, them :uie, nor more alarming in and Stone. They are cont . the most *abitentious, is water we drink are impreg tuse these excruciating tor , other species of disorder. contwed of the most innocent in singular .ellicacy,. in not only the urine, but happily de . from which proceed :the .iie calculi, or gritty concretions, teodebey rollaose disorders, with- Aces, 4, Clicarldc, corner and itnith, - Irdinburgh and Newhery an 4 San, Dublin ; and tiardnit,.Plymouth ; and Fluxes at A. *l. earla: Back and Loins, Kidney -' s, and llladclrr, i.umbago, act. • - 4.)1 the various complaints incident to the human. frame, are none more dreadful in their nature, nor more alarnii their vmsequenees, than the Greta said Stone. They are to whirl every person, evils the most 'abStentio liahle i as the air we'breathe and thrwatersise drink are * saws( with particles which not only cause these excruciatin ~_tulyclist are a foundation for every other qecies of die 'HICKMAN'S Original YILLS, composed of the most Innoce hart been found of singulaP sellicacy, in not vrtnzthening lIIe vessels containing the Print, but liappi stroying•the petrifying quality of it. from which proetei above complaints, &c. removing the cakull, or gritty concrc and banishing every pernicious tendency to those disorders, cur entlfinellleflt, •• • •• Sold nholeule and retail .at Mr. Butler's, 4, Chen, ide, of Paternoster-row; Baxter and Co. and itnith, - Editibutg C l3s gow • Belani, Portsmouth ; Newbery ar.4 Scm, Dt Peck aniTurner, Hull ; 1 - buland and flayclon, .Plymouth most Booksellers in every town,' in Fluxes at as. *l. each: • . TENANTABLE BY FIRE. pOLICIES of Insurance expiring at MIcuAELSTAS, should be renewed within Fifteen Days from that period, to prevent the Parties Interest ceasing therein.—MtacAtkut INSURANCES effected at retiocesi Prentiams. • EAGLE LIFE INSURANCE. Every description of luittrances upon Lives may be effected at this Office with the utmost facility., upon terms of peculiar ad vantage. W. IIEETHAM, Secretary. N.B. The Half Yeaky Dliidendi arc now paying at the Office. BRITISH FIRE OFFICE. BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE in the STnAsn "Id CoINRILL, LONDON, and by Agents in Edinburgh. Glasgow, Dublin, and other principal Towns, grant INSURAN CES AGAINST FIRE. Premiums for Insurance renewable at Mt cnatt.stas, must be paid within 15 days therefrom. -The Directors of the Barrtsti Flac Orrice earnestly request the attention of the Public to the uniform and equitable mode with which at all times they have conducted their Business, with out regarding the impolitic fantasies lately introduced, the pre tended aerantagea set forth, or the ill-digested plans, equally bane ful to the Insurer and Insured. •- Engines of the best construction, and !firemen of activity, aro provided to attend at Fires. ♦NNUAL PRI:MItYMS. Common Insurance, 2s. per Cent.—Hazardous, ft.—Double Hazardous, ss. Insurance of greater hazard and large Sums by special agreement. Policks (gratis) as heretofore for Starts of 3001. and upwards. Merchandize and Ships insured in the West India and London Docks ; and also at tlf , different Ports itt the United Kingdom. Ins_rance on Farming Stock, at 2s 61. per Cent. specifying the Sums to be insured on the different sorts of Grain ; or 15.6 d. per Cent. only on the whole Stock bf any one Farm, with Salvage Clause. ROBERT SKELTON, See. MONEY. MESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg leave to inform INA- those that may be in want and desirous of borrowing tem porary or permanent sums of money, .that they can at all times advance any sum from 1001. to 29,0001. and upwards, on personal or any other security arising front Marriage Settlements, only in the Funds, Clergymens' Livings, or Freehold, Copyhohl, and Leasehold Estates, on the,most liberal and honourable terms.— Pirsonal application Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily receive at their house, No. 19, Jeernyn-street, St.Janteis either personally or by letter, post-paid. N. B. Ten years pur chase will be given for well-secured Annuities. This day was published, a new Edition, being nearly Thrae Hundred Pages, price only Zs. Q OLOMON's GUIDE to HEALTH ; or Advice to both Sexes, on Female" Diseases, Nervous, Hypochondriac, and Consumptive Complaints. This book is recommended to young men and boys ; has been the labour of many years experi ence and observation on the calamitous con,equences of a secret and 4estructive vice. To which 1. added, an ItAsay on DISC:IL:I incident to Females, and an Appendix on the subject of a solitary and destructive Vice ; also an Address to Parents, Guardians, Tutors, and those who have the care and education of Youth.— Likewiso Advice for Bathing, explaining the mode of treatment, in the different stages of the Scurvy, Leprosy, King's Evil, Gout, Rheumatism, and Venereal Disease, Cautions to young Persons 1 1 of the'clanger of improper connekirms or improper treatment, &c. ET The amazing sale of thli Book is the best criterion of its vast utility. Sold by Mathews and Leigli,,i 8, Strand. To-morrow, October the 3d, 1810, i Ciaiek, . Lots, A VERY VALUABLE ESTATE, comprising the WHITE LION INN, and sundry Dwelling Houses, Gardens and Lands, pleasantly situate at Streatham ; a beautiful Villa and several Dwelling Houses, and upward; of :XX) Acres of most excellent Land, lying stip" g to the late Norwood Com mon, and extending down to the immediate vicinity of the Village of Dulwich. This Estate Is part Freehold and part Copyhold, is sittiate in the Parishes of Streatham and Lambeth, and within six miles of the Royal Exchange, possessing beautiful and extensive views of the Metnipolis, and the surrounding Country, and is admirably adapted for the, erections of Villas, ornamental Cottages, &e. SpeciScations aray be had one month previous to the sale, by applying to Mr. lames Land Agent, New Boswell-eourr, colis's lon, London; Mr. Townly, Land Surveyor, Wahvorth, Surrey; and at Garraway's: DEVON. CAPITAL FARMS, ORCHARDS, WATER.CORN•MILL COTTAGES, and LANDS, boweest Exeter and Exmouth. TO BE S 011) BY AUCI lON, By Mr. ROBINS, at the New London Inn, Exeter, on Friday nest, October 5, at 12 preciatly, in 'lltirty-one Lots, THE valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, lying I- in the Parishes of Clyst St. Mary, Clyst Sr. George, and Sowton, between Exeter, Ex mouth, Sidrnouth, and Topsham ; the, property of Edward Cot,ford, Esq. deeeassal ; a short distaare from Winslade House, comprising upwards of 400 Acres of rich Water, Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, divided into eligible Farms, with Farm-houses and Buildings, eligible Land for build ing, near Topsham, commanding beautiful views of the river Exr, ! the Ocean, Powderham Castle, &c. stnk.; Cottages, Gardens. and Orchards; in possession of Messrs. Goldsworthy, Waldron, Cox. Sprague, and others part on lease, the remainder tenants at will. The lots are arrangetrcompact, and in I.lgb cultivation, excellent roads in all directions, and a short distance from the sea. May be viewed, by applying to Mr. Clarke, Bailiff, at Wins lade Howe; or to Mr. Pidsley, Solicitor, Exeter, where partictt lan may be haul ;,at the New London in:t and Hotel. Exeter ; at the King's Arms, Liskeard ; Hotels, Plymouth and Weymouth ; White Hart and Antelope, Salisbury ; Swan, Wells ; King's Head, Bridgewater; principal Inns at Taunton; White Lion, Bath; Bush Inn, Bristol; of Messrs. Forbes and Pocock?. t.:•:ii citOrs, No. 5, Ely-pLce, Holborn I at Garraway's; and ut Mr. Robins. Warwick -street, Golden•square, London, where a plan of the Estatimay be seen. CURE OF S I ONE AND GRAVEL. MR. • PERRY, Surgeon, Southampton:street, Bloomsbury-square, Proprietor of ADAMS's SOLVF.NT, a mild yet efficacious Cure of STONE and GRAVEL in the BLADDER or KIDNEYS, sacqualats the Public, that he has for stnne-years devoted his whole , professional attention to the above Diseases. He may be consulted at his own House on Wednes days and rridays, where he diVenses the Snlvent in bottles of I Is. and :€l. 2s. Stamps included, two of which lest correct the calm buns diathesis in the ha b it, and therapy prevent the concretion of Steele In persons of a sedentary life. Sold also at Bacon and Co.'s, 150.0iftlosieltveet, and at Bolton's, front of else •Boyal Exchange, the Author's " Disquisition of the Stone and Gravel," Ninth Edition, price Is. exl. pointing out their Cause, and the Diet to be ohserved during the Cure, with many estraordinory" Cases,oorne of perfect recovery even after the ope- : raLion had been resolved on. 11,rlay be had ac Symonds 's, Baukstl ler, Nn. t.o, Paterntliter-row, price Is. 6d. N. B. A frterabbf Mr. Whlttle, in Fleet -street, has just been cured of the disorder, which was -bought to be uut of the reeds if 'medicine. . ." ._ .. BY ORDER OF THE. ASSIGNEES OF M. BURROUGH. To be SOLD by AUC FION, by B. 1.1:W1S, On• Monday the 29th day of October inst. at the Antelope Ism, in New Sarum, in the County of Wars, at Four &Cluck in the Afternoon, in Eleven Lots, under coaditions of Sale to be then produced,. THE UNDER-MENTIONED FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, viz. 7 s. Lot 1. All that capital Leasehold Mesauage or Dwelling House, with the spaciris Ware-rooms belongiug thereto, situate in the Poultry Cross, Salisbury, late in the occupation of the said Michael Burrough; together with the good will of the extensive and well-accusto:ned busiress of a Woollen Draper, Mercer, and Undertaker, for more than fifty years carried on therein. The above premise/ have been mostly rew within a few years, are in excellent repair, ald in point of situation are inferior to none in Salisbury. The Fissures and such part of the Stock its rade as shall resna'n undisposed of at the time of the sale, will be required to be taken at an appraisement by the purcha ser of these premises. • I.ot 2. A Freehold Messuage or Dwelling House adjoining 1 nt 1, in which al esteusive Banking Business has been este and carried on tor mere than twenty years last past. I.nt 3. A Leaseho'.d Stable, Brewhouse, and Out-buildings in the Butcher-row, Salisbury, late in the occupation of the said M. Burrough, and near to I.•its 1 and 2. The respective tenants will shew the premises ; and for further particulars. apply to Mr. Arney or Mr. 'Finney, Salisbury, Joint 6ulicitnrs to the Assignees ; if lay letter, the postage must be paid. 61.LE.P.R . A'rkfl RF.STOKA'III;'E TOOTH POWDER. REACTY of Countenance, and regularity of Fea tures, arc allowed to dimiuguish the British Fair; but the Proprietor of BUTLER's TOO'l'li POWDF.it would beg leave to remind his Country-women that the lustre of their Charms loseshalf its influence where the Teeth are discoloured, or ,hew a rotten and unhealthy appearance--this is the nutre inexcusabio. as the p: Brent preparation afford.; the infallible means of rein= everyb:?rnish of the enamel, and I: safe it its application, eomposed of Vegetables. it is reconetnentled to the attention of all ranks, as clearing away every imperfection, either in the co:our, or the decay of the enamel of the Teeth, as.reudering the Breath sweet and deleeta ble, and making the Gums of their proper shape and xermillion hue; and a certain preventive a-alost the Tooth-ache. No com position of this kind ever brought forward to public notice, has met such universal approbation ; and the Proprietor has to Roast that it is in daily use of Royalty itself. k• Fold, wholisak ;alit retal, by Mr. &clef, No. A, Citeapside, corner of katernoster-Tow ; Baxter and Co. and Smith, EtUn• burgh lind Gtaggolv ; B ' elam, Portsmouth • Newbcry and Son, : burgh Pick sod' l'urfxr, ; lfaxbod and I loydon Ply k; autruoat Cuuutry 5/144ichIS Waders and Perftligare, AO. WPM at 2' Dd. asab, ; • ik:, pretest 'Aitnesses series which their own ambition may Occasi,m. Letter of Lord SiIIANGIORD_, Ambassador his Britannic Mer. Scilly at the Court of Brasil, to the Cost:ruing Junt.l of Buenos Aym On the receipt of the much-esteemed favour of your Excellencies, of the 28th of May, I telt the sincerest. regret in not having positive directions from my Court to give the utmost facility to the important business you recommend to me. The respectable name, how. ever, of Ferdinand VII. by which those resolutions are sanctioned, as well as the merit and high respec tability of the subjects that compose.this most worthy Governing Junta (which the circumstances of the times have rendered necessary) induce me to conunu. nicate it with the same respect and attention, as if L had received your letter officially. Relying an this principle, Lassure your Excellencies, that it has given me the highest satisfaction to be informed of the mu deratiou with which your Excellencies have conducted yourselves in so arduous an undertaking, as also of the heroic sentiments of loyalty and affection which you manifest for your Sovereign. For this conduct you will please to accept of my most sincere congra-. tulations. I again find myself under the necessitynf decks'. ing to yotir Excellency, that it gives me pain not to feel myself authorized to declare the sentiments of my Court, on the present emergency, and I have no hesitation in confessing, that I am absolutely ignorant what they are, or wHat hereafter their ideas may be ; while, as au individual who feels the highest possible interest in the happiness of this vast Continent, I em brace with pleasure this opportunity of cautioning your Excellencies to avoid all relations, even the mos; trifling, with the French or their emissaries, and with all such as may be justly suspected of having connec tions with France ; and more particularly your Ex cellencies ought to beware of those who have already occasioned general distrust (though not of your owe capital) because, in my opinion, our allied Coats are extremely jealous in this respect. In the same manner, I feel myself obliged to request your Excellencies to preserve amongst yourselves the strictest union and concord ; not doubting that the wise policy and character, for which you are so de servedly distinguished, will dictate to you the neces sity of every neccssary precaution to prevent any cause of rupture with your neighbours. I I have the satisfaction of being . able to assure Tot I of the pacific ani fr endly dispositions of this Court, with which I have already had repeated conferences on 'the subject ; and I owe it in conformity to the high esteem you halve merited from me, to inform you, that this Court was much mortified by the ex pressions of the Proclamations of the Cabildo of thp 22J ult. Your Excellencies may rely with repeated confidence, that you will not be incommoded in any shape, provided that the conduct of your capital be always conformable to the declarations you have made, and adhere to the authority of Fernando Vlf. and his legitimate successors. With respect to my own Court. I promise your Excellencies that I will employ all the good offices in my power, conformably to that respect and consider ation with which I make this communication to you ; and that I will gladly endeavour to make your cod ! duct appear in the most respectable light, that my Govet nment may be fully informed of the honourable consideration you deserve, of the good came which you support, and of the confidence with which King Fernando VII. may rely, that though all Spain wett lost, there exist in this part of America heroes who will boldly defend his rights, and those of the Spanish monarchy. Though the letter of your Excellencies has to me too brief to. inform me of all I cots hive wished, I however, as an individual, feel the sincerest desire to be of use to you; and in that capacity avail myself of thislapportunity to assure your Excellencies of the sincerest friendship and regard with which I h a ve the honour to be, with the greatest attention and respect, your Excellencies' most obedient servant.. Rio Janeiro, huts 16, tell. (*IV) STRANGFOUI. To their Bicellendes the Governing Junta of the Capital of file de la Mate. (T,w fiNil 4.:.• . _