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iza 1781.) ATRE-ROYAL, DRERY-LANE. ,E.SENT EVENING, Oct. 8, 1808, lajerties' Servants wiU act the Comedy of 1 WIFE AND HAVE A WIFE. r. Putnam; Don Joan, Mr. Ere ; Santitio ' Mr. Al on zo, Mr. Fisher ; Copper Captaia, Mr. Bon o', Mr. Ellistwu; Cacafogo, Mr. Dowton. Mu ,. Powell ; Atha, Miss Tidswell ; Clara, Mrs. dame, Mrs. Aordaii; Old Winuau, Mr. 'Mathews; Pesky. '‘b, soil: time, the last New Melo Drama of ELLA ROSENIIEW.;. ..,,Mr.Rayuwud; Colonel Monntfort, Mr. De ioseolwrg, Mr. Potation ; Storm ' Mr. liaunitter ; Mr. Fraley. Ella Rosenberg , Mrs. 11. Siddons ; Rey' Mrs. Flattennaa, Mrs. Sprks. the Tragedy of Romeo sad Joliet ; with the of The Three rod the Deace.—On Toe sdav, Comedy of All in the Wrong; with the last new Grand al Caractztens ; which will also be performed on asdafsest, after the Comedy of The being the :iy twaatt::: csa be acted, on secant( of the 'nevem ms. Olga the Rummies of Blue Beard. raopEirry DUTY (1N DIVIDENDS PAYABLE IN I'll E Y LARS i nun, 1044, awl 16145. IT appeori»g, ooticitestanditig Ilse notices se palest/I seta or .nude to the parties entitled io Dividends e Stock payable at the Dank of J.:viand, South Sc i Mose, and Zit /meth Moue respectircly, who hate not paid the duty on the same for the mart abort mentioned, that payment ha. not in /Tony instances hien made of the said thity, whereby than parties have incurred tariffs., penalties lobe recovered by ..ertida or Sit charge ; And the Cononsierionera for the special purposes nt 'the Property Act bringitilling to allato farther time for such pay ments, hereby fire notice, that the !)artiste papihle or all Dici- dends'of sock Stock and Anneilies . for those years ore directed to be paid into the Danko,* Ragland: and the rertilreates ~f such payments being, locked at the Ofice of the Commissioners at the ON Stock Exchange, the parties nankirg ;woke( thereof wild he dirchargrd in the Book. qt the Respect' , e Com miesioners until and upon the loth deg of October next, bid thin all peream who shall neglect to make soch payment on or before that day trW be man, Wild as the Lou' Directs, and sups are sm!o eakinc for bringing all ileAallters into chant* far the double data who Pratt not have paid the distolos the 17iar, about mentioned • ive or hefore the said lath day of October sort, aPer which day the Office of the Old Stock Exchange mat be closed. Be Order qf the tan-rd, hIATTIIEW WINTER. Ofhce for Tares, -Vogue I, 1109. Levee, Ilia Nlujesty received the oaths ttf the OOP I cers of the Crown, the Chain:Jed:tins, the Prefects, the the Masters of the Ceremonies, the Captniiis of the Chase, and the liitendont of the Royal Household. His Majesty afterwards repaired to the eispel of ',the Court, where he placed him self ott the throne, and, surrounded by the Minis ter% the Council of State, awl the Grand Officers of the Crcovii, received the oath of the Archbishops and Bishops ut present in the capital. The Arch bishops were those of Reggio, Atnalti, and Cone*; the liis!tops, those of Andria, Pooch, Aguela, Ugeuto, Tivento, Role, Coirona, Monte Pelizo, Tropen, Cusortu, Atri, and Pinna. His Emi nence Cardinul 'Fermi), Grand Almoner, prevented them in succession, and they severally pronounced, with an audible voice, the following torin I recur and promise to God, on the Holy Gospel, to :1 preservuoily olonlieure and , idelity to Joachim Napoleon, my amass and loofa' !Sovereign. I pit/Mite besides to hold so the vomits 'of the State, to assist at so council, to have no suet of connection with these who would disturb tile public puce :ma tranquillity, and if I shall rouse to the ktiowlcdic of any plot formed iu say diocese either against His Majetay's person or against the State, I swear to make It knowa to the Government ." This august sad solemn eereaaouy produced the ereatest sensation, and has made known the good disposition which :mitts:deb the Clergy of the king dom of Nupleii. His filursty haring heard mass, retired to his close, where he received the oath of the Marshal Perignoti, as tiovertior of Naples.—The Chief. of the Tribunals, the President of the Corporation of tfie City, the lutcitilauts of Naples, Terra di Lavo ri, Abruzzo, Calabria, &c. and the Officers of the Marine Stuff, also took the oath. fily a decree of His Majesty, the sums produced by several renunciations will be laid out to build ing a bridge over the Garigliano, to he begun the Ist October, and continued without inter- Li K NG'S T H EA TRPui ' wiTritiMasT. N MONDAY NEXT, October 10, 1808, Their Majesties' Servants will set &Tragedy, MACBETH. Peoes., (King of fleatlaad), Mr. Chapin:to ; Maleoles, lir. Clammed ; Macbeth, Mr. Kvable i Maeda, Kr. C. Kerbki Boameo, Mr. Maim ; Uses, CreassrAl i Kasai, 4r Promos. Lady Macbeth, Mrs Sidelong. Tu which sill he added, se n coad time, a Nevi Romantic Melo- Drama, I two acts, call THE FOIVESTof HERMANSTADT : oft, PRINCESI AND NO PRINCUM With Scx Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. The Musk simposcd by Mr. Sow. Die Priticiaal Characters by M r.T hornpipe, Mr. Broutoo, Ne. Farb.y. Mr. B:aucluoird. Mr. Liston, Mr Chapati.% Mr. Seßceirs. Mr. King, Mt. W. Murray., Mrs. H. See Gibbs. Mrs Dareoport, i.e. Sac. The Dances by Mast , r Oscar Dyntai the Mines Adam. :cc Moe New Romantic Melo-Drams, called, The Purest of Ifeemeattadt ; or, Primer sad No Priacees, Sevin last t4lit beth received throughout with universal applause and appenbatioa, by a Is illiant sad Overflowing audience, will be rtaimaied every wiling till farther aoilee. Oa Weeloestlay, Hamlet, Prince of Darmark-Os Than ay; the Comedy of 'the Man of the World , Sir Perth:ea N waireo ps,,,,,, Mr. Cooke.—[ter &oculist of the great aw:r tow, last eight, the Play of The Stranger will be repeated os TO WHOLESALE STATIONERS. A NY ESTABLISHED WHOLESALE HOUSE, willing es receive a PARTNER; an Wive asd respectable Young Men, well taow• Sit t►e Ma r t a ', and of whom every antivfaetory tekrence can be given, with a Preswiam of from SOol. to ►owel. will be respectfully attended to, by addressing to A. Z. to he Sell ♦ith George Williams, Appraiser and Auctioneer, No. au, the Corner of the Royal This day is p;hlistied, in one vol. isso.ols Third r.dition, price 75.6 d. %we, HINTS TO YOUNti PRACTITIONERS in the study of landscape Painting, illustrated by ten Enzrarings, intended to .hew the different stages of the neutral tint. By J. W. ALSTON, L. P. To whirling, aided, Instructions in the Art of Painting on Velvet. Printed foe Lisegisas, Horst, Rees, and Orae. Pater nor t, ..row. In • missiou. PROCLAMATION lIIT HIS EXCELLENCY LIEUT.-GENERAL SIR HT.W DALRYMPLE, COMMANDING THE SRTTtaW PORCES IN PORTUGAL, TO THZ PORTUGUESE NATION. The success with which it has pleated Almighty God to bless the British Arms, has brought about the moment when it becomes my duty to address the faithful and loyal inhabitants of this country. I seize the opportunity with eagerness, in order to tranquillize the minds of the timid, to repress the designs of the disaffected (if any such re main), and to assure •he nation at lame, that the efforts of the British force under my command - have no other object in view than to insure the prosperity of the inhabitants of Portugal, In the restoration of that Government, which has so long and so gloriously presided over them, and the return of which will be welcomed, uo doubt, by the united voice of a loyal people. The presence of an hostile army, in possession of the capital, and master of the principal resoerces of the king dom, had in a manner deprived the estimable and loyal subjects of Portugal of the means of liberating their coun try. Patriotic efforts, however, were made in spite of these disadvantages..and the national spirit wee manifessd in a manner at once most decided and roost honourable. The effor.s which were made by several provinces of the kingdom opened the road fur the resonation et dor Monarchy. Notwithstanding, however, the energy displayed by these Provisoes in arraying and bringing forward an armed force fur liberation of the capital ; the aid of the ancient and faithful Ally of Portugal was ? , to bring the contest to a successful ands pmdy issue. The warm in terest which his Britannic Majesty felt for his Ally, and the energy which has man dunked the British character, soon brought a powerful fame to the shores of Portugal. That part of the Portsaapese army which local circum stances permitted, united itself with the British, whilst the remainder effected a powerful diversion. Measures were taken in concert for the defeat of the common enemy. The steps of that force have been marked by victory, and the expulsion of the enetny has opened the' way to the restoration of the Portuguese Monarchy, the most gratifying duty which could be imposed by his Sovereign on a British Commander. No views of national interest or aggrandizement can be traced in the liberal policy of Britain ; but, true to the principles of honour and rod faith, hat have ever di rected her conduct, she sees, in the events now passing in Portugal, only the happy steam of re-establishing order, and restoring to the Sovereign and the people their just ATLAS FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. T HE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS. ira soliciting the patronage qf the Ptate, beg Lime to dere, that tk Office proporiet the (goring Anteastages, To pay Kan, is cam of Fire, erltirmt ea attaitlatal Premium To wore Fermis' Stock, without es isomer damn, at I. per Cent. per annum. To make good Damage by Ligtitaiog• No Charge made fur Policies, Eaclureemasta, or Sarver. Prided Proposals may be bad at the temporary 011iee Nu. 3, Basb.laue, mot of the respective Agents is the Caw: try. By Order of the Director., HENRY DESNOROUGU, Jun., &viler,. !mks, Oct. 6, 1909. Those Pivprioturs who basic omitted to sign the Deal d anorierni, are hereby apprised of Ow necasity of doing so insist farther rielay NMlDDLg'fi)ti, Pocket-Book and iliaek 11 • Lead Pencil Maher to the .liirtg and Prince of ales, st the Original Manufactory, No. 142 4 Strand. of matte thorsotemeert, lowa hams -te menesoisted to the Pantie LitikNUINE BLACK LEAD PENCILS, When! orpiriur eurllenre has been for more than hfty years universally at ltnsoleded ; said Pencils for dmaieg in colours (of a late Memnon , . To d.stiugaixb his Peaked' front Counterfeits, the mirk, wh.eb was furincoly tasty lgiddletou, i• now changed to N. .%lidrEetoo.* .4 the dir 0 0!liol• 161, Strand, Lentos, stamped us each Pencil. An extcustve assortment t of pocket-nooks and thread-cases, elegantly wanted is gold, silver, ern plant; II complete assortment of travelling, otit is& Wel decocts-cams ; G.:adenine's pocket commodes, con tamisg ev,ry article for shaving and dressing; prretahle irritate sod dresamg desks soil hoses, in mahogany, staid woad, lest7ser, ae. %Veiling paper, extra tine cut large yens, tine Irish and klatch scaling-wax, and all k iods 4.01 abationery ; portable sod counting-house letter-copying insei.i - res. These out whines, by which welting may be expeditiously and clearly copied, are brou;ht by N. Midalletuo to the stni..ot hos, aid coinprked in • nialtogany case, *hick forms a com plete desk ; some so email as to be of she greatest comet uietiee to Ouse aha travel; others of • 842 C said form to as-. met the purposes of a complete seeretaire. A large asses-t -eem of num*, sad all kinds of due tottery. MREIGN INTELLIGENCE. V o m THE FRENCH PAPERS. PRA rOET, SEPT. 23. His Majesty the Emperor and King is expected at Metz this day or to-morrow. Labousaye, Ge neral of Division, armed here yesterday, and Nla ret, Ins Secretary of State, the evening before. METZ, SEPT. 24. His Imperial and Royal Majesty arrived here this evening, at six o'clock, without the slightest iatiination of his iintention--but as soon as the people were apprised of his arrival, they crowded from all luartcrs, and manifested their sense of the honour conferred upon them, by loud.accla►na tions of joy. Having alighted at the hotel of the Prefect, the Emperor gave audience to the civil and military authorities. His departure is fixed fur t four o'clock ,to-tnurrow morning. ALL SALIITARY TO MAN. .CS and whoever dienovers or diffuse* h in an pareloa, renders an easemtial Service to his Country and his Kind. Pro,..esional men hare, of lute, through the medians of the Press, laid h, ire the politic eye the various symptoms of disorders, which, huweier, to the delicate and stiscepti- Me mind, it is mils necessary for us to gla; - .e. at. . We have the happiiiess to inform those perfme, who, either from constitution or Art:idea, or ar.mired habit, from hard study, ehtuige of climate, violcut disappuiatinent, im niuderate grief, or excesses of kind, hilmar mulct those disestes which malt from a deraogement of NEIWOCE AYKTF.3I, a general or partial 1/EBII.ITY, that, from the onion , more accurate anatomeral knowledge, with very elaborate chemical analysis, we have it in out plaelf, SO ineure, in omit coon, a perfect ec-estoblishomut or health and u n met.. 'the harks, steel, and ether tonic medicires, whicheltare he.* usnally adminotered, in one craws of those complaiuts, we have Aland, from ewperiesce, to be by no means adequate to the performance Of a complete and lusting cure; and IdEItt:CRY, the whom" specific in oilier cases, is nen vers.dly known to he pludartive of the most mischievous effects on the human constitution; we have therefore Is. h'lted, by turning the 'A hale of our attention exelasivaly to thissattpct, and by the aid of 17 )ears experience in an cl aims* practice, to offer to the public a mode of treatment . entirely sew, which has in mu one instance hitherto been knows, to fail. Asa great pert adorer ili , :nases ha. it. seat in the mind 11.3 t ha, be.. particoLvelv att....nett to to the pirent method _• right. In the execution of these views vs Commander of the British Force, 1 shall hest fond the intentions of the King my Master, and most effectually secure the interests of Portugal, by placing in the exercise of authority, that body to which his Royal Highness the Prince awn* thought fit to delegate the Sovereign Power, whin ON withdrew the Royal dignity from the into:is of en Maple. cable enemy, and preserved the Sovereignty of his do. minions beyond the Atlantic. One respectable nobleman, a member of the body than left in power by his Royal Highness, has unfortunately been reviewed from his country, by the authority or are of its enemy, by which at this critical period it is deprired of his services, whilst some of the members having appear ed to unite themselves with the Freneh interest, have ren dered their re-establishment in the Government at this moment impossible. Therefore the distinguished persons undermentioned, the remaining Members of the Regency appointed by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, and who have incur red no such disability, are called upon to repsir to Lisbon to take upon themselves the functions of the Government. until such time as the will of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent shaft be more fully known, The Count Dc Castro Mar • Monteiro Mor of the - • of STUTGARD. SEPT. 17. Ws Majesty' returned to this city some days sines. It is supposed he will make a new journey very soon—but nothing certain is yet known on that head. depart- I arrive • , -.. • .. -,, :' . . ' • . • , 11 . ' . . ili ' 0 ! i : S \ • • ' ‘ l. "' e r. 1 5 , , fi s ... 0 %; • :...,.._ ..... , ... • . q. - . • I I . I t , 1 5 . • ' , • ^ " . Illtrs . : .. "7' lit ~... _ * 4 ( k,, ...:7 - 4( • it 1,... . ;f ill . ... t - fovt •• - . ... • ~.. , 4 , " . . • s. . . • .. •- ... _, 4 1 9 SATURDAY,' OCTOBIA ti, 1808. .. - ... &Pa . aRICE SIr•PINC 11.. . . -- 111,____ _ ~- , .. _ . ... ! be my Area and most urgent tlutv to maintain the authority of the Government thus establishvil, to insure the tran quillity and subsistence of the capital, and to encourage the re-essoblishment of the former prosperity of the king• , dorm. When these objects are attained, and the attainment of them cats oulv be delayed b) intrigue or disalkeion. lb* interference of a military force will cease to be necessary; but until these end. AN accomplished, the most sigotons end decided measures will be taken for maintaining the peace and good order of the countrv, anti sr tamer" asaiust the tranquillity of any part of' the Kingdom will be proceeded/emit with the . unnovt severity. Given at the head-quarters of the Britiaisarmy N Prays% this 18th day of September, 18061. • (Signed) HEW Dgellyail , Ll, Liget-General reimmaerler of the British Forces in rottygaL SPANISH PAPERS. TILE ASTOIIIM6Met* It 3. The whole•priacipallity tasty be couvidered mete headquarters. The General Acevedo end the principal leaders reside at Oviedo, organising the men. Only suu troops of the line are yet there of the Lri.ll re g iment, who are employed tkessweising the recruits. There are. it is reckoned, from 16 to . in,oon men here, who are exercising in a kiwi of military evolution, peculiarly adapted to the people of this country'. General Acevedo has marched with 8,000 Astn riaris towards Itsuoytia, anti, it is said, with a view to unite himself to the irresistible army of General Blake, with whom be is to act in concert. All the districts are under the authority of mili tary Commanders ; but in cam of invaision, they are to advance with their own arms. The Commander iii Chief to Mr. Carrandi. who her a subaltern in each district. Finally. every Asturian is a soldier ; all are armed. It was apprehended that some us pleasant circumstance might attend the untowatiou of the Provincial Junta, by the election of user Re presentatives for the districts. but it task place without any disturbance.. INTERESTING coMitsxreATiONB,, vaolB conair. SPOIDENTI AT MADILID AND CA3OIIIIIA. COSClMactigpre 1 1 9 . A courier arrived here, yesievdey snoming, with the gratifying intelligence of the surreader of ail - boa to the fourth dividon of General MANN assay, commended by the Marquis Portago sad Colima l)e Fabro. The French who defended Whoa glen ;WO stt ong, and it is said that the enemy lost slOOO in killed and wounded : the remaining 300 U ore priaouers of war. But the particular: of the actin are not yet accurately k.uown. I send you incliond 7'hc Extraordinary Gazette, lummox:4w the tact of the victory ; the details are every moment expected, The Marquis de roomers, I understand, has mut to General Blake for scaling ladders, as he itneads to commence the siege of in. Sthaotiaa, lied if the French do oot sittrreador. is &devalued te Moon the place. Tlisiown was inseminated lam Mglit in consequence of Me glorims.vistory obtaiaml by our troops. which was also celebrated by sali k agg of tr . finery from the batteries and. the. ships of Isar in the harbour. A,ucng these are two Britig h. line of-battle-ships, the Toonsast, Admiral DeZeurey. and the Derfierssee. Captain llothron ; the allmora and crews of which participated with enthusiasm in the general joy. • mamma sirr. 17. The Deputies from the Provisgial Juntas are ar riving at Aranjuez, where they ate. to hold *cif sittings. in order to establish the CeaSestleois. May God guide their deliberations. withal* eater ing the human passions to itekleismbibitagmadant, firm, impartial, and wire Clossramait ed for the welfare of the lirmassey, musbe loved lawful Sovereign is raiBBBBll. 1 8881.1iighly apprehensive that some misurderstaistring will take place, for such appears to he the nature al mankind. II ADRIA, atPT. 21. litt Deputies who are to form the Central Jenta of Cloyernment, for the appointment of a Regent of the kingdom, are already assembled. we are in formed, at Aranjuez, where they are to open their sittings on the 24th. It is reasonably conjectural that tt will be composed of the following per- sonages, viz. His Eminence Cardinal de Bourbon, Archbishop of Toledo, Regent. (I) His Excellency the Count de Florida Blanca. (2) his Excellency Don Francisco de Saavedra. (3) His Excellency Don Pedro Cevallos. (4) His Excellency Don Caspar de Joveßanos. (5) The appointment of his Eminence to be the head of the kingdom, is intended to prevent every kind of embarrassing niquette or misunderstantling,ond to evince that a Bourbon still reuntins to Spats. Nos t, Hfs Eminence is the son of the late Infant° Dos Louie, uncle to Marks IV. sho, in Hie reign of tbet late Charles 111. his brother, married a private !may, of s disc lingrished fatally, DiusMaria de Vallaheiga y Drummowl (relates% es the mob-root Suite to the esfurtnnate family of Stuart,) oboist his Ro)al Highness bad the Cardinal and too daughter.., one of these Hie infamous Gads" contrived Lr bo IOtI Meta to CepOlOir. No. 3. 'rim oldest as.d best Statesman of Spain, hut moo onfortemately very old. The Coast sac f e r o lii,se Meister In Charles 111. bat on account of bit int:grili, shamefully ' cruelty persecuted by GinMy, not% ithstaudine bu death.? that !lt- • grtfllllll THEA' HIS PRI' Their Malt 111!LE A Dole, Mr. Pal (Oland Alosau ler ; Leon, M rift; ". Pa &titillate J ot Mr. Peak M W The Eleettw, I amp; Iloaeulw ',ore man. Mr. oratioe, Mita I o r i Monday, t • ;. Drama a • Comedy of t or Cara ;,,.redo} next, two hiatus (be 'flip. lal O M": Their M Houma (Ei lir. Climatal Kubiak Baca Rom, 4r Re Ta which will THE. F( OR, Ritb N The Prioeia Nr. Farley. JI Jeßceira. Mr. Mrs. Odds. Si lie Damara b The New R Beramitadt : t4lll berg ret approbatica, I repealed weer, Oa Waling • el; tbe Cow Illacaycophav Sew, lea nigl Friday. FIRE THEE arieilis that thu Ode; insure, in molt cams, • perfect tic -establislinseut Zr health VeIINAS, SEPT. 17. • The appointment of nit 1.•-tninence to me use news and r e 4 le ft in power by his Royal Highness. has Unfortunately The barks, steel, end ober tonic medieires, whieltshare His Niejesty the Etnperor of Humana is expected . been mowed from his country, by the authority or arts of the kingdom, is intended to prevent every kind kern us na ll y a d m i nistere d, in one el ve s o f t h ose Caltaplainty, here by the -29th of this month. Every tint% it of its enemy by which at this critical period it is . depriyed of einharrareing niquette or miaunderstantrunjould we have bland, from ex reeve, to be by no means adequate prepared tot hit reception. of his services, whilst some of the members having appear- to evince that a Bourbon still remains to Spun, 49 the peeheynaace of • compkte and henna cure; and utt.ve, 'arr. 14. ed to unite themselves with the French interest, have mit ! lIIERCCRY, the =di...Ley specific in other cases, is nai- \ w t, His Eminence is the son of the late Isfaatto Dow Yesterdays numberof detachments of the Guards dewed their re - establisinnent i n the Government at this L ou *, unc l e t o Charles IV. who to the n ip o f the l ate smutty tars,, to he prodeetiye of tlie mint mischievous effects on L k, h.... c00 . 1 , 1 „ t ,,,,,. „„. h a „ thm . f ,,,, t „. who are prOceeding to escort the Queen of Naples moment impossible. Charles 111. his broth., married a private Lady, of • dis. real. ti (urging Die shale of nut:attention nic h is in t i, to (Madame Murat), set out from this place at au Therefore the distinguished persons undermentioned, tiegnightni family, DiumAlaria de Vallabeira y Drosenne u l thissebject, sad by the aid of 17 sears experieice in any early hour in the morning, with the General corn- the remaining Members of the Regency appointed by his !relates% ow the 'maternal 1 . 144 to the mifortnaate family of unmetßoyal Highness the Prince Regent, and who have incur- steart,",, by whom his Royal Ht nee had the Cardinal arid tree to idler to the Public a ma** o f Ura t "tc" mantling the division at, their bead. in order to estirely new, which has in wore instance hitherto been red Ito such disability, see called upon to repair to Lisbon two daughters, one of than the itlfiltilt){l6 Gamin contrived 4 canwu to fail meet Her Majesty at the entrance of the depart- e t• • to tike upon t emse ves t h e f unc tions is t e nvetnment„ ~ As a mee t part of these di•easee has In mat in the mind • merit. It is expected that Her Majesty will arrive until such time as the will of his Royal Highness the Nu. 2. 'rile oldest mil beet Statesman of Spain, hut s noW what hilt hem partictiLsrly sto.in!esl to in the nreoriat method here this morning. Prince Regent shaft be tome fully known, viz.-. enfnegunately very old. The Count er. f e r o uram M an n er "teat'; i mid, as it is a fact, mast kuosn to professional meal, NAPLES, SEPT. 14. The Count Ile Castro Nlarim, Monteiro Moe of the in Checks 111. bat on account of, his intts, alanniefully doers ed and cruelly persecuted bYGml o f DnitYitbstakdinz . 1 1 ' 4 Persian. ot each sex, and eif all ages, of allaiteations in The famine , Decree has been published in this Kingdom, and Member of the Councils of his Royal the t • - his - deat h-bail by life, mil every descriptiun radiomen e, are Writ' to these •,,, • D so.emn promise extorted on that stu• Highness. 'larch frmii Li* imn, of never ilispemnig with dm services o f elionden, particularly Dune oft legant and cultivated mind..., C''.' . '— very relined sentiounits arid E•eling.. and of steibone *Men- " tinteltim Napoleon, Sec.—We have decreed, Dont Franciseo Xavier de Noronha, Member of the tiorida Mears. "P. , habits, mast especially thoae of a quick and lively and do decree as follows : Councils of his Royal Highness, anti Gran Cruz da Or- No. s. Some years back Minister of State, afteneanls fa " Yi cod ( elide Vaitioation—the Putt, the ranger ,and n Th e p royise w c 000 ,,,t. am goon e e d f or t b,,, t ub o e . item De Sant-lagn. President of the Board 01 Conscience, disinfect dby titeloy. de Novelist...and those whom an affluent (minor aid high tuber lifltt , for the !scission of this year. The Sesame will and Lieutenant-General in the Royal Armies. No. 4. Late 711isister of State, and who has acquired f venk in society have ezelodeet free, all manual, labour, and emithme to the skit' of the same mentb. Francisco de Cunha e Metteaes, Member of the Coun- immertat honour by his loyalty t o painid•sm so rnisting '‘utar employnient , for the sake of RUA Patients, whore .. Th e c e .s ione o f the District Cmancils shall be di- cubs of his Royal Highness, and Lieutenant-General in c a s r eL t u "l b4 P" ore n 7,: a d pot es p eo is n i 7g r e , v , t e .": o l ,„ ll ,`; ‘ ,, t ' 3l l, a :(„,, le :„„ l°. ,.. to ,, g o . g i f d t° '`, 4 . l , n :„" si s , 113 i""lis I•etel, are ellidered OM inter fro by the viikd nit.. two parts ; one, to precede the Sitting of the Royal Armies. a niece of Gudoy. To him l b .. maxim of your l'oet may be ry aritnee of their complaint, the etricient alkention is paid the Provincial Councils, Salt to costume Ire days, 4+lll he Joao Antonio Salter the hlendonea, Desembergador do lit tieheat ) . and sterrey, awl a certain, a permanent and ra- Justly applied— dies! cui 6, assembled on the atti October; the other, to follow the Pro. is solemnly peuinlseth Paco, and Procumador of tbe Crown. vincist Seeslon, shall also continue for live days, and shall " An honest wan is the 'Boldest work of ti 0.1." :ire:, bunts, m, H , R ...,..‘ t: ii v. and CO Surgeons, may b, „„ obo t ti ..a Dom Nlisuel Pereira For Contittho, Member of the clew on I ls:un , lie .: I et. No. S. Some years bark Mitioder of Justice and Favour, m ot li te 11 , 17, 1 Hatt:n-Griciten, by Patteuts of Ilia. Majesty has given orders to pay up immedi- Councils of his Royal lii6huess, and Brigadeiro in the a very enlightened Statesman, disgraced and erectly perm. Royal Armies. '' Sauk Note, when th - e'tier w assery 'l A terfpost dvice asid i n l eiit' l'nclavas"lawrilmi o nl y the q uarters arrears due to the O ffi cers who To this Government the inferior Jarielictions and Tri- toroth b Y G '" : "' be lona, ter sent to any part of the kingdom. hate pensions, and to the invalids of the proviuees. Pstient s in th e country are num tied to describe the par- IF lig Majesty hands. the Constituted and Legal Authorities of the JOf these Personages it may be truly observed, hits also signified his iutentiou to assist Kingdom, mid all persons °revery deseriptiou, are required " they are an hotionrable and sreat set of men, tkelars or their complaints. ages, salt octal halal of the public charitable institutions. to sat- all deference awl sobtoission. and for once is certainl y justi fi ed the universal pos 21 "Illes-No. tin, Baum-Wades. Salulay, at 9 o ' clock. —ltsunediately after the As Cointurtider of the figititit forces. 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