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LETTER, to the EDITORS of the POR TUGUR:3E INVESTIGATOR in ENGLAND, on the I , o "V ‘ i.!Fiety of Abolishing the ROYAL WINE COMPANY of .„r`IUGAL. -aviuted for J. Johnson - anJ Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. • THE. SPIRIT OF IRISH WLT. • _ Tills Day WAS publistied„ • • In One large V,,luine Duodecimo, price 6s. in boards, IPIIHE SPIRIT of IRISH WIT ; or, Post-chaise : Cmnpanion •. being- au Eccentric Miscellany of Hiber e'4n Wit, I?ti, and Humour, mach the greater part n ev er dore in print, with 4 -. Seleiltiou of such as .may have appeav also v ar i ous o • h er Articles of Intellectual i.;onfectionary, „ 4 d a l. Pted to the r i s i'ole Muscles; and designed to . dispel Care, • § 4. C.Melpurrtholy, cure the Spleen, and. raise the drooping pints in these gloomy Times. Loudon : Printed for Thomas Tcgq, No. 111, Cheapside, xalliev ;;TI tlly be procured of any Bookseller ' or Newsman in the au, Where may be had, price Os, s •.• . lish above Spain pair of I.l3i;iish Wit far 1812-13, a Coinpanion to the Thil Day was published,. an ISmo. price One Shilling and Siipence bound, A newEdition,"6f fr LO.*'iDON VOCABULARY, English and Laiini designed for the Use of Schools. By JAMES GREENWOOD. .Fortnerly Sur7Ataste,of St. paul's School. - -":ltted and ri., - . - anged systema r tically, to Advance the Learner itt :kieatific, as well as verbal Knowledge. _ By NATHANIEL HOWARD, anted for F. C. and J. Riviugton; Wilkie and-Robinson; Scatcherd atid Letterman; Longman, Hurst, Orzne t and Brciwn; C. Law; R. Baldwin; Sherwood, 1- "'Zi- 4 : 4 ( 1 Jowls; and Gs_nahi...643., London. • Of whom Inv be had, by tlic..sduie Author,. Greek and Etiglish Vocabulary, i2ino. price 3s. bound. ./ 1 , This Daf was published, price ss. in bo a rd s , 1 - 5 13gnaan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster row, London; acrd - John Anderson, Edinburgh, A TEATISE on the INFLUENCE of CLI, mATt on• the HUMAN SPECIES ; aad on the ; e tittl of Men resulting from it; including an Account of 5 Criteria of InNiligence which the forin of the Jfrad r it sa - Sketch of a rational System of. Physiognomy us o tinded on Ph y si 010gy... - • C. PITTA, M. P. p r IN T • 11 . —in this W o rk th e A u th or ha s re d uce d t o s i m pl e I I. R.'iPles the htcresting Science of.. Physiognomy, and ron tieruseidort: emeiy easy the drawing of- physi,gnomical Con-. This Day was publiThed, • Quarto., price One iittinea, inlmards, - • VOETICA.L By CEORGt COLMA'N THE YOUNGER, Co alprisi An Ode to We, a Hackneyed .Critic, Low Ambition; or, The Life and Death of - Mr. Dam; in is introduced, a Reckoning with - T4,4.. tor/he the author o of the the Wreck ; of t ors he Lalw.. Castle Blatneygig; - inscribed And Two Parsons; or, The Ta!e of a Shirt. 4, Published kay Longman, Hurst, Rees, O, and Bron, raternoster-ruw; and at tht.•-.British Gallery rme , 54, New Bonwd itteet This Div was published, price 7s. in boardS, • . Bv W.•Clarlie,-New 13011 d-street, l irRE DEATH WARRANT of FRENCH eo THEOUY of CHEMISTR.Y, signed by truth, reason, T e am sense, hOnour, and s ci ence , w ith a-Theory, . fully, lea rlY, and rationally, accounting for all the phenomena. and strictures n on the Chemicat Opinions of Weigle!), Davy, Co • P . Count Rumford, y 110 B ERT HAIMINC,TO.N,. li The very respectab!C and honourable Philosophers (see ray a dver:isement) have authorisedine toyor tbe public,. that as their offer of Fifty Guineas to n one Who is able o t i t , tsto refute' mrgreatest iniportarriehernical System; and ..:ro their, wagers cif One Thousand - Guilleas in fat our of it, e not been accepted of, their present •offer is an increase tt heir premium f rom Fift y t o One Hundred Guineas, and it'etY pledge themselves to the public- that their proposals not proceeded from•ternerity, but to counteract a bas - e, t r -a nourable, and unexampled confederacy . against-science, t 4 l ?, and honour. For they confidently assert that my sys , 11 4 „.!s.supported by such clear and obvious' trirthsthat every tkreludieed person must implicitly adopt :it rationally dn o unting for every cheinicOl fact, while the'Frcuch Theory • st . ." , !i le ot iationally account for one. -- This my enemies are of they would not mere Heaven and Earth C. I, l Zht. A` its reception.. •Fr o rn the cruel and unjust treats kri e re , ..'eived.(h av i ng ma d e me destroy some important Mann ' i Pt's see th e De ath Wa rrant, p. 24,) they hope I mays , be. ,s'ailed. up on t o recompose them, if the üblic will come, tli t urairly f o r war d an d do *Ake to my wr p itings: they say. self is Pm-awful appeal to both parties, nmedemies, and my hoever refuses will receive the condemirtion of future ~drparticularly the English Philosophers, who a„ -i sed m e to commit the deed,- gem their s tttst, cruel; and itujt!cedented behaviour to me. Sinop powerful. and rich trtrlt‘iihti,,is, thinning their experiments •were - essential to the 'Theory, ix - canie interested in its support, scithat v„t...Y. society and periodical publication were brought over ; :07 Joarnaliit Who sheaved saute inexpendency, and . admitted ~tupapers i n f avour of my Theory, which, in conse q u ence ,— . td, a,ouiziced th e con d emnat i on of the French Theory, it is pn-. Y said, got no less <a sum than three thousand pounds. plrilosophers, who Cipect that their experimenti will the :41ein down with honour to posterity, but that hunour •,:e greatly counter!ralauced by aVing or which is nearly ti olm ' ir r ";-' QUIT, silently all Owing the cruel and unjust helia 7 v! , perienced, publicly, called . upon ; i kea4 tr . Krwan's prkteilde,cl retreat will not s creen Yam, - for sitvact'uor feCreAt Will exculpate. • . _ 11. H. ' )\ NEW • PUBLICATIONS. This Day -,vir Tn Octavo, trice 95. baards, With a Map,. z i N. 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Observations on that'Species of lilludness arising from . Specks or Op. city of the-Corned. . - ny, THOM AS LUXMORE, ' _. SurgeoiExte.ordiilary to the Prince Regent, Senior Surgeon to the Eastern Dispens.iry, &c - Published 14- S. Ifigbley, iFleet-street; and Win. Creech, Edinburgh.. • ,PAR 4 OD T Y I, T O ' a I y I - I. ,, l a N i tS u t- i 7 e -a.:IYSELF.. • Price 4s. CiL Duodechnb, inboards, " ch NE NIGHT which was•bi..gtili' " ONE DAY," and is.'Jiow brought to a Conclusion with out i - ,eiug Finished ; yet containitit.c. sonie Things worth he-S ginniflg, which, like Eternity, wilt have no End.' Arnongt others, the singular Opinions of the Author himself; and last, not least, a practical Illustration of the Art of Procras tivation, ,Reader.--Oh, DAY and NIGHT, but this is wond'rous .strauge • • . . ikuthor..--And, therefore, as a stranger give it-welcome. ' Shakspeare's Hainlet. Printed for E. Muscat. 259, Oxfikrd-street ; mitt sold by E. 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Price ss. ir. ooards.—A Practical Tretise on 'various.Species of Pulmonary Consumption and tlstinoa.•. In ,which - the Functions of the Lungs, their Importance'iu_ the anivial cco wooy, a;re fully considered, with a. vizw-W Treatment of these Diseases on rational aril scientific Prin ciples, and to-free'thca; from that gencial opp'ro:_iriuin which has .hitaerto attended all attempts. at their Cure.. Inter spersed with CaSes selected froM the 11.( 7 c,;rds of the Anti p Dispensary, (mate the Author's immediate, direc-': tion, as well_as from private Practice. To which are added, Observatiba on the Phenomena and Treattne.it•of Cancer, by Richard Reece, D. Member of the Royal College of Sutgeons, '&c: - • The.Rcecean.Pandect of Medicine,, including a new Noso logy and - a. iiew Sistem`of Physic and Medical :;itrgery, fOund td._on 'Anatomy, Physiology,. alit'. Animal,-Cheiiiis - rry,'" by Richard Reece, M. D. In one Vol. royal octavo, price p. s. in boards. - _ -•-• • ' " The Author's theory is ingenious, univ4sal ir,its appli cation, affords a ready explanatio p "of every function of the animal (economy, both in health and under disease, and. is well supported by facts. Everythi4 new is apt to e4cite the jealousy, of professional characters, and_the• present wink will no • doubt meet with opposcido from those who do n o t cultivate tlic healing art in the liberal Mannerof'philotOphcrs and friends to their . species. In the pcoctical part. of the work,.tlre Author has shc:iii msich rorrectnoss and clearn e ss of. elucidation in arranging the principles of imatment-in•the various disewies. As to our own opinion, we Mast say, that we have rather fallen short than exceeded in ttre-vounnenda tion to whiCh we conceive this worn entitled."—Ahti-Jaco bin Review, Jan. 1811. " Whatever may he thought of the peculiar theory of Dr. Reece, the formulae Whith are contained in this volume Will he found useful, and the practical directions sensible and ju7 dicinits.",---Critical Review, Feb. 1811. Price 2s. 6d.-- r -A assertation on the CausN and Treatment of the Diseases of the Teeth, with explicit In structions for their management, so as to render them white and firm in their socket,- and to preserve theta from Caries, Tooth-ache, itc. By J. P. lieztz,Deatist. e " This Work contains much useful 'infOrmation,•and hope it will experience that e.:teasive circulation. to which the irnportarlee of the subject. e4titles it."---Monthly Coin pendiuto of,Medioine, June, 1810. • Price Gs. 6,l.—Art Exposition of, the Present. State of the Profession. and- Trade of Medicine, as practised by Physician, Surgeons, Apothecaries, Chemists, Druggists; arid Quacks in Great Britain: To which is addrd, an Analysis of the re gular . or trading Physician. By. Jeremiah Jenkins, Esq . , a Fate Member of the Faculty of Physic. This , Woik not only meri'ts . the serious attention of the Members of, the British * LOgislaturi.,, to whom it is,ashir esse d, .but every parent that regards the health and'-happiness of himself and offspring. The many instances of the Most 6t.1- pable negligence of the 'Medical Polite,'and impositions prac tised by regular men and.quacts here_ detailed, reflect inde lible disgrace on the country, and cannot fail to rend :.reer tain-nredieaf characters conternptiblelven to themselves."— Monthly Compendium 9f Medicine for Mad, 1410. Published for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster row, and, sold by all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. ItHEENTATISAIS, PALSIES, aild. GOUTY EC:I lONS, with 'their usual concontiu.ints, Spasm, or flying l'ains, I latulency, In c ligestian, .and gene ral Debility (originating in whatever source), are relieved 'and trequently cured by WM TEH F.AD'S ESSEN CF. of NIUSTAkD PI L LS, after every other means liad foiled. EUI b ESSENCE of Zvi USTA (used.with the Pills in those complaints ' where necessary) is pci•haps the . most active, penetrating, and ellettual remedy in the world, generaily.curing the severest SPt:AINS and 13kUISES, in less than half the time usually taken by Opoeieldoe, A awe busade, or any other Liniment or. Embrocation ; and it used 'immediately after any accident, it prevents the part turning black. wkirrgtmmys FAMILY CERATE is.equally effi cacious-fur all ill-conditioned Sores, Sore Legs, Scorbutic, Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, 'Ringworms,. „Shingles, Breakings out on the Face, Nose, Ears, an I Eyelids, and ;nfiamed Eyes,.Sore ILeads, and Scorbutic Ilumours . of every description. Prepared onlyi and- sold by; Johnston, Apothecary, No. is, Greek stro...t, Soho, Loudon, The Essence and Pills ; the Cerate at 'is. tld. and as. 9(1: — Sold by every Medicine Vender in the. United Kingdom. *** The genuine has a Black ink Stamp, with the name johnstonjnseriett-on ESTATES FOR 5A..14&. NEWSTgAD ALP,LY, TO BE SOLD, • At GARRAWAY'S Co:Yee-house, Chanie-MICy„ London, On FRIDAY, the 14th of Augast next,, at Twelve rH •o'cluak, IN TWO" LOTS, r7E very iniv n rt:tnt, eNte..ye, a!)ii valrOle ritEEHoLD F. , STATE,.cons4;tin T; 9 f the MANOU or' LORDSHIP of NEWS"i'.a'..D, in the cri;o4t - , , t,b; and , the ancient NQ..N.-;10"ii, called NEY','T.,q.AD ABBEY, and-THREE 'l * Hfr.NTlßtti'ACfl, inure or l'eti;s", of Arable, Meadow, Pa4ure,..i'Vcodiand, and Lakes, divided into' stindry el;gible f,trins, stone inarrieq, end lima k-ibis, comprisins the .entire LorAiship, the whot extra,pa rbehial tithe-free, except about T , 7enty-foi.o . .Tres in , the adjoiniag . parish of Linby, arul.the'bor Lind 'other • r.it.:s l'eur trilling, the whole (except the mansi,m, ci.lstle,,gardevs, woOds, ant; hakes, which are' iir hand) J. - et at present at old and ver . :l6W rents (Alicsiziy improvable) to ten7L;nt.s y,..h0 are, under notice to quit, so that to early pos3assion of the whole estatemkty insr:red to a purchaser. • 't litre are. several powerfal teams of water,, with snfficient falls lowmill-s orkio. romp-I:Ili:tones of the first The estate is situated in the Great North Road, hetweo Nottingliarn and Man4leld, ten mikS" (rat the formefr, and tlirsa from th, latter, and 130 from . i;ondoit. The intim-ir is , :tucked w;th game of all sorts, and' the lakes with and. with wild fowl in the season, 'and forms a*doinain rarely to be purchased. LbT I. Will consist of the Manor, the Abbey,. and. the rholc of Frrrms, Woods,, and Lakes, S± - one'Quatries,' And Lion: Kilns, encompa-4sed by the park paling,- on the West side of the Great North Road, anti containing 2.581 acres, more or ',eSs. LOT 11. Will consist of the Hut Puhlielionse, au'd the Farms' and the unenclosed Land, on Sherwood, on the Ecza Aside. of the _park paling, and Containing , 696 acres, more Or less so, The property , may beviewed on applying. to- Mr. Owen Mesley, at the Hut, Public House, on the Estate, of whom ► printed particulars may be had ; and of John Hansmr, Esq. Nu. Chan6: . ry-lane ;at the Place ,of Sale, At. the Black Moor's and ‘Vlii - re Lion Inns,' 'NOttingbam Steal Inn; Mansfield; the I,3earinn, Loughl)prwagh ; and the Three Crowns Inn, Leicester. B'JI'LER'S COURT, MANION 1-10E , SE::PAILK, %uc. FT; sou) RN' ATTCTION, By Mr. WITIBB, - At Garri. , ay's, on Thursday, July 16, ,• whAT - Highly-distitwuished MANSION -HOUSE, with • its Offices ' • Pleasure Grounds, Groves-, GarLleas, and beautifully wooded Dark, known as BUTLER'S. COURT, formerly the Residence of The flight Hon. EDMUND BURKE, And lately occupied by Mrs. I;urkr, deceased. The Mansion is , a substantial Brick l di ice, with two wings connected by, eolormads; containing,a suite Nell-arranged principatApartnients uti the Ground Muir ; tv:o excellent Bed Chambers and Ser:auts' Recutik, mid ,numerous attacked and detached Offices; Cjaa-hone, and Stabling for Ten Horses, with convenient Out-buildings. The Park, Pleasure Ground, &c. contain about ONE HUN DRED and sixTY ACRES, of - which nearly one-half is very productive Meadow Lind, and about FiFTY ACRES uncom monly rich Pastifre. Tne Whule , flsiate is FREEHOLD,, and very pleasantly-si tuated near Beaconsdeld, in Buckinghamshire, only iikiniles from London. To he viewed,. by Tickets only, to be . had of Mr. Squibb. Descriptive Particulars may be had On the Treinis'es ; at Gar rav•ity's ; at the Saracen's Head Inn, Beaconsfield ; of Mr. Flaigate, Solicitor,'Essex-street, Strand ; and of Nr. Squibb, wine-place, wlnre the - Plan al,i.d•Uleralionsna,; Ir.!. seen. SHROPSHIRE. FREEHOLD MANORS AND ESTATES. TO BE SOLD BY. AUCTION, - • - =By. Mr. WILLIAM WYLEY, At the PIG arid cAn-4,' lun, in the Town Of BRIDGE- , _ NORTH, in County of Salop Oa FRIDAY; the 31st Day of 'July neat, b•etween the Iliours of Ttree and dive o'Clock, In the following Lots, or such others as may be a_greed itpOn. , and subjec . tto_conditic.ms,of Sala to be then p educe t. • LOT I. THE MANORSor LORDSRIPS of CHEL- • MARSH, 'otherwise MUCH CHELMARSH and CHEMARSII NETHERCOI7IIT, in the Corintv of Salop, with the Courts Baron, Chief Rents, valnahle.• Iferiots, Pri vileges andliMnanities thereto helongin,, , :-. Also all that capillitßrick and:Tiled MESSUAGE eredfed within a few years past, and in compleat repair, 'a ial the Barns, Stabling, aod other suitable Out-buildings , and' sundry pives or .parcels ,of very excellent Arabl e , - Meadow, and PastnreThfid thereto belonging; containing by ndine,asure- ' meat, 960 A. 2 It. ftild "23 P. (Jo:ire or less), situate at Chel marsh ; arid in the possession of Mr. Baker. ' AIsOEVEN" COTTAGES,. with the Gardens, 'Land's, and Appurtenances i thereto belonginng, situate alt pi' near Chei,. marsh Common, nowiet on LeaseS far three liveS each, at small annual reserved Rents, anneunting the whole to • in the several possessions of Benjamin Eh-ock, Mary Wall, Edward Dallow f John Iliad, •Thonais Guist, John and Thomas Wall: - • .LOT IL , A small neat DWELLING HOUSE, with the-Garden and Appurtenances thereto belonging,' containing 111. 20 P. in the possession of Mr. William'Jordan.. .OT A MESSUAGE and D .w.;LLING-HOUSE with the Crarded and.Appurienances thereto belonging, iu the, possession of Francis frorton. LOT IV. A MESSUAGE, IIt.TILD`INGS, and several Parcels of ARABLE, MEADOW, and PASTURE LAND, lying below Chelmarsh Common, containing, by achneasurewent, '4l; A. 12 P. (more or less), in the possession of the said .Mr. Baker. • A PIECE of very rich .4IEADOW .LAND, called Moore Meadow, containing' TA. 3R. 34 P.' (more or less), in the pos session of Mr. Baker, , ' LOT VI. A MESSUAGE,I)WELLING-HOUSE, BUILDING, and LANDS thereto belonging, situate at Choreley in the Parish of Stoddesden in the raid County, containing by adineasnre meat 4 2IL (more or less) in the.holding of Jordan. LOT VII. A DWELLING-HOUSE, , BLACKSMITH'S SUOP, and MEADOW- adjoining., in the bidding of , con taining 2 A. 1 R. 2) P. (*ore or less). LOT VIII. A 'PARCEL of LAND, at :Choteley, Balled the FIELD, contaning about IA. 3 It. • • LOT IN. • A PARCEL of LAND, at Choreley, called GIG PlT,,con taluiug about 2A. LOT X. • • A PARCEL of LAND, called the LOWER GROUND containn g, by adale;.sureolent, 16 A. , 2 R. • • • The last three Parcels are 'in the posffiession of the said Jordan. • The. Manors abound with Game,. and extend over upwards of 4000 Acres of Land. Chelmarsh Common -is a• valuable Waste, containing about 150 Acres, of which the Lord will s hc `intitled to a considerable allotment on inclontre. There are Veins of Coal underthe Estate, which have been . worked without an E ng i ne; an d i t is beheved there are Veins under the Waste. The Heriots are %Amble, being the best Beast of the Tenant dying seized. The Tiinber and thetiap- Hogs on the different Lot's to be taken by the Purchasers at a Valuation. The Premises are distant only 3 Miles from Dridgenorth, 8 from Bewdlev, 10 from Kidderminster, and 16 from Wcl - all good Market Towns, and Possessiou'inay be had at Lady-day next. • • 'ForTurtlier Particulars apply to sir. Viczr.P.s, Cranmere ; "IVleF,srs. H. and W. LLOYD, Solicitors, Ludlow; or J. A. Gaovc, Esq. Four Ashe, near Enville. Ludlow, 26th 'ince, 1812.• ESTAYL.S FOR SALE. VALE CF GLAMORGAN. TO BF SOLI) BY 'AUCTION', • ". In the month. of August next (uuless, previou„sly disposed. of by Private Contract; of velich due Nr,stke will he given), EVERAL-CAPITAL ..ESTATS, in the 4)a- Of We'xt-Llantwitt, • Ewont - iy; Llanc i i, C:)!wia stone; Ponarth; - - Coggon, Llaildough, Laver/1,4.V, St. :si.n dr,.ewsz, Mirthir florai4, also.se ce-ai Hower, hi the town of Catdiff e,mtaiitifig ill the at , ut 2566 Acres ;- together, with the MANORS of Welt bloat- Corritciwn, atfl'enarth. Particulars will soon: he puhlilhed. . - Ap?ly to .Ts,lessi . s. Webb, Webb, .and Attwood, ~aliltnn y. FREEHOLD MANOR, MANSION; AND EsTAT,s, WILTS. • TO BE ,SOLD'IITAUCTION, - IN LOTS, On Tue . sday, the 25th day df August, 1812, At the,King's Head Lnp, Cirence,strr, Gloucestershire; P `VIII;MANOIt of OAKSEY, _with a 'Mansion - 11. and Gliiees fit for -aft.. 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I,wards. • PORTUGAL AND .SPAIN. • Trit - enlivened. intoicSt which pendinr , - b Events !give drawn to thege Kiftitdonis 'with the proximity and importance' in ,the Sites of the Views, s 7.c. in reference to p'reseut and .fOrlder situations of: the English' and French Oiiicct ; these consnlcTatious conflicted with-the hip re putatiolt of the Work, as vide foiloWing unPophisticated encourages the Proprietor to offer the Work :to public notice. .., , . • We have no hesitation hi stating that, - to those who are desirous of forming an exact idea of ttkefeat.ures, surface, and character of the Ireninsula,. as well as of the dresses of the s, these'Plates N6ll be a. very gratifyinV 'Of the:: execution we tear speak in terms•pfmuch praise, since very fevnt the pictorial works, which have come helbre us, can rival the.preient, eke. We'cantiot clo:te the Volatile - without a cordial acknow ledgement of the pleasure ah hit has ail'ootted us, nor with nut r.2 , :ononen.ling i:s truly beautiful Engravings to those 'who wo%li • to have •a peep into , . Spain and Portugal, wittitiut cro,6ciin.2; Fay of Riscay. - '—Menthly Review, Oct. ISto._ Press has teemed of late years •with Publi eatiwo; of this tieScriptiqns; splendid delineations of the cli'araci7ers - and pectWaritl'es of different nations,lyirt we dO not recollect ,to have Seen anfone amonohern, altogether.so interesting as that now under' our notice—Views of a. most picturesque country,' connected with the operations of our army, and representations o?, national characters, among whom our countrymen are now mostly actively employed ' " To avuid the sameness of detail, We forbear to enumerate many other 4,kiking views in: this collection, the whole` of which will amply gratify the Vote, as well as curiosity of the PuiTha4er,V46.—British Critic; Nov. 1810. SKETCHES in PORTUGAL and SPAIN, 'by the -Ritt. WILLIAM BRADFORD, Chaplain of Brigade during .the Cainpaign, and on the: Route of the British Ariuy•in being cointred, with every possible attention, front the Oni ginals,in 53 'Plates, - • - British Troops crossing the Tagus by vtlhi Yaw!. Creek of Mac'eira. • Car of the,Portt.guese. `i 7 ew of Torres Vtqi ras. - I)asaut of Torres Vedras. Tivo Viers of Cintra. Franciscan Friars. • Lisbon at a distance. "Aqueduct of Aleautva. 'Portuguese Gentleman and Lai r. Peas4nt'of Visa. Stra.,v Coat. Pa , ; , , in the Mountains, by Velha. • • _ Bishop of Guarda. Peasant Girl of Guarda. Aimed Peasant of Ciudad Rodrigo. . - The-Bohno Dance. Vier; of Sannanca, and An en.at Bridge. Peasant of Siilainanca. Doc-tor and Student of Sala manca. Lady and Duenna in Sala-. rmtna, - Interior of Cathedral and Do minican -Church in Sala ' wittea: Servant Girls of Salamanca. Xiejos, in Plains of Leon. A Spani . .4i Courier. • - View • of Toro, . and Peasan— try. 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