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l c kr+Z;- ---; Vi z - Br, al " -I. .._,.%, 0 V 'lllllo3r NtnvlnEn. 75-12.] ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissariat Department, Treasury Chambers, Octoher 48, 1816. N - OTIcE is hereby given to all Persons sirons of Contracting to Supply the following Articles for the tlie of the Army, viz.:-- 7- DREAD, to his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, gunners, and Barracks in the under-IllekttiOnelt Counties and Islands: —Anglesea, Bedford, flecks (including . the Town of lltin;erford), Bernick, Brecon, Cambridge (including the Town of Nalmarket), Cardigan, Carmarthen, Carnarv,,ti, Chester, Coriisvaik , (,iticliling Scilly), Cumherland, Den- Derhy, Davint, Dorset, I.ssex, Flint, Glamorgan„ 00'ster (including the City of Bristol), Hants, Hereford, Hertford, Hunts, Isle of Wight, Kent, Lancaster, Leices ter, Lincoln,' Merioneth, Middlesex', Nioninnutli, Mont 'ornery, Norfolk, Northampton, NorthUmberland, N•d tingliara, Pafford, yeuihrolie, • Radnor,' Rutland, Numsr soersst, Stafford, Suffolk, Surrey, Susses, Warwick, Wilts, Worcester, York, and in the several Counties iu North BEEP .and MUTTON, 'to bit Majesty's Land Forces in citntotiments, Quarter*, and Barracks', in the ander-mention ed Countier:--Ilerks (including the town of Iluligerfurtl), Kent, N‘atliampton, surrey, Sussex, Vilarwick. O.ITS, to his Majesty's t 'avalry in Cantonments and Quar ter., in the under-mentioned Counties and Islands : Aruclesea.' Be.ilfurd, Berwick, 'Brecon, 'Cambridge, Cardi gan, Catutarthen, Caritarvon,.Cliester, Cumberland, Den bigh, Derby, DiirliAin, Flint, Cilano.rtin, Glo'ster, Hereford, Itertford, Aunts, Leiceqer, LincOln, Nlerioneth, Mon month, Miintgomery, Oxford, Pembroke, Kaduor, Rutland, &dup. ,taffin Vreeeeester. • FOR AGE,viz OATS, HAY, and !STRAW, to his Majestys Cavalry in Barracks. and OATS in Cantonments and Quar tets, in the under-mentioned Comities :.—Tterks. Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Essex, Kent, Lancaster, Middlesex, Nor folk, Northampton, Nottingham, Somerset, Suffolk, Surrey, Sussex, War‘'vick, Wilts, York. • As also BREAD to the Honsehuld Troops in London, and its vicinity. 'hat the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th laity of December next, and to continue for Six Months; that Proposals, in wiiting, sealed op and marlicd "Tender fur jArtny SuNdies," %Oil be`received on or before Monday, the ihtli day of Novemher ',hut none trill be received after 1 1:svetve o'Clocli on thiti diy; , mid, if sent by ii6st, the postage xatist be paid. PrOposals most be made separately to- each County and ;shunt, pa:ept for the Counties compriOng North and South 'ales, all of which must 1w included in .one Tender, 0 1 su roost the several Counties in North Britain ; Noel each Preinisal must hive the Liter which is on nextdto the Tender pr, filled up, by two Persons of knew; property emzegiug to become beund with the Party tenderint; in the antotint state t . itited.Partienlaes i for the duo performance 44 th- nd no Proposals wilt be notic , d unless made on a printed 'lender, and the prices expre•se.l in words at logth : and shunid it so happen that ditriog the continuance of the Contract no Troops should, be statieileder Supplied in the County, the Expellee of the'Con; tract and Boot', paid in the first instance Icy the Contractor, ;ball h e refunded to hiM. Partimilars of the Contracts may he hail upon appEcation at Ni,. Great Genile-street, West - min:4er, bet , ,eeen the hours of Eleven and Five; and at the Otliceof Deputy Cunt rmsszir:, r;t Yonng, p. S. Samplei of the Bread and Meal way be seen at this cable between t h e lowa of Isselve and Two. FOR cotris, COUGIIS, ASTHMA, Ste. trri,gn 's Pl:C.f'OltAl4 ELI N. I R al . , COVIni DROPS; is the safest and must imint , tliafe tardy ever yet compounded, for the Core - of Colds 'Toes t h Lungs, A.thatis, Congli, and Cousuiontive Cases; to which the Inhabitants of these Islands are mine !!specially exposed, by the iiinkines4 of the air, that constantly tend• oq's vets Colds, and which sire 4enerally accompanied by a trouble tom e anti eventually dangerous Cough. Butler's Pectoral Elixir (or Congh Drops) is compounded to toret thoAe evils, to restore the tone of the Chest and Its eolit'ents, sent thereby r,iitove th.it tendency to C:onSumption and A.thma. ev..r found to succeed such joint,' of this Litngl. In long contracted and obstinate ca , es. a few Tottles are ne cessary ; hut all rice Cough's, the Elixir acts instanta neously, and quicl:ly restores the Patient to his fornier ' - Observe the name of R. Batter, No. 4, CIIPIPSideo is en' graved on . a Stamp, whi c 4 AliXeil to each Bottle : all others are eounterreitii.- gold hi Bottles Is. Pd. at Messrs. totler,atid Sons, N 0. 4 .,,Cheapsitle, London ; and also hy their appointment. blyths, principal Lloolesellsrs nod Medicine Ven ders CO every owe. NI,IIIII,MONY. PEOPLE of every rank atlonttion to t h e I. "rioe of wc. ll “ bdt,. -co n Tile coititotion ...en tainted by (I:- itei.tilitated , iy a cerioiti rontraeted itt atl ritrty •ige, a reitiivation ill stability lirevittii-t .t 1) 'Llt..ring that stalk , t, otdoTeLi,,,bly regitiqite to revise the tutin tlatitt4Spttrks ult., 31114 to )V41114144 , the system. Per dtstwdets trite r c , . , tritin; et' more estiptiiiity t., itlymenctil inusititte.• than .rte which ore the ..:.•avetinem e, A l " ""g"rded I , 4ii,nre. it was consider:o'ton hich•ill K l 3. -\!essrs. CUiittl IL awl Co. Sarge,,tis of eminence and it ptofessionni •stioinmenti 31entbees thr C" 1- ir, • iktai Lohttott 111111 Eitiotoo-41, to pt,sott: to the t.ilohe the ~") . 4 11 4t Attiti F )ofts •experi. ;nee 'the Cure a l':-nereor ' l4 l9l ll 4iinsi anal Untie • I)ebilitirs! and Deac - .rticietl whit+ ntt lii fhv nutrients tg+datii)tf4, titin'etiitently : prevent or ittilinter the maritinuti:d ,tale. from ree.nt infection to cootlented their treatment coi.iniatuls very often a stteetlY, atttd *tYtNayis i:A a radi Cote. In dubio us eust .; s , their loir4 ;sod well. 41 . rui tt .- d ", e Oves t hem a inlito tole of derision theft I.teentt's the l'atieic In u r e m ercitt;:thie.l out of his ex -li-41've, ttr litiviteg his - c.n.s: it I .e.ti undottititted, and- the pviticyk des! voye" by n a hu atilt s. ce iu h 1 1 ,1110: t V ~t rid ers. In. N. , r , t UUt , Diseases, 'Va,e :Oar arid Aiony of the Iron, , eVentii ie indulgence, ite.alulaions. eli - Mal es, or solitary sensitalit y, their p.eziet ice gives ticw anti energy to not systrm, evt;tl in eases 5, high ttrit rerg:llg 0 11 se: - 1 Stricttl;l' anti i ditbo . deiiitegetitents of ttt rl remove in It milt' mitt elTeOttail 5! , , ,, t0 awl t:•• c rit eases of Veliete4i liilettionarr otired the short iod t"." tl tt u To the Ft Cutlet Sex it wit! be consolotr.ty to pow that they only be eared of. thirst, whic:, c „Q•ncelitiatt, twit sap the fotindiitiott of conitultitil L" - ;4tents treated with etooloor, ;flotirricy, 4 ‘ , "/ in Vill4l)k ereY te•irt - , -NlVS"."'"rie may he con, , titett . ercry , '• 10 7. itittilit-g. t rdelf.- ter. from I lie C. , oi • a ,Vog 'lnnately - the ease, &a: and enclosing #v"lltli•tnce tor Advice andAtleisflantrilivill be treated wan Stliditiai 1417, - 1-Gll'Bl- , '4l'43h 1 1 7,7, 1 771 r .14 74 , 77 -1 1 r , r.-141 ,o sik • • (...atc., Ir , t )4 , ... °4 ' :. . . il l "el f ~ 7 , 5 i ~.*. . ~... . t 0 THURSDAY NOVEMBER 7, 18'6, I).EFERENCH TO PUBLIC 0P1N104.-4NEW LOTT.ERY. 131!11,1 wititHitits the Public, 11. e ttio ..he ttty cowl-acted with Corerrmtcnt for 15,000 TickeiS, to be drawn in one or-two Lotteries, and to fittillt drawing previous tO, fir'nfi the Ist of March next . ; the SCITEN;E, which. 11111.4 t stibmitted to the Lords of the Trelitiry for their upprol,thoi, will l ie punlish c d in it few days; in the interim, T. BISI-1 ttitl be happy to receive on or before SATURDAY next (Ity letter po,t paid) any sug gestions 'Olt may uder the,pisetve, to his nititterons' friends for the form/04in of that SCHEME, it being his sincere desire (so far nt it is piactie,ible) to meet the wishes of Wit Public.- 4, Coot,:iii ltiir u 1,1r,r: 18d 11, s:t- This Day seas published, In One. Volume, Nino. pi tee • &s. boards, the Third Edi tion of A PRACTICAL VIEW of CHRISTIAN EDIT exiI,ON ili its ehrly Stages; a Work recutiousnided as bent; worthy the otteotiun of every Persue concerned in the Education of Children. Printed fur J. Hatcbard, Bookseller to the Queen, 190, Thii Day w4is In 014 e Vnittnie Octavo', price tea.. in imardl, E • T HE INFLUENC (.4 GENIUS : Poem; with Notre. By .1.131 ES 1111.YDGE1 WILLYAMS, Printed fur J, Hotchard, to the Queen, 190, Piccadilly. Where may be bad, in 4 vOls. foolscap iivu. price 11. 7s. bds. The Poetical Works ut the Itev. lieurge Crabbe : a new Etlniun. This Day was In Foolscap Bro. the St cowl price ss. boards, B Poetical Tale, Font - Cantos. • IlySir EGERTON lIILYDGES, t. K. J. NI. P. l'ciiited for Longman, thirst, Rees, Ornie, and Brown, Paternoster-row. 01 whom may be bad, just published, The Sacrifice of Isabel, it Poem, by Edward Quitlinan, Esq. is foolscap Bro price Os. Gd. boards. Thiq Dity W:1, published, flandinmely printed in Two large Volume', Ben, illustrated with upwards of thirty Engraving., price 2s. is. 'boards, lr ()II RNA L I'OUR mid itiiIDENCE in GIIEA"I' BRITAIN, - during the YeaCi 11310 Ina 181 f. A FRENCH TRAVELLER. With Remarks on the Couutry, its arts, Literature, and Po• htir, and on the 11ittme,06 ett.tottis Of its inhabit itts. iutcd fur L401g01411, rst. Ike", Orme, h nil Brown, ; and Constnble and .Co, }:diuhurgit. •• r,, , ,,010.11,1 this \Veil( as superior in its kind. Mote than aininng, it often rasciontifigi more than informing. revcalo ttuth t o t ITO Pliito.oplier, ltt n fluctuating .4 1 ! , .. 09941M:thy brillinitt, With tonithesis ttud wit."—•- Monthlytteriew, April, IuBI. L 1 ) ,0 g.T U G A L. STATE P.l PE It . _ .... .. The necessary orders Kaving been issued for enabling the Poaugnesc , Commiistary at Paris to Melte first three quarters of th e , iinota as signed to Porto l ra in the contributions imposed ou France by the Powers which a ignca the last Treaty of Paris, it appears to us that the public may wish to be informed taf the pi inciples upon which the Portuguese Plenipotentiaries founded the right On which they laid claim tri the bald contribution--a claim which was disputer) to theta on account of ,Portugal not hiving entered:the campaign with her coutinl;ent against France, that-,bleint the basis on which the contributi o n w a s divided among the other Powers. These.prin ciples may be very easily deduced from the fol lowing OFFICE OF 0.1121.V.1NGE, ON. 22. ISM ll kir, PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of hJis M.l - rs OR DAVAT i du, Iterildi give Nqlier:' Proposes will be received at Arir Wire in Pa-I..Vail, un nr before &iffy, Mr 13M day/ Novein'n r ?UWE. frogs aueh PeLratius as may ne o,;idefinhe tl,e Supply of LEA THER BREECHES and GLOVES; for kreici- of Mis De partment jiff ,a period of Tiiree Yedh, tleterfp4abie q/Ztr expiration of the first Year, upon . notire of Thre,e,Aionths, at 'the option of either . Parto. Pattern: of the articles may be viewed upon application to the re.speetitte Officerri.tt . the Orr/malice at the liogaT:rinsehal at Woolwich ; and jarther Particulars,: togetfrett with the 'eons a Nrt Comolittina thr Contract, ?nay be kpown as tier Secretary;'.; (*re; in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any , day betwera the /lours of' 'Fen and Four a'Cloik,' where the l's pos is mast lie deiii.ered, sealol up, and entlarved, "PrOpocils for Leather Breeches and Gloves;" hot no PropoNal eon Le nt ,f. witted.after, the said )st . h. Novembt r, at Twelve a' L'lrck at -V°Q l, V the seine der/ ;ileither will nay Tcnder be astited. unless the Part,/ nothing it, or an .-4ent behall; shall attend. By Order of the illard, R. 11. CREIr, Secretary. PICTtIeiLLIWOFFICE, Oct. 4, Ista. COMMLSS ; IOIERS for VICTUALLING 'a- His :114.14'S TTS „Ns fl 7do kereby OA T Nritier, nit( inn Friday, the Bth of November next, they will be ready receive Tenders iet Irriting (sealed rep), and treat for a quantity of prime IRISH BEEF and I'OttK, equal the agAiregate to 6000 'Theirs of the Armer,'and 8600 Tierces of the latter speezza, to be veered in the ensuing Season; two Xith parts Omni to be pqoed in Half Puncheons, two-fifth parts in 7iSrees, and the remaining one fifth part in Bnrrels; /0 be delivered into Ms lfajeay's Sres nt Diptford,in regular proportions of each description of caSis, by the paha& undermentioned, (Me third poet of the whole by the 14M .rehruary flue third part more bY the 15th IEI7. • 4ud the re,naihing tido, part by Me 31:t May - awl to be paid Jar hyllillx payable, with Interest, days after date. The Conditions the Contract may he seen at the Sr ...retara's Office, at tihs 0/lice; or by applying - to Me. J. IF, Doinstrreille, 4gent Vietualler nt Cork; to the rolketora of (Ea .I.lajc.viv's Custoin4 at Limerick, Belfast, iVetorfi, and Waterford and to the Smeary to the Poitma.rter-Ciencrat ut Dublin respectively. 4.V.8. 7'enticrAr' a duns qua nil y than 500 Tierce& Reef, and 800 Titrree of Pork, will he 'admitted ; nor wilt re orttcd be had to :any in which the Price shall not be inserted in zetwill at length, or that shall not Le 460 1 914 to. the Thar,' la I - e One o'Cluck on Oa said Friday, the Epih i+J . vciahr next, nor unle.v.v the Per.mn who ihithes the Toter, sh . same Permit on his he half," to ' answer it4eit called fnr. . Each Tender nvntt, he arcom r affid Letter signed hil two m57)0,44'11)1, l',.r.Tons engaging to become holm, with the Party tenitering, in the Pcnal Saul of IV. per. cent. on enouid, for the rlne'pell ,, rinnxi:i:' if the Contract. _ _ Tliis Day wtre Iti ITino. price ss. in boards, the Third Volume of - D IAN DISCOtntSE:i erect 10 14 LOON.. 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I.:tird* of : ilcottro ; or, i.iitzlii444.l4rs of the 19th Cut y• Ity Niar'y Jot mot oti, • 2 vols: 10-x. . _ BOARD, CJIAItLOT St; itit . EY. 114()CTEM4S-CdOill'At; M liN n.)(1 1)U N. Jr CAN, Physichlos to the'Mt;.tticil Board at Clutriotte Blacilfrido•road, Wye ascot th,tt ttnworils of ;ion° i'dt.ot . ntsnee carc44ttittallt . of prev,,iiing:4iisnt‘lcfs, that iitintiretk were it) a ilistr.s4 . ing state, owning to quack;ti;..; t Itemselves, ut,d hy cotictfif iliviVignufsint offholititre4sion, Let,, , ive the Polito: h i speci,tas prott:; , ;0:, hint itottior'Al vertikente - Ats. F.,euption. on the I=4l 1111 y, Oct' thr :it, swci!iugs an the ova, ttori,i,oo ;he thitt piitts in the 1te:4,1 fts? the rhro tn,9.,..i), anti neryon, Are ArtNeti-C44 which oplo..tr dit el - , and the consequeoces of iwittopet ttcot:ceut Munroe, and Duncan, Are conitilt,ti, fr.qll e',;Ja la,' by 1m: et, ci%ilui.,llll4 #4 ire; rotir i&evi• TlmrWa!lk, - S lll .oA)soliii ti' i Ire o'cluck.—Teeit; it side dour nrivate roust fel eu...11‘4. NOTE. The Undersigned Plenipotentiaries of hii'Rriyal Highness the Prince Regent of Portugal and the Brazils have received the' Official communication which their Highnesses and Ricellencieathe .Mi nisters of the CabitietintAtuaria, Russia, .Great Britain, and Prussia, did them the honutw to ad dress to them, under date of the 19;h inst. The Undersigned cartit,t 1)13 approve of the • basis of the arrankement which the four Kitt era above balPed deem {Koper to propose tot he Government of his Most Christian Majesty, and in which they appear to have combined, its tar as eilcumstances will admit, the essential object of the Coalition, viz. the re-establishment' of the. tranquilu:y of Europe on solid foundations, with the guarantee o f th e just indeMnities claimed by all the State; which took part in the Alliance. The Undersigned thank the Ministers olAnstria, Rosaia, Great Brit:tin, and Prussia, for the assn'r ance which they give them of communicating the answer of the Frenah Govertinient, and the ulterior resolutions to which it nosy lead, for the purpose of-putting them in a capacity to cootribute, ac cording to the spirit of treaties,lo the final result of the negociatiou. The lour Powers tyito-sigoed the Treaty of Alliance of the 25th of Muich will sorely suit lose bight of file f,ket, shlit Port'lo slot aceetled by u flarttt.tl tieaty to that al liance,: , bstralso yiiartY goarautee, o f the.e N et u ti on of the, ttesties of Park and Vietsliet, It might dottbdes 3 to conic iu as one of the principal partiem in every arrange turut which shall rectify any of the articles - of the oil treaties. The Usitiersigrletl,ebovineeti of, the. momenous nehl+e existing eircoot•tittlers, MO of the Ito pott.itce which the Powers most atttic) to the !pet:fly. coorlubiot t of. the oegliettitioo, will itittcnitt holt intitutting. its plow et•ts by tAtty chitroi.ob their ititrt, I t s tssitittst, ri,toce ~.list thistkipg (hit!. t poetmloy siserific'es to he exacted of thrtt rower deitioed nut only to ray the expetwer at [PRIC SEVENPENCB. the war, but iliac, rciinbtorte ►'ach of the Allied Powers for the prepar►►tionx and expellees which recent events have cau.“:cl, they .Main►, on h halt of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent 0;' Por tugal, the r ight of participating in the eiintribn tion which shall he imposed on France, and its this view they rely on the justice and impartialitT of the High Powers to which they address their reclarmitions. • The Undersigned, the moment the escape of Na. poleon Buonaprte w.s known at Vienna, inter 7, preting the intentions of their august Sovereign, and convinced of the moral fOrce which the and Immediate union of all. the Powers would produce, sigwql, without hesitation, the declara ! lions of the 13th of March and the 12th of May . ; and by consequence from 'that moment, in the name of their Court, came under etagegenyenta the mpst soleinu. Constantly following the same line of conduct, the moleiSigned were the- first who formally acceded to the Treaty of Alliance Of" the 25th of Alateh ; they immediately confirm, nicated it to the Regency of Poringal, which fOrtlifOili mole nil the neces.iary preparation's for putting the aimy on a war fooling and if that army had not ,entered the field at the me, meat when hostilities were terminated, this cos i f ( l only'be ascribed to the si gna l v i c t or y . w hi c h sci suddenly put .. an end to the war, and tfl the dish tance rat which the. Sovereign of 'rortugal is placed, without, whose sittletion tt tyas evident .ly inipossilde delegated Government coal( take upon itself the responsibility of causing troop . to mare') out of the .kingdom in e,tecutiott of is treaty not yet ratified. This. circumstance', then, cannot annul nor-affect in any degree the ti 44 wide') the uudersigi,ed lay claim to-'---th<ft of bean ► considered rind tredled 01l the other Memfrers theAllianre inatanteh as Portugal tine been ready on her side to perform all that could he legiti. mhitely expected :of Item itlld the , exPeoces sioned hy the nreprations tor war, an ti 'trilhotit the aiNl4 - f.moy foreiga wobsidy, should i)v repaid Ul her out of the 4105 tl;:qincil for those indemnities, If ' l 4 were wished to' adopt the basis of not ad: milting to participaton in the contribution any but the armies which took, an ..active part in tha tvor i this prineip!e wOr.id lead a great . dr tl _too Each of the Allied Powers has ontluesiiirt ,hlv fulfilled the thities..witiett it ituptised oh itscPi A,1141 . ciffitributeti mole or less activity, •aecording I.) the happy issue of dna ; War but 'at (be same tiinethe• ittsitor, Autitrian, told Sardinian, &c. artWeS, a'c're unable to reaa titsi the -are , of .4tth'utitil..after its result was decided.; lire` Danish. con: ingeett . i,a.l scarcely passed. it s .owtt froatierg %%lout lobs , and4ographically in •at postholl — shli more _cnitowi conhl taut 'in these eircomstarict:s but conic ,up the ,last.. lint, tooittestioloahly, the chances of the war been Unfavoto silo tionld have Seen herself, in pat Planet! of It cr gagentents, exposed to undergo all its hve,.o we, nience, without being entitled to complain, or to plead her involturtary.iniciivity. Is it not just that, as in this CHSC site 'would have Itrid her share of OW inisrortone, sloe 31100ti.0011" cl situ ihat of the j ur demnities which accrue to her ? ThtrUndersigned have hitherto confined them. 'laves .. to considering the question tinder the point of view of the fast war; - beentise thcy'suppoge that it Mity , heve been traced out as a rule not iii ,tclri►i of anther rethunations.' IVould it not be' proper; however, to pay some regard, in respect of Port ii gal, to evwnts anterior-to the year ISI ; Ala it, stating a3ille examples, it is .vt iShed to lay it 4lowlp . as a principle t hitt, the indemni ies demanded of Frattce have tin other &jeer but to &dray rite etls - of the war, would it not - be just .;t least that the tabjections that may be made 'to the claims of Portugal in this view should be halanc. 7 eel by so many other incontestable reasons which 7,1)0 Might allege iii her Own behalt ? France. extorted from Vortngal, in the years 18(11 tutu I SOl, the sum of . 40 mlilions of francs for granting her treaties of peace, which she vio lated innitediately afterwardS. • The Prenchartniei three t inks ia coded Portugal, and committed there the devastations and horrors which are known to all the The noti9ostipporto unclog six yeari a tsar m ilisiiporiiOned to its force, for its own initepetnlerieea , ni thet . of Enroll:. At the close of that war, I lie Portuguese al nty,fottud itself ill the heart of France, having coo:stall:1y slotted in till the fortunes of the British - And yt t, at the' t•ottehision of peace, his itilyitt flightless the . Prince Regent of eurt,igai w as in most the only one of the Allies who received! no. increase or territory, who obiaineti tin intleunzity„. no tultiMitage, and - Saw. himself even Si, situated as to he ohliged to restore to Francis the colony of CnetlflC, ,ii b;(11 fur so many reasons he might have wished to met ti 11., Such are ionic of the titles which Portugal entail allege in her own behhlt aid the Cludersignett fltitter thettutek't s that the toign‘t Sovereigns now toseintilecl 1 1 :tris , V . lt•tir,tveeitite all their van e.ity, anti wtii feel itOW very h , trtl it Witold he to . Portugal trout any share of the contrittn. tions demanded_ of ,Ftance, l iir advantage, he. which would *As dt to the other I ) owers frorn..this exeltot.ion (*.mild I very ittconstider,ttdcl for, by admitting to this pattkipAtion piny the l'owers witiett tortualiv accvded to. the trteaty of the 2:ith of March, and IVI,I I ha%e troop 3 in Frittne, the exchision would be confined to Pot tui:ol and Dvnnotrk. - . he Untie, sigroti avrtil thvitt‘vives of tlril oitilar. 'tinily to rentrW 10 limit Ilightit.tsui -tllrf Excel. ivticius . the usstaaitevi of it c . t. high coo tottlit Sitniit4, Purls, Stitt, .e7l, Ibl6