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Pammtom ~.m ; ., StIFFEViERS COMMUNICATIONS 'lO COMMITTEE 1:151t ey PoIVIUGLIESIS SUr- Ftf.tcas: FROM THE BISHOP OF LANIEGO. j,Umego ► Aug. 3, I hayw alreaiy repteseroed to yoo the greatness of the oeneftt ,w4ich his Britanoic Niojewty. and the Bri< tit,h Ilatiou, in giving; proofs of the on)sr exalted ltta niniity, have bestowed on the miserable Poriugoese, woo, u,•ittg deptived of . the very necessaries of lite by the French armies, would have been theyitttims d,ato without .thiot succour, of which Lanuego appealed. to toe deserving. Al; hough .not go great sufferers as 1)11110, .Gtiarda, Estiernadora, SLe. it was sufficient, that thu greinest oft 'his diocese'was trodden by the Ifrench, and its c invaded, to fni mau idea that they bad feh,alt the ravages and ruin which the'enerny ever pradise`.- Luow,..see that your Committee hive been pleased , to favour this liishoprivk with the fir. 4 sum of two mil-re.as, 'which 1 shad order to be distributed agree ably to your instrodions. 1 will communicate to you the state -"of indigepee of this and the distribution of this sum ; for 'leo I now return you ail posstble thanks in the name of those assisted, assuring you at the. same time of our and their prayers to Heaven, to reward those who have generously bestowed this eharitab,le relief, and your Conunittee, who have made thedis-' trioution thereof. (Signed) The BISHOP of LiAMEGO•., PROM THE BISHOP O} GIJAIMA. The greatest praise, and mo.it fervent expressions of my gratitude,' are 'due' to the generosity With which the tnageanimous Brills!) nation, the con t.tatit and faitliftil :lily of this kingdem, • has been pteeeed to eut under my care the ,ism of 3600 nil eas for Alio relief of my unhappy diocesans (on , - film frutn the, evils which they have sutfetteleand their rtstliti which they ere wow suffering; rind 'un happy, becaoselheir Bishop cannot, nor ever will able to administer the necessary relief,. •from It s being spinout reduced to the same de t eree of inch se tice "by the less of his rents and' his furniture); bed I deeoi it my obligation tteconforits implireey in th 4istllbution of this hberal succour, to the be eetllete imentions of t he 'generous befit la,2lors who bare granted it. I 'now' nee lea(e to effer to thter consideration, that there not 'being any in the llishoprick of " Guar di, in which -thoeiandit, hendreis, or tiVen doves ofepersoni can be reeetv ed (in b7e.ent of villain it wotald be prover' to apply Leery thing it) preference. to the wants - Of 11164 e in health), end it being tinpratiticabie.,to assist with soup tine datititudes of pour, dispersed throttli this Bishoprick ; two modes preseet tilt:al:selves as the most prompt and efficacious fur the d,strinutton of the getterous • Tie: hrsi is, to give each iedtviduel in want hi; propottien of the donation which will come v.o in one general partition, by. 'wank of the.re•pectl partsteCorates ; and the 'whet - , to' proportion the sti:,re U) toe necessities Of the receiver. Tor the apinobation of, doe of these modes, 'or the eeeption of any other which may appear better, I mostmust observe, that the Bishoprick 'of Guarda,,tive or;six 'years ego, had in it 200' parishes, te6,000 souls both sexes ; that in all probability, in con sequence of known events, ohe-fourth is deficient ; and that not et twentieth part, more or less, will be exempt froin the necessity of applying' for relief, and therefore the persons in want of assistance may amount to 70,000. It is certain that few individuals of this if;ehoprick are exempt hunt the necessity el , relief ; but it is equally certain, that in distri. ! bittiog the above sum itt equal shares, each person would receive 53 reas, leaving an overplua of 3u iota-teas. • This succour of 53 yeas to each single person would scaicely procure ,, a . piece of bread to satisfy hunger for once. It is true, tind I repeat it, that of the 70,000 contemplated, IlDt one would be in a state above receiving succour; bet in, consideration that the propOrtion, frOrn,it l / 2. Bnutiluess, would be a poor remedy, and so tittle would the want be felt by each when deprived of it, it would 'be better to give to the sick a 7eaterenopottion, as also to the latherS of I , lMilies burthened by children, useless front their tender age and Weak state of health, enough, to buy. half o r a whole alqueir of rye or Indian corn, the Kurt of w hich is two tail-reas, itithoeieh for site put po.,e sick being relieved; and the father:of a tentily with au alqueir of seed, ee or' 40 per.Otta should be,deprived of their o . ll)l.lCirtiull of 53 reas each. Under the s e circutnstanceS by this "or either of the 41)0,.1es which may meet the applohlitiou of our gehetout benefactors, shall the dial ributiou be wade with the 'most scrupulous poncluality. God ptebetvo you malty years, (Signed) , The Lliitior , of GUAIMA. iilol4 THEIiHOP OW OASTULLO Ditht4CO. Castello Branco, lune ts, zS i t Oa the 23d tnst. I received your letter of the tellf, in which "you eontißte we the diat ribs:ton' of the succourS,- the ge?es ous Britsh nation transmits f qr the isioninCe (if the unfortunate:, who suffered Stout the trench invasion,. t ought to acquailit you, that I, ' , milli difficulty-, uutlerialie the distribution of t hese succours anmongpt the places belonging to my - since the i.xtent thereof from east to we4t id 2 6 leogues, and from north to south, to le34ues; there 61' paii4bei; Which in 130 t Co,loloeti 8,,t 14 hirailies, composed of 69,1,24 souls. into almost the whole,' the enemy entered; and in (hoe w hich they did not visit, the inhaultants sutrered rnach , iroin bein4 obliged to quit their hom sittes, and take refoge Ate mountaihs thus expO% thetn,ei,e to the 'inclemency - or the, Weather, which produced .epidemio diseases: these yet ill_ ease. I request you will infirm me if the places not in vaded are to contemplated in the above-men. ttoned subsidy. I delivered the letter you trans nlitted roe the money h teddy, and I shall receive it in proportion as applications are made; and io so proper time. I shell transmit to you the lists Syavarals,. proposed obtair,itig, him a led at he hose, ttt tt oei4hbour, ho solletimcc 3cconvuo dated the inn in that way, and - w here isle gentlernan' might liemind.upon:bein4 conifortillne., better, however, disliked lOc t: idea-of -sleeping taut of the ion, and represented that„ as he was a re gular guest, and it was known that he . hakpropeay with him, he ought 'to be accommod , ited bed, even at the expense of: the eonienience et others, who might not happen to have the sunei.d,s . like of accommodation proposed, nor the same motive for desiring to retrial') in the inn. It was now too late, to think olthanging the arrangements iof the house lot the night ; and tile gentleman de termined, to have a bed made up on some chairs In the room where he had strppest. "This contrivance was about, to be executed, when 'Mrs. Symondi iecolletted that thete was an lost lee's room in the yard, which possibly Mr. ‘Leatibetter tni4ht prefer to ?sleeping in a room where .he would be liable to be disturbed very early in the lnorning : and she assured her kue4t,' 'if he chose to sleep, there,' the linen should - be• clean, thoegh the appearake of the room was. not elegant, and .the hpstter would sleep in the stable, or Fo out sonic 4. • where. this the gentleman willingly acceded ; and aftei. some Shoit' time allowed for preparing the. apartment for his nocoutmodation, he p.tssed tip the gallery in the,. yard, which led to it, and retired to 1 1 ,m. '" Sleep tent his leaden influence sobn:ib' the wearied traveller; and he enjoyed. soundly the sweet oblivion of anxiety—but 'aistrange noise on the galT lery which he had ascended, rotted him ioto sense ?pin, and re-produced the ravelled sleep of 'care." 'rile n(,iso' was that of an extremely: heavy footstep ; it.was like the pantomimic .approach of the ghost in Don Ann. Mr. Leadbetter counted every step and, to his alarm, the sound increased, • until the eause'of it reached the door of his apart ment. In an instant 'a tallisand gaunt kite entered the room, with a candle in one hand 411140 butcher ' s in the other. Mr. Leadbetter • attentpted to speak, but his voice tailed 'him - , andtheligure . ap- - proached the bed ! It shook .horror-.stricken matt; then drew a knife several, times. across its own throal; went to a table ill the room, stt,lown tk,e light, and immediately quitted the place, with the same awful Settligi that had tnarked .imapproach.. Mr. Leadbetter began to breathe again is he ; ima gined, after a pew minutes, that he utusL tiaye been Creaming ; ,and yet he candle and cand!stick. -- on the table were no phantoms'!—they were- palpable reality ; and something had entered use, room a was . To avoid ferther visits of so all - ming a kind, Mr. Leadbetter as there was no tpck or boa to the *door, determined 'to Olaceisomething heavy against it, so that it stiotrld riot be opened ;. but the room was so 'scantily Supplied whh furniture, Coat nothing but the bedstead was of any weight. As. this for tunately ran . orr : cast Ors, the gentleman rolled it wish the head to the door; 'and . thinking himst-1( tolerably sale,; he addressed himself to sleep, egaitt., --Bin the heavy honey-dew of slunthzr no more revisit his eyes ;. he lay tossing about, and looking at his - watch every ten minutes by the Jighr of the candle, until, in abcut en hour, he heard the sathe' sounds which had formerly alarmed him, renewed on the gallery stairs, and in a few seconds, the door of -leis room twin pushed with great violence, his bed, was, into the Middle of the aparttnent, and again ,the horrid fi gure stood befote hitt ! .The faculties' of speech and motion now forSook him quite; the figure shook' hini again, with tierce end perturbed gesticulation, and aglin drawing the.knife acrosq its throat.: Mr. Leadbetter observed that gouts of blood were on the blaile, which was nest so 'before"' ; It then 'passed away tram the.. room, and the remainder of Mr. Leadbetter's senses' fled with he swooned, and remained for some time iniens:ble. " At about four o'clock, when rettirtfin4 ani• within came to the nnfottutiate - gentleman, he' found himself 'lying half out of bed - ;--and as soon heeoultl. a little compose birusclf, • be resolved to pus his clothes on, and quit the scene of bprrors such' as he had endured. With the best spedd his agitation would allow, he dressed himself, and de acended into the yard of the inn. In a stable there be saw a light, and on, approaching it found a man dressing-down some horses, which were to be put 'to a coaelt that hiftthe inn early. To him he com- Munieated ihat'sanetiong particular had happened, and he must have Mr. and Mrs. Symonds called up immediately. : The man said• ti;ig he - opprettended they had gone to bed veiy late, and would be sorry to be 'disturbed's° soot! ;---hut Mr. L, persisted in having them and the ;man, there's:ire, set about waking t 1 family. .A:tter aome limo the land , lord came down, and ,exiiressing. his ,apprehension that Mr: Lt atibkter eras %cry ill, issifis looks seemed to indicate, was hiloimed that indeed he was not well, - and that .time horrors of the;night had been enough to injure his mind as' wc-.1 as his body. Mr, L. proceeded to relate all,,thist„ had happeneo to him, -and concluded by expressing his firm conviction t some borrible'morder had beta committed on the ptemiscs in the night: -" Mr. Symonds, on hearing the . ink, was scarcely less hats tlie relater ; nor could he answer the eager inquiries of Leadbetter ". where the hostiei had slept !" he whose room Mr. L had oc cupied that poor man'llie Mr. L.) was sat , sfied would never more be ; Seen -alive I The liorod was ilLtte4ly. roused by the terroraol the host and hestessi and the btisiness of the affur was almost forgotten in the wonder eacitcd by the story, which lost nothing by~'repetititm 'to the several goests'of the ion, as they successively inquired into the canoe of the early tut bance, " By six o'clock, ttsP hostler artived, from a lodging which be had got to the town, on being tinned out of his Usual bed. Minch pleasure was expressed on Seeing him, and on the story being told to hint, " Why, d---0 i t ," sa id he, lay my lite I kiloW the ghost very %veil it was the deaf and'Aint fellow that comes to help me to kill the pigs, and. who always - goes up to tny .roonT tri call il4 when we 'ive. oue to kill !" The murder was out ! it Was indeed the deaf and dumb fellow, who, think ing the hoqtkr (Liu,. had goue a second time to call af(er . he had stuck the pig—and hence poor Mr. I..4dbetter's horror, and his conviction of a kloodi murder I" ~~ r. of the 413;11' signed by nu , . /The obj , & en- COUragCs atal the English nation, :s far -ag Y alp iiLt ed, e% cry title to my thanks and • God prr3erve you, ,&c. (Signei) the Bi,nor of CASTELLO I.3tiANCO. VUUM THE Or ,i3LTAIII)Ar Guania, luly 3, IS . I luld the honimr of presenting witti`thein closedosed repon, 4.irnw n up it consequence of - a: -verbal commimication of nrrangements being made for the immediate distributioti, by : the jute' vention of the Bishops, of tie relief which the magnaninvons isb'Natioti, has been pleased to bestow on the urgent necessities:of the inhabitants and the- , provinees Of this kingdom, irkvAded snd laid wave. by the enemy" and I, now see, ,by your lettet of the 18th of J.ioe,, that the said m' port lit 4y bo le-ena coined : it goes, however, ‘vlts -Ut al , eratioii, from toy having said that it should so rAutti to you. In this report, I - dedue, that there are its my diocese. eut; parislu.s, all more or less poor ; and that triany parishioners, kthom, under . sevefe ;Ind even contagious di s tempers, proceeding from hung-r, poverty, and privation..of ,any loud of wholesome lood, and , want of change of ; mod Ow, should an equal disti ibutiou take place of th,'. a,i;no ,each would ieceive homething mor i e than seventeen real. This calculation, however, will admit. some 4alteration, in case of a. sondier parish with .a ,snfaller number of sick and ihdi gent, for the ,putpose of increasing the to .Others more populous, or containing a greater number of 4ick. With this sum, twelve poor of each parish,.. sick, or fathers of burthened with children unfit for service from men age, Might be asinated with one 44.teutlis but I will not conceal,, that the poverty of the ;greater part of tny diocesans is beyond all expressiou ; and, if what. I have heard from a person of my bishoprick, on whose veracity . . I catt depend, be true, it'is a wool of consummate misery.... many of the grsatest iovaltds are led with soup, made 1 . r0 . 111 1,1e" , 111.CT iti \VIOCti bacalhao (salt. fish) has been boiled, when they cat) get this wretch ed food. The.c penple in the happy gate of health and. peace, 'tinier tltr protection ~t the laws of Our most august Sovel - eigo, were poor, but contented with - , • inodora!e bt4)sistei,Ce of breattand . greens, and a light Natiket, by their, • Libot3r in the fields, and by WOlKitig wool sir 4.13,10 - small quantities, and had little nizire th:m Vl`itecei'sitry for the use of the cor t il.i . J T yaerit has altruist entirely not being able to Work the grouud for want of,t.little;seed,. ;sod hands, in consequence of the matiy dUgtivs, arm f the greater, part ot the Most ioduSll4ofai'llaVing entered' the army vact'' soldiers of the line, 'or or cemducturs of baggag,e 7 yy t ~tog remains iii tht t ,reatest poveity; even t ersinis who lived to decency arid affluence limn the ot (Alice of their farms, Which now plc)- . .. duce oothing. I judge thatby the above, r have complied with your woibes, rind shall Continue so to comply ; and, therefore, 1 have 0 ;4 to say, that you will me a }Particular favour to receive my . .just acl:nowlecige ments as is tribute due to you for the part you have taken in this business, in wlOch I am so deeply in teresicd, because it concerns my diocesans, children, and fellow countryman ; and to transmit to the be nefaelors; equal 'expressions of my gratitude ; to time gencroush British nation, also, the pr:otesta. lions of my sincere Direction, attachment, and re spect. (Signed) The Bisitov of Guxuoh. FROM LORD WELLINGTON. Vumte Guinaldo, Sept. Sig,-4 have had the honour of receiving your letter of :the toth instant, regarding :Cleo assistaoce to be given to the poor inhabitants of Portugal who are sick, front the funds arising horn the boom)? of the British .Parlianti-iii, or tilt charity of individuals in England. The•knowlecige lhave'of this countryinduces me to request, that you will suggest to: the :Gentleiner . nripoilited -tom:wage and disiribuie if)vse hinds, the exptdiency of attendnig, to the distrits on the hattktt of the. Coa, from its bOUrCe,at least es far as rinhel. These tliStrHs were the seat of the war during the months of August, and Sep:ember, 1810, when . t he harvest of that iy was r . e.tped, the whole of .which was consumed by the enemy ; in - the be ,inning of Aptil this year, whea th e L it t, they had sown began to afipearatioye ground, and was cotisumed. Theibbabitailts of these vill3ges are rednced to subsist upon a Small (in,ititity of Millet, which 111,1 have contrived to ,ave but the loud is not of a tie. scriplion, our is the quintity sufficient, to. subsist then) thriinv,n the winter. Money distributed in . those villages would enable thorn to procure some food front Spain ; and if the British army should cantop for any time in these distri‘4B, Pie inhabi tants wilt gain something by the S4iVieCS they will render the army. • ' But the cilsticsied state of. these people deserves the atteniion - ot the 'managers of these charities. 1 have the honour to be; sce. (Signed) WEI.Lt DIGTON. A GHOST. Et11:0M 11 . 11 1 .: BOSTON GAZETTI3.I .The fUlloiAing account lutsbeen communicated to %Pt from a,qttal kyr bo respedable, ay dues not AGIN us in any degree to douot'the truth of the tepre tentation _ _ " - 11: gentleman named Ledbetter, a hop-mer chant, reaidell one Of the Western' Counties, , has °tor many years made, a praatee of attending the gi eat annual lair at Weyhill, as a purchaser' 01' the - e ,, iutundity whielt he chiefly deals, It happen . • ed that, at the last fair, he arrived at- the inn to :which he always went, some hoots later than usual,, as travelling with it considerable sum of money for ins purchases,, he rarely chose to be out at night. On his going into the' !louse he learned, to , his re gret, that so touch company had arrived before him, that every bed was engaged ; but the landlady,- Pars. _ igu II 06 LoNDO)1 rziltlett by RICHARD at No w . Nl2rtlatt-cant, Pow-iirrcti an 3 Prblilhed by WILLIAM A ;URIC; ER SCR! PPS, South Moltousatitet. eirco l ,..4_ °nal Al tLe sus opy/oz, N o . st r aud, bero tivdriiserntuss, Chdos ioc thy. Pcptr, (Atari for tbo itclitor, (port -paia), Gault be add ress " — , ren.ibiL , - Llow-iTit:C6l---No egiraoreinary. discovtly tf "•-rtv to , k place (41 Nionday, by, Mr, Yooog, , t - . '- a:,'.:-1,..-:,er; in the Str.,.;(l; writ bail lalien atl aL -4.:;11 or ii:.,.strick last Mar, when he frl.P,seri s goiri wdit h. i,t the vatu,.. of filty gnitieiisr wi'i° l ' IV,I- '' Yi-n•i-., v..rts contideut be told nut fold, ai . he tilways h00k,..i every wlitch that was disposed of, but how c ,11.ra been lost he, Could not occoorit tor. (3a Mori. ~ d 3 Y- rew Ping i\k 0 men went to his.sbop and 3ikrcl bite i t be ;"'wOill purchase a w.itch ) ll rep;ied, he was not in tilt; habit of vat:basing .waiches front stratigeti, hoivever he tve' l l d l u°k ' °t it, raid " ex. ''''' omitting the watch, it pt,,et.l to be orre of tis ova,- malistig, and that it tV3i the valuable watch, that 1144.,,,. ~. bden_ missed , 'He asked where,they bad •6'61 it ? 01 ' 4 t, . ill them atisered, frart'hiS Wile, sh 3 •stw PO 'bitti- -... i oil . re had got' it =from Nowgtitt, l'lte,oti:or-nisa.stiat. be': had ine're-rIY taecottilwrit,:d his friend to sell ti., watch : :yid. had aciyised hitti.to tal , :e to the otai,ii-- t,.; as no d„tibt Itt:' isA•Otild give oiure for it tho at 4 budY eii.-.L.. Mr, Young sTd he ~sliould tell) o' l . .` 1 watch, .exceirt. they' -could make a good title to ~ and for Ibis putpoie appointed,thetti to aWil!I 1.111 1 . .1 abcve Otii:.!e on -fesriay e,enitilt, which th e Y lic ' COt thogly did,. and also tric'o't t-br-ii wivei, wto t" knov.".edged ;bat - she gave it to ii;:r Lb. h.rving ter.eived it I roit) tier b'Other, a the ttame (1 Stinpiiin, %cito , A a'; on o & transportatiolyin Newgite. Nft offered by the p arties .to was ju , tified in detaanng 11u o ware it as his pr o l ' Jelin Miller was comm itted for:tri the pocket of Mr. firr.wn, of a valoa l . hariukerchief, hi St. .7:lMrsS Nit, at po w e r of Ac me etklues were being tt Dukes ot ork,. }cot , and Ctiittberl 1" saner wins seen tal.ing the ban3a , .1 , . prosecutOr s Lim:l.:et by one of thd pit) lag to the Otlice i tie intmeclititely took cobtody. 0.........1 , . mill , " U.2110.N.11A.L0.,.--/Ilary Irtildron, Suonna " ' - • voila ron.lfhtry Allurlin,and Mary George, lour 1LI• too ' ,depredations, wider titleen ,years ot .4e, but irk l , ,; f.acC6 are.Priectil farnilarl st ihe Othce W11'; Lreguent appearance, were brenght up bY V1 i .„, 7 : - ' Lw'stabie-, ciisrg,e4 on anspiciou of stealag tw.4:( 91_ shoes and twelve yards of cotton, ti": iirliintlol; 1 ,1 14 r. Sadds and Nir. Bit.kcrs, shot:in:liar so ''' rain.A . ,, italic: aotoOgils , : A at'l.. It appeared that On S.,ttirday eren,ao 1 514 0. 10 0 soners were o bserved by Fa ieni going 0 41 ~..,,I,' situp,; the Ottic...ir watched thew foul M r ' - i ; tiete f ifty purchas.zd one pair at snot,, . o ' n l 'o r c, lin'lned iwO other pair ;. from thr...neo thq , w e . l er ,.. .N r... Bickers's, where; whilst l'vlr. l3ie'el°.,:nool Ing doe at then) with a yora, owl .0 101 l Oirc,i'vi,,e 1:n00 1a of Ike. patty contrived to (000' o'. - , 4 1 ,', , iii.t i f. sorerior qt.i'ality, conlitining InwtotO 1 ~„,) yards.., licieeo. who knew t hrift,' 004 l''4')„:,il,i, fleir , ationts, tolliro'ed Went ntuaratie).l.:''' ti lt th • I "" II") "6104.1 Y, When the sitoeiaiid Cult°ll‘ • lound •in I h ' ' - Clr pibessaen. . : a li:Js• ' 3 ' i ~V -were. tanntnitied for . (Luther 00'1):111-i NI. Charles Iliackumit„ .wai coorie.ted ioid l itte' t vi ol, tinder the Ad of Parliatnen:, for g,oiog jt ', ° , 'l v iog I tJodles of fire-wandior sale ill 3 cart, liO i l ' ci - 0 $ ' license license. The dofelaiant. CoAtc`TeilltolPi hcense was not •nect:ssary, and ecl3re d I''' .. i 4 0 " of appealing to the claatter Seoions s!, 0111 ` t I* viaion ci the iViagistrate. le o, d . ,to,lk D. o l ui :l l 7 ood take of berringq on the co3gt i 1) lb ' :t. Ltabs:::ltt It'haarttl.atitsbh.L.Joirini bkeenonskg•lne°:tel illilleth:;111:1:'1; of to the; line:ottititl:l3,lbli'i,Tiatri°l[tl:ll:tt dtlf i44%-11)1' ° q grew i.ortion of them Here lost. „Ci el 1,0(14, lc 1, Week, is two children In Llaropt11131":01, aboutacldrt i h u e s i i i l i x: ''.si:e.ie,4tirgs were o , l e d .:1 1 P i el:J.:it:lt. t o. 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