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MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1823.

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Lamm:, 3.—ks•ln the sitting of the Cortes nit
the 3lst k.f. I k•venther, the Minister of State fOr has- f
reign Afii:irs preuelited a report un the state of the
relations of the Portuguese Monarchy with I
mistions. In this very 'wig report, the Minister first
laves a vie*. of the rsoonsereiel policy of Pkotogkil.
Ha recapitolates the iliscussious with Greta Britain
relative to flit... imposition of au rthlitionkil tility oa
Btitisb woollen mu tttt limautes. The affair
in'tted to the Lstrk.sasliinks7 Cortas4, which issidd not ,
decide it, .0: eceount or the es..k:unittlatikm
neis with which they were eitswei; and it Lu there-
fora very neeessuty that il.e Offnes Ilhulti.l take it
into cussidwation,svize knistlitir resolution Rebuts,
nut only the okoi.,.::11401C-C of the fsienibilkip aml good
understanding happily subsistliz between the two I
countries, but oleo slue b4;issiiii • of negotiations for
a stew treaty inure Eavoursible to the interest of Por-
tage' than that of Islllo, which it is intended to
Nniqpnl.
When Us Mtifessy'a Guveroment polsoses corn-
sariam;tkos. is with Great Britain, it not
only has it, view knekoste the national industry,
but, corisiderioc.; a weli-tostle...nksod interest to Ise the
must solid s.f antsy killimee, the Groveakonent
hoped that tlr.. •se intiomtely the interests "I' Poe.
tugal were !who.' those of Grettt Brita;o, the
more that rower would he to declare against
army vre,'„et. isg,,,reysiint 314i:stet! 17 other
Powers, on 4cc.Jutit sit our present political institu-
tiuns—a 'reject, which it was inkoossible nut to is
was twilit:ltol by•rrastee, at
the. Letal of tht• Holy A Iliek.ce.
Se long,.•nya the report, as these ilz..cestrutions
lia4 nut itissei!ltowi it was-impossible to deny
them. Toe itrilish Cibinet refused is allow that
tiny such projc..t of vast existed, ;sod tholight it
needle..s to alt.' ill an; ass:trances to all.kt ullr rent':.,
which veil us b.; chimerical, beyond What
were contit 111 l isi dedisration, by winch his
thitatinis: puldiely awl Nolen, kly ionsiLSIL-d
against the re.,,ik.tokos of :be Congresses of Tryout
and Layb.selii The l'ortilgues.• Gover-.rnent, how-
ever, seeing the armies on the Pyrennees in-rease
(evidently destined against the potitietil institutions
of the Ptainsikla), isrgetl the necessity of a ne.re
ex-
plicit declaration, considering how unequivocal those
of the Ilkkiy ithluissee were. The British Ministry,
whether it perceive.' that the time was arrived to
show its opp *boon to the pnietas which Could slut
now be dense'!, or whether the C'dailge.4 in that
oistry had caused u ell-ango its its vietvs of the pm- ,
jects of the I Lly declared to our Chaige
that Weyer, csostrary to expectations, the
in,lepetkilegket sir 11. It I Ugill slsHtlsl ho menaced, his
Blitassikie Majesty would never Is' ass itsklittireso
spectator of so impartnot sill event, out would :
t.. this ling‘lls..l all ' toe assistanco yhich it 1.0.,1 it
tight to esp..et limn Circa' DritsMk, Loy virtue of its
ekseietit cosioesions. The clear mud positive espies-
pius soon rk.s.kineloil on the banks of the Seine, tout I
the Ci•VCl.ldizilt .n. his Most ('Uri-alas) Alajesty ~rott-
ested that a hail never taniceived any bostile huteki-
tion towards I' •rikeol ; that rut a constitutionat
goieeneaunt, it not only consider; d ar kkojost, but
would lt ashamed to maintain 's absurd a nuellii.c
us the isiterlerelieu of one iii the iaklitical organia4- '
Nun of any mhos Power; and that, nottvitikstakikliar;
the fears winch the army of the Pyreinsees might
naturally cxette, it would never pass the frontier
line untessit a were first violated by
troops, which, c,l.g.e,:ekl in the horrors of a civil Iv•ir
in the provink es kaijoining to France, obliged the
bitter to lute every precaution against Ilse evils of
ill kinds which such a iseightsairlussl gave reasons
to apprehend. The Minister proceeds to state the
further negotiatiotis with France, whose clec!...itiini
wemest cOnirociicted by tile increasing. armaments,
and by tile aid lent by the French anthorities on the
frontiers to the factions; in consetplence of whiell
Isis Majesty tik. tig,st fit frankly to declare tat France,
that its prepurutions ir.s.nned manifestly to be in-
tended tor us. aggression on Spain, and therefiire
Portugal most unite wish the latter, their cause
being one. France seemed ottAided that its sincerity
was doubted, .. repeated its assertions; but his

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Majesty, Peeing that the nemetnettt if the army en The Ores of the French aieitY ee....
the Permutes, continual, thought it *merman' to Pyrenees between Bayonet. isaiaid, bye
negoriete an &liana) with Spa:ii, which is now who pissed along the whole line, to , _ 18
needy concluded, when it will be Liiil hegiro the regiments of jubilate'', each of 1000 to 1200 men ;
Cortes. Meantime . • . cietventien has hem* two writ/deem' of horse svtillery, of 200 men each ;
oithehaded. lis pren evt faetianut Instil illeturlsing mei regime Cie artillery„,ef 600 men, and
our frentier,provinues. Mnjeely hope, alas that five regime:lo horse chesneurs, of 500 men each,
when the alliatwee are omelisiletl, a treaty of emu- in.all Auut e 3400 men, The staff of this army is
mem may he agreed upai between the twenatiens, very numerous, end its materiel considerahle ; but
by 'which the pnatibitory system may lio relaxed. It is tar thorn being well despised to the ignite on
Hie klajcety leer aloe resale to hope that mura liberal which it it at present e.aphrtild, and still less to
cominerci.d anaheemeets may be made with other that futureeiegination which has been marked out
Powers, especially with Sweeten; and even France fir it IT thlwar fie:thin in Paris. The devotion of
beasts -wit a disposition to make a releciad treaty with • the cevadrrit is unileneued, may be relied on, but
Bin 5i.,.1. • • that of theiii- , artery is extremely doubtful; while
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T:ie reperf ereeceele to state the cummunicattlinis *mom( the Miss &sine infantry, the order to march
made to the king of Great Britain, in oinsequelace j bah. Slaiii•wasuld, in the opinion of our informant,
of the principles declared at frappe' and LeylitniN, Vag on seeioes dieaffeCtion. Yet this is to be the
awl the pecessity for an 'mien with Spain, in case I illetrument for effecting that which 400,000 of
it 'heed he attacked. Bat this invasion, pertly Ili- Baonaparte's best tickle tail j> to ar.cons il
recce d agalitsit the must faithful and ancient ally of Extract of a letter (rum Int, dated .42 Pee
Great Britain, %mold never take place if Great Bii- o The iagaid dehtst which old cuhhett, e bane_
tali, w
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auclete I.eferelianil thrit it never would dealer, received last Friday at Hereford, has given
eiifer it tii he elieeted, Petokil having itt no me' universal satisfitotion to eeltry lover of rehire), and
tier pruviiked such it, 11;j3frea14/11. has struck with dismay and disappointment all its
It wad therefere a onistsiturece of the ancient and „pp,,nenta. I will locution to you
an
anecdote,
AO often pretested frienule:•ita of Great Britain tia j which will show you in what light the Minieteriale
make this provisoes titAllettt'et• its the mot esPlieit ists of this town look upon that political tiuker's
manner, that the Pinveni united regeinst the internal- itinerant labours, and perhaps it May be taken as a
:astitistimis of the PenittetriA. Icing emitxt of the good specimen of the value which the friends of Go.
real ieteetheis of Civet Britain, noglit nit lerstanil verument tlinnwhout t'-e country est upon his ow
that the independence ef the Pertueneee nation, in- viers in their cause. A . orkahire Clergyman, who,
separable front the free choice of the conetitininual I for his greet activity in supporting the powers that
.ystein which it ni;elit cuss •.• ;e. ailtapt, was siipported lie, has already received one living, and exists in the
by the alliance el' C. cat I:ritaie. Hie Most Fai.h. hope of emu receiving another, was inhumed of
fel Nlajest), askinte trine the frienitellipeif Great i. c,„,t,teectei ignoiniitious defeat at Hereford. Instead
twitaio such a acclerntioteili,l pie hesitate to wittily of exhibiting that pleasure which he ought to have
that it ae.e!fl ilispenee Portegal iretu the ocee`l4ll j felt as is lover of ausiail elder and rational liberty, ha
of Lilted ee ii:iti oilier ullianeee; Inn that if his Bri- i „1,1„„d extremely ~red and dejected. Being
entitle Neij,..-..ty Sleuth! not lied it co:114111,011e to the netted why he del nie share in the generel joy pee-
-1 tin. ill e eft:is Jewel iteliey to make seek a dechie i deceit by this event, he replied, ' I feel no joy in it,
coins, or it, by hi:. arrangement with ether Revert, it giveseme great pain ; tim believe me, Cubbett,
he Camel it helves:lily to give to t'ortureal this new though he pretends to fight in your -auks, is one of
testimeny of tiriendlii, '.nut to the Wield an ee.thitee the „„et active aitaimaties we have.' ought not
of his nre ect Inc the natured independence. of lief i, 1114, this uilmiteion from such a quarter to veal: volumes,
his Mejeety wonla cant, therefore. onteider t'ee an- • even in the miserable wretches whow Cobbett has
clone relations of cominerec anal Itentemy between i tenant/al lii ',elude?"
the two nations to be impeireil; only he shoehl fluid Gin ;ALTAR, DEC. 30.—8 y the Sea Nymph, er.
Itimeelf obliged, nut without regret, to seek in clew rived the day heliire yesterday in eleven days.`nom
alliances the kepis irt which the l'enineula require Algiers, we learn, thug since the 25th ef August
when it sees itself threotelicel ley ill; powerfiil heigne there has been no case of the plagne in t° !at city or
of the fine great Powers wlei pretend to divide neiglitaiturlueul ; and that the following men of war
among them the gover 1111 l eta Of Eimitee. arc listing mil: a 58 gun ship, almest ready; a .50
&edit Senhores, is the ultimatum of Great Bei- mist ':6 gun ditto; ass 18 gen prig and 2 schooners,
tain fly it we are iatformiel—all Europe is in- getting' reuilv. Destination unknown.
rimmed—what we have to expect from that Power, e roceimem, lht 27.—0 n the t'uth instant the
in that great contest on which we ure perlipps tabula town c t tioree was destroyed by fire. When the
teenier.
report was sent off to the Governor of Weueixberg,
'1 lie Government of his Alost Faithful Majesty, which was detipitehed as semi us possible, 500 houses
thetigh satisfied as to the Tiews of the British Catn- wore uheady reduced to ashes, as well as the church
net by this distinct explanation of its antecedent and and towithail. Ilia Majesty has sent his aide-dc •
reiterated protest:nines, nevertheless will not loin . en/Dr, muj„r evhitehtek, with money for the relief
igiit of any measures which it may be necessary to of the eutli:rer4. Only 20 houses at Bunts have
:mole for securing the independence of the Porte- ramped. 1 his time, originally built by Gustavus
guise name, and which will be submitted in succes- Adolphe*, was burnt down about a century ago.—
sem to the approbation of thii Sovereign Congress, The inhabitants, estianated at 2000, are chiefly (m-
-in proportion us the negotiations on which they de• copied in the woollen „oil hardware neenoectures.
peed shall be concluded.
A requisition to the Sheriffs of Middlesex has
To this tietik, sincere, and amicable request on
been presented, to rill a meeting of the Freeholders,
the lent of his Majoey's Government, the 1:ri.4..11
:A f• to potation both (louses of Parliament for a comb.
Ministry has joist replied ;.--., t hat the Brined seu-
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tines in .ft tono of the Representation of the Peeple,
vernment buyer, solemnly deelareal in the thee of
, e , j as a pe., er basis of all ancesures having for their
eecope, vett it noes
.not presume to attribete e
"abject
tins, of
in the public'expenditure, it
itecit a right to interlere in the internal affairs of
mantel
.debt, relief from the pressure of all tm• other States, considers itself bound el give to this
necessary tuxetion, or a redress of grievances, The
kiegthen every succour of which it may stand iii
.elieritt,ii Irv.;uppoitated the nevtii e to be held the
'ls
need, illhhibi its independence Kneen to b. threat-
first 1", edneetlav in next tumuli, at 'laelece
cited, in any suede or by any Bower wliatest. Iliit
thie promise, which is itething wore thinr7 rep, ti- TM; inl I,"tants of Weyhriilge ler
Lim: of those which have in other alma and at ihf- momitiment iii the memory iit her 11.iyur
ferent epochs been melts to us, has no reference, nor leocheisof Yuck. In eta mists of a tail
can be understood to have any, to slur politicel in. ennsiihirable eievatiue, end records on ,
stitutions, as they have in no way altered thu rela- feeliefie and ulli.ctionme expressions, the
tents which previously eulasistel between the two gryst benefits this viilege derived from
countries." useeiming cure iii her Ruyal Iliglinem. 1
iSigniii) SiLVESTIR: PINIIKIRO FEIIIILIRA. ;if placed lo the breed way opposite (acrd
etti.l3 ..1 tee Foreign ocearteeea, i he. in.
1 estate, not far from tile eutruuce to '
l ne repute was ordered to be referred to the 1).- 1
oil the .„c_) utlug. _,c m, "
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