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London, England, 1820-09-21 00:00:00

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by th• Ailtiveestwistit ; and concise,-
lug his dispatch .Ity the Missing paragraph, iis
mut") with the hhtiour and loyal!), by which he bits
always hers distisittished:—
" I may be exeunt from useriag yeur Escrilreey of may
sautieseeis sod good istentioas, sad of dame of the chiefs
awl mikes of ibis peoviser, sloes I have the h..our of
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will be faithful to our Ding, which fidelity I shall wontifeet
by my actions; but it ihtsteoltoody to ere a man whit is at.
lied to me by blood disierace sae and his ancestor*. I beseech
your Excellency to Make kayos to the Government what I
have wow twirl, and to deirMre, 'that if Mae is any person
who wishes to law my reputable, I am ready to vindicate
my coattail
.. I have ordered an URIOII of all the corps of Ode province,
sad I have dispersed Waugh it the proclamation white I
omelette to you. I Maori to arocinble all the traps of dm
lifii••••1 second hoe in Villa Real, and have (mead mar
randeatinos with the Getterals of the provinces of Bein and
11111 who, from whom there is not yet time to hare mailed
any answer; and when I have collected the troupe, I skull
wait for the orders of your Eacelkney. I have ordered all
commuoicatitte joy yoteriers to be cat off with Oporto, and
that the earners (Or that city should he scot to Vnien. In
this province there is need of wraps of artillery fur the park
of twelve pieces whirls it coatalite, mud in I cannot receive
Illegallomaipoekey that regiment having be ume revels-
' tt r his to or Excellency,
hoping
that yon
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'ripply me with the owevuerof procuring citric.
,r it. (Signed) "CONDE. DE AMARANTE.
0 11 • the Moat Illustrious Cade da Frira."
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iii9CLAMATION OF TH E CONDE HE AMARANTL
Francisco ila Silveira Pinto de Foliate*, Count of
Amsraffie. of the Council of his Moat Faithful
Majesty, Grand Cross of the Tower and Sword, and
of St. Ferdinand of Spain, Commander of the same
orders and t hat of Christ. Lieut.-General of the
Royal Armies, and Governor of the Armies of the
province of Tratt.oosMonter:
" Brave and Faithful People of TraiheitAligeggifisoinis is
the thiid time that circumstances 1101118 11811= atIMMIISIS
yon so arms, mud alaays I have had ibises or of seo.
ing you basien to defend the mend rights of oar utmost
Sovereign lobo 'it. King of the United Knowles of Por-
tugal, Brasil, and Algarve. la 1800 It was you obit
broke through the captivity which the armies of a peril.'
diem, invader had thrnwuaroutid us: but unfortunately what
we did bad No result' for, althonsh we here bail no tong*
nay foreign 'mnim, we have among us ambitious, mad,l
and desperate mess who unhappily, its the mime of the Put.
• immune, seek to change she Government, sad, under opecioiss
and false pretences, endeavour to -airtime es to be traitors to
.Ibe King, sod false to the sacred oath which we took to him;
mad, sowing anarchy in the nation, promise us great blessings
as the result of such iunlivatiosi: but remember what sort of
bles.ings revolutionary Frenchmen gave to France, behog no-
thing else but deaths, contlagrativoii, and robberies, awl,
lastly, a destructive war: but your loyalty is so well known,
that it is not necessary to awaken it by arguraeuts. lam
determined, by all the principles of honour, of duty, and of
religion, to sacrifice even the last drop of my blond in de.
(race alive d rights of the King our Sovereign. I am
mire that these sentiments will be thine of you all. It is a
mime to recognise the revolutionary several-eat of Oporto.
The councils, magistrates, and all the authorities, as well
military as civil, ought to repel, and nut to recognise, such
• COlrerstinent.
" Inhabiting, of TrimosAllonter, let us preserve our loy.
shy; and let our general cry be " Long live the King, and
loos live those honourable Portuguese who are faithful iv
ham !"
Head-quarters at Chaves, August 2f, 1820.
" CONDE DE A3IARAPITE."