Star.
London, England, 1807-12-31 00:00:00

PORTUGAL.

- ADDITIONAL EDICTAL, OR PROCLAMATION,
ISZUZD BY TOL PRINCI RIOLNT, rtznous TO MIS ZIA-

NARRATION.

INSTRUCTIONS TO WHICH MY ROYAL DECII/1 Or TMC
26TH NOVEMBER, 1807, PEARS LEFERENCR.
The Governors wham I was pleafed to nominate by my Royal
Decree o: this prefent date, to govern theft kingdoms during my
abTence, will have the ufnal oaths adminiftered to them by the
Cardinal Patriarch, and will attend with altfolicitade, vigilance,
and anivity, in the adminiftration of juilice,diftributing the fame
Impartially, and maintaining a rigorous obfervance of the lanai of
this kingdom.
They will preferve to the natives all the privileges which had
been granted to them by me and my Royal Predeeeffors.
The plurality of totes will decide on the reports the refpeetive
Tribunals may lay before them, regulating thetinfelves according
to the Laws and Ouftoms-erflhe Kingdom
They will cilterft literary prof, ffions, ofs..es of criminal and
civil judicature, and revenue, according to the forms heretofore
prailifed by me.
They will protedt the perfons and properties of tity loyal fob-
jedc, fcicdting for military occupations thole who may be deemed
wor:hy thereof.
They will endeavour to preferve to their ntmoft the tranquil-
lity of thi: kingdom, to provide for the troops of the niperor of
the French and King of Italy good quarters. and to fupply thein
with every thing they may require, during their Bay in this king-
dom, averting all and every infult that may be perpetrated, and
punifhirg with rigour any that may occur—maintaining always
the good harmony which ought to be difplaycd to the armies of
nationS with whom We find °natives united on t he Continent.
Should ii by any occurrence happen, that any of the raid Go-
YelllOra are ablest, a plurality of votes vrilllleet a Suectffor.
I troll to your honour and virtue, that my people will not fuf
for incoavenienets during my abfence—ancl fhould kraut GOD'S
will that I fhould return fhortly to my Ithfigdoms, that I may meet
every one contented and fatisfied, reigning among them that good
order and tranquillity which thould raift among fuhj.tfts who
have rendered thenifelves fo worthy of my paternal care.
Palace of Our I. ady of Ajuda na tha z 'Jth
of November, 1537.
(Signed) THE PRINCE.
COURT OF LISRIEI.—The following ate the print
tipal Members of the Royal Family of Porttvgd, who
have embarked f r the Brazils:
Maria Frar.cifca Llhtsbeth, Qaecn ..f Portugal and Algarva
born Dee. 17, t 734. married her uoci:: Don Pedro 111. King of
Portugal, who died the as th of May, t SO6.
Juan Maria Joftph Lewi=, lnfart r f rcrtugal. Regent,
born the t3th May, 5,67, and marti:d Jiire 9. 1785.
Charlotta joachiml, Infanta of Sp. in, and Pritl:;fg of Brazil
Maria .ton Fr:A:circa jefephine, Liittr attic Qletn, born Oc
tuber 7, 1736.
Maria Francifea Beoedinina, filler of the ren, horn July
24, 1;46; trarri..l Joh ph Francis Prince of Brazil, who
died the it th Septenibcr, 1788.
The following are the Children of the PR:NCR
REGENT :

• Don Antonio, Prince of Beria, hcrn Au!,tift 12, 1791.
Michel, &c. born (Motu 26, t Eca.
MariaThercla, horn April 1793.
Ifabelia Maria Francifca, born May 19, 1797.
Maria Franclfca, born April 22, I Sc.a.
Ifibella Mariat, born July 4, 0;3.

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ARMY FROM SICILY.
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Our Reader., fome degree of
forprife, the arrival of Sir Pins idooar at Spithe4:
with the troops which we lately Rated to have reached
Gibraltar. The tranfports are 42 in riumber, under
the Eue'vazus and f4torn frigates. They were only
13 day. in, coming from Gibraltar. force is
from eight to nine thOufand men. Sir Joffe Moose
has with him Brigadier General Csstrawr.s., his
Adjutant General ; Major General Wass, his Qtrar-
ter Mager General, and the ref of his Staff, with
11.veral General Officers.
Major General M. FRASEEi M.P. who commanded
in Egypt, has come home in this fleet.
We heard Come days ago of the gallant General's
expelled return, but not of the return of his troopr.
The objet of his eipedition to the Tagus was ac.
complifhed before his arrival ; and by his return to
England we may reafonably conclude, that all the
rumours of an attack upon Cadiz 'here unfounded.
The tedudlioa of Ceuta, we Fr time, does not require
a greater force than that which has recently failed
under General SPENCSR.

The arrival, however, of Sir Joins Mooat has ex-
cited much furprife in certain circles. We hope
there has been no blunder in any quarter.