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STATE PAPER.
ORRAT BRITAIN AND PORTUGAL..
I.FMbetween his MAMMY and her Royal lllMien
'Regent of Pozeurtax, for Providing for the Maisteas
cif a Corps of British-Troops, sent to Portugal December, 19
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at Brightbelmston, January 19, 1,17.
In the Dame of the Most Holy and Undivided Trinity.
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Bet Royal Highness the Infanta Regent of Portugal
,harlog, in consequence of aggressions committed
piaci the Portuguese territbry, claimed the ftflfilment,
hy. hit Mi.ljesty the King of t4st-thited Kingdom of
'Great Britain and Ireland, of the ancient treaties of
alliance and friendship which' subsist between' the two
ppswns i and his Britannic Majesty having thereupon
le:aired to send, .and having actually sent, a body' of
'troops to Portugal, the two high contracting iLmidas
think it netessary to agree tiptoe certain arra
'for the maintenance of the said troops during the1....7U1y.
HI Pottage', and have named as their Plenipotentiaries
for that purpose, via,
His Idaiesty, the-King of the United Marko of Great Britain
Mei s
mugs 111101-1110,George Comelagoi Member of Mould
sgdowy. Smoarabbi retry Council, a Member of Perlis.
Swats aid his Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign
fligtatoes the bfaata Regent of Portugal,
Ilarstrimmaad Mast Sicallsot Lord, Doo Pedro de Sousa
e Marquis if Palntelle, a Peer of tSe Kingdom of Porto.
gel, *deg bassi of Me Grier d Chris% Kaight of the Order of
the Gonda Mora, Grand Owns of several- ether Orders, and her
*Royal Highness's Ambassador Eatraordloary and Plenipotentiary
to his Britannic 'Majesty ; who, after Laving eosininnisated tomb
Mime theireespective full powers, f.nd to be in due and, proper
form, have agreed upon, and concluded the following articles--
Art. i. Her Royal Highness the Infanta Regent of Portugal,
Allwielos that the body of troops which has been so promptly sent
to bee Royal Highness's aid by hie Britannic Majesty, should be
sramed with the hospitality becoming the relations of the two allied
mien% mope Pp provide the oecessuy barracks sod tumors,
sod buildings for hospitals, aid for stores and magazines. and the
liecoessry rations of provisions mid keno Air the Olken Wen.
magenissioned pacers, and Warn, sod for Me bones wad cattle
of the
British auxiliary Army, secordieg to the regulations of the
•Orkhk sender. •
Thelpreeisioas and lenge above spot-lied are to be delivered
table British Commissariat, at a distance not greater than dr Por-
tuguese *eases from the 'Head-quartets of each British detach-
liweot to whisk they are supplied, onleas in eases when a diaerent
arrangement shall be made, with the consent of the British Coen-
In order to obviate the ;hankies which an immediate dis-
bursement of funds for tht purchase of the aforesaid provisions and
forage might occasion, under the present circumstances, to the
floyernment of Portugal, it is agreed that tbe British Commissary-
, general shall, forskepresent. provide those Willies for the British
Army, charging the coat thereof to the aomunt of the Portuguese
Government.
Aix however, cases may arise, in which It may be more convenient
to receive such supplies from Portuguese magazines, for the pur-
pose of avoiding competition in the markets, the British Genesis-
aim; General shall, in the executiein of this agreement, moan his
proceedings from time to time with a person appointed for that end
• by the Government of PortirgaL
The accounts of the British Commissariat being approved and
signed by the Commander of the Auxiliary Army, shall be deli-
vered leery three months to the Portuguese.Oovernment, which.
Laving verified the same, shall either pay the amount thereof forth-
with to the British Commissary General, or carry it over to the
credit of the British Government, as shall be judged most eon.
'Mimic by the two Governments.
S. The cost of provisions and forage for the British mope shin
be placed to the account of the Porters's' Olovernmett, frier the
day of the landing of the said troops in Portugal. and shall cease to
be placed to that account from the day of their departure, or of
• their passing the frontier of Portugal
a. Her Royal Highness' he lobate Regent of Parma', having
(whinged that at this, as on former occasions, the forts of At. Jo.
lien and of Biagio shall be occupied by rho Waist troops, it la
agreed that the said occupation shall continue so mug .am the mail-
' Huy army shall remain in Portugal. Those forts shall be, from
elite to time, duly provisioned by the Portuguse Government, or
by the Britian Commissariat on account of the Portuguese Gieeern•
meet, in the same manner as is provided in the foregoing articles
with respect to the Artillery Army.
Arrangements shall be made between the Governmest of Par.
tutal and the Commander of the British Army, for the tarrying so
of the service of the Prothro, of the Police of the Harbour, and of
the Customs, by the proper Olken of the Portuguese Gornto
tueot, usually empiryed for those purposes AWt of theses; pikar•
awl be given to the British Commanding Officer, sad they WO hi
*Wetly under his command in all that may relate to military eer.
vice, and to the defence of the forts.
1. His Britannic Majesty requiring, oo the part of his, ally, only
that which is indispensably necessary for ensuring the proper math.
tesanth of his troops, and for the good of the common service. de-
shirca that be will not bring forward any pecuniary claims whatever
*otos' the Portuguese C 'lmminent, on account of the assistance
furoithed by his Naivety on this occasion to Patinae!, beyond *bat
L tpecified in the preceding articles.
a. Thq stipulations of this convention shall remota in NB forint
lanai the two high contracting parties shall mutually agree to make
any change therein.
9. The present convention shall be ratified, and the addendum
alma be agthanged in London In the space of ids weeks front the
date hereof, or sooner if possible.
In witness whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed
the Mlitas and have alanord thereto the seals of their arms.
gone at Brighthelmsteo, January 19,
in the year of our Loan 1827.
(L.A.) OROROR CANNING.
(4.14 DeaRQUR; DE rsionaLLA.

THE ARMY.
'DS fist Royal North llrititi7rsaileert. under the command of
Lleut.-colonel Luny, irrived et Windsor, in three divisions, oti
Tuesday. Wednesday, and yesterday, from Portsmouth. The g7th.
Regiment left on Monday and Tuesday, for Amtrak's; on their
route to Weedon Barracks, Northamptonshire.
The 24 (the Queen's Regiment of Dragoon Guards) hatiregeleed
order* to Mid itself in readiness garooted to freitod, in tie corm
of the moolog moth.
lbe Aim Royal's) Regiosief.Dragoon Guarth.bas
reeeived.onkre.w buW reilowsli bp she Id Regimes* of Dropaon
• boosts,* larisol.to remit ta mod. awl weepy lirmiagleavo.
111* Depot el IWO* Wane of lakstris batrooelrotior4ora
to muck's *4o.l.l.itait. Vasil% kg Maks
114 e Depot of dm 40th Iktimemi aßfor. is ordered to musk
• so thelkith beam; lilafia Washes foe
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
YIETTING.ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, Mance; St,
The. Running of Pantaloon at Litchfield. on Tuesday last, in his
moils with Mexican, 'cense tai have hada beneficial effect to Tatkr
' (who it in the same stable) in the odds; which were taken. freely
• at die i. Lord Egretnontlavlt, out of Catherine, is also improv-
ingcand promises to advance igier in the list. Glenartney went
Sack a full point in the latter part of the afternoon, it tot being
Arid eagerly. The Oaks hadn't (and indeed the belting altoge-
ther) was dull. Pastime, however, Is getting up fast, while the
Morel filly is relapsing into her Ibrmer insignificant station. Nb
*lteration took place in the St. Leger betting. At the Glom of the
• man tin od4e bad settled as follow--..

Ste I qat Glensitney 17 te i apt Manteluke (mien)
4 to i stet Creseida . •
Match (Newmarket) MO sous.—Brew bettinj between Enamel
au4

Dam.
ti tot apt Glenarnsey (taken) 111 to 1 apt Spondee
e to 1 apt Toiler (dn.) 20 to 1 apt Gabe:U:43k
34 to 1 apt Eapagnolle (taken) 23 to 1 apt Gustavus
15 to 1 apt Defence 23 to 1 apt Mameluke
Is to 1 apt Catherine 23 to 1 apt Dahlia
iI to 1 oust Trompeter 33 to 1 agst Cresaida
3500 to 100 apt Edmund and Tamworth (taken)
Oa Ira.
11 to t apt Maria 17 to 1 apt Translation
TO to i apt Pantina 1$ to 1 apt Morel
14 to 1 apt Duchess le to 1 ape arty other
ileto 1 ept Tree ridge
DO:4CALTUL 324 LIGIOL‘
13 tot apt Jupiter letto 1 skit Vivaria
to to 1 apt Popsy The other. as before.
20 to 1 Apt Mere