Star.
London, England, 1828-05-28 00:00:00

OFFICIAL DOCUMENT.

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THS CHASSIS.

Tim untie, signed members of the Nobility, for them-
salves and. as the representatives of their body, approach,
Wed with she greatest respect and regard, and beseech
your Highness to be pleased to accede to the wishes of
a whole nation, that desise, and requires to see your
Highness seated on the throne of your August and
',Royal Predecessors, and which, besides, according to
the fundamental laws of this Monarchy, in strict right
beloags TO you.
The Nobility of Portngal always were, are, and ever
arid be, the firmest support of the Throw. At all
periods,, even the most memorable recerried in history,
they have given the most decided proofs of their honour
add fidelity ; and at this particular juncture they can-
not fail tank,' en active part in the momentous affair
of general interest which at preterit agitates the whole
nation.
The Nobility, therefore, have the honour to manifest
to your Highness the necessity of carrying your pure
'and loyal desires into effect, by submitting to you that
the mcist sure means of realizing them. and also the
hellOrebbilOrtilltie to yotit Higtints's errity, as well as

to the fundamental laws of this Monarchy,is the intim-
dike Convocation of the three Estates of the realm, done
according to the ancient usages and customs, in order
therein to treat, in a legal manner, of a matter of the
highest importance, which is, solemnly to acknowledge
the legitimate rights of your Highness to the'Crown of
Portugal and the dominions thereof; and to abolish
what is called the Constitutional Charter of the Portu-
guese Monarchy, because it was givenly a Mimarch•
before he had been sworn and acknowledged by the
nation as King of Portugal, and which essentially altered
the form of the succession of the kingdom, contrary to
the fundamental laws of the same.
To the high wisdom of your Highness the Nobility
confide the glorious end of so just and blessed an under-
taking, for the general welfare of the nation; and in the
meewhile it only devolves upon them fervently to pray,
and confidently to hope, that your Highness will be
graciously pleased to accept their wishes kindly, and
provide an early remedy to their supplications.
Sisruscl,
Duke Counts ,Priestipah
Lafoetia San Loareneo laatteastre
lilarltsibta Eitueinit 'Corte Real
Lourical Castro Maria
Florin+ Barbacenat
Tamar,. AlureaS
Olhao Cintrat
Sabugroia Paratyt
I. tenon. (D. An. Valadares
mato) Penh& y
Penalvot Alhandra iOus;l
Torres Novas} Etat Torre Bella
Mesta.} Rio Malort ?stage
Veladat Provorr Villa Nova de Boyers
Pombalt PueoUdie Bstremoz
Vars.?. Anadia Jerumenha
Vheat Redinha Sasso DIU Rey
Alvitoy Pombeiro Aznrara
Counts Arcos (D. Ahem) Manique
San hliguelt_ Subserra Beira .
Behnome (Vaseo)f Louisa (D. Leis)t Velma
Belmonte (D. Jose) Resendef Barons
Almaidat Panel. Sobrat (Gerardo)
toe trey Galeetast Villa da Puy.
1 Iltdondo Baton 1) Aleito Beduldo
1 San Vreentet Laraf Sande
norm Viscount Parish&
Malaya Anna Quietus
Coat Princi Tavarede
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Porto Same/. Silva pals
Quintella.
Caivalharet Pair*
Illkogootelat Mamas
A Fernando Milt:nide and many others, who, although not the
Maters of titles, nevertheless are membess of the Nobility, have
also signed the Address.
(Those marked thus 1. are Peers of the heals).