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nortriuma-orriewponakiets, bow • • - ERENCLI r A 11'7- = bank of the Douro, and that it was impostibleasi'much •good that the question will not again be revived. • • . .
COMMAS/ONE/0i for VieratiLLlNG ' -a......,_ longer_ to defend that ther. : It has been with justice remarked, that the phonies . '
rseer tive estiatrame eatormot.
his MaCIESTY'S I*A rr, go. *kw* aide weilitp . The Chamber of Peers, to prove their, deeefoe toile* ,tome particularly attriboted_ to M. de Villele, have ealt
emmtes ati mama country, have oared to Mitilth to the frostier.. Tha he costribeted to the depression of the piblic Fuede
n TUESDAY, rho link instant, they eta be wireftell .
outs Istelivolhianteero, Teips, Sittreita, ntlid other's, have already than the news from England and Portugal.
enders in writhe, (waled op), arsilwat foe tbok NOV et Their MejeitteMistmet.°l"llleasWe have already explained ourselves on the affairs of •
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lundred Sacks of Kiln Dried Household FLOUR. , nettle, the I Queue,4. and their Royal
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Isfeattle, loft the Escurial The Princess Regent has decreed, that any milida- Portugal. It would be useless now to return to the subject.
2621°11614 In eiktimerteciack. tied arrived in town at men who are willing to join the different corps of Octwishes are for a rational liberty to all nations—a
a Hundred Sacks of Biscuit MSAL, andl
Inteind Qmetere of VW Dried PEAL * quarear past two. Ilia priceades passed from the Infantry and Cavalry, will 96t be tailed on to serve for liberty conformable to their genius and their manners.
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__, fro .gme, .one of the gams ef tien‘rmiln, lb the Palace, mere than six Menthe. We never can approve those armed insurrections, which livered late his Miliones Vialaiiind 5c...., ilt- DIIIPIf'" between two lines of trouit' chip sloth! finest con- The Minister of Foreign Affairs read, at the sitting of tabs upon themselves the right of overthrowing instita
beton the end of this Month. wad the Ohm& Meal and dition. The
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half before the wed of the present mouth, end the re.
the Lance Chteseurs ofthe itoyalllllllo4l, the first reiii•
ers and the Chamber of • Peers, on the 4th, a repot on the Lions,— of dethroning and proclaiming Kings. But
relations of the Portuguese Government with tzeign passing over for the present the Portuguese question,
ey the loch Jaguar MIL meat of Light Ottaikar if' the Nita Ma the V',lunteer Powers. He was specially attentive give the called,askwhether
•of the Peas, of not it= dint Two Quarts each, host Royalist Cavalry. Me Velma& Ileplast
Infantry from the correspondence with the Court of Madrid. sedans circumstances in which the policy of M. de ! red with the Tenders. had been under areas ell dm Meralag. Mae of the - The functions of the Ambassador of his Catholic Villele has placed her, is about to act a pert suitable to
xedidons of the Contracts may be seen at this Offee. Swig regiments in tip amitat of France also wot Majesty. are suspended until Spain give sufficient satis- her interests as well as her glory? whether in ranging
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specify the ow is word, at tenths wet* tby of notice; the men are distiegut their mar- faction fur the crimes committed by the rebels.-- ourselves on the side of Portuguese
liberty, we occupy
before Onso'Cleek on the Day appointed ; and the Person dal air anti See appearance. Wei . sof the " Meanwhile," adds the Minister, • " ever/ of re- the post of honour ? and whether, having done nothing •
es the Twit. steal* Pone as kW behalf, annet wend inlantry V the Guard closed the The bells conciliation is not abandoned, if the Coors of in Spain during three, years of the Dauphin's victories
r =l shouldbe willing to give as any armrest's.'" deestre allow Etigland alone to teach us lwrir to deli. - a
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future. - But oar every is le sea a nate of by illasWing thilli*tieg of people? •
Majesties were satirica l. with the lively
' -.. Their ' ' cation, that we are obliged -to have recourse to the All this is overwhelming for M. tie Valeta lig,de.
• acclamations. Militia; and,- lastly, to the assistance of Great Britain, plorabk policy has called back the power of England • .
EAST INDIA HOUSE, Ikearsion, teen.
The Royal Family bad not been a quarter of an hour became, happily we are not on the same terms with on the Continent! ' t •
COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED in the palace when his Majesty and his au tut brothers the Court of London as we are with that of Madrid*"
, Can we pretend to remain in 'Spain, with the -small
plapmirr V MERCHANTS V ENGLAND. n'adine to appeared in the grand balcony, whence they saluted the In the Chamber of Deputies the Minister of Foreign number of troops we have there, while our Ally, shall
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• rINDLIMO.IigrebY Sire Melee, people in the most affable manner. The cries of "Live Affairs made a report similar to that which lie made occupy Portugal with an army supporta! by her innu. ..
1 SPECIAL GENERAL COURT of the said COM- the King," ai Live Ferdinand VII." continued long to in the Chamber of Peers. He said, that the Court of merable ships of war ? We made this observation long - - il:
will be held, by Adjournmeut, at their Howe, in resound. France had recognised the present political system of ago, and our predictions were regarded as proceeding 1
in-street. on TUESDAY. the 19th Instant, at . EMU All the corps which were in gairison at Leganes, at Portugal, and that Russia, Austria. and Prussia, had from hatred and envy; such must be the consequences •
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1 the Foreseen, for the purpose of taking into consider. Caramanchales;atVicalvara, at Setstfeband other villages given their Ministers the most satisfactory instructions. of an administration conducted by a man, who never
Papers reccieed from India, and this day laid before the in the neighbourhood of Madrid, arrived this morning His Excellency concluded by stating, that the Pt ncess was and never can be a statesman ; by a Minister who
coot, respecting the operations against Bhorrpore, and to assist in forming the line, along with the guards, the Royal had claimed the assistance of England. reads the destinies of the world in the bulletin of, his
on of 'Thanks adopted by the Coen of Directors. provincial militia, and the troops of the line in garrison The Minister said, that all the pieces which had been unfortunate three per cents. by a President of the ' '
bovementioned Papers are open for the inspection of the in the capital. . collected respecting the conspiracy of Magessi and the Council, who, possessing neither the knowledge nor ta- 11
ore, at this House. JOSEPH DART, discrelery. " ZAMORA, DIM & Marquis de Chaves, forint% two volumes folio, but that lents necessary to that first place, instead of taking t
.: " I wrote to you on the 26th of November that the he did not dare to present them to the Chamber, for counsel from men well informed in politics, has never '.l
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Portuguese' Royalists bad taken Miranda and Braganza, fear of fatiguing their patience. formed a judgment on the state of Europe and America, ' , 1
MILITARY INSTRUCTION. and I now send you the capitulation of the latter place; The Minister of Justice read a Bill of eight articles, except from the ledgers of a banker. •
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ROBINSON, late First Master of Fortification, at the same time informing you that the troops made providing for the creation of a guard of safety in every The Aria:argue, of this morning, says—" We ate as- ,
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;Rimy !'tam Drawing, Re. in the Royal Military Aea. prisoners join the Royalists, and marched with them, to city and town is the kingdom. The Bill is to be ails- stared that orders base been sent to the nflitary dm.
Woolwich., INSTRUCTS GENTLEMEN intended form a junction with the Royalists of Galicia, and
cussed at nest Sittings. ••• :ions near Spain, to march all their disposable troops
LRMY, or the Military Colleges, in those branches of the attack Chaves, into which General Claudine has re- ,
Art.-61, Quadrant, RegenteMeet. mean emearseonerecx: on ileyonne. These troops are destined to enter ppaip
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tired, with about 600 men. The Commandant (leneral MADRID, Duo. 4. immediately." e .
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of Esttemadura communicates, that the Portuguese I can assure you, that the uneasiness of our Govern- •- • CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES—Strum or Dem 14,•
SORE THROATS, HOARSENESS, &c. Royalists. who were in that province entered Portugal ment, on account of the invasion of Portugal,. is very The order of the day was read for the ballot for five r
LER' S ACIDULATED CAYENNE LO- the 25th, and took the direction of Lower Beira.Weare great; and that no painstre spared to quiet Mr. Lamb, candidates for the Presidency. One of the Sci musters i
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,NGEs are particularly recommended for habitual Sore assured, that after taking Chaves, they will all conceit- whose notes become every day more menacing. With a stepped into-the tribune to call over the names. Tin
relaxation of the Uvula; enlargement of the Tonsils, trate and march in one body on Oporto. This Wall view to this object, the Minister "of-War has sent orders Secretaries appointed yesterday took their places at six
description of Hoarseness which arises from relaxation of that we know here of Portugal. • . to all the Captain Generals commanding the frontier pro. desks which had been prepare,' for them. None ofahe 1,
brines of the Threat, and the parts contiguous.
e Our Commandant General is at Alcaoixes. The day vines to this effects . Ministers were present at two o'clock. At a quarter
hyenne Lozenge has been found of great nullity to such • • , r
is are frequently in the habit of speaking in public • they before yesterday at seven in the evening, the first batta. e Every Constitutional Portuguese taken prisoner in past two M. de Cot biere arrived. He gave in his' vote, ....•
eforo advantagessuiVbe used in the Senate, at the 13,:r, and lion of Queen Amelia's regiment arrived here. The the invasion of the relasstists, who shall enter the Spa. and took his seat on the Mitdsagialbench. ~
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Ipit, and the highest testimony in the Musical World has other two battalions have marched to Beneventa. It is nigh territory, shall be treated with the kindness, and M. de Villele, and the Keeperof he Seals, came some , 3
raced in their favour, especially in those eases, where, from stated for certain, that the whole of this regiment will shall receive the hospitality, which is due to the subject minutes after, and also gave their garages. :
ant use of the voice, or the influence of a humid atmosphere, I._
stationed at Sanabria, 1/Citr the Heath quarters. of a friendly and allied nation:' The Sittin.g was suspended until there should be a
brunette,. become reiazed,and diminished in their tone. "` ‘
Losenges are also vassamesaded as a stimulus, -daring " CAPITULATION OF BRAGANZA. But events are rapid, and it is out of the power tithe sufficient majority_ of Members present. :3
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tats; they are refs:edits and meow &we Throats, Hearse- is The Viscount de Montt-ale/re, second General in Cleief of his Government to stop not only those which are passing in M. de Villele left the Chamber at a quarter past
melba/Myth° are te exposure in the morning, Moat Faithful Majesty the King, our Master, Don Miguel V. a..' the interior of Portugal, butsven those which may take three. The other two Ministers were surrounded by ,
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__ • ' pladdhlens the Spanish untied, ; for we are asetwed chit-It/Yowler., with whom they kept up a very aaimited
i boxes, at 91. and 4s. id. by Butlers, Cbardsts, “ 1. That he pardons all the corporal. and eold________kvv, mina the
,the whole of the Prince's regiment, the Officers except. conversation. •
St. Paul's; Ts, Princes-street. Edinburgh ; andtTee,att. King er the Regency in his name, adopt a decision contrary to hit
ed. has passed the frontiers. If this fact be correct, as About fear o'clock the Members present were more
a, Dublin ; Savory and Co. sae, New Goad-greet ; Win. imprescribtable rights.
I. High-street, Haesugh ; and the principal medicine aB. That all the principal Onicen shall be considered prisoners I believe it to be. there is no doubt that this desertion is numerous. Gee. Sebastiani, B. M. Benjamin Constants •
in the United Kiogeloot. - of war, and detained in the tons in which they - now are, as the a reinforcement sent by our apostolic: to their brethren i and M. Labbey de Pompietes attended.
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N.B. Ask for Butler's Cayenne lameops. oily means of preserving their lives, and saving them from the in- in Portugal. ' The President stated, that the Chamber would now
suits of the people.
"s. all citizene found in the fort shall also be detained Yesterday, the Portuguese Charge des Affaires con- be called over again. No other member; in the mean - ,i r.
to will please to copy the following, as this Advertisement chart for the same ma's' municated to our Government, the resolution of the time came in; and it was found that there wet not a .1
win not be repeated. 04. That all the places of strength shall be disarmed, and that Portuguese Regency, no longer to recognise M. de sufficient number present. The number counted was
an oMcer shall be sent to receive the arms and provisions or war Cass* Flores, in quality of Ambassador from the Court. 191, wanting 24 to make up 215, the number required , .. ;is
:RIAL JUNIPER, at 30s. per Dozen Bottles, which Wont° them.
UAW TIM PM! or ntowdens tux
„, 5. That all the hones, cattle, and artillery Nod in these To this communication, he joined the reports of our for the scrutiny, which was postponed till to-morrow,
at in Gun Down only, to prevent the pore Spirit (raw places shall be removed by soldiers appointed far the sem 'open,
~ Governors of the Portuguese provinces, bordering on and the Chamber adjourned. I
don, which is so often die CaBB when sent ont in Casks. before the departure of the troops to me place to which they shah .Spain, announcing the invasion of the Portuguese N. B. We are informed that the number of Deputies
bottle will be corked with a Brack Seal on the top Oldie be ordered. rebels, The Charge des Affaires closes his letter by registered in the Questor's bureaus, as having arrived in
d the Name, &c. as fellews, will be borne on the end of "6. That all military Personal leaving the fort atoll be Ciro- fresh co
, which is drove into the bottle, thus, fully examined, with respect to their effects and baggage. mplaints and by demanding. farther ex luau- Palls, is 265, so that 74 were absent on this occasion. i
lueemen Fano ow Famair.—Five per Cents. 07f. 90e. est... i oc.
ABBOTTS, SKINNER-STREET. 6. 7. That the present articles shall be DOtletd in the space aims dons; but inster:d of giving explanations, M. Salmon
per Cents. 66f. 50e. Ilk. Mc. uank Actions, 2050. raspy:a ,
hoar, and held to be ratified anis that period. replied yesterday evening, that the functions of M. De Rentes,7lf. 65c. Spanish toic. - Spanish 59c.
re all GENUINE JUNIPER will be permitted only " Maxim de MONTEALIGRR, Cana Flores having ceased at Lisbon, those of M. Ponte , . .
Stocki of T. ABBOTTS; Skinner-street, London, and 2d General in Chief. de Lima, Charge des Affaires of Portugal at Madrid, l
other House whatever. a Headquarters at Dracaena, Nev. 16. ' PORTUGAL.
:rength is according to Act of Parliament, Which is nearly (A true Copy) " LUIS TRAVASOS VALUES, had also ceased, and that consequently he was under
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ke Strength of Common Gin, that is sent out sweetened Colonel of the 3d Regiment of Infantry, the necessity of interrupting his official relations with
Ceske. commanding the Garrison." M. Ponte de Lima. The latter bad received his die EXTRACT of A PRIVATE MITTEL
OPORTO, Deeoessa 8. • .
OM bottles will hold at leak 'two Gallons of Imperial " Siedrquarters at Braganza, Nov. 26." patches by an extraordinary courier, sent to the French Every thing here bears a gloomy aspect, apprelsen. •
The Tried. Observer states, that the fleet which was Ambassador at Madrid, by the -French Ambassador ions being entertained for the safety of this place. We
ry Gentlemen will.please to forward their Orders, so that seen off Cape Sapienza, was not the expedition expected
p be received in Town at lease one 'day before the Cartier at Lisbon: have determined,on shipping some goods for England, ii'
olden. from Alexandria, but an Egyptian squadron, which The letters by the post from Portugal, which arrived and we have little doubt but the vessels will be enabled 1
tendon paid to Letters, onkel tbef contain. Remittances. sailed from Naearin on a cruise. to-day, have not been delivered ; and we arecompletely to sail before the Marquis of Chaves reaches us. should !.
. TROM THZ JOURNAL DIES -DMA 7S OF FRIDAY. ignorant of what has been passing in the three provinces he succeed in driving back the Constitutional troops 11
" Domes et platelet ozeir."---Hoit. LISBON, Novansas as. invaded by the Portuguese Rebels. . that are assembled on the Banks of the Tames* to
Thy house, and (in the cap of life, Tranquillity continues to prevail in that part of the province of We every day bear of some hew excesses committed oppose his progress ; but we think they will, in all like.
That hooey-drop) thy pleasing wife.. Tras-es-Diontes which is not infested by the Rebel& by the rebels who entered Braganza. We at present lihood, be able to resist him, as we understand 500 men I
?MESS " the gay to-morrow of the mind" is CHAMBER OF PEER& are informed, .that although they committed all sorts could defend the position through which the insurgent.
enured by marriage ; 0 the strictest tie of perpetual Friend. The President announced, that the %Meister of Foreign Affairs .
of crimes upon the inhabitants of that place generally, must pass.
a gift fromHeiven, cementing pleasure -with reason, by and War demanded to be introduced. Their introduction being
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tys Johnson, "we approach in some droeeduassodaden granted, tbc former spoke as -follows; they sought chiefly after the English subjects established Dec. 7.—We are all in anarchy and elem. -The
itial intelligence." I desire to make some important communication to the Chant- at Braganza. One of them had the misfortune to be rebel troops, headed, we understand, by Silveira, under
ices, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it ber, which • revise secrecy, and I request the President to suspend taken, and was dragged alive through the streets, until
au Imperative duty, not rally to regulate the passions, but the Public Situag. This request being complied with, the Chan- the tide of Archduke of Mirandella, are withie /0 miles . - I
* the greaser nature front these impurities whicfcthe tree- bet accordingly resolveditself into a Secret Committee at balf-past Parsons
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he expired under the most cruel torments. of us. They avow themselves supported by the Spenish .
enreettleted pleasure may have entailed upon it. TO the -twelve- arriving from Old Castile announce, that the Government. Our troops are all gone to Annotate, i
of such attention, are attributable many of thee/ hapless EXTRACTS ram rue OFFICIAL DISPATCHES RECEIVED troops which marched through Valladolid, with Gen. excepting 400 men: at that place a stand is tube made. .
i whialt,' while they excite the cummiseration of titk lee BY GOVERNMENT. Lon a. are cantonned in the villages in the neighbour- All the Portuguese bete appear full of ardour for the - 11,
Mold also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. hood of Beneventab on the side towards Portugal. Constitution, and have sworn that they will oppose the
General Claudine., who commands the Constitutional
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will relit the elastic fibre—bet more especially does the troops 01 .1 ras-ne-montes, writes from Vinhaes, of date The Court returned this morning from the -Escurial, absolute monarchy rebels; but so interwoven, in every
In Infatuation .1 youth too frequently compromise the na- the 2sd, that the Marquis de Chaves was marching and since then the retort of the dismissal of M. Cala way, is the influence of the Priesthood, that they cannot •
pity into a state of inanition, from whence the agonized from Miranda Olson Braganza.
mode acquires further credit, Some say that he will be trusted: therefore, it is, we fear, the city will be given . .
more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such then, be. succeeded by. the Count D'Offalia. Others say, that up to the rapaeity of the Insurgents. There are nine
ma ourselves, offering hope, energy, muscular strength, By a letter of the 24[th, the same General announces,
his successor will be M. Zea Bermudez. English ships in the Douro, which will, no.doubt, get larquis de Chaves and the Visiount de Mon-
itor will our advances appear questionable sanctioned as that the h
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by the multiplied proofs of 20 years' successful experience. re..legre, had entered l3ragariza at the head of 800 M. de Almeida, Minister for Foreign Affairs to •• the away with half cargoes, filling -up with English refu-
mey cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by the Regency, in the dispatches mentioned
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lenity, 150 horse, and more than 13,000 guerillas,gees and their effects. A- report has just reached us, t
on of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath dated the 27th ult. informs M. Ponte de Lima that new that the Spaniards have sent rowboats out of Vigo, to
patt y 1 -Portuguese and partly Spanith. among whom
rte female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can be
pened, and deficient energy improved into functional power. acre some lancers. . instructions will be addressed to him next day, the 28th, intercept the vessels now about expected from New. ! •
try case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every relaxation The insurrection is general at Lomb*, Vinhaes. Bra- but we learned yesterday that the Portuguese, who was
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enerative economy, we•pkdee our ability to cure speedily, ganza, and Miranda. Colonel Valdez, who was cam-bearer of those had been taken on his
the . . . instructions, . We hear that the' Spanish Ambassador was obliged to
S effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeeling cowrie
yelled to fly before the rebels, found himself cut off route at Villa-Victoza by the Pottuguese rebels ; so leave' Lisbon in twenty-four boars ;his request to rintaih
positing •so presomptitoutly taken up. we deviate from r , what the new instructions contain is not known. . ?
principles with lass tellurian ; and confident in our owe front General Clau . dino The latter demanded rein- as a private individual was refused him."
bit integrity as Members of the college of Surgeons, we torcements from the Commandants at Minh° and , PARIS, Demonsa 14. PROM THE lIIMPL2MENT TO THE IMPARCIAL,OI THE 7T2.
r sufftring community of either Set (especially those entering °potty, who could muster no more than 300 :pea, In a representative monarchy, every thing is the OPORTO, Dietnatitt 6. P
teirnotrial life) at onee to our house, where daily attendance whom they dispatched upon Amarante. - work of the Ministry—ordinances, last projects, con- The following news was received this morning, which, '
for personal consultation ; and letters from the cornett y art of Minho, 'onions treaties, &c. and certainly. if ever there was an for the information of the public,.we hasten to publish:
The Matquis sl'Angita, conimattdant
etety answered ; these must Contain a remittance for Advice 7 ...
that he was making dig- notation for insisting upon this fundamental principle, The brave Valdez, and his faithful soldiers, after the
dicier, which Can be fortirarded to any pore of the watt!, writes from Braga on the 2d,
r sustain. positions fur defending the heights of Tame_ea. it is with respect to the last speech delivered from the most vigorous resistance, were obliged by hunger and
GOSS and Co. 11.E.r. Surgeons, General Stubbs is en;Navoura:ig to cover Oporto, and throne. %iliac true royalist, what faithful servant of the want of ammunition, to capitulate, and were sent to
No. 11, iketeerh.strere, Fleet.st. ere, London; General zer .
a edo, who was at Visen on the 30th, is legitimate Monarch, would charge the Crown with the Spain, not willing, on any account, to accept of the
net wiblisted (St venteenth FePtiore), I. Tine :Fos of tors; . . .
gendeavouring to defend ,be left of the Daum. responsibility of a document so calculated to disturb advantageous offers that the rebels made them:
Far Commentary on the above Diseases. 2nd, Heoittaimi molar y 4 ii
Id exclusittily to the Female Sex. May be bad at IC The insurrection burst alit, at Villa Real, on theill3th, public opinion as well by what it withholds, as by what Braganca was reduced to ashes, after being sacked s
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.111. tie t, Soho ;:.17 I, Fleet-street ;4, Catherine-street, Strand' the rising was directed by the Marchioness of Chases, •it proclaims? This opinion, therefore, has been unani.by rebels,
the who committed the moat horrid euor-
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se, Gilbert, and Piper, 20, Paternoster-rosi ; and Chapplir, in ncrs ,ii moos, and is shared even by those who, some days be- elides.
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-shall, • Louden; Porter, 72, Graftol.street, tin,Dub j- • teiedo, dated at Viggo, fore still disputed his right of examination. Under GeneraiiiMello and Clandino, not having arrived 1 "ti 4: ' ,
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o, 155, Trouper, Glaygow ; o, Csli-al street, Edinburgh ;
111 Bouowiltrs. Price ss.„,,' - tin lit Dec. tastes, that the rebels had gained the left these. lititcalbstsattees, the Minister has at least done this time to assist the brave Valdez, retreated; and on the
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