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some our national dignity ; our voicekwiii vow reads
et•rn to the throne; our representatives will prove
themselves an honour to the age; they will devise the
measures of accomplishing the consolidations of oar
new political existence, and for the equal administra-
tion of justice."
laryt, Surf. 26.—The Revolution in Portugal is
at an end, notwithstanding all the efforts of the Lis-
bo❑ Regency. and the Proclamation they issued oa
the 15th, announcing that the mass of the population
were up in arms against the Oporto Insurgents. The
11;th regiment of the line, which had been confined
to the Bsrracks, notwithstanding it was a parade-day,
derided the insurrection at Lisbon. The 16th inst.,
at four in the afternoon, the Captain of the 7th com-
pany harangued hi. soldiers, in which he invited them
to break through the orders of the Regency. This
regiment, led oil by its officers, proceeded to the Itoscio-
stpElre, and was soon afterwards joined by most of the
other troops, regulars, marines, and militia, manifest-
ing the same sentiments as the Oporto Insurgents. A
new Regency has been named, composed of :he foilow-
in.x persons :—Freire, Count of San-Payo, Count Re-
semla, Count Penafiel, and General Acedo. This Re-
gency has been formed only till the arrival of the
Oporto Junta. The whole was done in the name of
King John VI. Orders were instantly issued to the
Governor of Belem Castle, not to allow any vessel to
quit the Port without the authority of the new Go-
vernment. hese accounts are official, and derived
from a Spanish courier. The British in Portugal have
not experienced the least molestation.—(Jueraai des
Dthats, Oat.
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By the extraordinary Gazettes of Baslajor, we learn,
that the Revolution is terminated in Portugal. It took
place in Lisbon, on the 15111, notwithstanding the op-
position of the Regency. The troops had been con-
fined to their barracks, but this precaution only s.•rved
to create more ill hu• and agitation. The troop
left their barracks, and joined the people in one of the
squares. The dismissal of the Members of the Re-
gency tv..s demanded, and a new one formed. No
diwrdrr whatever took place.—(Jorri.al dc
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pefjnry, in the hideous form of a discarded servant,
passed those precincts where the sceptre of righteousness
ought to have been raised for the protection of truth.
About the same time my name was omitted in the Liturgy,
and I wag held up to the country as au object of abomi-
nation for fictitious crimes.
" It is gratifying to me, and it is a prond reflection to
the country, that of all the numerous witnesses who
hare deposed any thing prejudicial to my character, not
one has been an 'Englishman. Iflien, in the history of
these proceedings, the character of the country is here-
after the object of impartial scrutiny, this circumstance
will form a bright incident in the annals of Eggland.
" All the falsehood which has been produced against
me has been of foreign extraction. It is a species of
commodity in iris:cis I trust that, the English hill never
trade ; and I feel assured that.they 'a ill ever consider
truth as too precious to be sf 44 and perjury as too de-
testable to be purchased." 'if'
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EXPENDITURE OF DER .41.1.1E5T1:
Copies of the rommiosiiratlllt as between his Majesty's
Go►ernment and herdleijest,Sl. Counsel and agents, on
the subject of pecollify supplies to her Majesty since
her arrival in England in Jilote last, base been printed
by order of the House of Leah. We have room at pre-
sent only for the fallowing, which is the last in order,
and the most important. 1
AK ACeOUNT OF ♦I.L %VOA OF 11101 ART PAID TO RFD lIICIESTY

SINCE 1151 AtaITAL 114 ESIALAND IN .1V742 LAST.
Paid at the reeript of hirlaajesty'a Exchequer.
ISM, July it —To Thomas Cants, Ea I. in
trust for her Majesty Caroline Amelia Elisa-
beth, on an account of and Iti.ltea of an an-
nuity of 33.00df. grantea to her Majesty by
Letters Patent, dated tat Nolember, 1014,
for one quarter. ended Ath July, ISt) - - £8,730 0 0
IS-20, Jai) Vizard, Eq. Solicitor
to her Majesty, for enabling him to defray
the Lan Charges and Expences of her Ma-
• jesty, in relation to the proceedings now
ender the consideration of Parliament; and

uisu the likpences attending the bringing of
her Majeety's Witness.' from abroad. and
of such Agent or Artiste as may he employed
on her NI Purity .% behalf for that purpose. MN* 0 0
t!iept. h.—Ditto, ditto - - HOW 0 0

4214.730 0 0
Nat.—Megan. Counts and Co.. her Majeet)'• bankers,
have been authorised (in the event of the Queen having oc-
casion fur a further 4uppiF of money) to take an advance
to her Male4ty, prattled the same doett not exerell in the
whole the gum 44.3:3/. tiring half the amount of the quar-
ter due at the lOtb of October twat.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRMT orTORER MEETING,
FRIDAY, Ocr. 6, D2O.

Ihrittesrshrs of 10015 each, h. R. A. F.
Lord Rous's Hoopoe
Mr. IJelo's 1. by Wuful
Duke of Grafton's Cat bon
Duke of Portland's Nlr. Low
Only half a length between the three.—Won 13) a neck.
P
Lord Shelleld's Olowworn.fiat. 71b. ree. R. from Otte of
Portland's 'firesiaa, fist. Ob. D. M. lOUgs, h. ft.

RICHMOND 'MEETING, TCESDAT. OCT. 3. 11310.
The Mltifiltit'S PLATE of bIV Two wile heats.
Mr. T. Pekoes h. 1. by Walton. S yrs old.
Mi. Hoaldsworth's eh. f. by Ands°. 3 yrs old.
Mr. Wyvill's b. c. Shyloek. S yrs old
Even bettiug ; Field apt the Walton. Filly.—Won easy
A tIwcLPSTAEts of logs each, for fillies S yrs old, carrkaf
Sat. lib.—Once round the course.
Lord Fitzwillisies bay. Lucinda
Mr. J. Ferguson's eh. Lady of the Vale
ft to I on the Lad) of the Vale.
MRDSCSDAY. OCT. 4.
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A SWAPSTAIIMS or 21t7 10;cotta *nil fillies, 3 ‘ll
old ; colt* retrying list. rist.
Mr. Lanbton's gr. e. Dunshisne, by Msebeth
Mr. Milo's' ch. e. Ti. Duke, by Coning, uut of Carlton's
dam
2 to I on Dunsinane.—Won easy.
The De SiDA* ST %ILES or 30gs each.
Mr. Riddell's h►. h. Dr. S”sta*, aged .
Mr. Lansbton's Sr, e. Dunsinane, 3 s•rs old
♦ to I on the Doetor.A good race.

The 11C1.6rairTin• CIA. or 1004 s salve.
Mr. Riddell's br. h. Dr. Is% rate:. aged
Mr. liouldssrorth's ch. m. 'Forret'. 3 % rs old
Mr. Lamhton's gr. r. Consul, 4 r, old
Col. Cradock's bs% c. 4 °prism]. 3 % rs Old
Eves; the Doctor asst the Fitld.—A good race.