Trade With Portugal.
Portuguese Consulate Ofiice, 33, Great St. Helen's, June 12, 1824. Sir,-I beg leave to transmit you annexed a notice, which I should feel much obliged by your causing to be made public at Lloyd's, fbr the government of those persons concerned in the trade with Portu- gul and its dominions. I am, reepectfully, Sir, your most obedient servant, F. Consud-Generl. John Bennett, Esq., Lloyd's. loon,Cofay 21, 182l. "LIondon, Mray 21, 1824. " Ithavingbeen found that vessels from theports of Great Britain have sailed to portE in the dominions of his Most Faithful Mlla- jesty, without having the cockets of their cargoes legalized by the respective Consuls, contrary to the second article of the convention made in London the 18tb of December, 1312: " It is His MfIajesty's pleasure that your Excellency shnula give orders to the officers of the Custom-houses in these kingdoms and adjacent islands, that no vessel coming from ports in the Brisisb do- minions be allowed to land their cargoes, unless provided with the cockets legalized in the form stipulnted by said convention. (Signed) "Marquez de PALIMBLLA." To his Excellencv Count da Povoa. (A true translaticin) "F. T. SA IPAYO, Consul-General." Portuguese Consulate, London, .June 12, 1824. TRADB WITH PORTUGAL.