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Excerpt from The New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal, 1832, Vol. 3: Historical Register
The conduct of the Portuguese Government, and the repeated injuries to which my subjects have been exposed, have prevented a renewal of my diplomatic relations with that kingdom. The state of a country so long united with this by the ties of the most intimate alliance must necessarily be to me an object of the deepest interest and the return to Europe of the elder branch of the illus trious House of Bragansa, and the dangers ofa disputed succession, will require my most vigilant attention to events by which not only the safety of Portugal, but the general interests of Europe may be sleeted.
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