... 'TSI-E I CIVIL WAR 1N PoRlruG AL. By the irqdr, which erred tlott TUTlIdRY nig t we have reived letters to tlte 30Mil fron Oporto. The Polypheinus steamer arrived u ,: the bust Siist. 6rm isbn,) benri, g letters fron the ministerts of Snmle ed, France, anti Sp1ain, calling on he dt m to 7ee to ?? armtisttice to the 10l1h of June. ?? the 21d, a tmeti ng Wits he i at the 13rinte' Consul's ol ...

... 'from Jfvilvila U01nn OaqttW.| DOW\oNne&STREET, 1A-Y 5. Ci 'The ( cen has been pleascd to'appoint Geo. Barney Of -Ihq Utuot.-C'olinel in the Corps of Royal Enigincer:1, bi wbe Lionutitant.(3ovetnor of North A uttralin, atid Wto t cldmittio~ei tile GSovertnment of uliat colony, oitder tftc 110 ,[le mid. title Of SUPerintenidentl thereof. I AA-s1tE AY8 g. oldAW)e017 1?eyjumenit f Fo'ol Gztard&t ...

... THURSDAY, DE-,!':IBER 24, 1846. CRACOW. ti, The France publishes, as follows, a note aul dv I Guizot, addressed to the foreign Ambas- foo ;!il'os in Paris and the French Ambassadors at twl -Tweign Courts.-r foe Sir,-Thoe Austrian Chal-e ?? ret Sirs omnmunicated to me the despatches from h .xince 1\Ietternich, announcing to the King's ye' Sgveornment the incorporation in the Aus- Fr tian ...

... *W00tX. SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 1847. The Ball in aid of the ChichesteT Infirmary, 'vill be otn Thursdayv Ja1MaRTy 14tb, at the Assembly RoemsI Chichester. We hear tabt Lord Edward Howvard has been solicited bv certain of the Whig party to become a condidato for the representttion of West Suscox, but that his Lord- ship has declined the ?? hton Gazette. East Sussex Sessions commenced at. Lewes on ...

... Sir,-W\iith the ltisost gratification I perused ill veer pa er of the 31st nit., thoe admirable asid comprehensiv ot phalu of a complete reform in thoe Maritime population of |tile as hole Empire, by a Captain of the Royal No vy, anid whichi may be briefly noticeot under three heods- Ist Obviating for ever the necesaity for Impressment. 2aid-, Elovatisig, and coisequesotly improving collec- ...

... ?? t a on oa~tte. .t ?? Wind.sor, the4th Feb. 1847, present, nena's Mo-t Excel ...

... FOST-OFFICE, THIS DAY (SATURDAY) .- I D'esa Gol. ,ir ils d., otcn7il .Joad i71pt _o;m Lo;.don. (b1c. Lisbon, Madvira, Spain, (By Day Mail.) nnd Gibraltar ?? .. h, 11 th, &, 27th of ?? month ?? Jan. 15 Gibraltar, 'Malta, Greece, and lonian Islands . 3r. & 20th of cvere Egypt, Ceylon, India, and |nonth. Ct ?? (1)-British Colonies in the lvost Indies (cxcqupt Honduras & Bcrn,,uda)n lld & I'th ...

... blit Ul u\Y . The following communication from Mr. Cub- duel den, on the subject of national retrenchment and oLt finrancial reform, was read on Wednesday night wort at the mieeting of the Liverpool Financial Re- and tax form Association:- anti Londoni 103, Westbourne-terrace, Dec. 18. onet Dear Sir,-I gathered from the conversatiolt I had rre wihyou and the members of' the Financial RebA ...

... THE EPISCOPAL OFFICE A LIVING I REALITY. (Fromn the Daily Tewls. The Bishop of Oxford commenced his first visitation of the clergy on Saturday last. The occasion has excited great interest among some of the clergy, who do not: feel that their vested rights in the exercise of their functions without responsibility are likely to be unmolested by his lordship. The Bishop is looked upon by many, ...

... Soutbampwn.to ed SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1848. ueg lid The Great Westrn, steamer, Captain Clark, arrived e- yesterday (Friday morning) from Mexico and the West 'as Indies, with mails, 20 passengers, about 2,500,000 vs. dollars, and a large cargo of tobacco, segars, corhineal, Ito drugs, and sundries ny The Takshingeton, steamer, Captain Jonnston, arrived he on Sunday night from Bremen, and ...

... tLOU'DOM FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1848. FRANNICE. The Millisterial Crisis in Paris has terminated in the ient of ot M U. Senard . Recurt, and Vaulabelle, obate been replaced by MM1. Dufaure, Vivien, and il assues the Department of the Interior, 'eiur, that of Public Instruction, and mU. Freslon r3 Puli Works.~oks tbpatu ° ss moewsore than o r ce believed to be on the 0funaiing liimsef to Al. ...

... ?? Miif1tgl SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1848. NEWPORT. Bornel:Git PETTY SE8SIONSe, PlOODAY.-Laad Ville, jun., w as fined 5s for being drunk aid disorderly. On Wednesday an in quest was held before R. Sewell, Esq., coroner, on Mary Waterman, wife of Mr. Henry Waterman, bre.wer, Node lill, Newport. The de- ceased went to bed on Sunday evening in her usual health and was found dead ii, the morning. From ...