... C PORTUGAL. A ltter from Bayonne, dated the 5th September, ?? that important news have been received at Madrid, of a Revo- lution which burst out in Portugal on the 28th of August. It differs, they say, from the Revolutions of Spain and Naples, in- a asniucli as it has been effected by the people. As to the rest, the rights of the legitimate dynasty have not been formally attacked, and it is ...

... EITRACT OF A LTTTElt, I5Al9D BSUESNOS kVRt, AUa, 24. Early on the morning of Sunday, the 20thlinstant, we epe- rienced one of the severest gales from the south-eagt, accoln- panied with the highest tide ever retienibered In this plade; and the damage done to the shipping, as well as the town, is very considerable. In L'Fnsenada nothing material has happened to the ship- ping; hut We fear for ...

... The Yoursol (le FariS has the fo Loigut haragahe flwilig Journal of Belghlum, of the Od ot Augsi h olwn ?? have just learnt, through our private German correspondeflce, tha.t there is a report at Frank ort ofnwds turbances having broken out at Berlin; it is even affirmed that six Prusgiana regiment5 have received orders to hastens by forced marches, to that capital.' several Sicilian Nobleieti ...

... D)OCTOR SyNTXrAX. Mr. Ackerninn has published an account of another Tour of the seal Doctor Syntax, illuatrated, as thie former vas, by the pencil of Rowlandson. The Dnctor was induced to quit his home agairn by the death of his wife. In the course ot his wanderings in search of consolation, SsN- TrAX ViitN ltUdiow. We have the following description of the' thoughts which the recollections ...

... QUErN1\S P,1.'IE ('QM?21J'. To irHL EDITORl Or 1,ilt MMO.txNN ,G CHR O N CL& e- It reply to ttse letter of Mr. Alderman Wood, which ap- in peared lit your Paper of'yesterklay, ini which I hodl; the followinig of words- I certainly remarked to that'Gentlemian, that I had e-not given to ainy onte ain anthriodty to use my neal, pureisoising it stlasrtesyprir/este ala thfit weas intentled; I ...

... towz lFDITOR or THE MORNING CHRONICLE, d The nations that are now emancipating thmlteslves from the s- state of bondage to which despotism has doomed them for so x- many ages, have most important duties to perform, both for 7- themselves and, the rest of Europe. Without overlooking the 'd unexpected; but not, therefore, less glorious efforts of the Nea- d politans, I would consider ...

... COUN;T' 7 OF ,N'ORFOLK MEETING. CI n '-octr imv 1-,it a1 I\ I et I I,, of t Ie N~obl.enen, Clergy, Gcelnt IC- a '. - z! II-cS of thie .Countv (it' Norfolk ,was lield hI the V. ?? ( tr :f the atc t Norvvich, in pursuance of a U!14f~~tvi I f'rge -Sano1lel Fe'nt, Es-q. the Ihigh * ,re,,p:irin I1 hinii to convene a County \I ret- ?? of, collh.'rL itgh ropr~ety of petitionling Elo'r. ?? thenpe ...

... Lord John Russell has published his Letter to Mr. Wilber- force, together with the Petition to the King, in the form of a pamphlet. It is to be found at Ridgway's. A Preface is added, in which the Noble Lord explains his motive for addressing his Letter to Mr. Wilberforce, and reviews the conduct of Minis- ters with an observation so acute and masterly, that we trust he will forgive us-for ...

... THIE PROViSIONAL JUNTA OF THieE SUPRE)tE GOVERNMENT OF THiE KINGDOM TO TrHEin FgLLOW-COUNTRVYlEN. If, during the late alarming agitation which roused the na- tions of Europe and shook the thrones of Monarchs, your army saved our country and immortalized its name, this day it has rendered itself still more deserving of public esteem, by raising us from the abyss into which we had been plunged, ...

... A letter in answer to the vote of thanks from the CorporatiOn jt flerxvick to Lord Ossuilston, has bean received by the XAlayor ts ( .1 his L.ordship, so perfectly in unison with the teelisgs anu -i-ties of the Biurges`se', that it is with the utanest pleasure and tsst,' tarnon twe take the carliest opportunity of presenting it to ;. s~aciers. W Walton, Aujgiut 15, 1820. ' Sv'-T beg leave to ...

... RELIEF TO T#U, POOR- Yeserdy sme enteme ?? waited upon the Lord Mayo, ?? forthepurpose of receiving his Lordhips sncton o apla fo th teporary relief of thsepoor staringlioeetss opuatin. monst tho)se who attended wereMr.Hick ofCheasid, an 15r. Bodkin, secretary to sevralsoietesforthebeefi o th idieent. It was repre- sented by M'vr. Biodkin, that a letter having appeared before th~ public, in ...

... IFrom the LOA'DON GAZETTlEof Feb. 12, At the Court at Carlton-houme, the, 12th day of February, 1820, present- .The King's M ost Excellent Majesty, rie Arch. bishop of'Canterbury; Lord Chancellor, Lord President, Lord Privy Seal, Dulie of- Wellington, Lord Stewards Marquess of Winchester, &aO Bathurst, Earlof Liverpool, Earl of Mul- grave, Viscount Castlereagh,6 Viscount Melville, Viscount ...