... A Lisbon Mail arrived yesterday, which brought the following important intelligence:- LIS1ItNt, JAN. 3.-In the Sitting of the Cortes, on the 31st of Decemiber, the Minister of State tor Foreign Affairs presented a Rteport on the state of the relations of the Portuguese Monarchy IWith fitreign nations. In this very iong Report, the IVliuister first gves a view of the commercial policy of ...

... SHIP NWSA. I)JAL, JAN. 23.-Wind N. E.- S ailed this fforning for the River, the. Resolution,. Gremap, for Jamaica. The John, Pop- plewell, from Jamaica- Mulgrave Castle, Ralph, from the Isle of France; Greenwich, Thomson; from the South Seas; and Antelope, Ronaldson, from Valparaiso, were riding in the Nob Channel to-day, all well. PLYMiOUTH, 'JAN. 22-Wind N. E.-Arrived the Tom Cod, Bornec, ...

... .From t1e L1NPDO.N GAZETTE of Jan. 28. BANKRUPTCIES SUPP5RSEDED. J. Douglas and D. IRussel, of Fleet.street, drapers. J. Eastwood, of M Itham, Yorkshire. clothier. ? BANKRIUPTS. V. Walker, of Rtockdale, Lancashire, woollen ssinjufacturer, Fceb. 10, at four, 11, at nine, and March 11, at two at the Wellington Inn, Rocbdale. Solicitors, Messrs. 2ilises and Co. CNincery-lane; and Mr. J. Elliott, ...

... BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. 'J. Shackle, of Milk-street, Cbeapside, hooter, from Jan. 18,toMch. B. J. Johnson, of Houndsditch, cabinet maker, from Dec. 17, to Feb. 4. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. M! Matthews, late of Starston, Norfolk. farmer. BANKRUPTS. dcah J' iamesoon, of Little Queen-street, St. Siles.in-the-Fields, coach- mnsiereFeb. 1, S, andMarch8,atone,at the Court of Commissioners, Bas- ,ngiiall ...

... SHIP NEW&s. COwES, JAN. 20.-Wind'S.-R.-Arived the Vife ge Broeders, Steur, from Havannah, bound to Antwerpi 58 days passage; put in oi account of contrary wind and the ice; and the Concord, Hol1ls, from Waterford.-Sailed the Chesterileld, Wood, for Havre de Grace. PLvMOUTH, JAN 19.-Wind variable.-Arrived the Elizabeth, Mdon, from MiratntcA. ' Put back the Start, Lawson, from Ml- ramichi, and ...

... From the L ONDON GAZE, TTE of Jan. 7. BANKRUPTS. H. Hicks and S. W. Woodward, of Bankside, timber.mi r chants, Jan. 11, 25, and Feb. 18, at one, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Solicitor, Mr. Davison, Bread-street. J. Benson, of York, coach-master, Jan. 20, 21. and Feb. 18, at eleven, at Baysies's i-lotel,in Petergates York. Selicjtors, Messrs. 3Bell and Co., ...

... The Tartar frigate, Captainl Browne, sails directly from Ply- mouth, to join the squadron in South America. * The Placedia, Farclough, arrived at Scilly on the 20th instanit, from Ancona, has a brother of. Bergami a passenger on board. The Brothers, Thomson, from Maranham to Liverpool, was driven on shore at Holv1bsad, on Thursday night, and bilged. | The Danih brig Maria, Diedrickson, from ...

... TRADE.WITSH THE UNITED STATES., The'fOIlowing is an extract from a Circular from the Atnericant Government to the Collectors of the Public Revenue, containing no tplilati~l o of the vtrunds on which British Colonial Trade ;; carried on with the United States; a subject that must be in. tere8 to merchantssin general:- t a Treasulry Department, Comptroller's Office, Sept.14, 1822. ' SIR-YOU ...

... - ig HAV.I;sk Nov O.-The Spanlth bfIU visV r *ldoi o, 6itvln ge., jo parated from a convoy fromt Vigo,withn troops for this place, being le off Port Tarquino, in this island, gave chase to anid captured the Li Colombian schooner Gualrtteaihbrer mounting cue .iSppounder, ,a ild 60 meli, vwhich she bro~ught in htere 18thisit. and she has beers condemned. His Majesty's ship f-yperiosn, being ...

... flotnmfte /o,0vJ)o-V ;AzLTTE qfJan.' 1. BANKRUPTS. Jf. Cier, of Rtahbone-pl-ce- eeik-merer, Jan. 18,25, and Feb . 22, at eleven, at i he Cour t of rnm irissioners of Bankrupts, Ba- singiall-street. Solicitors, M essrs. K night and C . Basinghall- street.- ?? Slaugghtr, of Seal, Kent, farmer, Jan. 18 S 25, and Feb. 22, at twelve, at thc CCurt of Commissisoners of Ban'krutpts, Basing- ball ...

... . SHIP NAWS0 -PLYMotH, JPiym'il..Wizsd EN;i!.-Arflved the Farcyj Weit- cheUl, from Oporto; oncotdFreeman;f roN St. Michaels' Xe- solution, Greenap,from .-amaiL in7 d6fays;' Captaio Young, the former master., die the 21rt of November Pn the homeward pas- sage, twvo of the tcrew have also ded, and 1he 'vessel is for the pre- sent placed vndek4 quahantine. ' Sailed the 'Georgef Palmer, and ...

... .jww;ALrF'. , AXE* SMS., We 4llud:zd the day before yesterday.to i reportin virculatiAt of an intention ofihe Govrnment to repeaZ tbe Assessed Tazes, and substitute an Income Taw an lieu of them. We have since undergtood,'from a source we think informed as to the measures of 'the Government generally, that tMere is no such ipterntion; but we have d heard with satisfaction, that the repeal of ...