... q 'I .1) t?'NOM JF.rt'Val-) 0 a ?? I i IliAD111), JAX 6 ( of UR JOuLrnals coustisse to be fil~ed with T relations of 'vic operations of the C'onstitu- sai4 tiolial ?? detched in pursuit of' tihs far- idous. The troops, of' tieteral Torrijos a551( %1ina have becen particularly mentioned as having', made %lhe esensies Of the CO) stitutton suiler cosisiderable losses. -'lie Constitutional troops ...

... =e . LONDON, , . WDYNF.SPAY1J-V~Rxr o A-3 CIRCULAR- .OF AUSTRIA \RU>t',Si A 'AND PRUSSIA. FnAxsrosts, Jim. 5.! The 'Sosereigns of Au iv', Russia, and Brutsia, assemibled'at 1erona, have ad- dressed to their ?? at else Europeani !i-iotve, the following Circular, the orig~inals of witich ure signed, re- spectively 'uz. :IThosc-to thle %1atrts an Minlisters by irince Metterniele, to the ilurssan ...

... . TOthle Pui1vnRS of the ?? ?? TELELORArP., ,. , ,, . I ?? s pi; 'herI heraig been Tlucnh of speculmtion, as tott wlek the ge of the ancient Ship latcly discovered in the old be e- bed ctf' 12 1vc- Rother, near .'-iatn, in KJen, ead for _ also .a to the (iuntry ta which shc belonged, I felt cor. it I 31 sid blc an.-:lty for .hc opening of the Eahibitiso ba.e Room. (w-hich is s; neatc un thc ...

... TITIIES.-MOST IMPOrITANT DrICISION. (Fromthe Exeter Gazette.) At the Devon Quarter Sessions i case has orcu- pied the Court for nearly two days, of which, fom the interest it has excited, and its general importance, e we are anxious to give as accurate a report as the e limits of our Journal will allow ;-it is the case of dan appeal by Whiteway and others, farnert of the e impropriate Corn ...

... iJ . .] I I LONDON, JAN. 21. T a late hour this morning arrived an ex- Apress, bringing the Paris Papers of Sunday, fronl which the following are extracts: Lisbon, Jaii. 3. -In the Sitting of the Cortes on the 31st of December, the Minister of Foreign Afitirs presented a Memoir upon the political relations of 'Portugal with the otler Powers of Europe.. It was ordered to be printed: and the ...

... The Lisbon Papers of Jan. 6, contain further particulars of the communication of the Por- Inguese Tl~inister of Foreign Afihirs, on the subject of the relations of Portugal with our- selves especially. In reference to F1ranlce, the memoir, al ted ~noticing the past declaration of the French Government, thlat it never con- ceived any hostile intentions towar s Portugal, but would be ashamed ...

... SC!IERSr.T COUNTY MEE£TING., On Tuesday a Meeting of the Freeholders of the County of Somerset was held at Wells, convened by the Hligh Sheriff, pursuant to a requisition presented to him for such purpose, to consider the Distresses of the Country, particularly those affecting Agriculture. It was held in the opei nair: temporary and corn- modious hustings were erdeted; and so crowded was the ...

... LOND10N, JAN. 21. MULTUM I N PAavo.-IHis Majestyisgetting better ofi thelviolent fit of the gout-bulletin of Saturday night was, His Majesty conti- nues gradually to ?? papers give their opinion that there must be war in otie shape or another with Spain and the Allies- Mir. Turner, of the Fvoreigil Office, dispatched Friday to M\1adrid, on a special mission-an English messenger, going to Sir ...

... SagurdayOJan. 25. Tll.ITE Ious PROFESSOR OF MODERN HIs -rony proposes to give a Course of Lectures i the month aI February next. Those Gentlemen Iv .o wish to attend are re- quested to enter their names at Mr. Parker's, Bookseller. Iferton college, Jtn 23,' ;123. Wednesday, June 22, the following Degrees were conferred:: BAnCEILOR OF CIVIL LAW. Jerome William. Knapp, Fellow of St. John's col1. ...

... Po.ilS TCRIPT. LONDON, JAN. 24. - Several months ago it was announced, as s. nearly certain, that Mr. Vansittajit (if no fa- votuable change took place in his health in the c intervening time) would resign the Chbaicbllor- a ship of the Exchequer before the inretirc-of f Parliament, from inability to encounifter the fa- tigues of the Session. WVe are sorry'to say that a no improvement has ...

... EUEronRD cOugrNTY MEETING. On Friday a Mleeting of the County of Hereford ras convened at the Town Hall, in pursuance of a requisition originally presented to the High Sheriff, but upon his refusal to accede to the wish of the requisitors, tendered to Earl Somers, the Lord Lieu- tenant of the County, who immediately called the Meeting, in obedience to the requisition, which was to petition ...

... I - : - - - I 'gr~alaK Autub, atu~~¢ e3t P'.sAns, Jt l 21. th ME most aalatlruig! reports wvcre circu- by r lltedvesterdtay on the E~xcian~ge. Tilt war sei -ws 't'here regarded as decideui and 1r'arce t was represented as incapable of undertaking cii iansuprin it dlone. In support of thw~ cop- c~o jectuteS, many , fatswre quoted rclatlvc to the Armiy t1~ a te Russian and Prussian troops. S fer ...