... : in . ;! ,-' i ?. f . A. N E WfS .617'7.4J lft -.:W. C, E K. . tal t bip~ ~ ttb~tlit' tto .:bturbt't^3e. We nre con'deollyIItepred that Ministers will have recoijrse to 'Wi lono of six or'ehtht Millions for the present exig ence, railler tIllaU i'upowe new tixes. It is indeed nnderstood that Portjignl is to repay !he expeiiies of.tbe present a'sistatice rendered to themn. The vrar Uill not he ...

... soetigtt AfdlanuP. FRAnra.-Thee Speech of the King or France, deliverec. on Toemday, on the opening (if the twro CMan'bN, liar;' been received. From the Messages to the twvo Hone-s of Parliament, and the. declarations of Lord tilneturt ane, Mr. Canning,,with respect to the assurances of frieodly co-operation ofrthe French Government, it was to he exir ppected that his Most Christian Majesty ...

... - I ANNA BRGDIE. IT was easy to imagine, that the wrath of Annawoukldrfollow the jpiiblicatiolnof the'correspondence about the Hater of Humbug - above mentioned. She has fallen Rpon the'. poor Commissioner just ia tbe manner that one would iia- ttrally,. expect. She has given li44 a scolding that will tingle in his ears to the last hour of his life. Atievery step, this -nan's conduct becomes ...

... FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 182G. - Tc ?? are received to 11ednes- apphij adsdy's date, from whicti we give interesting extracts. It TI is asserted in Uctera from Madrid, that a formal deema- sincs tm ratiro of war arrahitt Portugal had received the sanction baeni c r. 'of the Council' at Madrid. But, with an exhausted edi )ay frtsury, withoult the means of bonowingrnoney, with- inl Lit 1)e rout the ...

... mlrozlaJ)fq0 pot. HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY. r-1[IE Speaker, on taking the Chair, informed I the [iomse that hi3 Mianjesty had vondesceondel to make tle fiflovviisg reply to the Address presient- ed by tile House ih ansvwer to his llsajesty's most graciouqs Speechs c 6entlhesu'n ?? Holsms ifCommons-I tha((k ycon fr your loyal arid dustifuil Address, and rely with eonfidance upon your ...

... LONDON, DEC. 29. Intelligence from Lisbon or Oporto, is looked for with much anxiety. lie may expect every hour to be relieved frol this suspenso. It was reported yesterday that a ship had arrived, which left Lisbon some days after the last packet; but, upon inquiry, this proved to be not the ease. A smnall vessel, the Blessintv, laden with oranges, did enter the rivtr, but it left the Tagus ...

... I fDW Tfijsav;l J Ceh1JcR 21. lie IW6 gve, last *veek,4a1i aecoutit of heflrtt operationits or te reirlein tre orth atPorrtrgeL ~Siricc that little, `Iu7 re emsaetticae of in oleigrein nit to rlrcelr Su beaquen t Prered 2fl~. hirer been ree~l r, of. Which, the' lolo,61%vng lo' un a - htrrtt Pfter the onlrtutionatl troops tele ClnlV) dez a bet letdby thie rebela leicsre BragaiOzilr (asWe ...

... | On Monday and 'I'nesday, his Roajesty' Royal Christ. MRS houanty wes distributed to So poor, aged, and iulirm weu and wonjoH, at the Almoury-ofl4e., The Duke of York is at present so ?? engaged as Coitmiader in Chief. that he bag been obliged to poilpone hli visit to the ?? of Rulland lo January. The Duke of Wellington is to be Constable of the Tower, in the room of-the late Marquls ...

... a. , t Iih ?? of eie C'ourant. l ' ' OBSERVTINs d or 'BILE NEAW SI A'Fm OF NAVIGATION. ?? * Crontinucd,- f2romi oa, last.) There, perhaps, hats been. iifficient .0vidernce -produced that 61)IC Shipping interest ~t~id2 come foriward inl. a fair and. ojaily IIan-' I ncr; Ithat wheinathey-found the ~systemn ot' oti r venerated laws was attacked by~the ceouiomists,- .thc felt iltbtv haxi a ?? ...

... varliamcntar,! Comptium. HOUSE OF LORDS. CORN LAWS. 31onday, Decemiber 4.-Lord King observed he had to present a petition against the grievous and scandalous monopoly, the corn laws. It came from Association No. I, (and there were many others) of a society of manu- facturers and others, of Gloucester, called theAnti-Bread- Tax Society. Tile petitioners stated they could see no reason why the ...

... f!:ly ?? ?? rrCtp. ;FRID)AY, DECEaMBER 22, 1826. Io s - 7 I I {e.. ~ ~ ON THE PROSPECT 0F A lPROTRACTED OR EXTENSIVE WetR. ?? frtm Par sts)r We last Week observed, that it was extremelv improbable thst Ferdinand should have acted towards Portugal as he hvs recently done, without the concurrence or secret ap- proval of'the French, who are, in facts his keepers; but w6 admitted, onthe other hand ...

... mo~tr I4, t ;IJI C L FRIDAY'S LONDON GAzErTTE. DowvNteo1SwA'IEIT. DEC t22 e T Ii31.1 K ing, Was beell pleased to appoint '1 lar.seathe Hon. Fredericis Cavendish hII .eiiionby t ?? oa the 16land Pi ~i l.alt and its delprndenlcies. cmnowxr.OrurcT, Mec. 22. i Mitenarsrioe tueirned to seree in this present Parliament. ft Ueivoersitv of Qqmbridgc-oThe Rt. lion. Sir John af Biingleton Copley. ?? of ...