... 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 ...

... WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1826. ByteteerePanerae Teceiveel Madras tire Papers to thle 30th July, andi Calcutta intelligence ?? ret h middle of thle same month. Sm dlaisape nes' hended In tile Raytoent of the remaining instriine'titart due-from the lurltr s, and the evaceration of' Etingionl Gee Is. Consequenrtlv. dalayeti. . it, Would eppear, says to;t. c~leri tire: Cer/errlto Jirle Bee?! of ...

... leuBEoll. DIONAVf N.OVESIBER 27., IPfi, I'llie Paris Pallets of Fridny anrd Sattirday al tiC l ie f yet rda,'e received. From thleit If have Intelligence'from ConstantInople of Pc. In551 Icie26, Itemt which it appears that fresh coniflag rations bad taken pla3CC in that capital, the result of fresh con- corn it splcl and which were followed by renewed scenes I spI lagtC Th mnd sickens at thle ...

... 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 ...

... I IIADUID, NoVE.DER 13. ?? inhtiltiplicity of couriers arrivink pal, 00d de artinfgthe Lrequent conferences be. unu tween tthe Foreign Ambnssadors and our Ali. recei Lnisters-and, in fact, every synmptom of di. ntic t10veulents, are presenting tbemnscves before ,tll myistery seems to involve the affairs of our court net i hougone thing is evident, that our Court ness eve of declaring in favour ...

... HOUSE OF LO1DS. DIIONDAY, DcceScr. 11.] 'The Duke of Marl- borough and Lord llolland were sworn. iiMESSAGE rROM 5115 IS JES'rr..-Ror! B1rti1rS15t broeught down a Ilessage from his l~ejesty, ocr the surb- ject of' recent aggressions in Porturgal; rwic beifg 'rcd (sec the louzse of L.oairts RaiR'f), the Noble ,EalI gare notice, thrrt lie touv I ta-norrotv, move an humble aldress to his Minjesty, ...

... FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1826. 'The Parliamentary Proceedirngs to wiricir S we have devordd so large a space of our paper, are of p tie deepest interest and Importance.-Our readers will n see from the account in both lHouses, that a Message from his Majesty announced the important intelligence ( that the Princess Rtegcnt of Portugal has claimed the ( aid of this country agairtst a3n 701-d/e ...

... ii j)A u IE 4, = bloiNI)Af', DE('EMhBER 4, 182fi. The y, lrec ,h iornatts of Friday c'onfirin tho. I1totlreC iialisia1CLt11 f Portuguese . rages itgC 3550ihcr Onii country. The rebels Of the la relirc, tinldcr ?? huli' ra l~td oirct1 ari n IM ,,nitiritrs Of ivsr at I3crneventrt, tile jitlraist Point Of' ?? ~liai:l toi 14l-getie, ardI on the 12b flit. began thbeir of ?? 1tisirt P1orttgal. ...

... , ,t ?? & Cfmr, vlo 13-CM5 F'ROU T.UESDIL0 LONITJON GAZE TTE. A NI KRUPTS-.S-o0o on and( TICo)SCS Almonsino. Bvvis-?l.uks, ane-hoots -AulmstI'S Mian- iclier. Miucihig-lalle. ?? Ch iies - l urrkhsrdt,North;::nbO'Ol.Lel h^t, Strawil, golcsntshll. Villit n Jor~an, Thaycr-troet, ?lanvlhcsterscsitrc, boiarding- ?? G.(%lvert, Forv-,trcet, Gnippleate, da.-: dreslt.-10rnFuIer. roederlek. strset, ...

... ?? . ?? ?? I'd ' i Co 3 ii 'o£6 . ' .t.3- A Fii0' ,3 UISDIl- L f3NDO GAZETT7 .tE. Wro'er3U-iLL, DrC.c 2. F HI1E King ?? bcell Ple70ed to direct ]etters potent to be paScd, granting the dignli- -. tie of' V;cooalt and Earl of tie United Xilng- dool to Wio. ;i'itt LBrron AnI-bcstIveror- Cecnrral of India, by tite titles of' Veoont ll-o1lsrs- dalle, il the coulity of Kent, antil Earl Anihlerst, ...

... to tie FpINTEUt of IU HArIa;RE TFLEhG1iuril. Ssv1eml letteta bave lately appeared il your Iaper, from t~sttht fleader, and Fair PIly, rc ating to the mr~ethodl of fornill tha dcrdood is the Satemife, the merit of whi2h is elaimed by Coll5tant Reader, as due to Sir Robart Sep- pines, but Fhir Play asscrts its adptiton in the .l,,oW end Dai-t, biW ?? Lrtbtam. This Corstant llsdl dainei ...

... I Iofl l V'0 PAIXS, VEC. U. C. r PAIN ?? to attract fill eyee, andl, o ii her ruisfortune, she will, we fear, attract 11 ?? long. It is upon her soll that the destl. 11 nie of tihe world have ever been decided I her n I .,s hx, dthe privilege of serving as the field on ¢ 1hich the ilirtsy Powi's of the carth dispute the cml- o f. i *ft, There Rome an1d Carthage met; and there tect Nalrlicon ...