... ITERESTI4,G FROM PORTUGAL. (commg~uniaieaed by a Correspondent.) Tiesituationl of this beautitbil, yet persecuted coumtry, be.' ,very day more lamlent tabe. ?? triulvitrate, conisisting, ,,ltes e ntendait of the Police; Freire, s'ecretary to.the J6, ?? en adSellibitino, Adjuttanit of' the Intendant; ?? ?? the greatest tyranny. Althiouigh ottc 1 pios0aeb n discontinued, yet, to those victims ...

... NAVAL INTEII.GENC- IV-tsnlollthle Fvj' ?y MiA V iA I n 11 - - - 0- rortsinouth, Feb. I. Pt All vras well on board his ?? J ta, 1 Vico-Admiral Sir Charles Ogle. hat. (Captlain Ilisr, at I'rndott the 8th ult. as als 'ion bor -h Coroiran- of l~ermud~t, ;iond ot t atprdt. e mfdi,, now permanently sttin( tbapo. re d l tov ' ship Cordel arrived at Shielids onl Friday, 0 tile 2P5ti, hiavin been ...

... PRIVA TE CORRESPONDEACE. London, Februarv ?. hA The marliet for funded prlpertY was better suppliea with ar stock tlis mornijg thsn for two oi'tbree days preceding, and te Ihe prices cosequentlydraooped ill a slight degree. C(onsols 32ft o)l at S5it to , for the account. : Ile arrival of the MIiicarvpacket threw the foreign stock exchange into great agiiatiG, as thc contents of the private bt ...

... INSPI?161'rolt.ll To the EDITOR of the EXETER. FLYING-POST. Sea, ?? Thle boldest stnrt from public sncers, Afrsid of shamle ketkuo'vi, t otiher fears. The turkey-cock who struts' with affected.iignity before the ad in lig eves nf a pustry-yirl stud drwils by his gobbling the notes ot bis less-garrulous coil paiion4, doubtless teels hiI- selfhighlyexalted by the submissioik auid'ep etful ...

... SWINfLING. Yestertiday Is Fnain s [d i, a I 13' sit elCiattif it:-- pear-cec, antid wilt, lvt-i (tie a ,Iwthtol if line trot' tile highest feitaracter attiottent !er funtttercsn ftrifett!s in' thle pan-ili of Mtiy-It-lssrnel-v lretisv'I,t touer'r Mr. ltihnsvlntri, at ti', mItiv-lta hoifluIt ffit-, onl i cliari- tiE swin1it- Wu. -NJ . 1 II, Ai, i Nit. 4I, Valdinltgtoio -ti eer, a Ititiearid his ...

... SEIAMEss'S HOSPITAL. Yesterday a Meeting of the Subscrihers to this Charity was held at their Rooms, 19, Bishopsgate-street; Dr. RUDGE, tu the Chair. Mr. HARLEY, the Searetary, read the Report:- Seven years have now elapsed since the establishment of the I Hsepital for Sick and Diseased Seamen in the Port of London ;` and the Committee cannot refrain from offering theircongratlritions upon ...

... oriffillal . ?? BIERIONETHSEMIT. ROADO. RC To the Edilor of tlhe Xortlh1 ll a'as Ch'l-ro'ltc. thi Sm,-The press sometimes effects wonders, but to, as ?? to} he ?? cf t'liHC ItiCMtICh th shire Roads,' which have bene so conspictionsy, tII andi I masti sly UOt very advanltalcsusly, s4ie'IL'I e1p in vour late nan1b1 ers, I felar it exerts itself St in vain; flor if, in ,uddition t( ' A. Il. ?? ...

... PRIVAT E CORURESPOND ENCE. London, February 4. The transactions in the funds have been..wholly devoid of activity to-day ; and the state of biusiness has been so x-_ tremely limited, as to anffrd no fair indication of public opi- nion. Those who hold a large stake in fntidvd prtpertv, are looking with much anxiety for the first measures of the new administration, by which they may be ettabled ...

... THLE REV. SA MUEL NELSON. d |jrosere, l7th January, 1828. r DEAR SIt,-Wst, ?? of the FIBSa PRESBYTERI sN It CONGREGATION of Dromore, beg leave to present you the en- closed sam, for the purpose of purcha-lng a Horse, &c. ; as a mark of the high sense we entertain of your worth and r unremitting attention in the discharge of your duty as a Christjan MinIstersince yoK became our Pastor. We ...

... SitB JAMES SCARLETT has declined to accept a number of retainers which have been presented to him by professianal gentlemen in Yorkshire, since his deter. minalion to resign the office of Attorney-General was an- nounced. The answer is, that it is rot the intention of s Sir James to return to tlhc Northern Circuit. a WVe understand that, by an order from the Board of Excise, a very Strict ...

... LILL IPUTIIN MILIA The fight between the two dwarfs, David Morgan, a Welch- man, and Mac lean, a Scotclman, for five poundsa side, took plsce yesterday, in a meadow within a short distance ef Whet- stone, on the Barnet-road, and certainly a more novel exhilbition was never before displayed within? the ropes and stakes (if the P. R. The singularity of the match excited a considerable de- gree ...

... TIHE PASTORAL LETTER OF THE SCOTC1' I PRESBYYTERY IN LOAYDON. I TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SItR-Where iball I commence my second letter oil the Pas- tral Address ? It appears to me to he a compound of folly, i-smlence, anti falsehood ; which I hipe to make evident in the ohervati ns I am about (a address you. The dliticolty the Scotch Presbytery in London bad in laying befire ...