... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... BY T. CROFTON CROKER. There once came, wbat of late so often happened in Ire- land, a bard year. When the crops failed, there was beg- gary and misfortune from one end of the island to the other. At that time a great many poor people had to quit the coun- try from want of employment, and through the high price of provisions. Among others, John Carson was under the necessity of going over to ...

... FOR THEl? BELFAST NEIYS.LETTrR. A SKETCH OF THE EARLY HISTORY Or TU-E REFORMATION IN IRELAND. ELIZABETH. Continued from Nea's-Letter of 2d Ottober, 1827. In th e preceding sketch of the histoty, we have had occasion to see that the Reformation which took place in Ireland was, in a great measure, nominal. Au external conformity to Protestantismi was, to a con- siderable extent, produced by ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT oGRET BITAI AN IREfND 6REAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. '7 HOUSE OF LORDS.-THURSDAY, JAN. S1. a D aron Durbam, late Mr. Lamfatho, was introduced by Lord Auckland and Lord Holland, and took the Oathb and his Seat _ as Baron Durham, of the City of Durham, &ad of Latobton Castle. Mr. Smith, from the Bankhupt Office, presented an Account ' of the Nnmnier of Commorissi ns df Bankruptcy ...

... Ii L d - ?? o have1 elected the 1Rev. thr- ,E~~e a St. Bride's, fl~eet-ettehet, and evening 1 T7acet at St. BridC's, ?? ' ?? tih'%r at St. Mary Abcirurnh,~ to be Professo of' tohe EgIs 3o. b6 ndltre tue. and Mr. Hlyman Ha~rwit7. to bePo. 1o'ZV9 Hebr w e Nc are glad to hear that the weather has b. ~favourabl for building, that the workmen are now cI in potting~ On the roof. Thle lectures are ...

... I l -ar =-xM - i ?? ?? I | [i)! IIlt'CLS IN Tlrl lUED1ITZaRANEA-X a t Pr, of the brig Chm I:on o V hittall, is jst re | llarxawll rU t lihe arrived 1'oi. Smiyrna. On I i oUt- to tlls port for Scuyrna, he waS Cspturca and | r ta.bOSJ by two Greek pirate vessels, waunting e Were hie Sas plunleredl of all his cargo, and allerl 1Y litovebc artce of stores, &e.. in the vessel. Go- I °f forc e l ...

... ear re -*!3 a fit) Er, ff. I to ?? r a SABBlATH DAY. CIA to hii onl- T'O THE EDITOPS.n: U11o GENTLETUEt,-Havinlg taken up the Albion of yesterday, I in si obscive in it anothrer letter respericcin the Sabbath. It is not th ~vi. from the.Regalar (2srl~on aor S. WV. T., for these .1h uly doughty rharinpions are already hors'. tde combat, 1)ut from a cor- so Inrespondent subscribing himself ...

... (Pros, SulplkOl,det o rlazi,, Gal1 II,.) His M.Iajesty was this day ('6tb Jan.) 1lcased d declare Henry Earl Bathurst, Lord Presidlent of his Majesty's Most Hlonourable Piivy Council, aid his Lordship took his place at the Board aecordingly. This day the Right lioii. Edward Lord Ellenborough was, by his M.%jesty's command, sworn of his Majesty's Most Honourabie Privy Council, and his ...

... Zte ILiberpool MttrdturJ. FRIDAY, FIPBRUARt 1, 1828. . im C6ENERAL DICAFFECTION IN CANADA.-We have, on several occasions, adverted to the alleged arbitrary cond of thle Governor of the Canadas, which will, in an prona- n bility, soon Ibecome the-subject of investigation in the i British Parliament. Accustomed as we have been to th ,witness the arbitrary and unconstitutitonasl proceedings of ve ...

... THE NORNING CHRONWICL E. LONDON: .RIDA Y, IEBRUARY 1, 1828. It has been stated, with something like confidence, Ithat it was the intention of Ministers to propose, this Session, such a modification of the laws against the Catholics as would place them on an equality with other subjects, with the exception of the admission to either House of Parliament. Our readers will observe, from four ...

... teThe fo~llowing Regulation has been Issued by the Secretary ort at War;:- te War office, January 29, 1828. DP- Ins pursuance ofteKing's commands, communicated to as me by the Marquess of Lanedown, I have great Satisfaction in on. acqusistilg you, that his Majesty has heen grariottsty pl'.soed lres to direct that a retired allowance of Three Shillinws a Day s a shotild be granted to the ...