... 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 ...

... liiY BRIE A - . DOCIEWt OF 0OOTLAD,: VOT ED IN l !) t Si'.4- VUiT'i!D IN ?? '1'11: ()l3.1E(I'TS .1 1 ?? INSITVI TiTJUN, ?? ?? ?? ?? 'a V ' ?? A i. el 27. - ?? ~, f 'To Mr. t.e,. Jac1 li ,ti Plaiintrs'e stimtde, near Porln If llv21:cl4 triV 1h04 O,.~IL ditil Cutuitre of Cliver sind RI-- it I ?? at ith Sn %:iot..t.i of itiort to' and It.L F its, tend.I ;~o shoL. AV 4 itiVj~ in o !l oL Ih~t I ?? ...

... But, gentlemen, landowners and farmers, be reasonable gentlemend You have had svbat you wished for , you hare prevented, thus far, reform in England; you have re- stored legitimacy in France; and you are now giving a drubbing to the Yankees :,and , will vou not PAY for this ? 'Do you think, that the soldiers and sailors and contractors c and commisarlies and pursers and paymas- ...

... 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 ...

... WAR-OFFICE, FaB. 4. 29th Foot.-Licut.-Geun. Sir John Byng, from 2d West India Regt. to be Colonel, vice Gen. Forbes, deeeased.- 2d West India Regt.-Gen. F. Fuller to be Colonei, itce Sir John Byng.-BaEvar -Capt. T. Sewvavd, Royal ia- rines, to be Major in the army. Orpiciz or ORONANIGB, Far. 2. The under-mentioned First Lieutenants of Artillery, whose eommisdaons are dated previous to 1812, ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, Monday, Feb. 4. Lord Kixa,, on the part of Lord Holland, postponed the motion of which the latter had given notice for to-night on the subject of our relations with Turkey; Lord Holland was too much indisposed to attend the House-The motion was finally fixed for Monday next, when the Lords were ordered to be summoned. Thursday, February 7. In. a Committee of Privileges on the ...

... ATTORNE' S TA;. ~nttablel ronosition. that It is an indisputable proposition, that the more equally taxes fall upon the community, in proportion to the property and wealth which individuals possess, the less obiectionatble thley are. Judgintg by this propbsitiopn it is nanitfest that tie att-rcy's tax is a very bad one. Every writer or attor.- ney, of a certain standing, who practiscs in helC ...

... 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 ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-FEB. 5. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY, as Depute-Speaker, ,npened the House at half-past three, and prayers having been read by the Bishop of Carlisle, Lord Skelmensdale late Bootle WVilbraham, Esq.) was formally introduced by Lords Wharrcliffe and Colchester. The House then ad- journed, and met again at five o'clock. The order for the Committee of Privilege to-morrow at ten o'clock ...

... SIUTTBR FD'OM TME CONTINENT. l. ?? I - ' v lo l l ?? Cg 02N! THIA, CCGVN'XT J AND) CU If, A- TA 1d- ti it- R ' ' ~ ftr 1 er 7 K ?? f A N D ?? ?? onl lycitiosra itintintif, tile 29l1I ?Mitnchi at o ' t 'l I n* t th e t' , C o f ot P aris diiijvieli' , ssiih Iti ct jro ' t0 f~ I Odirg thri'e days amo ne.t,i us 113 b Illt 1 M ite * 'c re tttrevcroutes, ffeim Lyann to 1'1111'- I ot. y t. sod ...

... *Irnc taia V Uamnt'.. HOUSE OF LORii.. TuESDAY, FP3. 19.-Thie Lord hancelkir, the, Barl of Shaflesbury and Lord E6l4loroeii'as his MLjesty Cmoamissioners,'gave the Roy1'Aseiiit tid hb Twelve.Million' Exchequer Bills B and the.Approprlati~a 'Bill, . 'Sevetal petitions were present'ed from 'vaions quarters-en, .bebulf 'f ?? Cahslic9of.ir'ela'isd; and the Protestant 'Dissenters of the '6Uite4 ...

... 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 ...