... 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 ...

... . I ..i.nna Feb. B, in f/se Evening.-The accounts -direct from Constantiflople confirm the previous statements, that all the subjects of the ttc mediating Powers, without exception, muet leave the Turkish capital ; the poorer individuals were aheat v put on board ships, and, as %rell as the lonians, were to he con. veyed to the Archipelago. No intercession of the neutral Am- bassadors had been ...

... R-03cupool V'ricco C5?llrtfat. Tkarsdcy, Febroary 14, 1828. ' Denotes rising. COLONIAL PRODUCE. SUcoAr,1l.P.perewtt.O.r.) 5. d. ?? dry brown .* 661 0 .Middling ?? 63 0 Good ditto ?? 64 0 Good bright ?? 68 0 ?? 70 0 Very fine ?? Datla and very brown 54 0 al2d nmoistened ?? MorLASSMc, per ewst. IVct I ndiot ?? 27 0 Cocor, per ewt. (Fi bond) West India ?? 40 0 Brazl ?? .28 0 ?? no COoFooe, per ...

... 4vorropplivence. ries i - the ; ASSESSED TAM ni ;to-- fo With respect to conferring donatives on thprtnee, we may ob. fr serve, that among nations whose manners and political instutions h are simple, the publicas well as individuals, having few Wyants, they fee are little acquainted 'with tases, and free uncivilized states disdain est __ to submit to any stated imposition. Thi ywas remarkably ...

... 'garittt. Private Bills.-For the government of such of our legal friends, and the public generally, as have any thing to do With local Acts of Parliament during the pzesent session, we are in- duced to state, that, by an order of' the House of Commons on Thursday se'nnight. no petit ion for private bills will be received after Friday the 15tht listant; no private bill will be read a ,rstt tame ...

... 1-hal ll?Ad, - ;inrn? a. ?? ? f., s - - , , -? -- Pelrrhea,', Frh. .-ihe f dhoe tie tistrrssin. accourt of thr IGSS eI the 9t. T. ,orec, of Green i k, i1d part of the crew, has been '?avnsn.i'ted bv thc Dgent to LI-d's6:-The vessel leing froern t11fast. bound ioZ Grecnock, Ilien wvith grain, founderet' or sun k at Fs a, On the 16th ult, about 300 miles to tbe westward of Shr;Ie::d. The crew, ...

... a4rliamealtaip Somipentbium. HOUSE OF LORDS. of --7- ,fa COiIPORATIO5( AND' TEST ACTS. en THunSDAY, Pebrseory 1l.-Earl Spencer and Lord King I~e pruesetet petitions from the Protestant Dissenters of North. w, ampton and Claphanm, praying for the repeal of' the above acts. 'of CATHOLIC QUtEtTION. e Lord Clifdlen presented a petition from Wexford, praying for ex the unqualified repeal of' the ...

... CIVERPOOLj, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Xg, 1828. I Anniversary Dinner of tQe Liverpool CUwral Society.-Thel I anniversary dinner of the Liverpool Choral Society took place I. .. . T- *at M. H ldens --- -_mond'r-_ , on Tuesday se'ninight. - Up~ el 'arsi wards of forty gentlemen partook of the excellent fare provided' w~by Airs. Holden, on the occasion ; and, after the cloth wasS *drawn ...

... 'tl'Vpool jti ricc l't'ent. COLONIAL PRODUCE. SUOAR, B. 1 . per cu t. (D. P.) a. a. Muscovado dry brown * 6 0 ?? ?? 63 0 Good ditto ?? 64 0 Good bright ?? 0 Fine ?? 70 0 Vcry fine ?? .. . Dabs and very brown 5 4 and moistened ?? M5OLASSES, per cut. -Westilndia ?? 7 0 COCOA, per cjvt. (in bond) West India ?? 40 0 Brazil ?? ?? 27 0 Caracas ?? *( C(IFFSr, per cwt. (in bond) B P. ordinary ?? 38 ...

... - a iE DP. PARR AND THlE DISSENTERS TO THT, LDITORS. w GENTLE1)TEN,T11 correepnndent who contributed to vourne paper of the I11th of January the article heaiel 1 Methodis or nD Demncracy, must, I think, be under a mi.talre in stating ScC that Dr. Parr used facetiously to call the Dissenters 11Nou cotrns. It appears, by the Reverend W. FieDo's Life of the c Doctor, (a very interesting and ...

... 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 ...

... 0riginal. TO THE BDI7ORS, GEtTs.EMsEN,-I have lately returned from Paris, Wd, with much difficulty, whilst there, procured a copy of the poem off which the following is a translation. It had been suppressed, I by order of the Government, but was privately circulated through all classes of society.-Yours, T. W. Prelson, Jan. 31. vePN9tATION o0b A stLvPReCS5tD ?? Poz3, AoDrsarD ro TlhIt SON OF ...