... BIOGRAPHY OF THE IN'FANTE DON MJIGUEL (From the PortUgueSe 6tcigrrcnt.) Nohsility of birth docs not ?? bestow mierit ; virtue, In a philrsophlic.iL aceeptation, is thle result of a ecodl edt?. cedion and of selt-iove-a necessary Antd iltdiqpensalble qt1lity, wvithout which, ntala, wether destined to inriabit a palaee or to dwell in a l irintle r'ol, call never upcjilire ge- neral esteeel, and ...

... Friijap'0 ailt SatlarbJiAs VOM. t_.1 I - _AM . ' (From trio Allqemifte ZeUing) W IDTIS. DEc. 18. N thc Principdlities there is a great deal of actiVily. anld IrOop are continually marching os well towaxrds tieuravoas to Little Wallachia,- Thie preaent atount of the Rossian army in those vincCS is nowv stateld at 92,000 Mten, including tile ck;* other persons. w ho are well initrm~ed. think ...

... The following particulars have been collected, relative to the female who styled herself James Allen, and upon wbose body an Inquest was held a few days since :-The womian who bad f been married to the deceased bas produced the certificate, by which it appeared that it was solemnized at Camberwell Church, on the 13th day of December, 1808. Previous to its having taken place, the deceased lived ...

... SECOND MEETING OF MESSRS. REMINGTONS' i CREDITORS. ?? at one o'clock took place the Second Meeting of the Creditors under the bankruptcy of lessrs.Rcnmingthn, Stephenson, and (Co., before J. Turner, Esq., Sir G. F. Damp pson, and H. J. Shepherd, Esq., Com-misioners; but long before one o'clock the doors were obliged to be opened, and the room was in a short time crowded. The signing of proofs ...

... B-nIOXIom, JAN. 1'k-The grand Faricy Ball at Mrs. Fitzherbert's on Monday night vas most brilliantly attend- ed, nearly all the rank arid fishion now iii Brigton being present. The ladies generally wore dress's of velvet a4id satin, with a profsiion of splendid jewels, though mnk y aup- peared in character dresses. Among the distinguished visit- ants, we noticed the 'Countess St Antonio, ...

... To the EDITOR of the EXETER FLYIVG-POST. Sin,-A little calm reqfection previouR to tile Couity Meet- ing oil Friday, would prevent an infinite quntuiias of Abuee, by the intienperate Advocates onl bothl sides. The real meiits of the Catholic Question are comprised withill n small COinIpass ; andi itis only whenf extraneous matter is. Introduced, that vituperation and vindictive feelings take ...

... I o vlreopoilltnce. IMPAOYEMENT OF THE MERSEY. TO Tap EDITORS OF THY LIVRRPOOL AfRACUrr. RESPECTED FniESDs,-By your tnserting this letter in the r Mercury, Ishball again feelobliged; although it is at varianlewit;i the opinions.of shose who contend for a great increase-of .tream. down the Mersey, yet I believe that such incre'ase, would raise .the tide to an inconvenient height at Liverpool, ...

... stuad.tq/, Spulichy and fuesily'.y Pstv!. | LoXrON, .UONDAYn, J^r. 19. * T'he foreign-neivs of the week is ot't litlel portanco, end aiiaisks principally of letters inserted in the French papers An trecle from Constantinople of the ?? ult. observes, thata cutnpulhory twtristice bstieen the Rfussians and Turks hlis been rifected by the severity of the weathee, -which is represented to be of an ...

... LONDO.A% NyEDNI.SI)AY-JANUARY 14. or Lis awn Rlhhnns now to be disposed of is to .he-given to the Duke of PorTlanId, in consequence or a prcimise made by the King to Mr Canning, which his Majesty insists- on being ?? Chronicle. A second division of the Portuguese, amounting to 160; sailed from Plymouth on Sunday. Sir George Murray has been. confined to his resi- dence in Whitehnll' Place, for ...

... I f -- _ a t -- I - - . - .. _ , _ 1 , . , Some, who profess to unieistand political tactics, Miugur a stormy session on the meeting of Pirliament; hbut We do not ourselves see anv very good grounds far such en opinion. To us it' seems that both the materials and the actors are va'vtong for such a drama. The policy of the Duke -of' Welington's GoveTn- ment, Tboth foreign and domestic, reems ...

... Tule fosllorwting is an extract from thle article on the I American Tariff, in the forthcoming number of tle Edinbusrgh lie.I niecw, containing a letter of Mr. Jeffcrson:- I ; That the yresent tariff can be allowed to regulate the corn. merco of America for any very lengthensed period Is what we do not believe. It was carried by cxtremnly narrow majorities both Ili the House of ...

... ANNUAL BIOGRAPHY-DUGILD STEWART. In the country of Hobbea and Locke, the education of rhbi, those claiming, from their station in society, to influence thri the destinies of thc nation, has become so miserably cir- irite cumscribed, that the noblest study wvhicls can engage the 1Atattention of man cannot be said to form a part of it. ihed The popularity of Dugald Stewart in such an age is a I. ...