... Wtbo% anD Otborbatiolt. -. n PO55TUGAL. ' We are informed that the expedients to which Don ti Miguel resorts to replenish his exhausted treasury are truly t, cbaracteristic of that contempt.of justie aid violation of a bumanity by which his Government'exists. rxiaoners, s who have been detained' for months and years without trial, are taxed by a threat of leaving their dungeons un. a cleansed, ...

... Sbc 'grabelter. REMINISCENCES 13,tEt .r SCENES AND A si rODS; OR, SCRAPS FaoRM TI pAO5TFO1,O OF A TRAVILJIN BACSSRLOR. (Continued from our last.) No. V)L yRnMlCE IN THE POSSESSION OF' THE ENGLISH, PRUS- SIAN, AND AUSTRIAN ARMIES. nyrants but by tyrants conquered be. ,n5 Freedom find no ehampion and no child sch ah~ COhirtfltiin saw arIse, when she sprung forttr alPaliSS. armed and u~ndefi~ed ...

... Z - nz u I . ST. ANDREW'S DAY. ch GRAND LODGE Or SCOTLAND. According to ancient cnstorn, the Granld Lodge of Scotland gassembied this (Idv (30th Nov.) in Freeiasons Flall, in orlder to elect their offico-hearcrs for the ensuing year), whni the 1ollow. ilig Welle oiintniluisvy chosen His Most Gracious Majesty William IV. Patron of the Anicient Order of St John's Masonrv in Scotland. nre The ...

... BIRMI NGHA M POLITICAL UTNION. A meeting of the (Council took place orl Tttesdaj, for the purpoie of receiving tin: report of a commirted ilhae had been appointed to draw up a declaration of the Viepiis and objects of the- Union. Mr. Attwood, alter some preliminary observations, rend the declaration wbicb the comutittechadprepared, and which was as Tollows : DECLARtATION OF TTFE COUtOIL 0. Tl ...

... If NATION AL TRAD)ES' P9TAIIACAL UNjo'%' Yiesterday a meeting of the inotionai Irnides' Pohti~l~ took place at the Arens, Lower Abbey'arreet, to take In,,0 itu deration the necessity of petitioning both .H molses of a1 in favour of the Eng~lish reform bill, aid that a in ur of, I form on a sc-ale eqtual v ample be extended to Ireland frigo.e, semfsiaga was very xwulmerous, atid o-hortlv after ...

... MIEE'LING OFI HE IRISH BAR. o1, Saturday a ineeting uf the bar took place in the (Courtof I~olo leals, to express tbeir o1jiniifn of the inju-ious cowie. I q0a-nee5 of Lo~trd Plunkett's EquitY .lu-iediction BID. I hie reS soing was numeoeus, brit the atte-udar~co principaltly consisted the meiers of the, outer brar. Thbe univ King's Counsel pre- 5 ent sr -leStisR. Ji kean, Freuchi, Taujel; ...

... I COUNTY MEErNG ?? KILMArlANT. l. On yv'sterri y a miletine of tile Cowriy ofD fli taingcplc ito ?? tire i',nrrrtborral, Kiln. M r fur tire ?? akn flu ci)nairi rationr the propriety. of ?? Parlftinrtt onl III p; syetem of turnpikree, which press so severely on. the tinhabitants hI' Northl of the River LIfi'ry, in all the approaches to thle City ;toBE institute an inquiry into tie receipts, ...

... iRATIONAL PuRAM8' PoLITICAL UNION. . . ,. A- HA;. . ., ~ ili. Iagt Mig eelyeeii edtis bod u ok place 1ast 7n]6u' L ?? reatRoork,.Bschalor-aiwalk, Mi0JHN 0'PRE ?? tbjtair.. Mi0Ith erAalay, 'tit6d1o t4e M~~eing thatth en hailhnB tit i ftr tlro5 mionthit b~ 1 Coi .,far the pur- prxe 4Ubakiig i'.te nmeti~f te jaonin future.Serl having hten ?? ii, Ur'_ Tl~KS !RaEJi~o5' rose to propose a- hottfh of ...

... MI NORI l'Y ?? Hundred end Sixty Toro who voted againstthe Se~oiid Reading if the Reform Bill-Dec. 17, 1831. A'Court, Capt E If Grirnston, Lord Stewart, C Alexander, Jans lardingo, Sir I-I Stortmont, Vise Antrohus, Gibbi C. Herbert, lion E C IISugden, Sir i, B Apsley, Lord Herries, Rlt lion . C Tavlor, WV Arbuthnot, Cal CGfSlodgson, Frederick Thynne, Lord J Ashlev, Lord Holmes, Wrm Thynne, ...

... jMatKets. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE. December 19.—The past week's arrivals of grain were moderate, and of flour tolerably good. This morning there is a small sup- ply of wheat and oats fresh up, but of beans and peas there is a much larger quantity than of late. The wheat trade retains its recent dullness, and onJyfine dry parcels remain as last quoted; other descriptions may te reported lower, ...

... LONDON NEWS. It is said that the Tory anti-reformers are determined to ''try -their strength on an amendment to the addres., so is their haste to mark their aversion to uii that t lie Court and the country wish to obtain. The election of officers of the Royal Society took place to-day at Somerset House. The Duke of Sussex, who was in the chair, was unanimously re-elected President for the ...

... SATrURDAV, DEC. 24. BRASENT-NOSiE CO(LLEGE. l' A FELLOWVSHIP1 is vacant, founded for Priests,I Gradluates of the University of Oxford, not exceedling( eight years fronm thc day of their matriculation, with prefercnce, for this turn, in favour of natives of the county of Lincoln, duly qualifiedl by their learning and morals. (Candidates are requiredi to announce thcmsclves to the Principal ...