... PORTUGAL. hear that the advices from Lisboa speak the excessive rage of the Mignelites at the presence the British fleet k and loud threats the indWidual* of importance are openly uttered. No one can doubt the talent* this faction for murder.— Glob*. ...

... TURKEY AND EGYPT. The German papers speaking the progress affairs in the East, mention that the Sultan now directing his chief attention his navy, and has even intake into his service twenty-five English men of-war, armed and manned! Should he fail in ...

... write in a very acrimontous spirit respecting the relations between the province and the mother country. The Montrea* Herald speaks of the endeavours the democratic pa'ty put forward schemes which have “the recommendation of being novel and anti-British ...

... said respecting Colonel Allen, at the Use meeting, appearing the newspapers. The presence of Colonel Allen now prevented bis speaking of that gentleman as should w ; but he now gave notice of address to the people Wicklow, calling upon them return Colonel ...

... baldemanded, but not persisted in Globe of Mamaatf. • ' Marshal Msoanced io th« tribune, on Friday, that themoment he was speaking liostiiitift were probably commended, and that they weald to terminate in few day*. The French Chaaaber presented their address ...

... and, thirty-seven officers and soldiers were made prisoners. The other portion of bis troops was destroyed These letters speak in high terms of the energy of the Mexican government, and of' the general attachment of the people to the cause of order. ...

... the cost of their expensive pranks both negatively and positively, must rapidly reach their counting-house convictions. We speak advisedly, and with some knowledge that a Dutch mercantile party of some strength is concocting in the spirit of this feeling ...

... had been srlceted by government for proie eution, In eontequenee of the part bad taken at some anti tithe-meetings, and—we speak from full knowledge of the f ae t—this proeeeding against him for what he deemed a constitutional resistance to an impost condemned ...

... d Prot»it«nt paper, it appears, 5* rid of one of the B shop* of the Established Church. It i* thus that the String Pach-t speaks ibe venerable Archbishop of Dublin : We declare it to our oontletion. that the lay friends of in the diocese of Dublin pemion ...

... then, is the ttiae foV'liis’.nu'ii to speak out. (Hear, mid cbeers.) If a man does not choow that another fjr frecdetfl should pass away, without one particle of to m Ireland, this is the time for l,im to speak out, If a dnau d es not choose, when the ...

... could not be heard from them. They were assailed with the most frightful yells, and cries of Popery, and while they were speaking a flag was esrri- d about toe ball, on which was written the words in them inner we have spelled them, M Lefroy and Shaw—No ...

... covet Mr. Turner's cos tom, sure might well say it onee that ten abillinge bis reverence’s money Would not buy a barrel, not speak eredit. It is pretended that the worthy parson has deel. red will have the soldiers and police down from lowo make Levina, ...