... 'gorrigil fatelliorllre. PORtUGA L. FALaIOTUTM, Ato; -2G.-We have this morning an arrivali froii lisbon and Opor to, the for mer up to the 17th, and the latter to tihe 21st. file accounts received show tile statement by the last packet to be highly coloured. 'he forces of Doill Miguel were on their march to wards Lision, bit hiad onl) rached Conimbbra, and their total amount does not exceed 18 ...

... ?? a, I ?- t gWititurO J . r . FEX P ERI1. I E NTS O N CO0R N. MAI. EDIT0H,-Ot1 relating thle sunmves'fiil ex. pe riisnants cend ii ted by inte fto seeal YiIe vs to a arinerl' t this platce,-that is, m11 i];tvitg Itrljt thiriteeti thouisandl Ctttsi ih ?? ?? 'M iO tile entirsa of ten nitittlig, I w a tinfriiedtit ataI 'ainer :it Hrl-t'iy-low, told his oatlinlhtez that sire shotnid hare fir her ...

... From this Work we extract the following account given by Mrs. Payne:- I heard may dear husband calling to me from the deck. Frances, he saidi 'whereare you i I answered him, and entreated him not to leave me. He said he would not, but begged me to come up. I endeavonred to rise, but was so en- tangled by my wet clothes that I could not, and my husband came down to assist me. Miss Mary ...

... REJOIC1NGS AT GRLDINGTON, ?? .. .. . . , . .. . I .t - _. - _. _ On Friday week, the Hon. Lloyd Kenyon re- to rued to Gred in~ton with his aniable Brid.e- 'I'he arrival of the happy pair at Whitchurch was ?? by a merry peal of bells, and on their reaching the confines of the Principality (where two splendid atches with appropriate inscriptions had been erected) they wvere muet by an ipnaeusO ...

... DRAt8GI11'I' AND) DEATHi. (ri-vin C'lnlf!'ev's ?? alla. Many old petple, as well as persons in luiddle lit'e. ill ti is rli1) try, aro sub ject to rihenalatism, a species of lili o0 disease w hicih, like tire tooth ache, Ilvtn with litle1 genrall symptathy, becsiose it iS not fieqeentli ?? IV fatal in its rttacks. Il1, Il1 casc oi Inall)y Av ho belvug to plofossionis where exposure to ...

... I = UI OICLE 0 . BANGOu, Tl:SDAY, Ds;ECEIDR,24 IS33. 6 By the latest acctallts trolu the Peninsula it _ would appear that the French and English :merce naries in the service of Don Pedro are fast relaps. 6 ing into that state of insubordinationl and muatiny - by wlich they were distin5uislied. when shiut up itl Oporto. This is no more than what miglt 'Da toiralfy have ~eei cxpected, *hen a ...

... agrimillural , U'l f A fFALKIRIK ITRYST. e This tryst ?? nen ceil as usenal with slice p, ,Ii 6g Molndilay the itit ult. which has tortedil olit to be a I- gnii uijarlbet ior tile selier, alnld tile privesoiht;i;id for sheep ol all descriptionis ii av be ratid tit aboitr e 'roll l:; to 20 per cent. higher cthat at ti In ia, aht last lyCa', l Tle extent or the slonv lias benon ccl- p- u1te at ...

... of MAIEET so. Weonday Feb. I1th, at Dragon Hill. Pc ensdaY. - 13th, at Rhos Francis. the Friday . ?? 15th, Panton Arrms, Peinmynytdd. ich ?? j . . at the Hunting H1ouse, * Each day at ten o'clock. Fit for ted The Lord Bishop of Banrgor has been plened to Re admit Mr. Edwardi Griffithl Powell ?? the ala; a Ecclesiastical Court of' Bagr. . CARNARVONSHIRE BOROUGonS ELECTION',-.The 'I om ...

... MY SCEOOl. DAYS. (rroTh l Liss Shleridan's Comiic Ofii'ring.) The boys call me Prodirly :-1 was, however, the very antipodes of a Critrhteo in mny acquire- ments. Whetier modesty or stupidity prevented tile freits being a fornard boy I leave to rny biogra- pbesr It is au undenlialble fact, that my exercises in the play-ground far surpasavil th(ose of the aeol,1- tiorn ; and one day, hav ing ...

... To tho Editor qf tie North Waltes Chronicle. itS SIn,-T will thank you. to insert the subjoined n1 Inscription and Englynion, engraved on the Mo 19 noment recently erected in Bangor Cathedral, to j1 f'a the memory of the late Rev.- Goronwy Owen, the0 I celebrated Welsh Poet, The Inscription is in the A d ancient Roman'character, such as appears, I beh I of erve, in all the old ?? records of ...

... Albnut six weelis ago, as some workmen were employed in quarrying stones in a limuestone quarry situated within seven miles of tile town of Caber, and six miles of Blitcbelstowni, on the old line of road between the said towns,they discovered, at the distance of 20 fcet from the surface, an opening ioto the rock capable of admitting the body of one person. Prompted by curiosity, one of the men ...

... THE C11,110,NICL-E. I - . 1 i3.xrynoa, 1'I'r):cr'DA AtoUsur 27, IH3'. v IUn anuither part *f t:jiis p:rper will be founrid au S arceuiut of tile umclancholy death of flr. J. P. . Wright, Editor of the Carniava eriJcrld. ti The circmnistauces Il which his widow and six t orplian chiidrenv have been ?? by thiat sad event are so truly.distressing, that We trust little ?? a need be usetd to induce ...