... WEDNESDAY', OCTOBER 23, 1833. NEWS FROMl PORTUGAL. ai Attack by theo Q veen's Troops ol thec Migueelie Fr~iccs, li and Retfreat if die latior. d 'rhe Pike Schooner, Lieut. Brroolcing, anrived dt On 1 conlar, at Plymouth. after a very Stontily passage, a from Lisbon, which shte left on thle Mill instant. Site at britigs intelligence, that oin the morning-of the 10th thle is Quieen's troops, ...

... Iolxlloalfv anllea ap PARtS, DEC. 21. Jr HEi almaments of 4'rance and Enigland appear to have excite l the attention of Count Pozzo di Borgo InI answer to the explanations he demanded in th tiname of his Government, be hns been told that the late naval movements olmht not lo be considered as extrat ordinary, sinre it wa.s alwayst the custow of tile two countries to change the ships at the ...

... CHORlAL SOCIETY. o tohe PRINTER of the HAMI'SNIMrB TCLE:GAPII. Sia,-The Committee of the Choral Society have! C( noticed with some surprise, a letter in tie last week's hi Herald, signed Live and lot Live, rcfiecrinr on their Pt conduct in g'iving roncerts. injurionsly to the Musical 1 Profession ITheir anonymous accuser does not appear to be very aell informned with regard to the subject ...

... BOlUS;. O1F PEERS. MONDAY, BIAY 20.1 The Duke of Richtnond presented a petition Iront Chichester, against the gene- ral registry bill. 'The Duke of Wellintgtn presentedi a petition from the merchants and shipowners of the town of Newcas- tle.tipon-Tyne. against the Dutch embargo. Ile would abstain froi entering into any discu6sionl upon the sub- ject at present, as be understood that there was ...

... ROYAL MARINLS. V- 'Tite following letter has been addressed cto tite Editor (c of' thle Standard, newspaper . - . T R, Sn-Ysour hav11ing bcen so kind as-to irlsist in yottr 'ypaper of the IIilt Lt, a eter from mie onl the subject .sl the otis- fto' ad eltecuipH, iiduecw mne again to trespass on you by Calling kittiti- us lion, through your valuable celuion',, to thue fasct that tise half- a ...

... Rolloollf. . FRIDAY, SEP'T5Mi3ER20, 1833. Tlhe German Papers state tliat the stay orf ti,' Emperor of Russia, at I ?? would not ex- ceea four days. Tihe Enmperor wouldt thence proceed to Berlin, where l Sould ind the I E tiPreI,; and shortly ajfterwards return to St. Ptethsbiirg, liaving promised the Senate that his absence from hii ?? WOUld not exceed one mtonth. The Emperor aitr Empress of' ...

... 1LOB 011 . A AOI ?? FRIDAf, APRkIL. 12, U11131. f From thle French Papers land other su'uices wv I have previously given thle substarce of the remoustrance oJ of Mlehemet Ali, but we are now enabled to give Ili$ ti own dispatchito thie French illinister, Admiiratl Rounasin, which, whatever in a co~mprehensive sense may be 5i thought of the reasllon tg, is not very discredi ta ble to all the ...

... ON 0 N ,1) 0 J A N. 22. The Paris Papeprsof SuIday anld Monday have been received, hut their contents, which, With a very few exceptions, are wholly speculative, do not appear to offer much matter deserving of extraction. Rumours of intended changes in the MI nistry were disseminated with so much confidence, and succeeded each other so rapidly upon the preceding day, that even steady peo- f ...

... - .. , . .I. . /. .. (Fr;om the Leeds Itlslielupceer.) Alle have this week to record one of the most distressing occurrences that has come under our notice in Leeds for a long time past-thie nurder of an infant by its unfortunate mother, who afterwards destroyed herself' The particulars of this tragical affair will be best gathered fiom the following outline of the proceedings on tile ...

... HIOUSE Or LORDS-Tuesd-ay. The second reading of Lord WVynford's Bill for Diminish.. ing the Expenses of Common Law Suits, occasioned some t discussion. Lord ILXNDHURST resisted it, observing that the opinions t of the Judges coincided with his opinion, which was unfit-. vourable to the Bill. His Lordship contended that instead of diminishing it would increase delay and expense. Lord BLDOX ...

... LONDON, .JuiY 23. Lisbon anid Oporto Papers have been recei~ved this e morning;- the former to the date of the 5th inst, and the latter to' the 192th inclusive. The Lisbon. Iapersi Suy contain no notice of military: operations, and the only: org allusion to the state of affairs is an order for preventing boo1 the spreading of 1 alarmning'and false reports whic 2 may tend to discourage the ml ...

... IT 0 CSA ) OR 19. SATUR32AY,2OCT: 19. . HAD we been aware, at the time our leading article of last week was sent to press, of the particulars which had transpired before the Corporation Commission in the Council Chamber, we should certainly have made some remarks on that very judicious suggestion of Mlr. Charles Sadler in reference to the expences attendant on the offices of Mayor and Bailiff; ...