... MIISCE;LLANEOUS. . LATEST FRO1I PORTUG M,.-Tlic most intense anxiety exists to learn tile result Of tile attack on Lis- bon. The report of the commencement of the attack by Marshal Bouan)oINT is confirmed by the French papers of Sunday, wlicil we have received this morn- ing. All that is known at present is, that on the 5th, the attack was ?? qf Tiesday, Donna Maria, the voung Queen of ...

... NEW REG[S TRY. A meeting of the subscribers to Lloyd's was held on Thursday week, pursuant to notice, to consider an application made by tle committee of ?? registry of shipping, for the grant of a sum of money towards organising and effecting an improved system of classi- fying and registering British and foreign vessels. Mr. Dewar having ?? the chair, and briefly stated the purpose of the ...

... FOREIGN INTElLLIGENCE. FRANC.Nc-r-t is reljaorted tha~t the.miniister of ?? doneeisiplates~n immediate reduction of the army, to the vet extnt,~f pacy ~0,00 mo,~eqalling about one squadron or battalionin everyregiment. Thle skeletons mr4i of these attali~nswill be pesetved, nd remain in.depots,. taa of which th~re svll be one for e~ey department:- It is mit also said, that it is in future ...

... LAW AMENDMIENT. s An act has just passed, C. 42, entitled An Act for tthe further amendment of the Law, and thle better ad-' cvancement of Justice, wviich has altered the law in aseveral respects, and Contains several higisly useful and practical provisions ; amoungst others, it contains a pro- tvision of great importance with regard to thle local, eexpeditious, and cheap trial of actions ...

... COURT OF KIAX(Ps BJENCH', Mfondaey, June 10. TI1O5tPS0N r. itIK IEs. The case was heard before Mr. Justi('e Littledale, Mr. r JusticeParke, and Mr) utc Patikn. Tire Lord Chief Justice Demnnan, having beon previously engagcd onl tire case, left the irbonch. b Mr. CaERSWvrLL.. who1 1apticavaed fior the defendant, said, this was anl action brought by Thomas Thompson against Rtobert Ralakes the ...

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... ?? instead S4 t 9, JJ C-4 r U r t -- ? AND lfnl]3ER 'Lltll i I[LL I Ll DA, FiURv.%ny 22, IS33. - i our last, occupied a very considerable por- ii t ,r spce, with remarks ol the condition of : til one branch of the plan of Ministers ii~ti on of that ill-fated country, it is with ;nti' ve find ourselves compelled to approach * D avis. The pages of our last Friday's num- :ai;;d a short notice ...

... j ? ! i i, . -,i Q Lit ?? (111 tes acustmidto to -I . ~ii~ ?? the boy e %vn acustomd tocome, into the titip-yardr on1 prletence of ace, iij,~ upl ehufii fur tirewoud, huit Ii-ig CIlsp~euctd orf sttatini, 6nin oher thing-i- lie was stopped, whnsrrtii n'v lawr lW Io.id ii ists sli p). o n appi~ I-i n-; to, th ha C ~ ins r, s Ii e;it st I, ee also Isis voidistit, ilaand smilt-oilitat site ...

... B~O1S;lEIGN iNTELLIGENCE. A Frenchmart arriving- from London was a few p days ago se-rched by the policeatd Cound to have thirty-P nine sealed letters, all of which were taken from him a and put into the post-office, to be sent to their respective b addresses, and a prosecution has been istittited against the bearer ftr the penalties he had thur incurred: The Times recently published a lcticr ...

... 'T i l . 1, TE ()1 I1 UE l N' 1, Y . \*o 'eN( l't he itire' instructive thita the rapid f,;! ,f 10 'til ki .tI pete%-r ; nor, more Our ious than tue ioto on thle lispuitt acts of thle I-frfirm- '-litltan etili the ?? IlAlropean dcrno- L!L .1i' ntticisnes cf 1hth have ?? tile saitne; ?? tlw( hro te iactucd I)-, Ithe saile Il n ciplee;, and x fto ttie itmsc utjgovernddeb a.tuh'ittonl T 'lb c ...

... ?? Q ?? I~~n -~v *a Or I Tue Select Committee of the house of Commons, which was appointed on-the 3d of May,§' to inquire into the present sta teof Agriculture, and of the person employed in agriculture, in the United Kingdom, made their report to the house on the 2d of Augusta and we are now enabled to lay before our readers the reselt of their inquiries. Nearly the whole of the witnesses ...

... acne 901m 3 vn3 D .t. :L Mr AND lltIU31U'.L Pr11:!:' !:Y. IU]LL, F 1DAV, JUNI.- I-n PARAAMMN-T.--It will be seen, by onr ir summaries in other parts of this I ?? ?? ture have been, ?? tile lartter Iart - . the coiomeace-mcrtt of the prcsirtl, o e Slavery Question anid that conitecred 1r of the Dlak Charter-two subjeets Uf r portance. The former is coniected ai: racter which it is csseutial ...