... finding all his previous calculations erroneous, he quotes official return made by order of Parliament, and dbiiactlLpri, twice over, that is return the Dissenters 'themsrloes— tht accuracy of which he thinks I may not inclined to impugn. 1 can assure him he is mistaken; and ( shall be mistaken 100 does not himself impugn it, before we liave done with it. But Vigil affirms what not true, what ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY, MARCH 4. DESPATCHES have been received from Lisbon. the 18th ult. an action took place at Almoster, between the and Miguel's troops. Though the advantage was on the side of the forces of the Queen, it is equally clear that the contest was conducted with great courage and animation on the part of the Miguelites until fortune showed itself decidedly against them. The loss on ...

... [Continued fri.m 4th page.] CROWN COI Monday. •John Patrick surrendered to take his trial, on a charge of manslaughter, in killing Edward Duffill, at Kidderminster. It appeared that on the 28th of November, the parties, in consequence of a provocation given by Duffill, fought five rounds, at the end of which Duffill, who had a severe fall in the 3rd round, said he would fight no more, and ...