... LONDON. TUESDAY. JUNE 3. IT 18 with great pleasure that we announce to our readen that the civil war in Portugal over the array ha- submitted to Donna Maria, i'l),in Miiruel and Don Carlo* have by this time the Peninsula in a British ship-of-war. After irv trained Terceira near Thomar, the Miguel*,ao • iipitately evacuated Santarem, and crossed the south of the Tagus in the direction of er a • ...

... been considered of sufficient conscquence to fill up your Paper, Thursday la*t, with a result such minor import as an Election for Clerk to Commissioners of Roads, and therefore should have refrained taking any notice of it, did not consider the statement /lathing as to require some explanation, for otherwise many of your readers may be misled. I shall make no observation* save the following, ...

... LONDON. TUESDAY, JUNE 2*. DON MIGUEL sailed fromCascaes Bay for Genoa on the inst. in the Stag. An unexpected attack was made upon him he was embarking, by a man who rushed from the crowd and attempted to assassinate him, the time lie was walking between l »|.tain Lockyer, of the Stag, and Mr. Grant, the former of whom immediately succeeded in knocking the man down. VI hen the accounts left ...

... the grievances under which they laboured, and for the separation Church and State. The Noble Duke thought many parts of the petition well worthy tbe consideration their lordships, but he could not coincide with that part which prayed the separation of Charch and.StatlV ) Counsel were heard for and against the London and minster Rank Bill. This Bill, it was contended on behalf the Bank England, ...