... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PORTUGAL. Protest addressed by Das Antas to SirW. Parker and the Foreign Ambassador at Lisbon. The undersigned, President of the Suprem Government of Portugal during the coercion of her Most Faith- ful Majesty, GeneraI-in-Chicfof the national forces under the command of the Junta, solemnly protests before them, and be- fore all the nations of the world, and in the name ...

... To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. SIR,—The general interest felt in anything relating to the potatoe disease will be ample apology for my transcribing, for the information of your leadeis, some extracts from a letter, by Robert Joseph Biggs, Esq., surgeon, Kingswood Hill, in Felix Farley's Bristol Journal, June 12. After combating Dr. Playfair's theory that the potatoe dis- ease arose ...

... O.0 TVTAPTTET* JUNE 23.There continues J in fnr nil descriptions of British plantation to be a good demand for all descr P P yr> ad a fair amount of business pr ces. The accounts ofcropby U* £ wtisfactory.-P.S., Four o clock, in Charles Morgan has ^7^ SS: TiTEE iSJSSTA »un* jaPs Vaughan Watkins, will walk over the course, as w 11 Mr. j Baily that of the county. ...

... PORTUGAL. The intelligence from Portugal is as satisfactory as, under the circumstances, it could well be. Of course the object to be desired now is the consummation of the netilement under the new Quadruple Alliance it is satisfacioiy, therefore, to find that the Junta has definitively submitted to the arrangement; and that at court steps were taken to carry out the terms of the convention ...

... PRIDAY, JUNE 18. A considerable discission arose respecting Committees on Pri- vate Bills, upon the proposal, by Mr. Greene, of the following resolution II That it is expedient that the constitution and practice of all committees on private bill., in future sessions of Parliament, should be assimilated, as nearly as may be, to those of com- mittees on railway bdfs and that it he an instruction ...

... The neighbourhood of the Hotwell-roaf\ was greatly alarmed on fuesday evening by a report that a woman living in Limekiln- lane had been murdered by her hu-lIand. On enquiry it was found that there was too much ground for the report, the facts being we believe as follow. On Wednesday afternoon an Inquest was held on the body at the White lIart. near to the house, by J. H. Grindon, Esq., and a ...

... CAERLEON. HOUSEBREAKING,—On Sunday morning, during the time of divine service, the lodge at the gate of the Priory, Caerleon, occupied by Joseph Comely, was, during the absence ot the family at church, entered by some thieves, and robbed of lis õd. in money, which was lying on the mantel piece. The thieves had broken a square of glass in one of the windows looking on the shrubbery, and thus ...

... Prince Louis Napoleon Archule Muiat, son of the celebrated Alurat, died in America, on the lath Apnl iast. at his residence in Florida. He was 46 years of age. His niiinnen were eccentric, but he was a man of learning, and author of various works on Ameiica, which aiemuch esteemed. We 'egret to state, Dr. Whitley, one of the district suigeoiis, died yesterday from tvpus fever, caught in the ...

... At the Offices of Messrs. J. Birch and H. J. Davis, Newport. Magistrates present—The Revds. T. Pope and Hugh Williams, and J. Russell, Esq. Thomas Joseph, alias Howell, was put up charged with a brutal assault on George Emerson, a farmer in the parish of Christchurch, and amongst the tombstones of the dead.—Wm. Williams, tiler, of Newport, proved seeing the defendant lifting up the complainant ...

... TUESDAY, JUNE 8. In reply to a question from i\ir. G. Bankes, Lord J. Russell stated that he should propose on Thursday or Friday a motion for the further suspension of the corn duties, and also the navigation laws to the 1st of March. Mr. Hume's motion respecting Portugal was putofftill Friday. it beins; not practical to have ihe papers in time for Monday. Sir F. I liesieer called attention ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. NEWPORT CATTLE MARKET.—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10 Price per lb. to siiih the oflal. s. o. s. a. Beasts 0 to 0 7* Sheep (in the wool) 0 8 0 Ditto (out) 0 62 0 7 0 7j 0 8 0 6^ 0 71 Pig (per score) 0 II 0 There was a very tine supply in the market to-day, but good beefis still the scarcest article. Several cattle, of good qua- lity for the time of year, appeared among which we noticed ...

... CARDIFF POLICE.—THURSDAY, JUNE 17. Present: James Lewis, Esq., Mayor. Thomas Roberts was charged with Vagrancy, and was com- itted to the House of Correction with hard labour for a month. He was then removed to the station in custody, and when rt by himself, broke all tue windows, and added that when left gaol he would break the Mayor's windows. Dennis Bryant, a boy about 13 years of age, and ...