... Saturday, Auijust 2, 1 82 S. Up to the hour of our going to press there has been no fresh arrival from Portugal; nor have we any later news from the East of Eu- rope than the eighth and ninth bulletins of the Russian army, which we have elsewhere no- ticed. Prom what is already known, however, it would appear, that while Don Miguel, in- vested with the privileges of sovereignty, is exercising ...

... to tie ilugn of Lkrh! upon Earth for a Thousand Years. Jv'd. London ¦• Printed for Richard Rsrs, 52, Pall mail; Archibald Constable, Edinburgh; aiJ ?? Krr\E, Dublin. . * O WANTS k SITUC^p, C A R electable YOU> ...

... The anniversary of this escelleni institution was held on Monday. At 1 1 o'clock a large body of the members assembled at St. Mary's School room.aud thence walked in procession to St. Mary '• Church, accompanied by the President,. Dr. Carlyon.the Rev. C. M. Gibson, Vicar of Su Clements'.the Raws. W.W. Harvey .rector.and li.B.Bul- locke,curate of Bt. M ary 's.the Rev. W. D. Longlands.curate of ...

... We beg to call attention to the following letter, and it enclosure, because the act to which it refers, is herein ?? dared to be the law relating not only to the oyster fishery, but all other fisheries on the coast : ? Office of Committe* of Privy Council for Trade, April 11, 1848. Sin, ? I am directed by the Lords of the Committee of Prir I Council for Trade, to enclose to you for your ...

... To th* Editor qf th* Cornwall Gazette. Si ». Place, Feb. 24th, 1847. The Chancellor at tha Exchequer having in hia budget omitted to encourage the increase of the slave- produced Copper Orea, by wresting from the poor Cor- nish miner tbe small protection, which, daring the swamping rf tbe Cornish Mines, by the glat of Foreign Ores, hss alone saved hiss from the anion ; Mr. Manta £££*? .fTf ...

... the lady of Lieut.;*Feg«n. R. N. rf isfcColumb, Mrs. W. Darke, of a daughter. MARRIED. M St- ColoniH . on Monday last, Mr. J. Benny, tfiu Mary Denni*. kt Traro, en Tuesday la«t, Mf. Robert Michell, . .to Miss SHenceTraer Ferris. *■-■■■ Madron, on Tuesday last. Mr. Rd. Hewett, to Miss Elizabelh Ninnis, boib of Penzance. 9 DIED. AtLiskeatnTon Tuesday last, after an illness of Arte days, with the ...

... Caution to Tenants. — liaise, F.sa. ?? Eddy. — The defendant was bro tight in at Bodmin, on Friday seJonight, up-' his ; ?? to be discharged under 'he Insolv;--: >«'- ?? case appeared to be that the taaalwi* farm belonging to the honourable Mi plaintiff.) in ihe parish of Paul ; and, •' of nearly three years rent being due «• > : last, a distress was in July put in ?? .i. thereof; but the ...

... YANKEE DOODLE. A JSFJV SONG, InsciiUd. f without permission) lo the upright president, M \ ii.Sok ; lhe rnlnvbfahle generals Clt ANDELIERj Mi no air, and Dlir-rorne ; «wd the modern Julius Cwsar, alias, Paul Jones the Seeo, - alias, Sir.'fen -si rings Jack, alias, 1b.3 MAGNANIMOUS Commodore Rogue's ears !! The Music to be had of processors Broke and Mapi.es» ut their Military Music Warehouses, ...

... Fuimat, Nov. 13. — Arrived the Great Liverpool, str Ingledue, fro-n Alexandria and Malta. She brings be- tween 50 and 60 passengers ; but her news has all been anticipated by die last overland mail through France. This steamer bad a rough passage home and sustained some slight damage in her paddle boxes. This was tetn- porlaily repaired here ; after which site started for Liver- pool. Sunday, ...

... IMPORTANT Fr.OM THE CAPE. A Gacelte cxiraoi Jinary contains despatches wliich biii-g do« n the proceedings at Natal to the beginning of July. They are most satisfactory, and promise a very tperdy suhmisaiun of the insurgents. A I daybreak on the S6ih of May the Boors csrried the Point after a desperate resistance hy the detachment rationed there. Fortunately the powder ard cngineer'a Kr.Tev ...

... FRANCE. The qnr-ction of the exclusion of certain paid public functionaries from the chamber of deputies has come to a trial of strength, which resulted in a majority of 22 or 24 for the Government. Queen Christina lelt for Perpignan on Thursday last week. Her further progress would depend on the course of events in Spain. It was believed that her arrival at Madrid would be followed by a ...

... Spain.— Accounts from Madrid to the 8t inst. state that on the preceding day the « ,s ™ s sion of the plan of the Declaration of High was resumed in lower Chamber, and the para- graph relative to personal lihertv was adopted by a majority of 50 to 48, M. Martinez de la Rosa and M. Toreno voting in the minorit}. This is the third victory obtained hv the Move- ment party on this important ...