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... LONDON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28. The Funds yesterdax were made buoyant by rumours of advices from Portugal of very favourable kind. was said that Ferdinand's fears had been sufficiently excited to make him do all that our Minister at Madrid required of him towards suppressing the Portuguese revolt, and that part of the British forces had reached Oporto time to save that almost English city from ...