We understand that our Ministers are about to send an ex pedition into Portugal, and that a heavy and a light regiment of cavalry arc ordered to be in readiness with, we suppose, four or five infantry regiments. We are told that several of Pedro’s late officers have taken servic

We are authorised to acknowledge the following donations from the Lord Mayor, being the produce of fines levied by bis Lordship since entering upon office : Weavers’ Alms-house, so loaves, tolbs of meat, and one ton of coals. Old Men's Asylum, the like. Old Men's Asylum, Rsumfor

A public breakfast was given last week in Darlington to Mr. Pease, the Quaker Member for South Durham ; Mr. C. Parker presided. There was a large attendance of the Hon. Member’s supporters. After the removal of the cloth and the introduction of wine, Mr. Pease, in answer to an u

;>S. DECEMBER, 1833, STEAM FROM the ST.GEORGE OFFICE, Pei WITH OH WITHOUT PI BERTY TO TO The intended limee of depart FOR BRISTOL. ACKETS STEAM PACKET COMnrose’s-Quay, Cork. [LOTS, AND WITH Ll>W VESSELS. [«rj in DzcEMßta, 1833, FOR LIVERPOOL. The Albion, Captain Finlayaon, and Th

MILITARY PKOMOITONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR-OFFICE, DEC. 27. Hegt. of Dragoon Guardi—Eouijn W O’Mallv, from *J7 - Foot, Cornet, by purchase, vice Shel'-ey, who retires, Del l . 4th Kegt. of Light Dragoon*—Coraet W.’ B. Hind** to Lieu*, i nant, purchas**, vice Villiers, who retires; H

COURT MARTIAL ON CAPTAIN AUGUSTUS WATHEN IOF THE 15TH HUSSARS. ' On Monday this important trial commenced in Cork Bar- racks. The large mess-room in which the court martial is holding was crowded to excess~ At half-past ten o'clock Lieut.-Col. Lord Brudenell entered the court, an

A portion of our present number will affonl peculiar gratification to Lord WELLr-ftCKY, by reminding him of tuayiuitunuty in the case of Colonel Black f.r, who, if he nffrndril against the law, should, in the ordinary course of events, have been punished by Lord Anglesey, during

Court-martial on Captain Wathrn at Cork.— Tiie cross-examination of Sir Thomas Arlmthnot terminated on Thursday. On Friday Captain Corkran, Sir Thomas Arhuthnot’s Aide-de-Catnp, was examined ; after which Colonel Turner, Assistant-Adjutant-General, was called, and continued unde

STATE THE COUNTRY. Limerick. —Monday freeing last, while Mr. Pfpper, of Liamopt houie, was returning from Moneygall, within quarter mile of his house, three men attacked him, two of them armed with pistols, and the thin) seized his horse by the bridle. They instantly demanded him