PORTUGAL AND SPAIN.
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1t was confidently reported in London on
the 18th Of March. that Sir II. Clinton has
written home in the strongest terms for re-
Inducements. The gallant general, it is
said, has declared 5000 additional troops ne
cessary.


Madrid papers of the 22d Feb. state that
several British regiments had been engaged
with the Portuguese royalists, and had beat
en- them. The aid-tle-camp of Gen. Clinton
was killed in the action.


Affairs in Portugal are not quite settled;
it was reported that the rebels had taken
possession ot Oporto, but il is not positively
affirmed. War is not expected. Some SEN
sation was felt in the manufacturing towns
on the subject of an additional duty on wool


The alarming Illness of Lord Liverpool,
(and the indispositon of MIR. Cannng) have
greatly impeded the public business. Ihe
Courier (Which speaks from anthority,l says
that even if the noble Earl should recover
the resumption of his duties rs Prince Min
lister cannot be expected. A total cessation
from all mental exe'tion will be necessary