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 By the African steamer at Falmouth, iniel- ngence has been received from Lisbon to the l7th, and from Oporto to the aist ult. These ! atcounts ssy that the capital was in the most settled and tranquil state.

 On the l4th there were reviews at various quarters ofthe city of the newly -fornaed Ma 2 fi0nal Guards. Mh0 are chiefly of the middle srlasses, and amount t0 fully fa.00O. On ihe i5th, which happened to he the an- niversary of Donna Marin, Lord William Rus sell delivered af the ievee his credentials as Minister Plenipaieniiary. and notice of the < recognition of the Queen by Great ,Britain.-- The news of this was insmrdiately spread about, aad great rejoicings and illuminations Ntook place.

 -ss On the isshihe constifutionalieis at Oporto attacked the remaining number of the Migu- elites outside the linvs the attack ssas made pnt night, On the right of the enemy's line, HhIch were immediately turned. and thrown into confusion. Colonel Bacon, with his ian. eers, -thsn rapidly pursued them for two lHNgueg, ta0k between 800 and 4OO prisoners, and OcepsiOned them tU lose twice that num- sbss ii killsd apd wounded. The loss .in the nhInir oa the part 0f the Pedr0ites was eslina- siti Atifpm 90 tO 300 in killed and wounded. sf 0h the aOih as many aS 60 desariers came qsA< Wilhinshe sPaca of two hours, and the hN4Gs .rs s.s tr''