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With which thc new Ministers ua. si'''so oy the press on their aI poia,,,ess 'sss' they Carry every thing bt fore th, z, s.n,,' decided malorlties. NJ. Bupin. Il s''i' a ,erhment candidate for Frcsident as E so Chamber oi Deputies, was cboso, ''e

 ne addresses n atsv CT to the K;na, speech, were mere cchoesinboth IIanas although tic Paris correspondence eqses' or,s' London press speak of the ailswer 2, al.lle ,i Deputies as heinz tic most serk;.o '''c

 oRruGAL.-1he affairs of tl,,sl dem seem ta femaili tnneh ::;.s s,s. .., condition in which onr last adyjres .a'ne ae them. When Don Pedro aets ls he 'e'e aiij eomeso1 victorious. 5ut l,is - -, 's'', are 50 limited and feeble, thai ba 'se''''s ;;. able to prosecute vigorous and ! daa' "o' slye eaI1ipaiea. h the mean time sss' p '1isaci, who is sustained sy the biaa, ,nol clergy bosh of i'orEugal and Snaia,' ,'9,sd e suesecdcd n a great measure in Ia nas ming him Tn at Oporlo; ard uplss'''s' asaI' iicieht uatlonal succor be soon allsra. Ys'' hifn, his cause may he sci flown as ,aa sea itss. We give the following atldit;eppe,, ope, particulars: 1; oa',t Villa Flor e,ss J,ss a sigiitd 5 d i'Is command ln-eAieI of tlearasr;; as; which has been assumed by Don pea.9s' p9' n person. 'a'a

 he British force at Oporto consis,s.s iiae Orestes, IS guis; tic Nant;lns 'o guns: and tic lina leraerl, s' Y ship, The Ieyerci, lo guns k :lss a0. present in the river, but had merels come ln 10 water. I sfing commenced on Saturdar X. iuia, from two of Don AligueI's batle. s Iries, upoa Don i'edio's ships, wbsb 'J was hrlsklt answered. It conijones until night, when inc darkness and a1rs meIIdous rain put ah end to the eanpon Fade. ne ships, iai::iiss;lll,sI iii.e iijla da f.rava, were considerably nlured Soon afterwards the batteries Of Dpnpe. dfo, Oil the south side of the river. bpaa, 10 play. Much damage was done saa ana

 more apprehended to fhe reutral sl,jrs H iiie river, from tue cross firing.

 sPAIN.-ihc influence of the Qnccn E said to oe exerted ill iaver of Donna Nara s pretensions-but they ha,e nol hitherto ripened into any overt act. aad probably consist in mere fractise selfish simpasljes. suggested ty the similarity Ct the slipaiioH of her own daughter.

 4 London paper states that thf Kine of Spain had relapsed into | state of mental lmbeeility, rom which itis be- ileYed that recovery k hopeless.

 T ietterhas been pntlistsd, pnrport- lng to have been sent ty Don Carlos to ats brother Ferdinand. dated the lsih, annopneing q his intention of qnitiing sPain, 8ilh his family, and proceeding 10 Rome.