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A DICTION.i!ItY •OF FItACTICE IN CIVIL
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Pleas; with Practicarlkisetioaa and pumas, arringtod tinder each
ItiTHOMAS I.Kg;

Barriatei at Law.

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ment, by nsearts-nf winch an immediate reference can be made
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PARIS, Float.

Letters from Pontevedia in Galicia, dated the 24th
January, say, that the vanguard of the Portuguese re-
fulsecs has arrived at Celanova. General Montealegre
Was expeptesil. Other refugees were going to Alfarelo,
to join those who are under the orders of Telfez Jordan.
Aootheo band, iconinfanded by Magessi, was mareking
&pwards It is kalin that.' 2.000 refu-
gees have re-entered, in small detachmedts, the Piovinee
of Tras-os-Montes. The militia of Villa-Viclosa defend

the passage of the bridge over the river Tu.. The head
quarters were at Pecas, four leagues from Chaves.
• Letters from Orense, of the 26th January, say, that
the day before, about ten o'clock, there had been an
action, is which the refugees were repulsed by the troops
of the Regency, who were.superior in number.
Letters from Castile, of the 30th of January, say, that
Major General Viscount de &meta has presented himself,
with his family, a Brigadier, and some Officers; and,
that they have been ordered to proceed to the province
of Soria, sixty leagues from the frontiers.
A Portuguese Officer has presented himself, with
fourteen horsemen, at Albuquerque, who, by or drys of
General San Juan, have been disarmed, and-sent into'
the interiors

VI TM MILS, Dal/19 TUZIOAfj sy. 15.
PARIS, Pm. le,
We have just received our letters from CaMetontinerinni the
11th January. ..r
The Government redoubles its authority, and exerts
all its efforts to extirpate among the peopletheir habits
of indolence. A firman has been issued relative to the
Police of the Coffee-houses in Galata. (We shall give
it to-morrow.) Within this month 2.000 regular troops,
with two beibaches. 50 topchis, and four cannon, have
been sent from Constantinople to Larissa. A great
Inumber has been sent to NegrJpont, with 1,000 topchis
and eight cannon.
Thee thousand men, 1,000 topchis, and eight cannon, have been
sent us Norrostior, under the orders of Count Ramon Valiasei.

It Maid that &knimas Aga, who is sent to Egypt to re-establish
[ a 'Totem fen the supply of the capital and the army, is to go first to
Candia, _ _ _

The steam boat sent to tae Greeks is in Canes, with I schooner.

The Morsitemr, of Sunday, contains the account of
the Sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, on the 10th.
The Report of the Committee on the law relative to
the Slave Trade was brought up, and the Budget for
1628, presented. They fill seven pages of the Morsilestr.
TION If= 11100TIDIMIE Or /101IDAY.

PRIVATE coanzsraNDthcs.
MADRID, FAN 2.

On account of the bad weather the Royal Family
has not comet Madrid to-day to the festival of the
Purification. All the letters received from OW Castile,
confirm the accounts of the successes Alined by the
Royalists, on their second entry into Portugal. As I
wrote to you, the Constitutionalists, who were bold
enough to attempt to penetrate into Ttas-os-Montes,
have been entirely defeated, and general depression has
succeeded io their ranks to the most ridiculous bragging.
It is probable that the next letters will announce the re-
appearance of the It .y.elists in force, in Upper- Beira,
where Villa Fior can make no stand, his army hav-
ing lost in the last combat, as we are informed, more
than one thousand tinen. We know that the diftetent