... vTlfJ MRIVTG IHRONICrLE. 1 . LONDON: FRID,4T, ,FPTEMBBR r1, tS07. A Gottenburgh 2Mail arrived yesterday, but it brings no news from the Sound so late .as we have alveady re- ceived. _ - - Government have not received any dispatches ftom the Sound, since those brought by Mr. loppmlhk, which are now nineteen days old. 'The wind was fa- vourable yesterday, and accounts are hourly expeded. A ...

... I. I ?? ?? *I - CfIQI. he. LO ND .0 N: the gOZiD~r, 8AYT.EM3.R 2!, A~gO7, SeZ On Saiurdy Sir ROIEYtT WILSON of tbe 2oth ait Light 4agcons, w4Q has- been a4road with Lord by HUTCHiySON inlhis mission to the CootIent, arrived in ate town -with dispatches from St.: Petersburgh. He eft se .that capitl On tie 3d inst.' Thef are' varioys reports qz. as to the nature ofthe dispatches. Some ...

... - - i2',Y. -pi Ie'ING. CHI-RONIC'L-2. WEDZWtSD~rs S2l>PTAMB.ER 9S [tC7. . l ~aris papers. to tlc 29ftt . tt. and Datch to the 4th t[t- have been recei d. Tliq cy contain a good deal of mting rter. Thg annual Expose of the situation atemnre hats been presented bye Milter Dftae, tntt;;br to the theltv oy n vjnisrer nfPIe. ?? Body, and a vetry ?? ?? i bure o be se 'it drit 6F 6f i' + ntetnaal ...

... 2REXP.jizo :GT rkNBURO&GWM4,1L G--t~~bltUsr AUG. 3 i.-W-av~ e, hearcld r'ay; tgaaC openhagenf has been. 6ir fire iri several pl4 es, vind that a chiurchl has been burnt; also that the 'Eiglish, in approachimg their works too ner t battprjes, have lost several mea by, the miuslnutry ,'jf th'e Danes, ,and among the rest, two very emmnnt tcetrs. EL .ANFU opH, ,Ana5. ?? hasbeen a good deal of ...

... FROM bvI TE MADRID GAZfTE. .~ MADR pa, Au.. ,i ?? papers announced, some 'time ha1. , thie' arrival in. England of Major-G~nenl Carr Bresfqrd, who was.mal.J, prisoner at the re-con. quest of Buenos Ayres, by the troops of his Catldic Majesty.}- who findirfg hiiiself at liberty, on his word' of 13onour; fled; in company- with Colonel Pack, to the territory-roccupted by the' English. From ...

... ,- :-f ; Cot ?? OR1iwo CM'1ONZCL l r N >D e t 5 | f the . me ?? 1:v02 o~f~bc ?? g .Cerosity hit, Cho ser es of years, the ?? the - ritishh P 'Public his ifmanifested itself in various ways; nor is IA this charmater a ltt aumented from the considerations the that its bounty has' often. extended to the suberrs of' par istant no, inspropoi-to their exigencies ra .19ye ever found in the~-..Peopl~e ...

... FOREIGS INTEL LIGIBNC. -ThCT OF A TMIVATE LETTER ROM DENMASr. It i uASUG. 21.-The 'Volunteer Army becomes daily ' Cgorr UnVeIL ?? Flrnsburgh the citizens are epjm nh dloied l .'ovidng. for the defence of their -porlt aid wn Travelk: os lelate that the ainimosity against the fnglish, on aceount of this unexpeaed war, is incon of} ceiv b,.vjole~i~, and that nothing can exceed the pa-, t witl. ...

... corTANU@kGMMAIL~ Wt a late haur iast night we re'ce ved tw Got'ten- ~nrgh Mails They announce the landing of the t nglisb Sm ro5 on the Island of Zealand, on the mormog of the ho I tilt. The Danes are Stateb tc have determined to 6 every possible resistance. The Castle of Cronen- at] .rg had fired od our shippingj but *vithodt doirng them on injury. They did not even condescend to retuln had ...

... By'the Return made to the House of C pursuance of order, by the 1Barons of thle E i Scotland, containing Copies of all Varrants lee i sibns to Judges 'of the Court of' S.sson or p Exchequer, in that part of the Un ted K r g fin of Wives and Children, granted since tileE 'l odf 2 tit 1 786, it appears that the following Pensit on ine granted 'o ?? (Cour: of Seqsion) in cessd. ration of the ...

... i At R CA _ : JULY 2- ?? :Tetersburg' Paper of July 23d, that the .,ritish Cortinanders were .. greatly incensed at the ?? If their officers and sea- ipen, tiiat they had taken live Ar merican citizens finm a d coasting vessel, and that the Comillodore of the-Squa- I d dron decla-od -he woold capture every American vessel E )s going out o r itii until the British prisoners *vere res- tore~d. ...

... THE BXPEDITIONV. | CO CEi 8 , 'AuG. 2o.-.-AA f2-A dfys ayr i I tast wrote,. we left £lsui uia yan up 'ha alf-way tD Cp'opeage03 iwheire ?? army lahded ata clled th I actnit' H mto the kt- leat opor accdento Ne er r did I beloid such an 3nutiestingte scene 15,Ooo fine felos i n se bo tls, bi > mnmaking the ihe a rre u'nd wih th'u rshos and ,ond 'cI6,;.of vsaoty. o Thionext day we came upchei ...

... FQREG INVTELLIQENC2. * F'1h0M THE F.ENTCH AND DUTCIi PAPERS.'- A ee ithe AGVt ST ;6. . * 'At eleven sn the-rnmo'nfing oftle 24thhis I'4ajesiy the Emper o, boing scated en his throne, received a solemn Deputaiion from the Legisladiv40Body,'and aitotbeefftoin the Tibun Ie UJnon this occasion, M. Footaiies, the Plesitnt of t'he former. Assembly, delivered the follow- kv interesting Address:- ,t ...