... Ib(VEMMOM M-At . O -- d6o~fgsg'~iti ~ .;tr1 4htie i4rhole of the Enr p1;sh exjeditiouq skiietd Yesterday kitdrniing ofr Engldnd ITht Vitory, Sir 1. S^amarei; ?? to or three other ships, rerssain liere di tle fotiihr ,ill iail 6i a fev days for the Baltic. Vroots. letterg Oteited b 'dW post fronfi Stockiholmn state, ?? since the ast iiitei view thre si tkg bad wth Sir ;. Moiej fiis Ale'sty it ...

... - SPJIArM. PROCLA-MATION' OF TH. SUPREME JUNTA AT. SEVILLE.* Seville could not resist the' impulse of her ?? royalty, of whichi she has set the ex ample in al!ages. The King, to whomu we all swore allegiance with emotions oF oy. uiprecedented in history, has been decoyed fromi.us The fund-pnental la*s'of' our monarchy are trampled onuir foot, our property, our Cs-. tomns; our wives-all w.ich ...

... THE MORAVIAG CHRONICLE. . IO NDON:. D ?? MO7NDAT, :'yLT IS, steC.Y - ?? e Sir JoHtN MOORE arrived in town oa Saturday noight, t and had a long interview with Lord CASTLt FRAGH. ; We have the satisfaftion to state, that it is finally s settled that the Earl of' Charhan does hot go oat as r 'Comtande) in Chief of the Expedition. It is'to, be - ;ninder the command of General Sir H EW DALRYMPLE, e ...

... AM3IERICA. At a Meeting of the President and Dire~anrs of the Bank of the united States, otl the t3th May, 1808, the following Re- port was approved, viz. 'ihe Committee appoinfted to consider what measures ought, III their opinron, to bc purvued by the Diredkors of this Bank, respetting the Stocklhcders of the United States Funded Debt. Who reside in Europe, antid hae empowered this Bank to ...

... THE XJJQ/?ViVNG CHRONICLE. L0 ND O N: FRIDir, .7UL2 X3, i8e8. We are enabled, upon the authority of a letter which bas been received from Madrid, to state, as an undoubt- ed fa61, that the Gendarmgrie sedentaire have been march- ed from Paris to Spain, a measure whilh has not been before adopted in the whole course of the revolution. The duty of this corps is to maintain the police of the ...

... .From tb LONDON OAZ TTE, JuZr 16. ADM-lRALTY OFFCE;'JULY 16. . Copyn'f a LettrTfrons Captain lohu buer, olf his' Majesty's U * l the 'Atirora,, ti she Han, 1V: W. Pole, 'dated on board that hip, Carlisle Bay Barbadies, the 2d June i68s . :SiR- l beg teave to t'epre-ent to you, fhtr the informdationn of, P .my lqrds Cotharsi~ionerb of the Admiralty, that on my passage tothe.' IVestiludies in ...

... S PAI IN. EXJ I ORDINARY GAZETTE OF SARAGOSSA,IDF T.'HIRD JULY. . ?? day before yesterday, the ist instant, about mid. inio'i, the French ardly encamped in the environs of tliis capital, megn to bombard the tOwR, and contihued tbe ' bombardment until the evening of the following day; duriin which time, upwards of one thousand four hpjn- dred bonibs and shells were thrown into the place. The ...

... -y LECTURE OWV4D.4 to THE £ZTlOR OP TI{E A ORYXNG ?? I got into a scrape one evening lately in the street, Whicli ended in my being committed to the watch- house for the night. I hadi not been there malty mi notes when sorne of the City' Officers brought ln.a little, old Gentlemans with a auman skull nder'his arti; 'It seems there had beena dini.er at the Mansiotiouse, it which several of the ...

... TilS MORNING CHRONICLE. _ LONDON:, 2,fONDAI', 7UL2I 25, x8o. l Yesterday we received Dutch Papers to the 2oth in- stant inclusive, containing Paris news of the r 2th. MUVRAT is stated to have arrived at Bayonne, int the afternoon of the 6th. On the following day the body calling themselves the SpanishJunta, at Bayonne, met for the last time, and it was arranged, that on the Sth.or 9th at ...

... 7 ii e T - Chi Lt erday Ool av , R -Ai&-diC, C S Ji; MO E0 , arriud. t-ihe Seci etr of S0ate', 0 rith di+' itch4. repott, was foithiwi~th 'm~ost' tidi- trotlY circulat'ed, sat~~e was..t~libeaier! cF the very ?? te~ws th'at -;a .:change, had' taken P'ce in the pinwass pfthetm of R'.s'R,'ussiA-thyat' a peace beZ tweenr him and the King of -WwDaN wS &ualy ne- ,goci~tingsaand ?? Mua AY was the ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, Jt75T 4. The'House met about half p4st three. l The Earl of SUFFOLK thought himself justified, in the present state of the country, ad this being the last a day of the Session, in inquiring who was' the Minister of the `-ountry. Informer Administrations there ap- peared a responsible Minister at the head; but at present they looked ...

... THE MORNING CHROGf!CL.E. LO N CN- W.EDNESDAY, f rLY 27, 18-1. A Coimmissioner with proper Credentials from thle Bishop and Provisional Government of Oporto, is t ppotnted to come to this Country, and is arrived. -This Commissioner is Ml. FERRAA, who was - the Conservidor, or Judge of British Claims in the SI- premb Court ?? at. Oporto, previous to the emigration of the Royal Fasviily. Mr. ...