... CkELMSI5ORD, ESSEX. S.1rogOAT, Aur.. 6, C CitAitOt OF SMitiiiER.-5,ECIAL O&NISiSICN. WtLLIAMX Wrs1nAAs4ss Was tried by Sjieci'd Comosiission, be- rore Lord ELLiezurilrolscrus, on the chiarge 6f murdering 'Iho-j mias, Barnes, an American seaman on board- the ship Croydon, Ylygat Cariestoie, 8uts Amnerica,. Mr erjeant- S11ZPAERD, as Counsel for the 'prosecution, ~ * tated the circianmstaaices of ...

... Frft.r;i em V'OYDON G,1ZB7 JAvo.23,. AIMIRALITY.QLEIcE ArrabSt ?? *:CiptY a Ii:- tte ?? Vite-'Admjral Sir John'Stras %W3rren Kt Comhlanider in Chief ofhis Miatiestys S;jpus .d eune~ .t rtlaei, to the Hqn. Wri*ate Ole, dated ftr t .iaisJU1y 14. 211011 I enty~fie'ne ?? I\1hjestya R stoop Indian, June, t 11haye tlehanlostur tio ifitorm I.1ou, that a7-a~to ;h81t ljvitla carr W n f cjr andprov ...

... SPALNISH PATRIOT5.' *OUrA'Y OF T]elDDLESEX MEETIN, tUFSDA, AttO. 30, t8. , nm , lav a ?? of. the .Fleehold6vs of Ft 6Coify i ...

... SP-IA'. CYIt;JN'NA GAZETTE, JuI.y 3. From Tnledo thev write, that General Moncey had. passed throtugzh Cuenrca, wit ih 8060 men, as some say for Valencia, and as others say for Saragossa. We yesterday inserted accounts relating to this last point, in conformnity witn four attested letters received itom Madyklwliich were shwen to us,andit appears,on the v.hole, that there is no roomn to doubt ...

... TXlE GORAFUTlG CHRONICLE. I I.LONDON: PV4_'kSDAF8A2, AUGUST 17, ISCR. Our readers will peruse, with great satiefaaion, the official details, from the London Gazette, of the ?? render of DUPoNT, and the evacuation of Madrid. The fais were known before, but the confirmation must give heartfelt pleasure to every British bosom. The retreat of the Usurper, af:er the robbery of the Paiaces and ...

... 4Hr! - ppfTlMd, c a OX -8L. :. ' ' LON'DO N: ' .L . SLL.-1, AUGUST a3, ISc& d We have l~tters from Sir A. WrLLESLt`eY'S al- h1 n -dated MondegoBay, -the istt instant, which give us a- P detajed accorunt of the voyagr- of the fleet from Cork to that place. Sir ARTHUR WELL!LSLEY twice left the -armamert for the purpose of gaining correa inforrma. tion,. and of judging for himself. The first time ...

... Tii1g DoRNPJG CHROQNACL.. O N D, 0N: $ZVRSD4Ir AUGUST iS ,88 yesterday niorninA ad Ektiaordinary 0'az'ehte w*s Pubished, containing the detailt oftlie rescue of sooo pmish troops from the 'thraldr6rni of tONAiARTE. The Letters 'of Admfiiral KiEATS will be perused wit' a iey interest. The plan of ettriciting these brave efoo the'ghtninominous atid mortifying situation in h,cl they had been' ...

... F D FOR THE EDITOR2. Your indignation on the appointment of two Royal Dukes to the command of our Arnies destined for ?? service, is as unwise as, it is indecent. It is a measure, on the contrary, which demands your approba. tion, as a friend to the cause in which the Spaniards are emnbarked. It is a ruse de Pierre, and of the happiest kind; for it is intended to induce BONAPARTE not to send ...

... - HOME CIARCUIT.. CHELMSFORD, ESSEX, AuGT 4,1: The Lord ChiefQUstice and. the Chief Barans of the Exche- quer arrived here last night. This morning, after the usual ..-4efemsn esstbey proceeded to bold the Assizs. Tlhe gaol calenrpr is very light, there not 'oeing twenty proisqfners' and 'the tesiiin general f trivial offences.,. CIVIL SIDE.. qfobre the CH;iEF B.Roie;.; Mr. Ganiow stated, ...

... IPim the ZaIOD r GAZESTT, Jozr 30. [This Gazette contains an Order In Coutcil, dated the 27th instant, declaring, that Ship Licences signed by any of the Se. cretaries of State. shall he considered as valid as~if such Licencre hr Md been grantedunder his Majestys Sign. ManuaL-it al O contains the A1dresese presented to hig Majestrorr thc'ecvntt events in Spain-frort Edinbutgib, Marlboroagh, ...

... BM UATSLPIVJYWOL . . On 0 esonsl;.y, about eleven o'clock, a large ooncourse of ?? . and wool-buyers assembkld in the attcient Ma ket-house in Hounsl ow, and beiran ti openinro and inspe1ing of ?? 700 tods of wools (2S0b.), Of thi South-i)nwn', VVi tshire, and L)orset breeds of sheep, which had- been brouerht Iii .nd pitched for sale by the farmers, residin!' within a ri crcit ofhed ior sevlen ...

... THE MOORNING CHRONICLE. L-ONDON 0 MONDA 27, AUGUST %9, 0-oS. t , _, .. . c Ministers have received . the important advice, that fi the people of Biscay have at length taken tp arms, and I'd duclared for FVRsaIANDtheVIL. They -hate been II hitihelrto kept friom tltking any part in. the Revolution, Q by the force of the French in their tcriitory-by their a being exposed to incessant attacks by ...