... I-2 L G S 6 -- ADMRAl TY-06FFICE, ?? : 6. Copy of a Letter 'from Viee AdnIiral, Wliitihed, Coul- ' mairlder in Chief of ass. Majesty's Shils ated Vesaels atihe Voast of Ireland, to the Hnno W M. Pole, dated on boird his Majesty s Ship TrcsnL, -Cork FHarbour, Septemober z, eSo8 Vztf-itrarfrtlit ?? the copy of a letter hiih 1 t'5i day received iron' Captain Upton, of his Majeoty ship iybulIq, ...

... I I c ..t I_ - . , - OTdC14TwOr.te, AUG. ISAlTiire is -a reort here th~at 'Si S. Ho,3d has fallden ir Tpiti the' Rassian fleet k-t but of this notliihir ceieain is knst.' ' : aGTTENBurCA AT.M 22.- We hlve variotlj ire- p about Lhe RusiAn flee,- but ro3e that can be de- pended upon. No news to-day. from I Filand oi Nr- way. .M. HE-Al)-¢,Ui~tRTEs, GP,1AIT,SXY, ,Aud.1.UaOa Ma6esty has been ...

... -al MORNVING-'4di]CV&' L O1@.EDO Nis: .- t.URSDJ~r, P M JM~n4 x, xS8S.. We received the following ?? from Spati by the last packet. We lament to see that jealousies 4f any kind should subsist Among the. Leaders;and we, fondly hope that, a sens.e of conimon diiager willcor- dially'unite themf in thhecase' ?? tl`eir Country. 'We omit the narmes alluded'tob Us SA)NTNA, JULYt rq, rzt; . I have ...

... . H-EH2'(ONG rHTReNIPLE. L 01 NDO 0 N: 2 U.SDS~r, S&PTEMB.M 6, x1t.'. Minizters yesterday received ?? from our Armies.in Portugal, by a transport arrived at Penzaince.. She -left the coast on the 26ih alt and brinas advice that Sir J6HN MooXtE with the great bod-y of the army had arrived, and' was landing neai Mafra, 'whic.is situated about a ieague 'ad 'a half from tlhe sea. We can scarcely ...

... stAIN. The folloting is the translation of a letter by;orie'Spa! piard of consideration to another, on the posture of thei | ,ftairs at the date, and on the course which -they ought i ° pursue in the proogress of their deliverance :_ g, My DKAIt SIR, July26. 4n IDns wver to your questions of the 4th of May, my Opinion is, that h2 who believes that Ferdinand VII. is ou&_ very usetwl and noble ...

... ID GAE'TI ' . ::O N : ) r sLOi.MDOIV.GA.g-ETTE XIXTRWORDIN,fl~r.- a, - ?? . . - r SATU~~tDAYSSPT.BERt 3-.. Devwning-street, Sept. 2. Diipafches, of wbich the following are copies 'and .extraas, ? were last night received fron, -Lieutehant-General Sir Harry Y Burrard and Lieutenant. Genera] Sir Arthur Welleiey, dated& fromu Head-quarters at Louririhaj addressed to Viscount n Castlereagh, one ...

... THE MQRNING CHR9NICLE. L ONDON: ZATUR1DAr, SErrfJ3j;R 3, 198. It is impossible to speak of the'viflory obtained b, Sir ARTHUR IVELLESLEFY in terms of applause anci exultation too high, for certainly it is an event not le:, spleodid in gallantry than it is important i I it.s resul. It has deemonstrated a truth whicil it was most essential to yerify, that our troops require only to be weil can ...

... YEST INDIES. BA~tn 'tors, JULY 1)--Hris Majests scll Subtle arrived yesterday evening fioml off St. % ,e wnheie, with the Wanderer sloop of War, and Li4 ,&j' and Elizhbeth schooners, she had been engagjd ir, attempt to carry that island by a coup-de main ; but wv they were frustrated in, owing, chiefly, to some rahe in. formation of the enemy's strength, whon, howeve, ih,, drove fiomn three ...

... THEATORNJtG CHRONICTLE, ; LONI)ON: R IRDA 2, SEPTEMBER , 18.8. . VICTORIES ' B T1 t BRITISH TROOPJ IN PORTUGAL. / We have great joy in comrpiquicating to the Public the ?? most important and glorious intelligence: Major CAMPBELL (Aid-de-Cam.nip of Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY, and an Officer Iho nOW stands distin- guisahed far his services both in India and Europe) ar- rived yesterday evening, aiong ...

... -A l . -OVIEDO GAZETTE Ex'-rRAorDiNARiy oF TUZS- - .DAY, A GUST ,3.. . Sargossa, a town. which we Cadnnot mpi-tio: withw ut the most lively emdnition, has. comzpletelythums. bled to the dust ihe lofty Eagles of the Fferenh.; The. arms of the French did not fnd there an U'ms but :ast. Jean d'Acre. Let us, tierefobre,-co~tibute to jires rve the memory thereof, y publichitg the folkwing ...

... . PANIsi AnATD PORTU;Usz.S PAPBRS. ) . - FRO.VI TiiE OVIEDO GAZE'TTE. O)vioO, AUGY.o' r 20.-.'tl the French troops are in~'li retr-eat frtoilt fadrid, by the wtay of Visto-ia.- Josl ;hBon aparte wso to leave Burgos on the 12th in ,the everlintg. Marshilal Moncey, who commands the rear-ayul-rd of the retrl atinq' army, was to remain thereI and tie 'division of Bcssaeres was theD entering the ...

... tm, 14Po'. . . I . -- : ?, ?? OFT14: C0Mil 01 - ?? This Repoit commences with an4 ?? of the gebtral.ature of'th6 busitness of ihe War.Offi e, which Pssistsio sup'&intendinj the' An ance, a.s disfinguishec fo ;J iineof theArmy, whioh belongs .th thDe. agtnzert of the Comrmandter-in-Chief.8 1 he SecreIta t War a6ts undertl irimn1edfte comimand ocfthe Kig, but in mlatters of mo6eythe Wor OFfice ...