... LONDON, SEPTEMBER 1-. -alioae.-11f ONAPARTE has at length published a bulletin, giving what he calls a true history o B of the campaign in Spain.-It is throughout rt every thing but what it is stated to be, as may be B seen by the abridgement which we have given of it R in the hlst page. In the Moniteur it occupies the w space of eight columns. After the fatigues of this be -zleinte campaign, ...

... I ? ?? . 1?1 XP. - I LU . ; We have no further iatelligence from our army Portugal. Somne PortugILese papers have, how- ever, been received, whi:h Furnish sonic interesting accounts of the mdni wry operations prior to the battle of the 2 ist olt. anl serne to supply the dehi- cierices in the official dispatches. It Is aiserted that the irmv under Sir .Toi-ttr . Io1RE had landed in the rear of ...

... .FJ?1OM1 THIE DUTCH PAPEJRS. OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS OF THE Al-'FAIRS IN SPAIN. The 1l'1onifeur of the 6th instant contains the French official account of the late events iR Spain. t It is in elabor-ate production, no iezsg distinguished a, for its illiberal and angry tone, than fort ts grossfh an drng perversion of the most obvious undloubt- -ed facts ; and as such is worthy the dishonour- able and ...

... OXFORD, SEPTEMBERt 17. Tuefday laft was married, at HIeyford, the Rev. Joifha Dix to Mifs Elizabeth Blifs, of this place. And on the fiame day was married, at St. Mary's the Rev. G. Blifs to Mifs Smith, of Worcefter. Laft week died, much regretted by a numerous circle of-acquaintance, in the 40th year of his age, Mr. Richard Howfe, a refpedable farmer of Winfon, near Bibury, in this county. On ...

... TUESDAYTS POST CONTINUED. I LAST week we had ile fatisfahtion of inform- ing our Readers of the glorious news friom 1portugal, on which occnfion a LONDON GAZETTE tLS TEAORD1NARY was publihhed on Saturday, from :which we give the following extradts:- Zetter from Lieut.-Gen. Sir Artbsr Well /lscy, dated Head * Qaartentr, at Villa Yerde, Aug. 17, 1808. - my LORD, The French General Laborde hav. ...

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... I'THE MORNI,'J'CH-R)NICLE., LONDON;: I UIESDifr, SSPtE.MErt3x ag;8. * rA niour of an extaordinary nature wascurrenti yesterday, which probably owves its existence to the pub- lic imagination of some Quiidnunc. It'wassaid- that JUNOT had played off a complete French trick on our Commanders. Upon his defeat. by. Sir ARTUrt WkLLLsLEY, or rather perhaps in abticipationlofsuch an event, he had ...

... FARESEM-SAsTE WOF AtE anA I . ' ' ?? He must be i very superficial thinker indeed who es- 6imates the recent events which have taken place in Spain and Portugal with a view merely to their local and tern- porary importance, or even to the influence they may have ih 'future upon the fortunes of these two countries. Tfiey form, an epoch in the present times which, ac- cording as the ...

... DUTCH AND HAMBUAGH PAPERS. t. PAaRS, -SE PT. 3.-Tl ?? of this day contains, 17 an account of thetreacherous cond~iaoftdieSpanishGe, d neral, the Marquis de Romama, in Denmark. S. FPRANrFORT, AUG. ?? learn from Suabia, that thecamp. near Augsburgh will be pitched about v half a league from that city. A body of troops is alsoI colleting at Rastadt. T'hey were at first about 20ooo in nunber, but ...

... PORT N E IA. P[, MOuriT l, Auc.. 30, 1808. Tzursdriy, Aug., -35. Wind S. S. -W. fair. Caine in the Nimrod cutter, from vice-a'1uiral Sir ,. T. Duckworth, with dispatches; she. brings an ac'leinnt of his seeinS ofr the Black Itocks, on bis retarnx fromITorbay, a scluadron of French men oif war, consisting of 3 sail of the line, 4 frigates, and 8 bris,; of war, all apparently very deeply laden ; ...

... I I forcigil 15,11te Itgelice. FROM T.H FRENCH PAPERS. it B0NAPARTE's EXPOSE, in ?? to Spain,, ti and fhis Rdauians wutih other Powaser. t PARIS, SEPTEMBER S. Y ON the .Atll instant, the Senate assembled under the 0 Presidency of his Serene Highness the Prince t Arch Chancellor. The Prince Arch Treasurer, the a Prince Vice Grand Elector, and the Prince Vice I n Constable, assisted at the ...

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