... COIMBRA, AuG. 29.-Ihe filbwing is extraled from the jour nal ot the oper-ations of our army, ordered to be published by tbe Government of this city - BATTLE OF VI1IAEIRA. Junot marcbed ffoin Lisbon with all (he troops lie could colile, and formed a jun~bon with Laborde, Loisdn,, Kellerfrann, and all his Generals of Brigade, t with the intention of bringing on a general engagement with the ...

... ,&74.drR PdP.Ek., FRah$ THE .TONIlb ' OF SEPT. 7. RESIGNATrION OF THECkOWN Or-,SPAIN BYkIN(1 CE-IARLS rIV. AND THE PRINCEOF ASTUkIASW 14apolson Emperor of the French, 1tino oF Italy, and Prote6& tlr of the Confederation' of the Rhine, 'and Charles th IV. King of Spain and the Indies, aninlated equally lay ya desire to put an end to the anarchy to which Spain is a prey, and to save that ...

... TO HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF p9RTL.4-ND. &Cc. &C. &C. 's MY SORD, C. 0CC- Tnere is a certain book, Which yeur Grac, d I lich yeur Grace I doii~ -not, ever studies with partictilar 4tetio It s d iguished by the appellation of tile 14 Ioly SC e I In this divine colleiaon, ae learn that the i not always to the swift nor the battle to the Stron and upon.this portion of sacred Writ, in the resent no ...

... , We some time since gave the substance of a series of Documents respeaing, the outrages committed by the French At Rome, and the seizure of the Ecclesiastical States. Some additional 'documents have since been published ; amnongst which is -a Note from Cardinal Gabrielli, dated from the Quirinal Palace the' i9th of May, and addressed to Signor Cavaliero Aldini, Charge ?? bf the Kingdom of ...

... 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 ...

... . - _ -: _ Y S - . - ' ' 7 , - , - s PAIN.- .. 'YI | M11DRID1 SE-PT. 7.-Freed in this capital fro the n en gadling yoke which our oppressors had fqr ihe stpacepf o 1five months -keptn.us under,. we ejoice in thesatishfadion| :C. that Spain is abundantly, avenging tke unheard of - . ?? I- : ?? _ . . . , , , I .1 , , 1 _ .wrongs endured from tthe swteilites of the Gallic Des. y, q' pot. It nmay ...

... .Q?7'EAT$URGH MAIL GOTT'rN'IIURtG.H S ?? ?? is' ilporied from I - Stocliolin that negociations weie began ab'out delivering up the Russian fleet. The followingareeixtra&s of a let-. ter froilanA oflicek on board the Vidlory, off Itogerswick: ,'SerT. 6,-The Ruesian fleet are dismantling in Rogerawicki they hiavb made their position, very stroig, by eredlog batte-b ries at Baltic Poi't, aI, ...

... ?ALIECTIO%' 0,P LORD M-le ii. I , - p . ?? ?? ? ,77=. .. ? -; ., d w , I Il1,. &Ieii, to . ewrn6 Md ngs hurc, whre s' ?? v~is preached be - ti'tg ?? flethm y heRev. M-~ ~ ts;*hpa~ to theed ?? 'L~d Mabr,. rom ihvaarihap. 3~xtv. ver , 1.thi ~ Cj~ ou hisd w ' I Sill iiv.' ~The~jra 1gde9 .o-Te toG bl~hr ao~no~l re ig thuirriomiiihtin to thle CoftofAdrs l'wor~e ,a A :erIen wh a serv~edii ...

... SRAAD £h~ ,Ac.6. The Sa nisli 9o AoiM dn'-l6o;es, tri exteisit Enpilue; have 66calit tlie etii'atting pattiotigm Of: the , Mdthei country; And .i1rady tiag :trif' 1iodug ind in- e t iguinr r signs of u , be b firu trat; e edt At Margaretta, C imana, rarcifn-a, and La Gui i the Treriicli 1barve irin seizd bpbd gfid inprigtned'ise;e- ral of their vessels.-taleo, nrd '4,iltettir~i with 4te ...

... TIIY. JUXTIN.G: CHRQNJf4Crj. i ~ _. - p U LO- NDON; h - }'Im d4a, SPTS1f'B;R g3, *S. - W W are at length able to furnish our Readers with d some intelligence from Portugal By the Podargus brig, 2 a Portuguese vessel which is just arrived, we learn that' s r, the Portuguese are universally dissatisfied with the Con-x yention, although its terms do not appear to have been f Y generally or ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIzNCE, . FREN4CH AND DUTCH PAPERS. The jronitear, of August 29,-contains observations in the form of long- notes on an article in the Tbe Evenmng Sta;, of August 8, rela tive to, the probability of a war very soon taking place between France.and Austria, and the affairs of Spai n., * Nu'mne:ous Corps of French troops (says TIe Siari) are already assembled at Strasborug and in ...