... 7UIE ILOMQZXVG CHRR1VICLE. ,- L O LONDON: .- -2-'PI , SEPTEM-BER 9, Si 8. f 'We are still without accounts fiom our army in Por- s tugal;'but-it is to be accoutnted forin a vrry naiural iR way: at this season the northern winds blow so con. R stantly on that coast, that vessels are bound to make a western course to ena~bl them to get round the Cape,;, r, and therefore tbough the great account ...

... : THE MORNING CHR)NICLE. ?? . . ~. ; ON-LIDON- .AWEDNSDAT, SEPTMSiMBElRz, z 88g . The system of vigilance parsued.uon the)utch Coast is such, that no vessnls-wbarever are pe di; -approach it. after sun-set. A fishermaanv waa lately shdot near:Scbeveling, and two'-of o-is b -for attemnptirii to land after sun-set. There %Wre enoairrivals yesterday fiom Spai. or Pors tugaif, but. the conrents, ...

... . 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 ...

... r om I be LO7TDOVN y4 ZETT. , Seerr. TO. MFMORANDUM. - Horse Guards, Sept. 3, i808. His Majestv has been pleased to grarit to the 24th Regiment| 6f 1.i gt br.¶goons, his most grzaci6 s parmission to assume, in additlon to any other badgus or Jevices to which it may be en- titled, and In bear in its tololrs and on 'its appointments the B~lernhant, wic. w' e xr13 1idn dn0o: .o'T inscribed ...

... * ?? TO THEI EDIU? OF THE MORNING CHRi9VIC V- SIR, -A letter in your Papuc of the 2oth instant, ac-_ dressed to his Grace the Duke of Portland, resped- . ving the m Shameful Convention, entered into by our Cunrrimanders in Pontilltal has, in a Igreat . measure,, su- ; Epeis ded sonie remarks I intended making on the sub- jeft; and, in consequence,. I shall now clonire myself. solelyto the ...

... 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 ...

... LOYDONr3 SESSIONS. !n , 6ONDAY SJTEM ERR IZ, - The Quarter Sessions for the City of London were held this day before the- Lord Mayovi Mr. Alderma d Leighton, the Recorder, &c. Basnrnet Hart was indissted foran assault, with intent to cormmiit a rape on the body of &rai' Lazarus, a dchild of eleven ye~ars of ge : hInr. POOLEY, .fr the prosecution,. detailed the faks n of the case, which he ...

... ~~jo~jjthe LUNDOYG~~~AlE.,YEr -t| wiADMIPALTY QFE1Cxi Sas'pT rt7.*- It eter trasn it ed by Vice-Admeiil Scir Jnie'sSauntare. K. B' L n'mm adei m Ce ir f o , his Mylasty s.ibjps anol Veseelsirn ?? Bahic His lvajesty's $Iiip Deplre o sEI-srtrballs, .: Sill,, ' :thtL .ls8tiAust. lahoc8 I hlsex te pleasure to ir f you that i't Afi33etvs' ship undernypons m nind this mornin captui-e'tt~ic 4ctnsl ...

... THE MORNING CHRONIClzE. L 0 ND ON: TUESDA 2^, SEPTEMBER zo, I8-8. French'Papers to-the iith, and Dutch to the t7th, have been received in town. No mention is made of BOiNAPAR.TE having left Paris, but it appeais that on the 7th a detachment of the Grenadiers of the Impe. rial Guards had'left the French capital for Strasburgh, a circuitlstance which pretty clearly indicates the direc- tion pf ...

... 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 ...