... 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 ...

... Fiam t.'7 ;A ?? 'fran, Vicc-Admira ?? qS~mr' ?? untnsaiurrn his M1e\/! sshp s3 rssl 1;,11s Qh !ahifp, tii tite 1Honourible NW V uI, dat'inbdard- 'th Vu~o~y ?? h of Abutl 6t iZ OF th6' A'dmniiailty,. o yavp ff(oyseds ~Ceq1njt, ,j~LSPussnsto LO In Ic~nns. to sffe a jnd 4inon with th~e- Sedish iviy e le I whch 1 I' IId 7recervei-d A ~y ~ P.J~ra FIcccoilSisting of hi~il~ee sail of: ?? ot battle ...

... SPAIN, I!IANMEST6 UIF THE JUNTA: BF SEVILLE. Ad Thedefence of our Country, and of our King, that of our qwS, ourre1lgtosand of all the ilghts hiat, ?? and violhted in avniasef-whicll is without exan phby the Emperor of the French,.Napoleon 1. and by his troops in SpWin, compelled the Whole natidn tt take up tnis, and to chnei, itself a form of Go- -terntretet; and in the difcultiei and dangers ...

... adult-, -l7;Al,'l.`-VDfyT'Rz. ?? Ti~rdl 1t;CpOit i of tile nrttee on fit Pulic Ttie d . & t it et( K riiml rd r ii as E as' is a bil4'- Voldutile, Coi55trsLirj of , fi~lviiio vi' It 1iltt Ict he I., ,tt a d, t: i:t in eain's of dkin-iI I ?? 1i J !,Wh Ii heI t' r 1lien re;aly to exernpc sin ?? r,, ?? ?? ;};l arelib iul fitnrilct ; infld as i;- *5..cei (,f ,:,i jt::l ' ?? lirat, fort ijatelx ...

... 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, ...

... 9 , I I ,5f 1,At -cr./aoyzuui. SIR, :tmnaber w, sYo8. Upon ahyprospe otis event or popiulr .ae of 'G'ove ril. mene, County Mleetifigs send cot rrulattons, rot toz say adulatory addiesses, to'he thione.It 'mtight be of soeIT advantage, ii; Co'nries, Bo'ouehs and otdiei chasses,: Twmd-pse t petitions, calling 'loud. fck an iroquiry } into the late' enprecedaited, shamotei4, and unaccountable-. ...

... 7'IYX MORNING CHROWICLE. dy ?? 1do ,, TUESDAI, SEPTEMBER ,27, t818. be I very succeeding day discloses some new nnd dis-C tressing consequence of the Lisbon Convention. For a few days we were amused by the filends of Sir A. t XVELLEsLEY, -With accounts ofa Protest which he had S s- taken against the Armistice, which, forsooth, he was t N compelled to sign ; but this Protest never has been | ...

... .1 tra the kLU IJ GAJZE7TTE, SPT. 27- : ' ,ADMIRXALTY OFFICE, Sspr;,7. Copy of a iett'er 1r' s' Vice 'A Iniral Lodr( Coilifvgwood, Corn- rnartde5 in Chiet of ?? MaWietvs aships and vessels in the 'Mediterranean; to. the Hon;9lF. W. olei daied ol board the Occari', ar ¢U1ralt~ir, Algbts ,i7, IS&S SsnR,-I itrilosedfor the titformnation of the ILordis Commi,;-, ?? the 'Addiralty, the copy of a ...

... 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 ...

... ADDRESS TO HiS MAJESTY I ON Igl LATE l. &XGUS DISASTER IN PORTUGAL, ANDt FOR A MIITITARY REFORM, SIiE, As the best glory and happiuess of a King is Involved wl~h the dignity and prosperity of his people, I heartily s mpathise With 'our Majesty's feelings on the late dire disgrace of your tn jesty's arms in Portugal. Your Ma- as the hereditary public Steward, Guardian, and Jecutor of the ...