... 3UNDAY AND TUESDAY'S POST. LONDON, AUGUST 30. -nY the Corunna Mail, which arrived yefterday, 5 difpiatcbes ivere received by Government,' dlich) ftate, that the French havillg heard of the ,l-rretion of the province of Bifcay, marched on :he 16th an army of 8000 men fromr Vjttoria airl: lBilboa. 'lie Spaniards fuilained the attack .:ich the utinoll bravery ; but not having had ?? 1, ;ecorne ...

... SATURD)AY'S POS'i'. -BY EXPRESS. LONDON, 8EPTEMBER 2. DfOST GLORIOUS NEWS FROM P1ORTUGAL. COMPLETE DEFEAT OF GEN. JUNOT, ,AND PROPOSAI.s 1OR T'rE SURRENDER OF HIS ARMY. T HE jyul and .7happy tidigs vwere received 1 by tiovernmnent yelterday evening, betrwee jelen and eight o'clock, niortly after which the nendrri particulars were communicated bv Lord cgtlereagh to the Lord Mayor in the ...

... OXFORD, SEPTENmER 3. The King has been pleafed to grant to the Rev. Johbn Pllynptre, D. D. thle dignity of Dean of Gloilcefter. Thle King h..s been ple'fedl to grant to thle Rev. John Banlks Jenlkinfouu Clerk, Matler of Arts, thle fplace and dignity of a Canoil or Prebendary of the (:'athedral Church of Worcefter, void by the refi~nattiou ot' D)o'uor John Plarnptre, late ohae of' thte ...

... TUES1A's. POST CONTINUED. LON'DON, AUGUST 30. The French national fshoonner La Mouche, of 1 guti, 4 fwivels, afid 24sweu from!Bayonne, with difpatches for the Havannab, has been captured by the Coc*uA-, of 22 g9 ,ppw d fent into Plymouth. This is the 4th' or 5t4Wik xeti rereutly captured on a mifflion from tlonapart'.witltdifpatches tbr the Spanills Colonirst 'Te enemy. during the chafe threw ...

... . THLIR SDAXy-'S. PO ST. L OND0 N. SEPT. 1. .XRfport Ivs5 circul ited velterdaly, that ad dreald- L i ult attack Witb urt(le lv Letfbevre on1 the 4th ini. at th,' hoad ofi 11,000 luenl on il aragoflklh This new ntteiapt to obtaiti ?? of that isnportant. po°t ws nat u;ffnccef'slul. as the fiormer. Hie is fiiid to have fucceeded in penetrtting into the town, but after a long aad-bloodv conflict ...

... 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. ...

... 1--TIAKSD7Ax y`S~POST. - 'ODON. SE PT. S. q':IrD Jjgquito Iloop is arrived !tit. Ysrmouth, T isvith ti;> intelliaence of the Ruiffian fleet of II ?? the lilmb eitg of'Stockiolmn. Sir James SaUnmarez was, on the 23d ult. nt Cariferona, and oar fqtiadron, which had on the 19th received in- foirniation of 'the Rullinns being at fea, were mak- ing every effort to give them the meeting. By letters ...

... On Wednefdiay laft Dr. Dampier, BiWhop of'I Rochefter, hilled hands, on his tranflation to the I See of Ely: and tlhe Rev. Dr. Vincent, Dean of i Weltininfter, is faid to be the new Biihop. At Ahingdon Races, on Tuefday laft, Mr. 11al- lett's Jewefs, 81t. 21b. beat Mr. Dundas's Rubens 811. 91b. bojth 4 years old, 4 miles. 1006gs.'h. ft. Sam:le day a Sweepaakes ofsgs. each, with 20gs. addedt by ...

... BY EXPRESS. LO NDO N, SEPTEMSER 9. BATE are {till without accounts from our army V in Portugal; but it is to be accounted for in a very natural Way: at this feafon the northern .winds blow fo conrfantly on that coaft, that veffels are bound to make a weltern courie to enable them to get round ?? ; and therefore though the' great account of the v'i&ories came to us fo peedily we ought not to ...

... SUNDAY AN D 'TUJEsDAY'S POST. i ~I LONDON, SEPT-EMIBER 7. TlIE only intelligence received fmce the dif- f patches from Sir Arthur Well fley is by a tr,1fport arrived at Penzance from Mafira, near Li h, which Ihe left on the 265h. She brings vrl, that the armies continued iin ?? pofitio.i Wllicb they refpedtively occupied after the battle of tl~e ii; that an Armillice had been agreed oli, die ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON, SEPT. 150 CARTS papers tco the 11th inflant have arrived. AL Afier having kept the people of France in igivirance, as far as the filence of the prefs could do it, .1)r foine months, of rhe traiiiadtions which hlie taken place ii Spain, Bonaparte has at length been compelled to fpeak out. The official paper contains a loutgand laboured article, which would exceed our linits, on this ...