... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 7THE MORIVING CHRJNICLE. r - LONDON: FAI DAs SkEPTpyM1BPE i6, i8:3. We are at last enabled to put an end to the anxiety of the pabliel relative to the state of the war in Portu- gal, though not perhaps to gratify its utmost expecta- tions. Yesterday afternoon, at four o'clock, Captain I DALRYMPLE, son or nephew of Sir HEw, arrived at I Lord CASTLERr4GH'S Offize, and Captain HALSTED, an Officer ...

... lFrpO Tee BOMBAY COURMA, or iA4UARY 2a, I3AL W Wle hive. been reqnested .toipsertqth0 foilotving ac- CouIit ofthe cceieo sI tch took2place in the Svna- -gpgue.of .whE Je jv ,at C-ociht, on last, Cliristntas-day: . All things being prepared in the Sytmagogte, and the~ Ratbi, Eders,: ivi' li ?? whole ot'lic people, mail and femaie' ?? arrun~gd, :iach in ttheir al- tlotted, J;aceis ?? ' ' ' ' ...

... 4C77UM An SWT T ALPJL77c IFROM REAR-AOMIRAL SIT SAMUEL RtOD to ?? SWL0i SI1 REAR-ADMIRAL NAUVCKHO'F. . * Centaur, Augoti7. it is .vith the utmiost satisfadlion I congratulate, you on the Cemplete ?? of- oar entle':ivouri to frustrate the objedl of tie suit lg of the enemy's fieft; and it giverjlie p!cadiar plea. sure. that I hz ne it ?? my power to informi you, that at the at. tack made ?? an ...

... 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 ...

... -al MORNVING-'4di]CV&' L O1@.EDO Nis: .- t.URSDJ~r, P M JM~n4 x, xS8S.. We received the following ?? from Spati by the last packet. We lament to see that jealousies 4f any kind should subsist Among the. Leaders;and we, fondly hope that, a sens.e of conimon diiager willcor- dially'unite themf in thhecase' ?? tl`eir Country. 'We omit the narmes alluded'tob Us SA)NTNA, JULYt rq, rzt; . I have ...

... 'THE RiVNATG CHRVVN1CLE. L.O N D 1:N: .W AVES DAr, SAP7p BEJR?8, 19i;,. Yeete-d Ay 'diiptches .were received from Admiral CQCiKActN, rn the Wv t Indies, dated the latter end ?? which, we.are happy to understtand, contitk the ast satisfad0oy iccounts respeaing the goodun, derstandinggand condiaiity subsisting between the British ard'Spanish.olonis. - The same spirit which animates rb q mgotber ...

... ?? the -ED1P of fze MORlfING CHROAXICU SIR, - . The following Petition to the King was intended to hive been t 0ansnt.ittd to Col. ll'avlortate jsuwqose iof] behig Ii d-before his Majesty:,',IBut it h1aving been -un- I derstond froni good authority that every i:tilitary- ?? connec'ed with the admllinistration of the ?? is sulb mnitted to thle Commiander in CIlief, bcefcj- it i'i comn.l- ...

... 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 | ...