... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... : 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, ...

... ~~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 ...

... ,&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 ...

... V PFOJi#GM ZTELLIGENCE. I I |HAMRX7RRGi-s PAPERS.. | WA't sAw, . JG: 29.-On the 2sth instant, several French Couriers arrived here. IMarshal Davoust has receivedoildeius immediately to break up with his, diviI sion fimn the Du:chy o1f Silesia. Ever since yesterday' . the Frenc1h tioops have been marching through this place. Thel,3erlin post road'through Bionie:, is'cover.'& ed with .tnoops, ...

... FR4i7AY, SWEPW.01. DOWNING-SrREET. StP7-r. a6 .A Dispatch,. of which the fowiiving is a C'joy, was received yesterday evetirdgfrom.Lietitenant-G.iiecra1 Sir Hew Dal- rymnple, comnandiug hID iV tjr ,Ly's tr0oops in Po:tugal, ad- dressed to Lnrd Vliciiut Ca.r`eresgh, one of his Majesity's Principtil .ievct~ ries of State, and brought Ly Captain Dal- rymple, -A;-ltary Secretary ?? Hew Dalrympic. ...

... DWRADAMPL FI!. DErR.tICUON MOF ?? -^RP tj -TNEArtRE. ...