... LO YDO, OCTOBE-R 6. r,'CAUP\ATlON of B.LBOA onex Li Thal SPAlNIARDS, . . VICTORY O'VER THE FRENCH, &Jc. toI said T HE Dispatch packet, Captain Harris,'arrived insi on Monday at Falmoutrh, with mails from Fre ,Corunna, after a passage of five davs. We. .a hase received -by her letters and papers 13 from that city to the orth List, containing newssaid from the seat of war on the Ebro to the r ...

... alon Rsirct A FOR r.t . Ini ttha dischar~ge of our dluty, we Is1tt.x+6'k wxpowed to public jew scarne of thle wecked and diabloical~artsiraactised by -Ia ry Bateni so. of Camtpai-1'1, neiar III as town.1 tii poit IIb d's- tressed and ruined fanils of~I ?? perigb, ofllra Iley ; and f 'vs have tile. satiaiactioti to know, thi th~e pitblir-iyv. iken to (his womanli's inlifitix *u artifiiwes, hus ...

... IlPSIVIlclI, Oct. 1., Times'otholditg the Qnarter Sessions for Suffolk, Norfalk, iisiex, and CambridtcshirQ . Beealos, Mand. Oct.*, .a C6lchbstcr,MeSh tOct. 8 Woodbridge, Wcd. * 5: Harwich; - * * * same day Ipswich, Friday ?? 7, Chehnstordiites. ?? 4 Bury, Monday ?? 10 ukuti6. Town 'hurs. 6 Ncrwvieh, hioesda .- 4 DittoCeuuin-v Fri,.-7 No~folik, Wednes;(ay 5 rI lys Wdnesday, .. .; ThIobs'day ...

... S PAIN k - ,MADRID, O0T. iOIS ;§ rep-rtid thit bhe dipionie tic hero of the day,, his Excellen.cy Don Pedro Ceval 10o, Defender of the Innocence of our beloved Ferdi- nand, 'and, in short, a true-Spafiard, f4 of honour and greattiess of soul, proceeds to Austria, 'Rutsia aod Prussia, to represent 'to those Coufs, and id all ttiu- rope, theierfidies of Napoleon, of #Thich he was hini. self a ...

... TE ?? iVMONING CHRONICLE. LONDON: - MONDAr, OCTOBERi 17, 1s9o. We lament to say, that by the accounts from the Baltic, brought over by Capt. MAR-rTiy, it has been found imnrafticable to attack the Russian leet in Port Baltic, withl any probatdlity of success. Sir JAMES SAVMA- REz and the Swedish Admiral have, therefore, re. linquishe d the blockade, and are on their return to the coast of ...

... TME CONFJ'NTION. MR. EDITOR, ~t length we are told that the Convention is to be oefrnced, thatoone of the KnighLts of that Order'is ar. - lived ?? Portugal, and ever since his arrival, the Mi. oisteral Whiters appear togrow wiser and wiser, But rtist confess, they dole out their wisdom on this sub. ey in a manner so perplexing, that in their elucidations they seem to have no one principle but ...

... ThE POLUrICAL EXAMIN?d?. i, i th? : madness of uiany for th eginof a fs. ?? ,, . sxt of thieirem g to botider his . M saws l .- tro theiir late AddresKs has bebc t strieng lE eseW - .u_.ont coiati-ng their disavo f ?? foto them ' -and aomp- l re :ituqtiqa qfofthe 7EOfil, lsua respecht -g iaquire.. T-he mhittel will. sov see, the ?? inny . public body at A 4i like this if the tiionaL .feeling~s ...

... * AaU,'t( {ud J tIlAo,'lal'v P, . S. 'i.t.. I l'htV. 1t1'011;i 1)1?1 llctt trtl Som'd oit'll A 1 . fllo:,-l off B'x}5~illsa s ilence ('i1 tailed t1. te 2'. inlioilt, hi a;,e- had a rt eimrkabntle ttafi ltal]ae. (Jhe ica i c.oL ht new SI of colit icLi I e. icipc Ipo:tarlcctcd ( lie ti'l tit. thle ni ccru fatiled thuit' (,cjou acid (herd I afterwardsflateoil i viii dii' l('(lack, Cqpt. Dighy, ...

... WAR-OFFICE-Od. 8. i80o. ift Regiment of Life Guards-Lieutetiant-Colonel Tc- reiice O'Loghlin to be Licutenant-Colonel and Coloncl, by purchafe, vice Lieutetiant-Gnceral Read, who retires. Captain 'IThomas James Birch to bc Major and Lieute- narit-Colonel, vice O'Loghlin. Lieutenant Henry Bri- low to be Captain of a troop, vice Birch. Cornet and Sub-Lientenatit John Henry Davis to be Lieutenant ...

... The, joa win!, octil 'f the 4:c ?? ^7) Ptv. I tlczar ie flattnto. O112 SCI's q' Ill 4c buld inte-restig to our readers. ..n.f vr nfpr-. whon LisoN, -Sepit 19. Ja this a.re ot wonlerst, ivniei tbe ?? a little month are ,reater than those Of a whole Century in tin tiliie of our loreathetr, it is not likelh' thak aiTi' thinwg' I cau senld wvill o.nit'l ?? youl; evnerthlevss I Wi-rite vo0 anya ...

... PORT NEWAS. PLYMOUTH, Ocr. 11, 1808. Titursd(q, ()Oct/br 6. Wind variable, rain. By every aecount from, Lisbon, received by the Plover, of 18 ''Uns, which ?? home last TuIesday, with lieute- n ant-onerttraI V llesley, nmajtir-gencral Ferguson, and tl,,ir et(tt 1l:LJor, there is every reason to believe that IltJ ln0t sir sir 11. i1urard takcn the command, the vic- toi N)f 1he ,'21st ult. at ...

... FOR EIGNi / ?? /E'ILLIG ETNE. SPAi'Z. The Supreme or Central Junta of Spain was installed at the Rdyal Palace of Aranjuez, near Madrid, on the 25th lagt. It was a grand, interesting, and impressive ceremo- ny. The provisional Government of Spain is now conm- pletely organized, and nothing nov remains to be done that could consolidate the strength and cement the interests and union of the ...