... FOR.THE UORjeVNdf CY1tONC.Lx. 7irt, G - - . I . MRA. iesTroR OCTrOBaR 2%, 1808.. I was not-a little disgusted at the peevish manner in which the Poa of yesterday took-up your remarks on Major Hogan's Appeal ; but as -they have `d&6ared a falsehood,.t the wsoild, in saying t'here'are I Cap- tains- his-seniors,- I--beg you will insert the informa- tion I novrcomjnniacate, which I gatherfrom' an ...

... To the f 4DI70 ft MORNINVG CHROPUTCLS. Slit, ' - wt If oucan spare room in your valuable Paper, for the insertion of the following letter, as it. appeared in The Sierra ' Leone Gazette, March i8o8, containing facs, illustrative of the benefits arising to mankind from the Aboltiion of the Slave Trade, you will oblige. sept. a2; iso8. A FRIEND TO THE ABOLITION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SIERRA LEONE ...

... iro t)LN CIJ' L Eve :NATfNER. 7 i. tal' 1xsadueis of :c2jy o rie gaiii of a fte.w. No. 43 .; p ;, ?? Cr;Si aof this ?? pske j5orrk.-iI use C-f the Nefespapers in ikeir evrn- IVP07 7pi11..Vf(JJCr Htogans U S ?? L'rtiS r!d 11 ,iuas of that Genlenia..-Ijz % prs:,cw rolonstratrve uCIh. MtC Duke, and rctire- ?? n t, h ?e ;fzmny.-Thecf T.tiajor s bijscr;r'uaiions en flane ~Cotninanders ht Cl -AeX , ...

... 'CIalum,.oRD. THE t:ONVEiTqOT'. A Meeting of the Freeholdems of ?? of Essex, was yesterday held in the Shire-hall,Chelmsford, to con. sider of the propgiety or addressing his Majesty, on the subjedt of the Convention in Portugal. The High Sherif, Mr. Coggen, stated, that the Assembly had been cailed in ccisequence of a Requisition to that ?? Requisition being read, Earl ST. ViNcuN offered ...

... EOXING TfATCHrs. { To ie ,EDITOR er th MORWIArW CHROyCuL ?? -1though I do not pretend to be mire idqo than rny neighbourr, I cannot but. denounce the esi. couiragersent of boxing. by, the higher classes of so- ciety, as a disgrace, to their order,'anid a stig on the natioil. 'Tl&'-tak~ e- ` i'in 'i olding atelo-w creattire writhirt i agxu~ distured by bruises and welterir.g .in :blood, iis ...

... THE HORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDA r, OCTOBER ii,, S8og. V Y, A Mail from Heligoland arrived yesterday, with SC Hamburgh Papers to the 25th ult. iel The Emperor ALEXANPEhk and the Grand Duke se CONSTANTINE are said to have-arrived at Weimar, but be it is not announced with any certainty. It is also rm- ti moured, that the Russian' Direaiug Senate had pro- cc tested against the EMPEROR's ...

... SPJ.i'l.m. CORUNNA, OCT. I.-Burgos was evacuated by the French on the zid ult. after spiking their artillery and- destroying their powder. Thle next Operatio, will be direded againat St. Sebh.stians. Fromthe situation of affairs, a great battle must soon take' place, upless the French.retirc altogethem. Reinfofcemehnts are pouring in upon Blake's army, every day. To-morrow we expe o,ooo art of ...

... EYGLISH PRISONERS IN FRANCE. . g - ' Through some Gentlemen who have jk ?? France, the most afflictiug accounts have beeitedeived5 Wsf to the state of our countrymen who :are prisoners, inr: that country. At.Bitche, Valencienesi, Arras, GiverVerdusl, and St LUWiE, whichk are -the principal degetfs, there are no les5 than 8100 English prisoners,, who are treated in a: manner not only unworthy ...

... THE EXAMI tNFPR. LoNnON, OCTOBER: 16 IF his Mayesty's answer to the City Address has d6. appointed the Corporation, it has produced very little surprise in those who considered the irritating 1og which the very contemplation of it gave to Mvliisters and the high favour with which 5ir Auiau% VWELLESLEY was received by the Duke of Yost. The innocence of Sir ARTHuR has evidently been very ...

... 1'REAGixL~~UEW K> *S-A-rfi.. ; - ?? ,3 3ia6nw, 'rw A-JXtsamrepoLX, tatthep rn tic xrzq oif the- day,, i-4loww DnPer cvallos . ciie nduer -o>t a. Ianoweelcf .u belos.vedl FEflr~iand,. :isdr Vtot a :rne 3pauiard, fall '04 ?? silt -'tbbiss Xti 'sii4 pr7caee.& -to' -wSlAdstra-, flu'ssia, faf 4Pi~ 4 kto ~repDrfsefit to Thosee Coarti> mird toi lE- op. Th enice iwaoteopl, &f whicbii.i~s Jvqs ...

... TO THE EDIT0A OF, THE MORNING CTfRONICLE. S. r. .H - Tlr i 9- StR, ?? I5, 1807- bQ In your Paper of this dayt you are pleased to ani- madvert, with no small degree of severity, on the No Roman Catholic Prelates of Ireland, and as I aim discz posed to bdlieve, notwithstanding the detennined tone is 1ie you have adopted,.that you Wauld,,not wish to appear completely divested of impartiality, I ...

... All the EDITOR of the MORNVING CHRUiVLU[ S. IwCn Whether it be from prejudice, or from the depravity of the age, I am afiraid some of us have begun to ima-f hie gine, there is no possibility of connenfion between in- H tegrity and Statesmen, energy and Chancellors, or ex- ne cellence of anv kind and Roman Catholics. To correct to this mistake, I transmit you an account, which I have h1l just ...