... &v nI Ab'vW'RALTy OFlfC1., .Oer.4.| Copy or a Lettei traiamitted by Vice-AdeiiraI Canipbelk.. .$is Rlajetty'e sloop Beagle, at sea, SIR. , 1O8OT8. r8.8 ! beg leave to aeqefnt vnalence gale yeateay. I wa cemnelled' to stand over on the English -coast Frdi my 4ation oF Boulogne3 ; and at eleven P. Md. the Beagle fell in with and captlred, after a chace of three hohrs, .e H Lazard French ...

... I ..SPIAIXM . 1. MADittaw OCT. 1.-The Saprefi'e. 'overmnent' at Aranjuez have ?? Urtina, Governor of SegovUia, to bring'before themfror4.the StateI.ijon in iie Tower ofthat.placej his prisoder' Valdes, Counselldr of Stafe, and Deputy of.the Pro- vince oft Leon.' TlieyIarve, at the same titmr ordered Gerieral Cuesta to .ieave his army, and cirme'to give an' aceount df his mdtives for arresting ...

... THLE MORNING CHRONICLE. D r I-N90R, -O. L O ND ON' 7'RURSDAT, OCTOBER. w, 1808. Sir HEW DALRY MPLE% accompanlied by a number~of Officers, anrived at Portsmnouth, ran Tuesday, in the Phcebe frigate, and immediately set onut for Londobr. Sir WILLI4M SCOTT, also arrived in the Niobe. They left Lisbon on the 561 instant, p' to which time ino part of the English army had enibarked for Spain; nor ...

... ;VP-STMI-ISIV?.'l? A terr fltitneozi'7 ntaeiin if O ile inbab ttnirs r as held ol Thirrd~tt, noru-r~titA to otiotie friln tbes ?? Bailitl, to , e proprivy otf an Adaress to MJstr jjcstv on tile (C;iin ftll it: Por ?? renuisition zu thte -igh Bii hiuodc(i Ianving been rvai!, -: 'Isui It T, i' sIC i 5ho Ito ?? the rqouisitiun, n tisC r1: arti e leasons w Ilic 'hIa:l convi nrcd hiin tilc 1 v of ...

... ,;Ip, ! ,, 2 Dr MI AzG CHOiW . SIR, OcT6i'X. .1801r. Your Piper of thiis morning contains ' s ftotheI observations on the declaration- of the rtliih '6a ic Bishops, whiuih iritefunher:discussion. Asyou have .thought right to adiii thI observatiori of DE)'E`1s ?? on a fom'er day, you swill, I expects excuse.'his tres- passing once ..more oil your impartiL lity,.of.Which'he feels happy to dhave ...

... $ ERFUrTUl, SEPT. 28.-Yesterday at nine ?? in the morning arrived here his Majesty the Emperor of the Frenchl. The CommandanL of the town, tile 'Magistrates, and Deputies of the Livery, the Univer- sity, anrl the Clerg-y, met him wvithiout thle gates ; the President of the Senate tendered him the keys of tile gates of the City, and presented an Address, expressing the fidelity and 4ttachment ...

... TO THE IDITOR OF THE MORAING CAR OIZICLR. I ?? Do.55'nu ;MttitVIIV. tIlAU.MjLiLK. ' Sutat , ?? ?? Having' Been a constant Reader, and an occasional r Correspondent' from the 'very first day the Morning 1 Chronicle Wvas published, under your auspices, I hope b I may, *vithout gi'ving offence, be allowed, to offer my l sentiments upon those subjeas which are discussed t with so much ability, ...

... 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 ...

... It oran lbe LOND ON GAYZET, o,,r. 2'5 ?? ADMIR A LTY OFFICE, Oc r.e ,5. - Copy of a Letter from Vite-Adrii'ral Lord Coliniwuood, Corn. minder in Chief of his Majesty s Ship ' and Vesss in the Mcditerranean, to the Honoturahls W'W. WPolo, dated on board the Ocean, ?? Pallas, September 5, ego3. SIR,-i illclose, for the in.formation 'of tthe Lor :s Commis- sioners of the Admn'iralty, two letters ...

... ?idle -ED..O i o OR. VG cfRV.VIL; L L In your paper of Saturday you express your belWeV that the statement of Mr. Grattan and the Duke of Norfolk upon the last diseussion of the.Catliolic ques. i tion, that the Catholic Clergy' were 6illing to invest his Majesty with: a certain negative rig!ht iiu the future appointment of their Prelates, was nade ipon the autho6. rty of lr. Milner., But you ...

... ?? POLITICAL EXAMINER. ?? is the madness of wuaay for the gain of a fsewc. No. 49.0. THE UNVTERSAT SUB tcp RESIpiED. SrFUFOF * Z5 Q~lR3 I'.JTO; J1.E COytsyt)O?:- .r .o':UQIJS 1?C z or, O ZIZE MINISTTRY.-TIUl& SN- ,.O AIT.Cr J If'MC~t U i2 5ELr.ESI:Z35 AxD till T;IE disgraces inl Portugali still accuaiv thxepulild con- ersatiou ;. and so they *swill and ought, till the, Aili- nistrv take nl ...