... TO 11uS EXCELLENCJY A.XJOr-GNTERAL, BBERES-: FO1UD2 ; StSR, . . AO £MDEIRA, AuG. i6. ?? the undersigned British resideez ?? g. 'oeg lgt'e to er- ress our unfeigned regret on your leaving ar, ?? whose in- hahitan-s have heen so utceasing'.' the objecs of your care, Iw1t1ttllev have had hE ric ppsinesoofbeing onderyvourgovbern ment,-a perio~tthey *vill ev~r . ppreciate, as dint, during which, ...

... ZI'IIJBUS' GH PAPERS. BAsNIcs OF THE ELaiE, SEPT. 23.-An Estafette is said to have reached Hamburgh with intelligence of I the arrivel of Napoleon at Eifirth, and of Alexander and the Giand Duke Constantine at Weimar. It is rumoured thlat the RUssian Dire~ling Senate hlad de- clared against the journey, but that their objeclions ere | over-ruled by t.he Monal-ch.l The rurnour of the Empeior of ...

... DARAD. llC GZ^,T 'Mffat, o6th JD.&bet, CS9., We had yesterday a Miost ?? of e and rain.; the rivers in 'the ?? came down Sin such tdrreati as had ndt been before Been bythe oldw est people here. Amdngit the damage occasioned by r t we sorry toaate that a shocking accdet has s ?? to tie. Maiii 'Coach from Glasgow' to Car- lisle, which passes this way at the bridge o9et the rie'. i Even, about ...

... Allow me to appeal once more' to your compassion, in favour of the three poor Knights of the Convention. Theecase of these friendless heroes is much more pitiful than you are aware of. Sir Arthur has lost alihe had. Sir Harry had -nothing to lose. 'But' of all the siuerers in this indenture tripartite, or, as Spencer calls it, this trinal tripliciy, Sir ?? by far the most to be, pitied; for he ...

... I Irom ?? 'LNDOA GAZErTE, Ofcs 18. AVMIRALTY OFFICR. 0 IS. ,8 C-ry of a Letter Arooi., Viee.Admjral Vashon, Commander in . Chiefrfhis Majesty's Ships and Vessels at L.eit, eto the Hon. W. W. Pole, dated on board the Ardent, inLeith.Roadst^th -I'stant. , - . Sise, .Ferewith I transmit, for tbeinformation of the.Lords Cnom- .tflssaoners of'th&eAdr'iralty, a LettFr -which I have received frortr ...

... DUMFR MLINB. OCTOBEa I ?? Saturday the Ist instant, the Chicken Pye Club heid a meeting at CrossIALtes, Fife- shire, to celhbrate the viqol ious bravery of' our troops in Portugal, and to drink the hiealth of that 'distin.- guished Member of the Club, 'Major.Genel. Fergus- son.-Present. h IVhr nemyss, of Cuttlehill, Presidfnt Mr. 1=,aci, of Banidrumo, Clr-opier. Sir John Henderson, Bart. ...

... 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 ...

... TVI-1E MO10 iVG CHONIJlCL E. L 0 N 1) 0 N: EA DI 1kr, OC'TOBER Ig, i 8o. 5. d Yesterdav disp itches were received from Sir JAml.S ft S.AU, ,RE 7. and M4r. TifOR1N rN.0 ?? Were ?? jpi by Captain Miazn o, Of the ?? ?? distin- re guished hirm1selfso nmuch in the lateaction with tile Rius te sian Fleet. Tlhe ?? of these dispatchqs have not jre transpired ; but from) the circunstance of Mr. THORN- ...

... THE MOXWJMt tHkWNICLE., LONDON:- MOVDdt-, QCTOBEAR 24, 1808o. At eight on Friday mIorning, during a violent gaie of wind, a French. fishing-boat, with a flag of truce, came to an anchor in the Downs, and was immediately boarded frorn one of our cruizers, who took out th,e Messengers, two' Russians and Ptle Frenchman. They were, landed and condu sed to the house of the Port Admiral, and at ...

... SIR HEW IALR rMPIS. TO THE EDITOR. Si -Haiing mentioned General Sir H. Dalrymple, though it is certainly a matter altogether indifiereit . to the public, whether that officer be a native of Scot- land Or of Yorkshire; yet as a Cot espondent, a SCOTCHMA9, has thought ircper to assert, formnally,, in contradiaion to truth and fa&, that- he is, an English. man, born in the county of York, I st ...