... cf rr AD!DRESS. 0 71 13TTF7e OiF 7TZIL YZANI.C CHAON2CLLI - he ewhole natioln ought to be penetrated with t e dr' p )grt`itude to hik L'Li'rsty ?? his profound and svi tD tlhe CitV Aldi:ess. - It is flue that I as excellent: It conveyed the almnost unani. , j lc tf the British pu)blic on the subj&e of the n which has been repiobated by all parties, C ly al desctiiptions of men, ho vkevetr wide ...

... MISChILANEOUS SKETCHE4 UPON TJ~m1PRA'RY S1 IDJEC1us, &C'. ADDRpESS EXTRAO0RDI)NARY ro rTuE Fr1ENCHj The day before his IMPERIAL and ROYALf MAJaS r left Paris fur 1axoiny, a DJleptationofroni ?? I;perialI Xiiclen and Slaughlterl'ou Ie wvaited upo his Mxsr - during lulchicolln, to contgratulate hin onI his euereasf tucg `iintaCh a ml WpIpeti e, 'i-le the Chief Cssok do-. li vered the following ...

... . FOREIGNY INTid L L GEA C E. FRANC &.il P.aTISs, Oca. 2.-Letters from Pavornlle, of Sept. 24, coutain the falloxiag ilteiligeoce ?? Troop*s adlf artillery daily arrive hero. h passage of tile army will Continue throllgh this ?? during, the whole af October. We have this insta;it reccived in- formiation,.that the Spanish Guneratl, lfla!C, h'as ?? from the Asturias with a division of 8000 men, ...

... FENPOSIT,1ION, 7 Trir rfI 4' Pr f'E TIC ,1 E I *I f c m V .11J 2 Whimc rrzI To Tv;t't! Il1i N nFII E vO~ .251 ill 1P.i ,412 V'in I' 4! PtIII) III l-lT Rft !.itttNt OF TJhIs, At YITS `2I ir, 1xs YDOPTE.r) Il- IF '1s -%iE;:wn o, rlip.: Fr~czlf To ?? i IA I 'o FA.EC l 1't, . RI, l)[-V P'EDlt cel-(AL- IV. -, 111114 R v r IJ'it I 11 S7h1L A.) h.1C'.ITChES TO K1 l.4iA. OLiC .Uld I2TU riiltniv t.YD ...

... TEE REVY-YUE. The Quarterly Accounts have lately been 64aje up- at the Exxch1equer. From these, it appears, that is the quarter which ended thle 10t1 instalit, the surplus of tile fnozoidaed fund has amiounted to 2,-lj,00l. -This is thle laigest quarterly surplus of that fuon flat has vet been known. In -he corresponding quartcr of 1807, it amouonted to 2,,310,000. But as there is a sum to be ...

... 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 ...

... PPAIIN. CO1us Nj A, Ocr. 3._In csir serquerce 6f a dispitchI received by 0,h most &e ene Kin.rdom, on the i7th silt. ,Iron) his Excciiency Gencrdi Biale, in. which he inkpalted the aunp cioum rcsult.df tt i a~ius wlich his ?? hiid s (!ts the French in the vicir~age cf. Bui~gos ard Bilboa. it Nsvs pleased to direat, that a ?iark of .ArtiLis'e, of aS obr~rtsng t~e-, be with all posqible ...

... To THE ITALIJNS RESIDENT IN ENGLAND. r What means this stupor in the natives of Italy at this glrious moment, when the successful exertions of the brave Spaniards ought to animate every idividual of an oppressed country ? All of you are silent-all are ?? not Iconvoke an.Assenibly to express your ardent desire of deliveratice friom the yoke of a foreign foe, and your anxiety for a better order ...

... TIBE LATE CONVE N AI T Pa.-I T POZ?7Trl_ e-. - - _4M -READING, OCT. IS.-Pursuant to a 'signed by a number of the Freeholders of Bila n sts and an order issued in consequence thereof b it :he High Sheriff, a most numerosi~ and respea~ble y the :a ing of the Nobility, Clergy and Freeeholders, 'e5et. ith day held in the Town-hall, for the ?? of into their consideration the terms of the -lne tey ...

... SK7>£ITeJI Out DISORDiERS. Feves, havenot anlourndei sa mucht lately, sn const quence, no doniib, or -, hitiqgatjin of heat, and otie air noshlitric ' li 2 60 1 ' ,, ' One plironD, in a Dstate olastherla, or. constitutiovld *lecliLe', 'l e;ic ssptt 'tt her detcht tot he 'rrav by ?? r interdicion o± ?? fu1el whichsn 1 ?? the~X. *.me of iife ;,like a watch ?? s.r O'Ic?6'Yt. O t ubp; even those ...

... THE IM.ORNING CHRONICLE. LON DO N: TUBS DAT, OCTOBER sS, zWoS. By the Peacock sloop, of war, with dispatvlics from St. Andero, we have received private letters and pa. pers frogi Spain down to tile 7th instant. We lament to say, that they communicate the unwelcome news of the French having resumed aclive operations, and that Marshal NEY, one of the most accomp:lished f BONA- PARTt's generals, ...