... ;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 ...

... T-ZI GHOST IN HAIMLET. TO TTI EDITOR OF TInS EXAMINER. I. HDITOR, At the last representation of Hamlet, at Drury-lane Theatre, I was forcibly struck withthe use, or-rather the ne-use, which the Ghost made of his truncheon. In that horrific speech, beginning ' I could a tale un- fold, instead of permitting the majesty of action and gesture to enforce the words of the poet, he stood, as I have ...

... r6ioif THIE AMl:IRKAN PAPERS. uas.-UN, ?? 5.-'1fic follovwting Answer to the PeLition of [bet vtbitaots oft this Town, ft;-on; tile, I ?? uS tic 1inC lfiteod Siates, was received otl Tiles- vts b) the- klect -Mcn, and is now pented to the public by their oruer. Sir., IS.38ffUsttC, 1 , I bg ieave to Ctmlmnittf t 'iYroolh msu, tlte -enelosed Aniws r t ?? Itersreuwitli. E Itl !; coyjid to me ...

... J,/11MIIICA pAPERS., AtG. 6--it is with much reget tlat stijte ie te5 Issbf hi's Majtsty's shitp Mileager, of 36 -DinStCAPtPP t'arren. She quit 1 FL'Ia t Ro yai on gun t jjf he homew~ard-bound Q~t,}t .alternoon last to join th on radud .W (bing ?? co' y to a certain latitude), and Cortiu. her course Lntil eight o'clock that night, b w u tert. ?? dark and squ..lly, ,CS1r uck on Bare Bnusl.-Key, ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE M0lRAKIANrG CiIRQOYICL E. L O ND O N: RRIDA2, OCTOBLR 28, gogb. Yesterday. Spanish Papers and Letters were received from Corunna to the 17ith instant ; up to which day |certaisly no a tkion had taken place between the ar- niles, nor was it known at Corunna that any re-infroce- nients to Marshal NEY had arrived. The fullowing is a private letter from that place Corunna, Odt G. The army ...

... ' th E.?17rr)R oft MhlORAINC C'HR0QrWCL Ma. EDITOR, F ?? rt'ad in your PNper the Anstwer oF the new Rcjency of Portum-il to an Address or the smnall town of Santiago d& Cissem ; if tiliS answ er be au'hentid, and that it dnues fairly represint the state of th e public Thind-il that C(outltfp.- it appears tO nee tiat Lhe spiiit of the people is entirely crush:ed. I an the more inclined to think ...

... Prom the L(JNDONV GAZE7lTE, Ocr. 22, ADMIRALTY OFFICE, OCT. i2. Copy of a Letter from Captiin R. Hawkins, of his Majesty's ship Minerva, to Admiral Lord Gnambier, dated Corunna; September z5, a868. My'LORO, I beg leave to infbrm you, that in ettecation of your Lord- ship'siorders onI the 234 instant, in latitude 45. 35. longitude 9. I, West, I fell in -with and chaced a brig nea tweurv-five ...