... '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 ...

... T. k m I.I IAI= ?? ?? ?? ?? TLUD/r, OCTOBER 29, 16O S. A Still rndre severe decreghas been issued by ?? .overngterg, prohibiting every sort of communication with this country, thani .ay of the numerous inierdias of the sale kind that had before'appeared. It is reported by 'the sarie on veyatce which has brought us intelli- gsnce ofthisdecree, that the conferences at Erfurt'do' not goon ...

... THIE MORNING.CHRONICLE. LONDON; MONDA2, OCTOBER31, iioS, Dutch Papers have been received to the 1i4th inst. The most important news they contain, is a highly grati. fying piece of intelligence indeed, viz. that none of the reinforcements sent to the French army can reach their destination till the beginning of next month, with the utmost possible expedition on the part of the troops.- How ...

... S PSI N. Les Co RUNNA,OCT. T9.-yesterdayyarrivedhereanextra- ordinary Courier from the army of Biscay, with the in- j teresting intelligence that the Freneb had evacuated t Las Bilboa, and that our head.quarters were there. In the I next number we will state, at full length, the circum- .y- stances which have occurred. They write from Lis- et bon, that the English, in number 14,000, wvith 4000 ...

... . .1 I - - .Pllflvc'3 ?? .I M5. Eltnsr'n . The anti-ia ei~ous AoX-irmer, your correspondcnit od this davy seems to 'be cut -o deeply by the shiarpness of NVewr~papfterui',. as to ccnimlain vt!'rv rorely at certail royal a'rdillusliious Perssons, hl-vinc? generously made a prescrit-of thuil B. xes to the proprietors of the Co- vent-gardenCmspprinv. Hriis niiud uou'd fain persuad.e himr to ...

... 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 ...

... 1i)UTCSI PAPERS. PAKIs, OcT. 4.-Tt is stated in the German papers that the Emperor, on his journey to Erfurth,' wrote to the Prince Primate, a letter, in which he says- I am rgoing to Gerimtry, to givpapeac to Zuro OCT. 6.-Letters t;oni Bayoqne of the 3othi state, that the insurgents having made a movement in advance oaq the 5ide of Amieijago, two miles from Miranda, Marghal Bessieres ...