... THE MORNING CHROINICLE. MN 2LONDON:, ?? . l31NDAT, DECE S&TZR 26, ISSc. Lettershave been, received from Oporto of'the 29th tilt. and w ate sorry to say, that ther account which they give of the present state of Portugal,.is most uin. pleasant.' There is a ferment in' ith Northern, Pro. vioces, bordering on revolt., It seems th&ie Rgency is extremely unpopular, and the BWitish Troops are the ...

... S'D~aSCR½ N TO . ATSOIs' 7 - ?? i-.; - * I-I. A numerous and residItrable' Meetiin of the ?,Mer- chants and 'l'Tradds' of /naddon, wis yeareiedly 'held' at. tlhe City or London Li ern 'for thc purpost of institutinmg subscription in aid of the P~aijou. Armies in Spain. The LoprDMAve'a was 'called to ?? vhoion takjng ii observedI that the cause for which .iheyr had msiet togethei-, was of so ...

... CITr EL']ECTIONS. The following was the State c t r at the finai close:- FARRINGDON W:.- Mr. Waithman - _ 7z 5Mr. .iicr ; #CnAouk - - /12 WSigh- Murrell - - _04 Harper - Herring - -69 Dawson . Barden - - 642 aIl. Young - _ -. J-. W. Reeves 640 Griffilh - - - T. Reeve _ - 6r6 R. Brewer _ - 476 1 Sir J. I3ranscomb 66 J. Bretwer- - 43- Nichols - -5 1 i New candidates. The first sixteen candidates ...

... MEETINGS Of, CREDlrORS AT GUILDHALL. TO-MoitR ov. ' B, Walsh and T. Nisbett, AngelIcoesrt, Throeumorton. street, brokers ' J. Smith, Great Trinity-lane, merchamt 3 'b 1. Wright, Hammercnwith, cheesemonger 3i J. Corrie, Wesron-street, Borouh, brewer 3 IO 3. C. Brooker, pnultry, haberdashier . _ ez H. Pall, Gatter-lane, warehouseman _ 3 lo J. Cnlgrave, Red Lion-street, Holborn, nwine merchant 3 ...

... WALSH AHAD XASBETT'S BANKI UPTecr.I Yes erday there was a meeting of the Cornmissioners iinder ttfe above cornoission called by ,or-e Gentleomen belarnging to the Bank, for the purpose of tendering 0t-eir debti, and to be allowed to prove as rartiters nit the stated IIcc iuilt stuck up at the Siolk Exchange, signed by ote 'i rte i tnkrupt-, dei'larisn there was a pr6fit on the latt Lotteries ...

... I . ..r a . T.Hi p S. r ?? Woircester at the ?? sifr Sir .iii~us - t .tdrey, Captain Civristoplier, arniid o , thE > ;f Wi0t, the 'i r th hn, Is . -, 1 . The Wordesters withi tlie, Sir Williamn Pultley, Captain Christopher and Utnion, tain Gaillard3 under i f convoy of hia Majesty's ship St. Fiorenzo sailed. fror . Bombaythe l4th July last. The Wexford, Captain Bairard,9 sailed frorfti .omI ...

... DUTGH PAP'RA.- lad ?? Nov. 25. TA HIRD BULLETIN Of, THr ARMY OF S1AIN; er- ?? Nov. x3. sall .1 The ermiy Qf 'Gallicia is flying 'friam'Bilbo, and is pursued erg by Ma1'shal thle Duke offl1l4slna -in the diredtion-of.Es~incosa, Lh atnd Marshal the DUke ?? Villarcayo. Mar- n19 shat the Duike of Dalmiatia has jprocceedfor'6 Reynosa to cut off et tbeir-retreat-. 'in that vary inmporerit events ...

... i -. ; ro aI. ;tiff; CAO'Brii.. Tlhe cirgiastance8 i~j;;the pat)onage of Leie - . iznf, a eiory i the Isle 4f Eliy, pf tthe jrale-.f about 20.66, perannuu,, are somiewhat curious. Ir. DItnipiei'$obt~nedhlis translatiop fiq n RPchese.r, no - wbolly .romli bi5 exertiorns in aid of Mr. Pei'ceal'N I a Popery fryt in tle td¢rcise of his epistopil fan1jons, as n~~ht reasonzably bve Ween iniggined, ...

... tRRORS Ot tMUCdToN. ] M 2R. EDITOR, I do not aliule so much to the triti of last ?? as to some other Itiials of persons Who have miitaken public propely for their own, when I say that I think those ie Gentlemen are entitled tono smdlider!e of ity-not in because ~ ~ ~ '~~eofpit-o in because t I have boen'so ?? to be cntnvt&ed, is bunt because they ajppar to have offended ?? ignorance; .Yoa will ...

... L DUTCH-PAPERS. ile, We, Louls NAPoLeoN.,by the grace of God, and.the Con- Ire fstitutio of the Kingdom, 2ing of Holland, and Con-, stable of France. have decreed, and hereby decree, ART. 1. The ports of Holland shall remain shut, and no ves- ?? sel shall' be permitted to enter this kingdom, nor to land any Ist, merchandize. at. 11. Vessels that may have touched at any port in England, or to ...

... Prom ithe LO JNDONC q47EAL DI) iQ -I .. ~ ~ ~ ~ . ?? , , - - I. 9 ?? 1) DOWMNtNG-STiRFT, OcT. r.i A dispatch of which the loliduwion as a copy, has been ?? bhy Viscipnt- L aottereagh, orte oif his Maety Principal Se. ,cretaries ol bcatetkrm 1 .jt ?? Sir Jubi0 6ituart con.- nianding his Majesty I'orces in Sicly' ,NIY LORD, - .Mess5nl, Sept so, tSo8. . saviang beei ipprised that a larqe ...

... PORTUGUJSE: PdPERS. LIsBoN,Nov 15x.-On the Uith ofthisrnontih the merchants of this city iftit byr a ppotitment at the Palace of Government, where the Secretary of State, charged with the general inspeaiton and direffion of the Royal 'Treasury, delivere'd-tbefollowing speech, which seemed to perfeftly meet the patriotic ideas and loyal senti- ments of the gentlemen present. The state of the ...