... SPIZ ECHo OthVe'GOSR ?? _ . ' .1 ~ ~. . . I Geitlme, of ?? State aid ees At the comrincem nt or the fast Session, I .his- the h'inour of expressing to the Legisiatuie liy opinion respeing thle measures adopted by th national Coun- cils, to prevent -our being involved in the- desolating ars of Europe. Nth s sinc occued to pro-. ducc a change of 04ef opion of0 rpirnycni dence in their ...

... THE IORN ALERON!CLB. ' t ' ~L 0 1N D O-IN ?? THFWS DAY, DBCAWAHi2 -, misters receiv~ed fgoru Captain BLA*Yv,- otfie: eMediatir, all thieparticulars that he had heard previous to Ihis sat~iig from Saptorta, oft the :proceedings of'Gen. BILAKE's army. A letter Jhad been received by'the Magistrates of Santona, froim Gen. B LAsKE, dated on the 13th alt in which he says, that afteitwelve days ...

... IIAMBUHRG AND JLTOATA PAPERs, . TO THE 13TH INSTANT. gl~s Nov. 2.-By a courieri who arrived heresa d since from Constantinople, intelligence has ft'ev da s that Mr. Adair reached the Dardanelles ben receive b loth Oqober, and immediately c6mmerir.:d 1ew tions, tending to the speedy restoration of pea~ce goen oa J and the Sublime Porte. Tt has been btetied for' some time past, that the English ...

... SPAI$,Isff PAIYPERS. CORUNNA, Nov. 22.-An Officer of dis intftion,wlh left itinusa on the 8th, and has just arrived, statesp th~tt our loss in the aiton of Sornoza anounts in tile wvihle to 400 Inen. COttUNNA, Ntov. 23.-Our 'army,-immediately after its organizition, niu-c~led to the dvfence of the coun- tUv, and occupied the heighs of Reinoso, from whence ladvanced,. 'nker covttinoat fighting, ...

... THE lMORNING CHRONICLE. L. O1N D O N: FIDA2,-;DECEMBBR 2., iaog, We have at length official intelligence of the, events. in Spain, which have so iong kept the public mindin Su~pense. Yesterday Mr. MuNRo, the' King's Mes- senger, arrivedfrom Madrid with dispatches for Minis. ters from Lord WL1IANAM'BENTiNCK and Mr. F tas. He left Madrid on the i 7th, and he passed along the line of march of Sir ...

... 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, ...

... SPAVISH PAPBRS. CORUNNA, Nov. 26.-By letters received in the course of yesterday, wellearn that, with commendable activity and address, ?? Don En- rique Canseco has preserved the artillery of the army of Estrernadura'; and in like manner that the Lieutenant Colonel Don Miguel Valledor has c6ndualed;m^eon the artillery and'anmuinitidrn from Reinosa. Considering the activity and address ...

... 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 ...

... THIEE MIOR/hViG CHROIVICL.E .LONDON: SATURDAY2 DECE R3 tog, Yesterday dispatches were received by Mr. C MN8S, ?? ;Mr. ADAIR, brought hm rt IZ NtNe fi`nstrel Ab itbrig, we home from Mu~lta, by 1ie Minstrel: A brig, wte iunderstand, also arrioe fiom Trieste. These arrivals gave rise to a report, which was received with the most cordial avidity, that ourable and active Minister at Tenedos had ...

... From thbe L,*.UADOQA GAZE nIX', IDEc. 3. WHi~ ?? ITi ALL DE. c..* Fhe K' ng lice teen pileistdi '1 oder a Coig6 ?? to pass The Great ?? otfi t!,c-11lc! Kingo'm of Great Britain and Irv. iOm, em eweri-- in an' Chanter if' the Catzhedrali Cls4 t I ore- .ta 5teqhop off thatl See, the aani& ?? ,,itt by Gtie U b fii tite Riglit Revernni Father in G;) I' ihornoali Lstc 11A0.i tltertiit to -elie ...

... LE iIMORAITJAG CHRONICL,13. LONDON. AIGOIr1,? DECEMHBER 5, 8oos, There have been no arrivals, from Spai.; since Friday !ast, and nothing further is known of the state of our Armies. The various; reports of yesterday- rest upon no foundation, and a'ie entitled t9 no credit. It is cer- tain that ?? brought the last dispatch from Madrid, states, that in his journey to Corunna he learned freo. the ...

... PARMS, Nov. 17. M1.S BWILLETIX OF THE ARMY OF SPAI&. VsTToBsAs, Nov. z. Position of the French azmy on the 'zth Odtober - - Head-quarters at Vittoria. The Marshal Puke of Corneglianc, with his left wing,. along the banks of the. Arragon and the Ebro. Hisbead-quar- ters at Flafallo. u The Marshal Duke of Elchingen is with his head-quarters at Guardia. The Marshal Dule of ?? has his head ...