... THE afO#lVrNG'CfIR0YIcLE? - . I : ? ? I. -, ?4 ?? LONDOQN;:: aNcouZ p 13ave ad yet been rteeived respicinthe ~itzoetionS of the Expedtior. Tdeed -i -was io tQ b peaed that any ?? 6tfhs kin a.4 . tived befire thus. ?? at soonest*i.reporta *ere e^'urreht yesrda of 0B ?? ay . iing,; r~act ?? of the Island of WaIcheren . Vheb ~j~ose~ssirn. ef ou army 1e. trust, however, r~r'iou r wax* 1 a6 ...

... - CERM4 PAPZRS. Iu'sic, JSUE 26.-SiX or seven thousa=d Sax onr aaid Wrterniberg troops entered oul city yesterday. We expea otfiers t&-day. We expect the Kingof Westphalia to-day. MEREBduRG, JUNE 2s.-Official letters from the Kihg of Wlestphali's- iwea4.quarterss, arrived thisniorl : irng, itate, tliat: Genefa1. DVALBYNAC had orders tO: pass ?? A yesteiday, and atack the Austrians niir. Salze ...

... * M-lfl~lAT~: ~O~r~t - ON t!:N ; t. eci'n wth pan hat .thetrbqs desti6 f'r tfi i~tjn ,!whichi had/been. e B.pc4 hteli~e !i~s irien e j reir sut- tise i#¢t t~e tra hA. E h4 eq a.r n pdii Sir doin niI; tlia& sJ g&sa~toto . 11ud4e tt tft,infZ tlii nig~i li t~4espi& tie. tuourwenc i&conipment a~lto~getqir, ?? tlle s'zps b~eefi re4y hdir t#w-erc-wdon.- Tliaspos. ho~~ever, with a u; undci4n *ic- ...

... ;omik ILONDON AZETTE, July 4. ADMIRAiLT YOFP1CE JULv 4. . - Copies of Two Letters from Ca,ptain -M Kiriley, of6tbisMaises. ty'ls5hip the Lively, to tri Ho-1onotvaklse Williaim Wellesley Pole.ely .) RS,s - Livy, Vligo, June- o. Be' pleased :to inform my L-rds.d Comtiiissiodeis ot the Admiralty, t'iat, vesterday evenirg, ?? exprqss 'airived'friona Spanish Qlfceir at han Payo to-Commio- dore Don ...

... MTII MORVIN;GFHIRONiJCLE. L 0NDP0N: 5 TIURS 'TAI, SEPTEMBER 2xr, X509. fro The differnicets that 1ave raged in the Cabinet for some weeks past have not yet been settled. Notlirg Ol can Slrp.iss the distration that has prevailed, and -for some days past the country lhas been totally without a Goverinment. The rumours in circulation on the subje& lad have been too vague to convey an adequate ...

... , G IL LJWGHTE1 - - Asliamno, eof illo e tinjft ni`4o' s who do iot see 3dtdhe brilijom protpdts avingh efirdi the present war,. *t1ul~i dante before the eyes: of my neighbours, I part take butlictt!e of that propensit ~16augker which seenm d be..at presen t ? tiational c aracteiistic. Instead of. any of those reasonable afears And cobi app eliengi6ia which used to tisaik a te of warfare, we ...

... .ICA - ..P . I REPORT OF T11E. SECRETARY DF THE, ,TPASURY 1 .tTO O Ho.UsES P .CONdgES. ' . In obedienco .tor tthe direftons of' the Aftsupple- .mentary to tfhe Ad, -entitled 4, ArA& to e iish tie -I |Theasiryl D~epartmien~t,. the .Secrecary of ,the:TrauY . 'respedfully subiis,&;the folowiing ?? ; ?? ?? -The. hot revenue arnsing.frona duties OD r\'an- dize and twnage which' accrued the 'a1 ...

... SPA2ATSH P.A.PERS. SE -ltLE, SEPT. S. (GAZTrTE)-Lately -the Pa. triots, have mnade prisoncrr Iof the. narrison vihitril occu- pied the town, of Hato. The following :ntrcicepted letter 1afs discovered this fad. It was dircaled Io tle gorrtrnbissary Arnores. ?? MOST EXC,1LrNT SIR, At seven in tie evening yesterday cisrvehere Don 3gnrario Alonzo, commonly called Cuibillas, iasrrtor of the ...

... ; DbisAL, 'TJY, 26.-The first divisiol of the txpe. dition sailed from the Downs this nMorning, but in con- sequence. of foul wind were obliged to anchor rn the Gulls Strrai till the next fide, The Superb; AdrMn ' ral Kcates, ald Clyde fiigate4 Cowirmodore Ovienj ac- co-mpany tbis cdivision. About three this'afternoon.the wind began to. veer to'the S. E. and at four the Corn- mtander ?? and ...

... TIME LH6tE- 1ItE,. \Ve ha-ve been in da ly expu0- tion of publication an' autheiltic account of all ve stances thutt ied to tile late Dcl, in order .misijcrpresentation and miscor o ,t tannouniced by the auzhority f o l: O . !. C confidential f icrd lts. lot i to es Se wor!d a paita stlte fnnt, urtlee the tor A F i d i ?? d - .A. Friend. to Ti udt- ( Ilhas not, l~tt~,fm . o.Lr hand. Xit. ...

... MATEOROLOGIcL MORALI2TY. 1' rihe MORNING CHRONICLE. MtR.: FDITOR, : The itguenrce of the Starr on the destiny of mortals has long been aic'know edged, and that of the Moon on their a~ions is, perhaps, more' unive sally. experienced .sthbin some of us are aware of: but, strange to tell, the effe& of the Weather on the superiol work of nature is scarcely ever:adve, ted to but in jest, ...

... ev;il ?? ? ^; ?i . _ Me ,6 . ,t ?? b m EzZ ;O ore- .aNI C , '0MiGX^-~ , l : ct - it * - 'h T1it; heiartfe3id A rteiihat 'I p cly obiged~tr Iddiess y ob 'osbjv& :ot' fuch natiofiiV: ..irportance ;--I shai1 briefly sJ-Ate: tli, rctuse- of myl ' pain, without niakiig any fur;her somirtent~i-.Ha ing ba 'thi e ias'pre o: seeing. a card of invitation for a grltrdcFestiS oe ie$-oi M~d'n5yiet, ?? of ...