... .HRIRE U-MANl LETrER ITL To eihe AD'I'7 - W1' reA SIR 8111, C11 . 4 -2 ?? you, in my lastLettj. * ckdt, ajnd yoI will ?? Silmeat n, chat, an Yo see by this long Lete. ia kept my wiord-.n& usunl thing with pe,40n slJ1, self, whb haye -recently succeededto office. What a sad tbhig it is to have Popisll ts bad as iii Irdand to have Popih servaar& L. was. cmplaining_ of ths the other da -talked ...

... 1EATE1kA AARcO GRB * Mat 1 of .ou ?? -having. r'otieed, witllh s. t.6nishment, ths pectuhar taste tliat th& Baron GerambS .has erierdi playd in this cotuntry or ?? thing 'that' tends to delebrity o1.i oputr dtstinffiod- ?? haie col- ?? the. kl1owrng etais .of hmt, Swhict,-beingstri&- ly..anither~tti, ill sei v-c as a proo0t lt' his havino posses- sed at. taste ibe~foi c hervisited Englandd ...

... . LisBok, Nov. .z.-Byyleitter§ from Alentejo received by the courier of yesterday, we know, that the Frenqh en corps, cornmnded by General.Girard, was routed.qn co the 8th nit. in Arrayo de Molines, by General Hill 1 (with the loss.of ;oo killed, - rooo prisoners, General Girard Vyas woirided, a4d Generals Blrune and ?? .remnbprg taken priboners), who wvaa pursuing the remain, der of 'the ...

... : . I NaT., : . it ?? ?? JflA4A ¶ 5 ,I EIis Rpyfil isgi~s;est~ rt ;'egent has ;;i e..eased, iin heiaierqand ontth bhalfof his D: by Le e.P atent usidr' the' ?? 1°- f Jn, * Pidvost'of. Trnity Collgegi ]EYnblirt,'-tffiei~tl. . 'of D)roimiot, in tha .rooda bf Dd&it ~lpJ rlate ]3iihop: tti~ereoff deceased' ?? i; -His 'Rdyal -Highness Te'8 ?? ,RtegerQ hiss-a^ls tb een~Vteased, 'in' the 1ati. X p ? ...

... - MAROIT AXUA The fiqllawing are the il6tiesting partictilars of a most alarmfingf revolt in the Island of 'Mnrtinique. Hkppily the insurgents were soon subdued, ~and set'eraf Ofiheai have already siufefed thite ekxemplary.:ptuishrnebt T4iewt trheit crimes. . The wleader was' I person of the rime 6f .Moiere, who assumed tlW titl b Qf Vi~cptn ad who appears to hle beei oiD l f ibe tte4 nles ' ...

... *. 7HEN .cF , . ?? g LE.- . 7U1 - ?4SDr, D~auEMKsb-, ?? . h PQ 4ICE Rjsa'J ca Vt , i .yl Highness 5- town y'' ?? saRds'A HareaS ,his -own is ioit yet in'a Condatl-o ,toredeve him. he;. ..s~r~c1 s; -we' ?? repeately stated now feels lO btlher ?? from whie Wspr 'tfia the di ; of iwaikiig. 'fis heailtl:hhasi, in -yy other respeA:, -beeen perfe. We hatve nO doubt:but that in a' few days we ...

... I UNICTED PARLIAMENT (G.? E,! BTRITAIX AZD IRELAND. IIOUS:IE OF4 I.O1.DS, JULY I9.. Thcl\itiL Ilutt,-rehv^.. c nedmelt Bdill wvas ?? up fron) the C'OIflFli-, by Zilr. Tj.iliington atid othvr e1 nber .- Pelcdirs tine, and ordered to be read a' second titne to-Inor- 31. Jolilm, from the O.cc of Ciaef Secretary of Ireland, Prks:ntcd certain Prcsentuieints of Gralld Juries of Leirrim; whtichlcvcro ...

... IT ?? i vl i9 ?? ED&DES DAT, AUGUST 28, itlls.: Yesteiday arrived ?? Gazettesto .the At'hinst I f6ur days later than those -before.obtained. Thf et` S :ters by the same opportunityt will be delivered in the course of eie inrning.. .,xtrlst from ?? w':e have elsewhere insei eed,' and by hem it appears, thiat Lorcd WitLlNGTON' is advancsno in thie diiehon o 'Cidad :Rodrigo. The reason, of .his,, ...

... dt- MO M ' - C THE, Al-,RlyTYG Cl-I!RqV4PLa - I .. ~ .. L O1 1) ?? THU9RSD12-, AUGUST ?? Lisbon Papers reached toyn yesterday, to the 23d ult, Tbey T t tbht the Allied Arry bad gone into cantonments. Our troops complain of; thi unwlholesomge and tor- .mentiar1 climate in which they are posted. It is ali[ost' impossible to descij be the cffe&t of the bnarinc heat of the day followed by-the ...

... To tile EDITO12 of ?? AiO.,^iING CHAONICLiC.. Afftii- .6ws-th6 Periintnhi di~ i nay hn re djpiniori; dr-~~ing~ ~ to~air~dis i clo-96, and, ?? Oeteiit whjichi a areivt~ks little-foreseeiv- y.~-6ie msof sndbvi- {h duals'.inithis' cotintry., that IL: piresunie! to. comamunicate w' u~ysniets't you on the- subjei, in hoppsi that I al inar e bl f6hrii' ?? p'eriod d& thiscoupd~t~rnere wich fa~r will ...

... - a te -EASER ?? MORmNiv can.Ch-ICLS. L. SIR, 7-- As I was- some. tinre- since travelling.,,4oyin to the North, a portfolio-w;as blrouglit to me by the %vaiter at an inn where I stopped toch tigeholses, 'with anequest! that I would deliver it to an elderly gndtlemnin, should I cliance to ovei take him who hd .left it behind 'hiim there a few mrnutes before'I airived As howeverI had not the ...

... > th'e .Ibh 6 if tie Aolt, -djtt 1 - -E 4>X I ?? le MOf IYOG-CHRI NICAR. : be YOUWill accept n b st tian~ts the isertion of my se~ter in tJhe% ng, C tthig day, and;I hope to ?? vith a like kindnress for thi9,. as it isrendered neessary by Mr. Gedge's Petition, to which yo7u gave place at the same timge a '0 The assistance ?? b, ite is A id, -e file tendered towards p'roclring the Paqtheo.fbr ...