... THE EXAMINERt =; Lompox , AUcU5T s . A Suniday Edilt has comparatively a duil office to per- foiri iii C(ongratulgioig his readers oii a victory, as he PR%. generally been auticipted iii his feeliigs on lite subject, ad Imes ?? thbx with! a story a thoueand times re. Peated We man therefore do littl but refer thenm to the PltIii Straiworwalrd statements of the conqueror himsef In~d ad our ...

... Q u- CK Ule Y. MR. AND !. 1RS. WILLIAMS. QU.Icrc.-A vain boasital pretender io plisic: one swx ) proclaims his own medical abilities in public piaces.-Dr. Johnson. At the first appearance that a French Quack iade ill Paris, a Itoy wilieted btcfore ?? piblishiing will) slirill vnice,- ' My father cures all sorts of disilempers ?? %hitch time Doctor added in a grave nianner,- M1y child sab s ...

... ZNRIS PAPERS. MlINIstRY AT WVAR.-ARMY IN SPAIN. His Majesty has appointed Marshal the Duke ef Dalmatia his Lieutenant-General Commander of bis Armies in Spain. This Marshal took the command on the i2th Julj, ;at1 inaediately made his dispositions to march against the English, wh? were besieging Parmplona and St. Sebastian. AI'TTrR FROM GYNERAT, IRIV, CWnMANIDIXG AT ST. SEnIA3- I'IAN, TO U115 ...

... . ^ . -- : , VA U-..IA ?? __ ~ ~ L _ *%_1 e1 c ao 1| Under the Patronaftg of ihis Itoyal Iiighness the Prince Regent. m( TlitS EVEN'ING will he a GRAND GAlA and BUILL. IIANT DISPmmAY of FIREWOIIKS.-Admnisaioc 49.-.8t Doors open at7, and the Coucert begi at l' o'clock. Tl Vauxlsail Aug. 6, a?.t1 . t The Public are most Trcpief'tlly informed, that in conse- quence of the very extensive ...

... TO 'rIu, EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHljoNICLe As I have not met with the following in any oth than'aniong some old MSS. perhaps you Nvi some d; fill up a chasm in The Chironicle with it. St.'Joln'sstreet. A CONSTANT REalErp ORIGINAL POEl'Y. GOOD COUNCILS O CHAUCER, WRITTEN IN TE ACON55. OF DEATH. A ;: Flee from the crowd, and be to virtue true, Content with what.thou hast, tho' it be small: To ...

... I ,r ' NrO. r8s.) larl - -, War Onie, 27th JslyatR3 Ihave the honour to acquaint vou, that, in conlsiderad;on of services tof the Non-commissioned Officers of t , odwith a viev Of e)tending eacourgeneits andi ' es to those ranks of the infintry, corresponding to thit, ?? wshi l the ?? rt of Trop Serje ?? offers v ,Iry. his Royal Highness the Prince Regent has heen '.iols 1eac ?? in tile nanie ...

... *IlIlYDkOP.I1OI;' ;, Tht fol ?? - Ino F '1'thlt foi~ie1 hn r ris'' o -f y is mohokisi ., heb foct. red tel.oit-lii to 6o,11wi h I ev tfo it, bh2ioi mna-'( psi!'. 1'c VI na~ 1.1iii tev. 1't I'av to re'i lo&.ar it aj-pearx. lh oil b i it; prolrge~q :In tor-~,*ioin s'a Chrvioe ,t sonm ae' Cis, lql ui,h Kd in ndiga Shl Itd ?? -e nie ?? of '-iii' t r npei ffn~ better occlipi-l' vou will, I1 tur ...

... VAU XllAIA. Under the Patronage of ti;; Royal Ilighnelio thr Prtince Regnt. (On Mloniday next, ii honour of t1'i IRtH'I- DAY of his ,ltoyat llliglinevtussi )Ul:KE 1 YOlK. wll he a grand Illuiui- ,stczd ?? ?? 1l I i whlich the Cmrert, Fireworha., lp;)raxpriati' to tsint ;pleiadi nec niin sill le given on a veryatxtusiive Martiat vat' -Arlmbsh~ivu j. * DOM i rpen1 at and thle Conemcrt bz.gt at. ...

... TOhtiEEDXTOEWorrF, 11N0I;i1IONiCLE.1 .In . The following anecdotes, taken from ..Mr. North'. dr COte's very interesting and elegant Memoirs of Sir Jo- shua Reynolds, will probably airdkw-amusenent to myst i of your readers, I shall talke a -future opportunity to h. of fer ?? stricaures on. Mr. INorthcote's estimate of Sir m Joshunaa pharater as the founder of the Englislr School 'm of Pairtirg ...

... the ftcts recorded fe Holy writj refative th? the agency of the angel Of hpon Ihia btCasion are ) are ‘quite sure that * jury twelve 'good and true men not look upon this ah and blaspheming, tod, fin the most profane and maimer? Are yon quite sure, that ~ they 'would not the promulgation of such deserving of 7 the severest animadversions the law - \ '• * is not faereff however, that ficatlbds ...

... i'HE Al(R01 VJVG (jflIO.VlCLE. er- I. 0 DO N: hei . FRIDAYI, AUCU47. 6! 8ij. he ne A Cottenbargh, Mail arrived yestcrday, and a Cou- a- rier with dispatches for Government, said to be of im- idportnc, it was reported that they contain an officiali anotification of the junction of the Emperor FnAr.crs to o le.Allies, but ihis we dninoc believe. - a.S The accounts brought by the Alil, wvhich are ...

... ' TO TrIE EDITOR Or THE MOR?]NING CHRONICLE. Slit, ' Brighton, Aug. lo, 1813. Many young gentlemeo in the sporting worl.l, Who l have not taken the pains to lead Mr. Colflan's Trea. ' tire on Shoeing the Hoorse, having supposed that the t iin-heeled shoe which he recommends as best adapted to the mechanism of the foot, was his own invention, I t'ake the liberty to state, -in addition to what ...