... IO T!1} ?? Or BII~L moaNTrN CFOItdNiCL12,I Sl it, L I irlh it verc posrible o ?? a ?? and -p- puilar admiration of nor ancient writl~r R I RaV S)O?'i.ASV admiration, because I know they are areadly srifcientiv s esteemed by the fipv who have pettetratnd into their no. worthy obrcsirirt It is. indaed, the wvrst igll of the F frivolitY of the ae1 to see what slender effusions trar'c notice and ...

... AMfER CAX P .PRAPA& T1rAAST IA' MEPA'RTIFtNT, Jury Its D S;R,-T ?? hat thie honour tb receive your letter tef the Ijth inst. ifquaiing what fNnthei' prbvision i. l d&emed necessary to be rmade during thc Ijresent session bfcPngress, for meeting the public gagernents and r defravin Zthe public expenditure. r In the Report made from this D6eartfnleit to Con- a gfess, on the 2d of June last, the ...

... C4DJ PAPERS, The Re-gency Gazette of the 22a July, contains a Decree as follows a_ . . , The' General and Extraordinary Cortes, wishing to transmit to the rniost distant posterity, the memory, of the glorious victory, which' the, Allkd 'Airmy gasaed *9 under the command of the Duke of Ciudad Rodrigqo ii on the -host of last ,Jily, over, the enerhy, commanded by the intrusive King, in thae ...

... The LONDON GAlZErITY'E, ?? 14, 1813. A D A ' RL. T.-OFFICi, S~rTEIM13rJl' t4, T~R3. ILettiws t ir:i.S t in.! by V'cv-Ad: ril Sir Edward I'eilex, lPai't. Conizanind r it, Chif il thi: );ieiitvrraniealu :- l1aisdbt' . OTL h!@ Eiiver Po, April ?? 8i3. St lhavc lhe lnrnl-kr to i .ifornl - 'U the hoat rof the Eat.gle aT- I 1Za b ti tell in, olt Uirt, v:ith a coniviy of seven armed rn!r ,er t a e ...

... MIe. ICZVE'S LECT'URES. Vo THE EDITOR OF THE -MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR, London, Sept. xoth. As you have (very liberally and justly, I conceive,) aillowed an inquiry to be made through Y ou paper, into the transa&ions of the Gentlemen of the Committee of the National 'Benevolerit IristittAtin, I trust you will suffer my reply to appear through the same medium.; the mrne especially as Delta (your ...

... $itiEAP, f- ARD),, A Wardmote of ilie Ward of Cheap was held yester'. -in the Vestry-room of St. Lawrence Church, for the Ethcion oaf a Commoli Co'unciirnan for the remain- der of the present year, in the place of William Curn- 6nins, Esq., deceased. - Mre Aldermani GOODBEHERaX, laving taken the Chair, addressed the Meeting. Assembled as they now were to supply a vacancy in their ...

... : IPEt TER POT. Fbiriic PF.seTk BOW-stHsEe.T-i TI e Co'st o f 1-lf- :enset1 VICIIsinllersl~ave lJarc17 ?? a' ontce, -de~hclang their 'deierninatin' to xd~iinoon the.$,tatutio nf thl, x~th Gen. Ie. it2 se&' 7.whtch 'prolhi6t Pubhictns fromt sesldiogir obifhel- 11 brg-tllekistha iiliorq and v'lifch St siate, ltrw',s conted ed sias tiiriieai ' I e rest of &SeitnAemerWasthV day men- ?? Saturday ...

... BULLETINS OF THE CIROWN PRINCE. FOURTH BIULLETIN. POTSDAN;, AUJG. 2r.-It announces the poition of the CRoWN PMI ?? army from Potsdam to Treb. bin and Belitz-that the enemy had under OUDINOT 20,C00 nen atLuckenvalde. Someafairsofadvanced posts had taken place. General WALMODEN reports, that two battalions of Lutzow had been attacked near Launburgh, on the r i th and t 2d h, by six battalions, ...

... THE LOND9N GAZRTTE' EXTRAQORDIWNARY. THUSItDAYt SEPT. 23. FDREIGN OFFICE, SePT. z2, 18r 3 t Dispitches, ofwbich the following are copies :.nl an eytraft, vere t.t eveuiinrteceived by Viscount CaistleteAgh, his ,Ma Psry'c t'rinitipal Secretary of State f-r Foreign Affairs, frm hf Edwird Thorlntotn, Esq. his Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary aid Mlinister Plenipoutentiary at the Head-gquaterst of ...

... PAItIg PAPERS, PARtS, SEPT. 24.- Her Majesty the Empress Queen a :and Regent has received the following intelligence from the army, dated i 3th September I_ The Emperorls head-quarters were at Dresden. 4The Duke of Tarente, with the 5th, l ith and 3d f corps, was placed upon 'the left bank of the Spree, a Prince Poniatowski, with'the Sth corps, was at Stolpen'. All these forces were. thus ...

... EXECUTtON OF DANIEL M'CORYO Thie Public have been already informed, that this charatter was fopod guilty, at the last Curnberland As- Sioei, of i btiglary a't Bird House, where he lieaded a gang of several desperadoes, and that the charge- was tlcarly ptroved against -imrn by .the testimony of Gavin (an accbnmplice ) 2nd Mrs. Gibson. M'Crory on Saturday afternoan, suffered the awftil' sentence ...

... ?? T'O the L6O.DO 0.49TTE, Saturday, Sept. 25. | FOREIGN OFFICE; SmT. -,5, 18i3. Dispntehes, oF whichl thte following are copaie,thave this d tlbesn received by Viscount Castlereagh, lhis Majesty's ?? Screutary of State for Foreign Aifairs, fromn his Excellency General Viscount Cathcart, K..T. his Majesty's Anr-assador - Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Emperor of aU the Russias, mnd ...