... TIIE )AIRNIANG CHRONICLE. L D - _ ON : C THURSDM27 ?? PTLMBJAR ?3;i 1813. b c. ?? n By the packet which brought the Gottenburgh Mail that arrived on Tuesday night, dispatches were received sI from Mr. TioniTQN, which reached towr yesterday o morning, -and in the course of the day the following i! n Bulletins were issued. It appears that NEY, who was s sent to supersede OUDrNorl, haIs' been ...

... ?? 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 ...

... I , t EDIrOR ?? MORNYw Cl ?? s0,e returns in the Newspaper's, see 'he 4ernu r rf houses buildit1g and uninhabited, stated- at 6 ,6r t , ,rg1uandotl1y. The capital Lht lprveented i~r&altoh, b bhe operatiOn, at least ii a great tieasr'tre of-th As- |rssed rayes, is prodigious. A momentts reflle&6n must ?? the most inattentive observer -of the absurd ,tein on which we proteed, and, how much one ...

... 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 ...

... [IfiE IW1tiNING CHIRONVICLE. L O N I) O N: MQNVDA2-, S2EPTEMBiR z0, 1813. L.t rnight, at twehre o'clock, a Messenger reached I Lord Bxrijusr's Office with Dispatches from 'the I -MIwq.i of \VELLIWGTON, announcing the Capitula- . Vol of the Castle of Sebastian. The Dispatches will probably be published in a Gazette Extraordinary in thr course of this day. Paris papers to the z60l1 inst. reached ...

... BIrBLP8 sUCLe, Ti AS. * In attempting to controvert 'ov Opinions dedlit by Mr. Burkej A e tugllt to proceed with nmorel ordinary-cautieik. - Mr- Burke has been founm soo in-the righttthat -it isvwith difficulty we can now bel' Isii to have ever been ih-the witong. .-He has liyen- a very-'plausible account of tile ficulties in determi irig-wliat palts of the Old aed N 'restament axe to be ...

... 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 ...

... [l.- FAINAGLE' )II 3! Ep DUe -We are gritified by learning that a. Society of Gen- tldene-in DNblib have f'oned .an -]itabliahment for the n Educaeioriof liith, oY S thee aysterusof the above P3ro- AI feassdr'.- Titeiiive tiken s~ o cortsguois hotses near s'iJ . ;dtintjjy-4tp~ie0&lid tiuy ?? in 'tleir ?? u-b3 that the. t >'inuntents ~ia&ing from-the Institutdonia td (iaseonetfitf so Uie ...

... THR UNI VERSITY, AND LORD VISCOUNT WHITWORTIH. On Friday the 3d inst. at three o'clock, the Univer. sity of Dublin waited in state on his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, when a ?? and eloquent Ad- dress was delivered in Latin, by the Rev. Dobor Graves, in that persuasive and impressive stile for which that eminent Divine is so peculiarly distinguialsed. He congratulated his Lordship and ...

... LISBOM, CADIZ, CORUNNA, and ST. AN- DERO PAUPERS. SANTANJJER, AUG. 28.-Ouir last accounts from the army are down to z3d inst. Soult had commenced fortifying some positions between San Jean de Luz and Vera, and had ordered all the national guards to join the army, whqse force is estimated at 40,000 men. It has been reported, that Marshal Massena wvas ordered to take the general command. San ...

... U UILDHAL L; , sA MA t At I._ - a Yesterday, being Michaelnas Day, 'the election of a Lord Mayos, for the ensuing year, came on as usual. After attending Divine Service; at St.' Lawartnce's Church, Cateaton street, the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, Sheriffs, Recorder, &c. pioceeded to the hustings, I when the following Aldermen were put in nomination Sir MAT. BLOX SI, Knight, Aldernman and Stationer. ...