... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... P4ARIS PAPE'RS. is PARZS, SEPT. S5.-Her Majesty the Empress Queen g and Regent, has received the following intelligence o from the army, 4ated September 6, in the evening-:- a: On the ad September, 'the Emperor reviewed the first corps In Dresden, and confirmed'the command of it on Count Lobau. f, Is 'hir corps is composed of the three divisions, Deimoureau, tj Phillippon, aid Testi. Thii ...

... GOTTENB URGLI MAIL. SWEDISI1 ULI.ETINS. Head. quarters at lRodigke, Sept 4. The Crown Trinte removed his head-quartets to BucIlaioltz on the 3oth August, on the 3 rst to TVeuen- bi eitzeh, and yesterday to this place.l . Lucklau is one pf those points on the frontiers of Saxony whicdh the enemy had for tified with the greatesr assiduity during :'the Armistice. He reckoned upon being able ...

... $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 ...

... 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 ...

... 'mih J.4iL,&IVG L'jitW;AJ(JL& L ON 1)D0 N: IVBDNJiSDAr, SEPTEMB3R IS, r~t3. St. Sebastian's has at length fallen, but we regret to learn, not without a severe loss on our part. The town wvas taken by storm, on the 31st Ult, after another inef. fectual attempt made by Souro to relieve it. The greater part of the garrison took refuge in the Castle, whichlsusrrendered on thegth instant. This ...

... TH'E LONDN GAZE~TTE: EXTRAORD~NbY MONDAY, SEPT. ;0O WAR D3Ii 4PARtTV1ENT. DOWNI NG-STREET, SIPTENSIBER 19, I1,1,. Major AIyndhm irnarrived this cvening lvith a dispatch from I'ield.Marshal the Marquess of Wellington ' dat- fd Lezaca, the ioth of Septemiber, of which .thie fol- lowing is an e.-Sp~a&t¢ A battery was constiuuled in the horn-w6rk, with great difflculty, against the works of tile ...

... LI1YVANDL .CLJ?UNNVA PJPLJS. HEAD QUARTPRS, ZAiRAuz, AuG. ;t, 1813. ?? . ODvri OF, TIHI I)AY.I ?? infinlite pl+ssre Mishal Beiesford, Marquis ?? M ,jor ?? has again to give thanks, in tile nanpe of his Royal Higrhness the Prince Regent, our' Lord; to { the Portuguese A'rmr~y, for its condul in. all the different engagements with the enemy since the battle of Vittoria, r and more particularly ...

... THE AMLOIl.VG CHRONICLE. L O N ) ON: MOYND r, SBPTzEMBER 17, t823. Paris Papers to the ?3d instant reached town ?? night, containing official intelligence from the iI tbi anl a statemeni founded ipon privateletters of the i4th. We have in the former an account of the movements of the armies on some of the daays mentioned in Lord CATUCART'S dispatch, dated TVplifz, the 7th; publishl- ed in a ...