... 'jHE, POLITICAL EXAMINER. ?drty is the roadess of many for the gain of a few. SwIFT. No. 253. nJLITAfY MI.EANS OF THE POWEMIS AT WAR. ~~11LITATIYl IOPUATON AN ,COMARATTEVr STATEMENT .0 TlI' POPULATFON AND LAND FORCES OiF DIFER ENT STATES Al PRiESEN5T VNGAOGEU IN THE WAR. L~atd Remarks. Vomes of the States. 1PapuZll'on. Eropire of (ireat Britain 16,551,00t 306.76( I in 54 lrlssbia . r - 42,248 ...

... FOREIGN INYETL UGEXCE. F[RANCE. PA is, Sr;Fr. O2.-Ott the 12th ihstant the bfflioatin infelligence was pub'husbed at Milanr iroto tile Arny o Italy - We have received arcounts freys the head-qiarttls 1iC IV Ar3ny of I uily to the t lh Ani Orjer of the Dty h~id heep. puhlished, to express t tlhe troops the PriurCe sat tifl with Iheircinductat the rakina oftieetsreith sS esi uider ihe command o ...

... It 2, 11 - A I K l 6\ e TIiz COALUVMNIS AGeS r i a91t.t JfS iT*IF QUAn- In estilnat in tiu'valu ioff sucli a mn tn:ts telae t Fox, therrc is iimil, er -ips, of ?? hi~ ftientd t have' more rlm'qtn to- f u' l ' ovd, thiin bf the ttnahated c trancour andc. ni;i tlcnl~eld wvith whviich i his m iemotorycboti- l nlues to he astatiled ity it6e coduapisof the Goveriw t t'ent Journialt It is a proof ...

... EARLY LIFE OF BERNADOTTE. This celebrated personage, upon- whose actions the 76. attention of Europe is now fixed with anxiety, was born on the 26th January, 1763, at Pau, 'the capital of e Warn, the birth place of the Great Henry. His father, by w Who was a Gentleman of moderate fortune, followed she. bit .s profession of the law, and took care early to inspire in he his son just and elevated ...

... IHE IMORNING CHIRONW]LE. ?? LONDON: n TUESDA2, OCTOBE1? 5, 8i3r. si We give some further extradts from the Paris papers, amongst which is another and niore distin& acknow'- ledgemnent in the JozuIrnal de l'Ernpire, that the com- tl munications between Leipsic and Frankfort were inter. cepted, stated to be by paurties of Cossacks, and we find I from another article that KaLLiLsMAN.had been conm ...

... r i~ e:. cZ:J-Z 1, f w, 1.. .7' ?? ?? by ;As At6i of. natiornal escti,,n ~idb~ko-ab ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? anid bi l 0Peri eIa11 e'a a ~ow~er Uf tell ?? to ?? tuie 'a ~ia Prsll 6 Sri].t~unr~ja.~rife gi this exatieden in tgo ad Iiunankyt r~ire 1vubtic note ntsenis'vhc are con. ned fi*' tile parIdOLidt4 ' italating tbe' 4y scriipur~er' f and. if these'ictions shiould raise the ~ tl~eadvrsa ~e ...

... INTELLIGENCE FRiOM CdINADA. We have received sets of Montreal and. Ouebec Pa- pers, which enable us to present a detail of the military operations in Upper'annd Lower ( Ianada, from the date of the last dispatches to the 26th Jtuly. After The de. feats of Generals Chandler and Winder, on tbe 6th Jone, bv General Vincent, the residue of the Annmei can army effe'tled a retieat to Fott George, ...

... 'r thA L E ..RNING CHRONLE .Mr. Eotu'ot, ,, S Ibviolg .read in.your .Paper of this -day an areicle qigried An Enemy to Libels, Iconfeaes mry' ?? ,rhatIthe ,Author ?? thus publicly express h1s sent%- uernts oola subjt, *which lhe appears to have so slight- hy considered, and respeaing which, having thimself framed a law (entirely.novel), he then, on his owW orinciples, not only lays dgwn-a ...

... TOTHE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLEj I es The account from r of the capture of a trading e- sloop, by a French privateer, and ihe wanton and cruel of murerf Mr. Morrison, the Captainj when incapable of trr making any resistance) is another instance of the shame-. ...

... ju1HA MORNING CHROXICLA. S'4TURAD4l OCTOBER j, tsqn' _ ?? Berlin papers to the I9th ult. have reached towd, frdin s dhich we give two additional Bulletins of the Cacw; i Phamcy, dated Koswick, the 4-th and Zerbst, the i6th. Thle most important cicunstarnce mentioted ia thern is, that at Dresden theft Was dnly a fortnight's provisions forthe army, leaving notiing fo) tile suste more of the ...

... PARIS PAPFRS. . PAnis, Our. 4.-Intelligence has been received at Milan, fron ithe leai.qyarters of the Princc Viceroy, of the 23d Sepr' It appears that the enemy, at the same time hi'e made sorq e troops file upon Livntz, marched strong detachment from the side of Spitaliand Windexhkdpel, upon the fliak of our troops in posxtion upon the Drave. The Princq Viceroy has sent, upon' this paint ...

... * . A . . b IIPI t',NS. . ~ : S.. i~PI IS -a ?? thce MORNING CI-HRONICL. .f .Mr. EDITOa, e I alm obliged to be under the necessity of contradiq,_ is- ing, -through the rmedium of your Journal, pyara~ r wh; .t which have. ippearcd io several p ovpeiaof l4sst w'ak, of Stating thathe younz Lady whow then nmi:de .lierc deut l9fin the cbav~a~er of Mandalzine, ?? den Theatre, .jt isppi.ofMr.'T. ...