... - WiAR-a)FFICE-Sepa.- 24. ixo . 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards-C-ornlet .Thmas Comber to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Hall, appoint- cd to the 2d life guards. 6th Ditto-W'%'illiam Huifh to be Cornzt, by purharfe' vice lMoriarti. if' Regiment of Dragoons-Lieutcnant P .C. Windforr from the 32d foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Cole, who cx- changes. ,d Ditto-Lieutenant R. H. Sitwell to be. ...

... LEEDS,. OCTOL2ER 1. 10 CORRESPONDENTS. W We rpruet that the length of Z.'s ?? and *vell- ,:rtten letter obligeslit; to withltild fiom our readers the piea;\ire atid information %ve have derfeld'frow its pertsal ourselv'cs. .lt a eeting of Aldersisen and Assislants, h eldr on 7T'isdav, at the Moot-Hall, Titonas TEN'ANr. Eq. wvas tc:''V .ttU ..gnr :.:borongh ftsr the iear enso'''g; at. X' tV i. ...

... SUBSEQUEN-T ACCOUNTS. SEIZURE OF TIE- FRENCH PLUNDER. ?? Dispatches were received on Thursday from Sir Hew CU Dlairymuple and Sir Charles Cottin by the Podargus. She ed !saied on the 13th, at which time the Convention' was carrying into execution. The first division of the French zrinyhad been ersnbarked, and -was at anchor outside the f ;'astle of Belem ready to sail. The British troops ...

... . - ,. . .. f, - I - .. . The Spanitih troops ftrom the Baltic have paffed ?? Channel, together with the Britilh troops from Harwich and the Downs. The Gannet iloop has been fent with orders to the Spaniards, wvh'o, we fhould fuppofe, 'will be landed in Afturias, and mnake an immediate ?? with thbe army under Gen eral Blake. *A letter from Stocl-holninwv'ritten late in the day. on which the ...

... IFOREIGN INTEL LIGENGCE l GOTTENBURGH MAIL. LVTTER tROM HIS5 MAJEsTY THE KiYNG o0 SWDEiEN TO T~lt EMPLIROOR OF RUSSIA. Honour and humanity enjoin me to make the moft forcible rernonflrances to your Imperial Majefty againfl the nunaberlefs cruelties and the injisftice committed by the RLasian troops in SNwedifh Finland. Thefe proceed- ings are too well known and confirmed to require from sle an ...

... SPANISH P.APERs. VALEtNCIA, SEPT. 6,-We are Assurec, by a letter from Estremadura, that there has been 'found concealed at Badajos, a great quantity of bars of gold, which were at the disposal of Notiega, Agent and Treasurer- General of Don Manuel Godoy. We believe this to be a small part of the immense rapine, which, in the space of s8 years, he had plundered, firom the nation. This letter ...

... L 0 N D 0 N-SlT. AS. We have received 3etters hon (f oni) 30th ult. The accounts 'hicti t'cy fnr; tI Spain are of course not o* lcit ?? -e Our Corrle'epondlenc ?? th ii great wart of arnms in Arctalsij', Mourcn. ?? garrison Vw1s ghv C: in their powver, Vt no!hir, pressing itieaties of the S . ed with means to etirp i sels load'ed wvith afrms ux;:d In ?? market at Gibraltar. GaIBaRoLTAR ,j ...

... bp Ir ? ral Ca- bo ni f1krn j 'le 1, - T)v. EDINB UR G II-Oci. 3. Thursday dispatches were received from Sir HEW DALRYmIrLZ and Sir CHARLES COTTON, at Lis- bon. They wvere brought to Portsmouth by the Padorgas brig. We are happy to say they are of a more consolatory nature on the subject of the eva- cuation of Portugal by the French, than any thing we have received since the signing of the ...

... II b , : LONDONA Sq1-. 27. .. . A variety of reports prevaii~i! in the city on Sa~ turday, On the fublje(itof tl1' difpatches received fromn Portugal; by fose itjas (hited that the Por- tugisefe troops, indignait at the terms granted to thle eney, lad attacked and killed 08t0 of thei; and IJY other s, tatt the P orngoefe General, Fer iera, had deelured his determuinatio to oppofe the ful- ...

... - ; I _ C . It tf4ay be now seen, by the measures to which Bona- parte. has had recourse for forming another arm-y in Spain, to v-hat circumstances we ought to impute the tardmsess, that has excited so nmuch surprize, in the arrival of his re- ?? there. As a chernical process wvill separate and anavyse the comnponent parts of a body subjected to it-, so thue occasioin of a war in Spain has ...

... FRENCH AND DlTrCH PAFERS. PARIS, SEPT. ?? day before yesterday his Majesty inspected, in the plain des Sablons,'a. divi- siorn of Dutch trodps. Hle afterwards went to see the panoramic representation of Trilsit, Naples, Boulogn., and Attisterdam,and was everywhere received with joyful acclamations.. This morning, at' five o'clock, the Emperor, accom- panied by the Secretary of States the Duke ...

... THE MWORNVING CHRONICLE. LONDON: MONDAY, . CTOARR 3, IFoS. We have received Paris Papers to the 23d and Dutch to the 27th inclusive, the contents of *. hich will bt fouind extremely interesting. BotmAPaR-TEset out from St. Cloud, early on the morning of the 23d, on a, journey, accompanied by the Secretary of State, and several other attendants. The Minister for. Foreign Affairs and the Russian ...