... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... lryERAL &9F MR. PROPESSOR PORS,.AX . ! J On Monday laqt the remains of jr. PBofessni' iorson WCle renloved, as wse have statedji-ror the hetise'of the London Institution in the Old -ewiy, in order to be deposited1 in Trin ty Collge, Chapel, Cahibridge. The r)rerdos of the Ins.istption ordered tile house to be shut f, slh. -day, an3 tlae Under Librarians and other Officers aa^i id n the ...

... THlE MORNING CHIROMI)CLE. LONDON: 4. sArTURDAr, OCTOUBR1, MS. n A Mamiteur was received in Town yesterdar, which contains a Speech made by the Emperor NAPoLtEON to 2 his troops on the s9th ult. It would seem that an ac- h count of the defeat of his armies in Portugal had reach. t d ed him, but it does not appear whether he had also been I made acquainted with the triumph which ..UNOT had T ...

... LONDON.- THURSDA 2; OCTOBER 6, igog. Spanish papers reached town last night to the z9th ult. r The French army remained nearly in the same position, nor does it appear to have received any reinforcement, the number of the French troops being stilL stated at about 40,000, who are chiefly stationed on the line of the Ebro. ,The Spanishtroopscontinuedto draw nearer tothe Frencih lines. PALArOX ...

... ?? ?? ._ 0 erDONOCI iEfl4 - j1r Cq>iji~xiisdrg ?? t.klesgthl cxhibit- 'Od some -si-sif rlearaeat the Convention, ard Comn- ?? FVe hees - ppoinqd t& exai2iihe into the ?? daclued by the Fmich -and to determi ine Le- tweei &wiat- s leC? and wit t is plunidered. This coin- ,m3isptiolioweiien is a' flete sound, %r private property is h-eM ac ed oy the Convention ?? unlss they Can re-eohwrvte F ...

... COMPARATIVE EXCELLENC-IES OF LINE AND DOT OR CIiAMK-EMG-RAVING- ' Sesfish considerations and diffe Rce Pf sen4i0nfitt respctin the comnparatisg beautist a de,s j th k in e aad Chalk style of Egraying -hae occasieed. almost as much verlal acrimony in te dispu[20tsai the rage-exciting thmimes of .kitics Eld -religiovrjThe aritirs of the Lire Sty)e have vexedi ef thn Chalk, by turnipg up thei ...

... hOREIN- EIGNTELBIGELET . 0 FRAN CE.: pscs, SSPT. 13.-Ye.-terdey. ?? ElhnVrsrand kin ,eceived the Senate at St. Cloud, whieif thd foblfwiir 0.ddress was presentcd to his M2jsty . Slar,-The Senate lav'e listen6d with -th lie i'eiest ,,OdtiolSn3 to-the leusage-oC ?? and, Royal jMa, ,jestv. They have also received with a profound and re- *gpectful gratitc Ca te communication which yeur MA.jesty ...

... ?? RQVNLL .TE)3WEC LCEDS, SePT.' '2i-tWenever-recilJet a dav jawrich the'piblic feling wa&s ssorinuth cheqsered aslastSaturdav. The11ndrtiing ?? in- ?? delightul o gratulations, every face was iikmrited, and every hear' hounded With th osfolcinteliigenceof the bloodless Xic tory in Portugal. tn the ?? it began to bebucd about that the terms of capitulation wa'r. n'n suc las5 tbe country h ~d a ...

... FRoTM THE FM EN CR. PdPPARS. - A IS, SEPT. 2z.-The firsitcorps oF the Grand Arl ?? at Paris by detachmnents of one regi- r-rerit each, on the ?zd, 23d, soth,' 25th, 26th, and 27th of this! month. To-Morrow, at one o'clock, the Municipal Corps of the city of Paris will proceed to meet the fir-st colhilnn will receive it at the barrier of St. Martin, and will pre- sent to it the crown of gold ...

... EYGLISH PRISONERS IN FRANCE. . g - ' Through some Gentlemen who have jk ?? France, the most afflictiug accounts have beeitedeived5 Wsf to the state of our countrymen who :are prisoners, inr: that country. At.Bitche, Valencienesi, Arras, GiverVerdusl, and St LUWiE, whichk are -the principal degetfs, there are no les5 than 8100 English prisoners,, who are treated in a: manner not only unworthy ...