... MR. PROFESSOR PURSON. The remains of this most distinguished Scholar are to be renloved this day, at eleven o'clock, from the house of tie. London [nstitdtion, in the Old Jewry, in order to be deposited in the Chapel of Trinity College, Cam- bridge, near thoseof the illustrioes Dr. Bentley, since whose death, ancient literatu.re has not.. sustained so severe a loss. This consideration has ...

... 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 ...

... THK mORZIAG7. C,, JR _ N Ni CL L. LONDON; * TUESDA2; OC7 ()ER 4, xSo3. A letter is said to have been received in town late on S.udav evening, stating that a report was preva- lent in Holland, foundet upon letters which had reached that country fiom lKonigsbcrg, that the, intention of the Emperor of RUSSIA to mtet BONA- P.ARTE at Erfurt, had been frustrated by the reputed ai)r ts of Austria, ...

... From the LONDON GAZE Tr, Sim. 30: - ADMIRALTY OFFICE, SEPT. 30. His Majesty has been pleased, by hi Order in Cotsncil of the tkIhhstant, to confer upon the Masters of his Royal Navy the Rtack of Lieutenants, according to tise fioltow*jng. pe~lein viz. That they shall take Rank it, tetb Ships of whi6ch they shall be warranted Masters, immediately after the Junior Lieutenants of such Shlps; and ...

... 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 ...

... FUR TU,- IPURTUGAL, ! e PROCLAMATION BY HIS EXCELLENCY LIEUT.- GENERAL SIR HEW DALRYMPlE, COMMANb- t ING&THE BRITISH FORCESS IN PORTUGAL, TO THE PORTUGCUSE NATION. The siscess with which it has pleascd Almighty (itO to bless the British Arms, has brought about the moment when it becomes my duty to address the faithfil and loyal inhabitants of this Country. Iseize the opportunity with eaverness ...

... SP41N. ,EXTRAORUNARY (0AZEt,. The Government of this kingdom has just received by express, the' ftllowing -OCficial Report from the Commander in Chi-f of. the Army of Gallicia;- 1; 40ST SERE&NE LOWZ, a Having thought it expedient to becupy the city of Fria and the 1Conve't of Ona, our advanced posts are at a very short distance ftront these of the enemy. In consequence thereof, and as the ...

... ?? POLITICAL EXAMINER. ?? is the madness of wuaay for the gain of a fsewc. No. 49.0. THE UNVTERSAT SUB tcp RESIpiED. SrFUFOF * Z5 Q~lR3 I'.JTO; J1.E COytsyt)O?:- .r .o':UQIJS 1?C z or, O ZIZE MINISTTRY.-TIUl& SN- ,.O AIT.Cr J If'MC~t U i2 5ELr.ESI:Z35 AxD till T;IE disgraces inl Portugali still accuaiv thxepulild con- ersatiou ;. and so they *swill and ought, till the, Aili- nistrv take nl ...

... ?? , | rron- the earliest 'periodsi of Spanish history, we find mlany instances of that strong attachment to libertyj and that spirit in its defence,.which at this day promise such inmpdrtant results, It is. Al %nown what a des-. perate resistance thC Carthaginians experienced from e,*A of the little states into which the country was then diridedi when the want of union ainong these states, ...

... &v nI Ab'vW'RALTy OFlfC1., .Oer.4.| Copy or a Lettei traiamitted by Vice-AdeiiraI Canipbelk.. .$is Rlajetty'e sloop Beagle, at sea, SIR. , 1O8OT8. r8.8 ! beg leave to aeqefnt vnalence gale yeateay. I wa cemnelled' to stand over on the English -coast Frdi my 4ation oF Boulogne3 ; and at eleven P. Md. the Beagle fell in with and captlred, after a chace of three hohrs, .e H Lazard French ...

... GOTTENB URGH MAIl. KONIGSBUIRG, SEaT'. ?? Sunday or Monday next, the Emperor Alexander, with his brother Con- stantine, and their mutual friend Caulincourt, are ex- pe~1cd here on their way to Erfurth, where they are to have a meeting with Napoleon. tConstantine, it is said, goes thither with a very ill-will, but the Emperor in- sisted on it. All oui politicians are at a loss lo con- jedfture ...

... 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 ...