... IlPSIVIlclI, Oct. 1., Times'otholditg the Qnarter Sessions for Suffolk, Norfalk, iisiex, and CambridtcshirQ . Beealos, Mand. Oct.*, .a C6lchbstcr,MeSh tOct. 8 Woodbridge, Wcd. * 5: Harwich; - * * * same day Ipswich, Friday ?? 7, Chehnstordiites. ?? 4 Bury, Monday ?? 10 ukuti6. Town 'hurs. 6 Ncrwvieh, hioesda .- 4 DittoCeuuin-v Fri,.-7 No~folik, Wednes;(ay 5 rI lys Wdnesday, .. .; ThIobs'day ...

... o 0 * Q FOREIGNV INTELLIGENCE. SPANISH PAPERS. SARAGOSSA, AuT. 27.-On the morning ofthe 90th, th proclamation of our beloved monarch, Ferdinand, as King, was made with the accustom- ed formalitles. Onl the 525th was celebroited with the greatest pomp (the Captain-General presiding,) military honours to the illustrious defendeis of th? city and country, who had fallen in the Jate siege, whose ...

... SA)AY'S PI-ST,. BY., EXPRESS., L O NDO N, ?? ER 30. A 'r rteubahug Mail arrived laft. night. The SwvedjIi papers confirm the report of. a pro- ,,litin having been. made by Adnirl Saumarez, fir the filrle1(ler of the ItRffian fleet in the Baltic port It is fnil that the Commandeirs of the Coalimed Squadron were willing to permit one alfot the Ruffian Ibips to returi to Crooftacit, oa coadition ...

... , srribfieo-? Post.' IJ is s th.it d, ut V -s t. Ithe reiniostranfce of tlie I'oiinutat6. * ouotlinnr aeuiait thei)0 nsviinion, 8Omjl'rcitehtiuoOW1 Oi~i~eietlak l -(l viord itias- '8001) I'MIj.Id tuol'W' haud lwiih embh ki' Vn f~ail ri or ii i' % on 411o1 c to l'rance, binit i'it'tre the dayx ap- gli lt{l~tt .uritlitng, no(t tmere~ly thle wuimutdi~UllCC 1I the 1' IOrol' lcit GOllt.i'3l ?? ...

... . - ,. . .. 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 ...

... Tr MEWC . ?? :'iliF ?? NER''URY'. a h cc AMIS received rrom Splain since otr last, ,_-1 litt a (az isite of of a very imnor tait natnre, are ; h! I he unane-nt eanll'nity cuii til.es to exi t li,c ,IffpreuL provincial luutas, 'ad tie bcst under- Irdin'; preva:ls amuong tie-pm as c chiefs ; aill what is of ;ialer Impe~l'i:e, tlkit' blllst of pitliotle lecling swhich Ir - EIa'fl050l'enuefifiit ...

... F:TiA; -MA 1 Xx LOt N D O , SEPTFMBER 28. Letters have b ecis received fronm Stockhalnm to the Idth instant. Tie V state, liialt a crinser had arrived at that port, under the eomin trand of Capt. Mackenzie, in order to take. NJ i.Thol 6tonl .to Baltic Port, where he was to'mee' Chi(ciiagotf the Russian-MIinisterof' Marine, to (cOiiCrt somie arrangement respecting the. Imperial fleet bombarded ...

... UOM PLA I N I S of the PO RTUGU FS E. 1T'I1 folluwing are tile alleted grounds of.comu- T pla' ii of the Portuguese agailnst tile conduct of our Commianaid ers iu Portu.gal. 'I hey rest u pon the oaitli 'iy of letters froin Lisbon to the Ith, and ()pil9to to tile l 'tlh instant, of which they constitute thle skibtoiae:- - I fie usual ceremonies had scarcely been exchanged, -after the landing ? ...

... 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. ...

... WEDNsqA ~ AIL WlDl4.i) & -THiURSDAYN's MAIL, LONDON, SEP-TEF:x R 27. SPAIN-.% C have receivel Span St1 Papers to tie 17ti instiint. I Ilev colltail) some intereltin. Y actouits of the militaryouperatinti oni the line r.n tle f ?? sec('ill5 In 'jie' lietl t in tllioio ol larsil l 3Bessirre's to at:ick the stveril c&iisijns which were marching agahistislsea.1'1cylpiig by the execution of such a ...

... -1 I ? 1 -,-I 1? f>ll? ?? - , --.r I IT'ix, --r ITYP. ?? t , 4., 1 ?- ?? -? Q ?? 411 ED19IATBr URt GH- rCca'. I. Spanish papers to the 0th tilt. have been re- ccived, from xvhich we have given a number of in- teresting ?? appears from these papers. that the different corps of the Patriotic forces were advancing by various routes, in order to inake an attacl;011 Llte French ?? MONCEY, apprized ...

... rDiNtURGH NEWS CONTINUED. Thursday the Rev. JAMES SMIrTH, late of Old Kilpatrick, was admitted ministr of the Relief Congregation, College Street Chapel, in room of the late Mr STRtUTHERS, wheni an excellent dis- course was delivered from 2 Pet. i. 12. by the' Rev. JOHN JOHNS-ON, Edinburgh,whopresided in the occasion. On Saturday last, the anniversary of~the birth of THoMsoN was celebrated at ...