... ThLe CLINZICAL PflOFESSOR gives this public no- KiweF lfuaur to the flatute, that he will begiil his )I of Ledures at the Radcliftl InfirmarS, Oil L:rdav the lit of November iiext, if a futhcient ,Whlber or gentlellen to form a clasfs Ill have dielierd il their tmaies to him before th-at (lay. ?? morning, October the end, 1808, a '4AY i ERMON Will be preached at the Parifih L tiu S. Peter's ...

... 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 ...

... ?? 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 ...

... ?? ?? ._ 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 ...

... MOlIMMJD's, P ARADISE. TO. Tfg DITOR OP ThEE EXAMINER. MR. EDITOR, The Arabian kawgiver did not rely upon the fear of r edmrlwig; punishme nt alone, to induce his countrymea te, abjure' their origiial superstitions and embrace those of hisinventioa. ?? possessed iindeed greatknowledige ofbgman nature, and.I knew *ell. that iwhere terror WIQuld IWt be a sufficient motiie for obediencee the |. h ...

... 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 ...

... PROCLAMATION OF FERDRiAND VII. On the evening of the 24th of August, the proclamation of our beloved Sovereign, Don Ferdinand VII. wias celebrated here.- The celebrity of that day was marked by all those circumstances which could i-ender it great and memorable. If wve consider the joy and de- light manifested on the occasion, they could rot be exceeded ; if we consider the magnificence of 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 ...

... 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 ...