... - 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. ...

... LLOYD's MARINE LEST-oG. 2S. i 08. .A Deanifl privateer, of i guns and 21 menr, arrived at ?? C'4in i-b rlatt, prize to the Childers S. WV.- 1i 1 5:d tO nut filon NorxWay 8 days, and had t.kcii t-tc big Lord Nulfun, of Baniff, -which the Childer recar- t: -cd . A ?? ri-ivateer of' guns and 11 men. xvas can - n!: ed 21, t1 nl. ofli Fleckceroe. by the Clio S. W. and at- rivefi :s t 1i;t1: I ctb ...

... FOREIGN INTELLiGENCE. FROM THE SPANISH PAPERS. ARANJUEZ, Oct. 1.-The first object which | attracted the attention of the Central .Junta of Gevernment, upon their form.al artd solemn in- stallation (of which the public were infit med by a Gazette fxtraordiriary on the 29th uol.) was, to communicate that procceding to th!e Royal| Council, and to tile Councils of State, War, the 'Indies, &c. and ...

... Fl2RJM 7HE] LONsDO QNV ZE7El. ATDMIRAL.TY OFl1iCE-DCT. 4. 1808. Copy of a letter from Vice-Admiral Carmpbell, Corn- mander in Chief or his Majefty'slhips and veffels in the Dow ns, to the Hon. W. W. Pole, dated on board the Princef; of Orange at that anchorage, the Sd infl. Sip-Inclosed I transmit, for their Lordships information, a letter I have received from Captain Nevwcombe, of the Beagle, ...

... LO N DO ?? _ I Se-veo:a lett--is ccciv c~i E,; 'e -u -7 maii s-ate, that an en!?arr ! s ' ; the Russian ?? a 3 b - as rigid as tiZ x ci l rance-neitnoinness t ! the ships orianv uatiel Taa f 11 con pci~e co-oflcratioC in tne ;W3 So itsulute is ti' 1usd G C -i pose upon thl sr.5'.jt . th. SL ?? has been supersxid cud 1 n! u11d; ' secucnee of.a suma i facilities al0c 3 ; Ems counltVY . Privare, ...

... ,. ' . . . - [I- By iis Excellency Lieutenant-Gcnera! Sir HEw h DALRYMPLE, CommandingZ the British Forces of in Po071Ueg, lo die PORTUGUaSE iNATIONT t n- The success with which it has pleased Al- :i- mighty God to bless the Bi itish arms, has brought a about the moment when it becomes my duty to is address the faithful and loyal inhabitants of' s to country. I seize the opportunity with eager ...

... PORTUrGAL. PRIVATE LETTER. Heacd-quarters, Oyeras, 12 miles from Lisbon, S Sept. 10. 1808. I landed in Portugal on the 2d, and joined the army at Cintra, on the Rock of Lisbon, on the 4th. 1 must refer you for an account of the battles of the 17th and f1st of August to the dispatches of our Generals. The discipline and gallant conduct -of the British troops who were engaged are the subject ...

... 11 I 11 :P? IEDINVB UR GH-OcT. 22. Tuesdav evening arrived at Portsmouth the Phnobe frigate, Captain OSWALD, from-Lisbon. Sir HEW DALRYMPLE, his son M10ajor DALRYM4- PLE, and several other officers, came passengers in her. Sir HEW arrived in Londlon oil WCdnesdav. The Niobe frigate is also arrive(l at Portsmouth, havin.g onl h)oard Sir WVILLIAM SCOTT. Both fri- gatesjleft.Lisbon on the 5th ...

... e His came'o I~olondon, O&. 26. 180S. r HI Mai:fely came town to-day from Windfor, and held a Court at the Queen's Palace,' which was attendl- s ed by the Duke of Portlandi, and inmut of the lMAiniflerc. IL n The following were prelented to the King at the levee: I -General Thornton upon his promotion, on his being t( appointed 2d Major of the firft regiment of foot guards; Hugh Elliot, Efq. ...

... ?? BUsiNESS arcof Com mom Council was held after fame Ordinary bufiaefs being der of the day wa s read far taking l f a Mr Waithman for an efty3 pryng that he would be gra- fti:ite an inquiry into the conduct illadvifed and concluded the late dif- .1 in portugal, which had funk this anda atoniffiment, and brought dif- ricifht arms and nation, in order that coerd and brought to condign pu- 04 ...

... I ROML ?? IiPNIH PAPERS. y Trias, Sept. 27. 1808. I As a courier is just setting out, I ?? the al opportunity to infolm you, that evcry thing goes tI on here to the utmost of our sises. Tlhe army al o of Castanos is at Lcvia. A) fcv days will bring sI the enemy to a general action, the result of which td y cannot bc dIoubtful. Great discontent prevails n y among the encniy, and they also ...

... SPANISH PAPERS. c SANYTtAGO, Srid. 18.-The Grand Judge of c the Court of Farouca has published an animated c address to the people under his jurisdiction, from ( which the following is an extract: t Speaking of the condu& of the French, he fays, In e one word, our properties were feized upon, our liberty invaded; our tongues reduced to filence; our lives ex. pofed to the fierce caprice bf ...