... L 0 N D 0 N-SlT. AS. We have received 3etters hon (f oni) 30th ult. The accounts 'hicti t'cy fnr; tI Spain are of course not o* lcit ?? -e Our Corrle'epondlenc ?? th ii great wart of arnms in Arctalsij', Mourcn. ?? garrison Vw1s ghv C: in their powver, Vt no!hir, pressing itieaties of the S . ed with means to etirp i sels load'ed wvith afrms ux;:d In ?? market at Gibraltar. GaIBaRoLTAR ,j ...

... LLOYD's MARINE LIST-Sept. 27. ISOS. The If, of Cork, Jennings, bound to Quebec, was taken 8th infant, in lat. 45. 14. W. long. 17. N, by the Nouvelle Gironde privateer, of 14 guns, who, after taking out Ione provifions and other articles,gave her tip to the crewm, and fhe arrived at Cork on the 20th. The Capta n of the privateer told them lbe had captured, aF' ter an eftion of two hoi rs and a ...

... Loyvniv, S:. 23. 130e3. This dav, at 12 o'clock, his ?? arrived from Wiitlfdor at aile Oueel's P'alace. At two o'clock, a private levee was held, ashen th'e following had the hionour of being prefeited, to his Ma- Earl Porta-lingtn on, his promotion as Lieutenant- Colonel of the I Ohi reginelit of foot; Vilcruat s alyi- rood', Cartain-Lieuitfla ; Bli tt't, of Tde l o ac y oe - al navy; ...

... 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 ...

... -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 ...

... F-Rom 711r] -LONrDov GA4ZETILg. ADMIPALTY-OMF5CE-SEPT. 27, 1808. VC Cory of a letter fromrl Vice-Adinial Lerd Collhr'vo sd, th Comm.ander in Chief of his Majeflty's fhips :1nd 'ref- v Jcls in the Mediterranean, to the Hon. W. w. 1'ie f dated oin board the Ocean, at. Gibraltar, Angull, 27 o i sos. T Sia-I inciose, for the information of the Lords IT Co z nissioners of the Admiralty, the copy ...

... - 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. ...

... 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 ...

... bp Ir ? ral Ca- bo ni f1krn j 'le 1, - T)v. EDINB UR G II-Oci. 3. Thursday dispatches were received from Sir HEW DALRYmIrLZ and Sir CHARLES COTTON, at Lis- bon. They wvere brought to Portsmouth by the Padorgas brig. We are happy to say they are of a more consolatory nature on the subject of the eva- cuation of Portugal by the French, than any thing we have received since the signing of the ...

... - ; I _ C . It tf4ay be now seen, by the measures to which Bona- parte. has had recourse for forming another arm-y in Spain, to v-hat circumstances we ought to impute the tardmsess, that has excited so nmuch surprize, in the arrival of his re- ?? there. As a chernical process wvill separate and anavyse the comnponent parts of a body subjected to it-, so thue occasioin of a war in Spain has ...

... L 0 N I) N-S T. ] i- t~is Nlqje~it' ?? on ..-l i, ~; ~~~hec oeineii oen i : Lev-'e on c cc;i I -peoplc about tht i) u Pd , '0.r themi as they plsstj 3ndr s ep ressive of their felings. The Si ianish Depusiesmt tl o t- n .and utiointuv' ie l-y'on .OGm .. a. nesday's Ievee. '-nv erris 'i e termns of the hi ?? 1' s; -atIiCi-dO : . thereat, and si c~k'-viih erkii' ci !: II .e tv and condoccensiocn ...