... SUBSEQUEN-T ACCOUNTS. SEIZURE OF TIE- FRENCH PLUNDER. ?? Dispatches were received on Thursday from Sir Hew CU Dlairymuple and Sir Charles Cottin by the Podargus. She ed !saied on the 13th, at which time the Convention' was carrying into execution. The first division of the French zrinyhad been ersnbarked, and -was at anchor outside the f ;'astle of Belem ready to sail. The British troops ...

... P O S TS CR 1 PT. We hate inserted hi as formier Dart of this paper, saanw recent Icclunt ?? Lis'bon. A Proclamn-tion hss beeri uhd~sh'd by General 5cresford, ILord Proby, and Gene- rad Ketierman, relative-tu toihe restitution of property. that had been plundered or fiscasl. d I he rvstitutio' is to be itiade to three Comnissioners, one of whom is an EangL lish officer, ?? a Purtu ,uese, and ...

... BRITISH ARAMY IN' PORTUGAL. , . THE LATE CONVENTIONT. We announced in our last Postcript the arrival of twvo Portugueze Officers from Oporto, with dispatches for ti:: I Portuguese Minister. Immediately upon the receipt of the dispatches, his Excellency waited upon Mr. Canning, and communicated them. Tl'h. contain a strong remr0on- J strance from the Portuguese Gcneral agaiust the recent I ...

... E D I AT D) U 1 iG'> I,A | (ttC6 I I. |,Op , ?? A Court MSar-iil has been held in Edieburgh Castle on Bu two officers ofithe y4th regiment. The sienences has be n since laid before h's Majesty, and approved of. By t ke first sentence, Lieut. Estcourt CresAvell has been disniissed h his Majesty's service By the second, ELusign Robert Arm- thE stronS his beenacquitted. art | The floner and ...

... Do.,IIESTIC - INTELLIGENCE. ?? ~flt~mbcL 29. ed A. s order was issfued on Monday last from Admiral M . lsitslbed's ofaice at Cove of Cork, for the sailing of the of transports, &c. on the foilowing day at 12 o'clock. This CG , compact little army consists of 5,SO men, and ,00 artille- th | ry horses. The whole is to proceed to Falniouth, where I there are already about 6000 troops, horse and ...

... I I POPEIIGNE . v. Dutch papers to the ISth tlt. and Paris papers to the | 17th have been rcceived. The French Senate has adopted I cc Eonaparte's ?? for caling nut the conscripction of w 18I0. pro render this measure more palatable, they are |w not to be called out till January 1809, and are to be mere- ly employed in the deferne of the coast. , tiI We have seen letteas fruia: Amsterdam of ...

... i!+)ORI( JVT X IjTLC 11 ENL'E. SPAIN. The Spar.ish Papers to tht 17th iwt. contaim somc in- tereating, accuunts of thei miii;ary ?? cen the iine I of the Ebro. it seems to have Lboc7 the intention of Allar- i shal Bessiures to attuick the sevoral divisions .which vere I inarchiing against him, separarcly, hoping by the execu- I tion of such a plan to ?? thlemn in detail, and prevent c the ...

... D0OMIE.S TIC INTELLIGEACE. ILontio, ectober' 6. C Sir Arthur Wellesley is ?? landed at Ply. mouth on Tuesday, from the Plover sloop, which brought t aho General Perguson, Lord T; Somerset, the HOn. Capt. e 5t;r.hope, Captain Mellish, and some other Qfiicers..- t T. y left Lisbon on the 28th ult. at which time nearlythe a tvhnle of the French troops had embarked, to the number of 2f7,O00 ?? ...

... By the Egeria, arrived at Portsmouth from Oporto, Oportopapers to the 15th ult. have been received. They o do not contain any intelligence of importance, nor do they q eapress any discontent of the Portugueze in consequence of - the late Conveonton :-on the contrary, though it is admit- b ted that the terms are favourable to the French, yet these a papers express the utmost satisfaction, that, ...

... ED IN BURG HI , ?? 8. i1EW MAGISTRATES, Eewju1ttcz.GETuesday the Magistrates anti Cduncil went in procession to the High Church, whenanoexcellent1 sermon was preached by the Rev. Mr. Brunton, fror Matth. axv. I4. On their return to the Council Chami- ber, the, (ollowing Gentlemen Were unanimously elected Magistiates for the ensuing year:- TheRight Honourable WILLIAM COVILTER, I Lord'Proyost. , ...

... ENGLISH. AGRICULTURAL REPORT, . S~~~.orS'themr.. The English report for September says- The bar- vest has now been fally secured in almost every. part of{ the kingdom, and nothing scarcely remains out, except a few beans ithnie more ?? districts, which will soon be housed. In threshing out, the oats and 1arley turn out very favouralbly, in most of the northern counties but the wheats. in some ...

... FOREIGIV INVTE-LLICENVCE. SPAIN. RE-OCCUPATION OF BILBOA BY THE SPA- NIARDS-VICTORY OVER THE FRENCHi &c. The Dispatch packet, Capt. Harris, arrived on Monday d at Falmouth, with mails from Corunna, after a passage of I five days. We have received by-her letters and papers I _ from that city to the 29th- last, containing news from the I seat of war on the Ebro to the 12th, and from Madrid to I ...