... xtMERICA.- NEw;YORx, SE-PT. io.-A letter from Conne&icut, received by. this morning's Eastern M;Ail, announces rhe death of Qnvernor Sullivan, of Massachusetts. The: infornation is probably corre&, as. a Getleman, who arrived yesterday, stated, that., at tihe time-of his 'leaving l3oston, the Governor was considered at. the point of death. FROM THE PBSTON PAPERS. REMAI K.S ON MR 3rFFERsOt 'S . ...

... SPANISH P.APERs. VALEtNCIA, SEPT. 6,-We are Assurec, by a letter from Estremadura, that there has been 'found concealed at Badajos, a great quantity of bars of gold, which were at the disposal of Notiega, Agent and Treasurer- General of Don Manuel Godoy. We believe this to be a small part of the immense rapine, which, in the space of s8 years, he had plundered, firom the nation. This letter ...

... c- ?? ADDRESSO. A very strong. Petition wias preiehted bythe Corpo- ration of Londo'n to the Ki'sg, in the year I756, reS- peaing the affair at Minorcai praying for such an inquiry as may lead to the discovery and punishment' of. the authors of the late losses and disappointments, D almost the same words of the Prayer of the Petition th presented on Wednesday; the words of which are to se ...

... THIE MORNING.CHRONICLE. LONDON; MONDA2, OCTOBER31, iioS, Dutch Papers have been received to the 1i4th inst. The most important news they contain, is a highly grati. fying piece of intelligence indeed, viz. that none of the reinforcements sent to the French army can reach their destination till the beginning of next month, with the utmost possible expedition on the part of the troops.- How ...

... cf rr AD!DRESS. 0 71 13TTF7e OiF 7TZIL YZANI.C CHAON2CLLI - he ewhole natioln ought to be penetrated with t e dr' p )grt`itude to hik L'Li'rsty ?? his profound and svi tD tlhe CitV Aldi:ess. - It is flue that I as excellent: It conveyed the almnost unani. , j lc tf the British pu)blic on the subj&e of the n which has been repiobated by all parties, C ly al desctiiptions of men, ho vkevetr wide ...

... c . d.rPBAI Ir7 | - WVDIMESDIY, OCTO8ER 26. hSI aV Ithe 01C3 ?? Sessions commenced,be- f~ie Lord IELLrNsBOR0U'G6, Mr. Justice LA'tVizrkcEq .Ir. Baron £1-OMv ON, the LCRD M.Y1.75, ALDER- tosN Rcp Eo'rinR, and other CiLv Officevs. - I;icn*~rsrI vc'eezrh , aged 25, was inadiied fdt an a5*- sault, of a kind ?i;7m which human nature revo'ts, On a ayoung man of 17 years of age. The faa% were ...

... FRENCH AND DlTrCH PAFERS. PARIS, SEPT. ?? day before yesterday his Majesty inspected, in the plain des Sablons,'a. divi- siorn of Dutch trodps. Hle afterwards went to see the panoramic representation of Trilsit, Naples, Boulogn., and Attisterdam,and was everywhere received with joyful acclamations.. This morning, at' five o'clock, the Emperor, accom- panied by the Secretary of States the Duke ...

... THE MWORNVING CHRONICLE. LONDON: MONDAY, . CTOARR 3, IFoS. We have received Paris Papers to the 23d and Dutch to the 27th inclusive, the contents of *. hich will bt fouind extremely interesting. BotmAPaR-TEset out from St. Cloud, early on the morning of the 23d, on a, journey, accompanied by the Secretary of State, and several other attendants. The Minister for. Foreign Affairs and the Russian ...

... Y'Hif MORNJv2 -LIROW i_ LONDON: TllUSS!uA?; DOTOB..J 17, itr3 tester8v Ywe received a reguhr Seres o Stani paapcrs down to the 15th instant, ?? i;y a packe; irom Corunna. Our readers wi.l see from ther. a we have made, that Sir DAVID BaURD'S armalrenlt is arrivsd at that place ; bat that it must await for the mission of the Grand Junt; at Aranjuez before the troops can be landed. Of all the ...

... THLE MYORNING CHRONVICLE. LONDON: t; 'i jFRZD~2I; OCTOBER 14, 12o8. c Two Gottenburgh Mails arrived last niglt; but, n contrary to o~ir expe'natioasi ihefybi:ing nothing wlhat- I ever of importance. We have madc a few ?? from the papers, unimportnnt as they are. t( H CAD-( U ARrEIS, GRAL SY, SEPT. 22.-HiS I ...

... To THE ITALIJNS RESIDENT IN ENGLAND. r What means this stupor in the natives of Italy at this glrious moment, when the successful exertions of the brave Spaniards ought to animate every idividual of an oppressed country ? All of you are silent-all are ?? not Iconvoke an.Assenibly to express your ardent desire of deliveratice friom the yoke of a foreign foe, and your anxiety for a better order ...

... C6M~I$~yCQl j TIeormon C~urlcjl OC ILondon ass..ry.. dy to recei've the Anstier. to thA1-irJ! Vt sujeu of thle Coni'eiltio- hihten paign inl Portugal. The R,ccotr~ Ill~ti Answer- Mr. WAIT iHM A N, ?? daddres~e the CGet~rt --could, lie sai4d -not allow, ,Is a ~nswer to some obser-vations, statin. git at tip SI,. -int(Fstion1 to ?? Such a R~eso, ?? 'aO as the na.ture Of thed caeapardt g H-e ...