... 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, ...

... 'Ll I't i1)AY'S PoS'i'. BY EXPRESS. LONDON. OCTODER 7. Mail forom Gottenburgh arrived yefterday. The A report of a revolution in Ruflia derives no fadtion from any of the articles contained in this Mail The Emperor Alexainder, accompanied by his brother Conflantiile and the FreuchAmibaffador Ciulincourt (who is termed their 'mutual fiiend) vere expected at Koningiberg about the 20til ult. on ...

... JPosI~S CR]UPT!. .- If an- SAT'U'URDAr EERNING5 OC-OBER 8. TlOCS.-Collsol5 money, 6541'for acc. 6a.. (nalsin 3-, di5.-Excheq. Bills, 2s. 4s. prem.. ttgnorj, 0tobr ., 1 80S.-The King has been to fOmsn:n. and appoint the Right Hon. John a Flere to bc his Majesty's Envoy Extraordi inrdnisdr Plenlipotentiary to his Catholic ?? Sevent; and has been pleased t * rert j nt resde in that character at ...

... S PAIrIlfN O-7sO, AU. 29.--Joseph Nbipoleon received, prq- paratory to his entdring.Spain, a lpan of .oo.miliios of reals firor.the Bank of Paris, at tile interest of five and half per cewit. With this -au iliary.y he expe&.ed to su- born avid *subdute the civil and 'n-Nitary authorities of these-k;ngdoms, and by scattering proftisely great part *of this, treasure among the ieedy populace, ...

... 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 ?? ...

... ,. ' . . . - [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 ...

... SU SSEX. SATURDAY, OCTOBEfR 8, 1808. .1 . ?? . ! , , , Em , tw l)dl OF' Cs uon (~tile prince of W~alu,'i rcriiwzttt. ol Ligrlit Drayoon (the ?? pctie to lirc'l 1wrom B~rightdi auid Ie 1-o. ?? .1 _ I I .. .. t I ele~vts l~glhi-~ijieiltl , br 1'ortsmouitjth. there to otairk tu; ihoi:in rer-vice. ii7 a dav or twvo. &ivrly4of the 89;h aid nt1d Reirue:i)s, 'about 3I' Oerc alaided tl ...

... 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 ...

... ?? 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 ...

... 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 ...

... L. O;NN(DON. @ MON DA Y, OCP4`QB E R 2, I1808. Captain Bell arvdysedy.asnn ?? ralsy, wvithl dispaltehei yr~ sIluivakinilh. They Coln, itai an account, ot'the p~rfeec~, fr sI ip and nonniitaity that subsist between tle E.lish and 1 h 8piuirdo, and ~f the favourable and fred lN, p~positin o)f. tile othetr Spanish Colonies to Engtantd, and th~eir enmity toth .lereneh. oi IThe Princess Elizabeth ...