... HA MBUKGH PAPERS. ST. PETERSBJtRPHil, AU.o-UST 3o.-The B]avarlan Ambassador, Chevalier De Bray, is artived here. By ani Ukase to the Direftii Senate, thc Uflperor passes the followving I)ectee: .T.'THE,DfRECTING SENATE. tir ~int o e the plesent c ircms'tsamies oi the war, we fole it nLeC1.ssry, tha~t Ehe fioreipen goods iiniprwed into Russia sbotiH have. exaft certilccates of ibeir not being ...

... THE AT0Rwll ZJR0MROCLE. I' 4'% O N ' ' ' ' I' LOIfN ?? KCPX ,>w utc1s Paper5 to tlhe 5th inaot were yes'erday rc p ceived in' toW nI; but tley eontaii trit!h Itnr of niuch im C por tance, with tlh e ?? of a, nev Decree respe&c C ing, the nt rcourse between this country and Holland; d In- t ?? the I)uD h Governmeint, which ?? so t orten changed its ;ts system ?? t iisubje', denobre.! t ces ...

... CLE. L- - N ' a SATXUR IJ,12r OCTOBER 5,So3.. Spanish papers reached town last night to the zd inst. The Spanish troops under the gallant ?? de ia RoMANA have arlived, and have been-ordered to I)oceed to Bilbba. General Cu STA has been appoint- e n ?? in Chief of. the army of Ariagin, in r room of General PALAFOxt, who has beenr deputed to. Itile un'trl Junta. BurgohTsl1abeen-again evacuated ...

... 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, ...

... FRO THE / igt]flrCVH.AND DUTCH. PAPERS 1 r - : , . : ab' PARIS,. Ocr. %. i j Ictters froin Bayonne, of Seliteniber 24, contain the' tht - ! J- 'ruo'ws aui da ttlety di.ly ar;i-re here. *The oas- is - i .;r we f thi arri;y viil cuniinue through this place sai- hd in (0 tile wlhult i-onth ofi OQobel. ,e have this instant ieceiied inrmnrnation, that tbe 20 Spaniisli G r., B~lalre, has couve fromr ...

... LCANDOx, OCTOBER 9. SIR ARTTUR WVELIESLEY has airived in town, Sir Mr- DALRY'.IPLE is on his way homne, and Sir HARRY BUR- RAIR) is left in command at Lisbon. Sir ARTitE1 it seems, has been received with distinction, for he was closetted a considerable time on Friday morning 1ith the Duke of YoRx. This is another instance of his Royal Highness's respect for the public opiniofln thoulgh it must ...

... 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 ...

... MRh PROFE.SOR POISON. Mr. Porson dled on Sondav ?? Monday Iasi his remains weed removed from the house of the Loldod Institution. in order to be deposited in Trinity ?? Chapel, Cambridge. The Directors of the lnfitution or. dered the house to be shot for the day, and the Under Li. brariaos and other Officer6 assisred in t6ie solemnity. The procession from London consisted of four mourning ...

... 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 ...

... SPAIIN. iNsrTI{.ATION OF THE SUPREMr JUNTA, AT TOS PALACiO OF ARANJDEZ. LIST OF THE MEMBEIRS ASSSEMBLED. PFUSDLN r AD INTERISO.-The Most Elxbelient Senor the Ccndie de Florida lianca. AKRRAo N.-Don Francisco Palafox Don Lorenzo Caiee. AsTORlA - The most excellent Senor Don Meichor de Jo- vcllanos, the Nlarqltis de Carrpo Sagrado. (OaD) CAs ?? Lorenzo Bonifaes de Quintan,_ Valdie,, absent, CA ? ...

... DUTCH AVD SERMAN PAP. RS. PARIS, SEPT. 27.-The news from Keiserslautern c mention, that his Majesty the Emperor had passed t through that town on the s4th. The presence of ihe c two most powerful Monarchs of Europe at Etlurth, n will occasion the assemblage of many Princes there, His Majesty, it is said, will appear attended by a very numerous and splendid retinue. This celebrated moet- ing ...

... 'Si ARrh1UR WELLESLEr. I ?? - ?? As the irititisry 'reputation of Sir A. Wellesley, who Son has tely becorneso notorious as one of the.Convention the Generals, rests principally upon the Battle of Assaye, . it is a oiatteir not onlyiof cutiosity, but of great prafical knt importance, that we should'ascertain, as far as we can, l plal .bow that point exadtly stands. It is obvious that a-bad Af ...