... LLOYD's MARINE LEST-oG. 2S. i 08. .A Deanifl privateer, of i guns and 21 menr, arrived at ?? C'4in i-b rlatt, prize to the Childers S. WV.- 1i 1 5:d tO nut filon NorxWay 8 days, and had t.kcii t-tc big Lord Nulfun, of Baniff, -which the Childer recar- t: -cd . A ?? ri-ivateer of' guns and 11 men. xvas can - n!: ed 21, t1 nl. ofli Fleckceroe. by the Clio S. W. and at- rivefi :s t 1i;t1: I ctb ...

... FOREIGN INTELLiGENCE. FROM THE SPANISH PAPERS. ARANJUEZ, Oct. 1.-The first object which | attracted the attention of the Central .Junta of Gevernment, upon their form.al artd solemn in- stallation (of which the public were infit med by a Gazette fxtraordiriary on the 29th uol.) was, to communicate that procceding to th!e Royal| Council, and to tile Councils of State, War, the 'Indies, &c. and ...

... LO N DO ?? _ I Se-veo:a lett--is ccciv c~i E,; 'e -u -7 maii s-ate, that an en!?arr ! s ' ; the Russian ?? a 3 b - as rigid as tiZ x ci l rance-neitnoinness t ! the ships orianv uatiel Taa f 11 con pci~e co-oflcratioC in tne ;W3 So itsulute is ti' 1usd G C -i pose upon thl sr.5'.jt . th. SL ?? has been supersxid cud 1 n! u11d; ' secucnee of.a suma i facilities al0c 3 ; Ems counltVY . Privare, ...

... 1-HE objects, of the Imperial ecanferenee atEr. f.I r bogittin, to noiftld thernselves. Th'ie French and Ni'eszengeis, %vho arrived the otier dlay, are no doubat ?? guins overtnre for a tregraiation for* Peace.- qickl nie worn cut withk this lon4 and bloody contest, how '~ywee1' sufrnoritig humanity catch at. thle smallest ray Ba int no, thle war-whoop rings in our ears with rrruo- la dionrY. ...

... LONDON. OCTOBER 25. The Ruffien Aleffenger who arrived on Friday in a flag of truce from Boulogne was an officer of fome rtii~k.r He was dreh-in a rich unifbrm, His companioi~tvas a Frenchmnith, and was plaiuiv dreffed. Immediately after they had delivered tn'e difpatches at Mr. Canning's hoifde, in Bruton- fireet, they wvere fent to Mr. Shaw's hout'e, at Pimlico. where they remained all night ...

... e His came'o I~olondon, O&. 26. 180S. r HI Mai:fely came town to-day from Windfor, and held a Court at the Queen's Palace,' which was attendl- s ed by the Duke of Portlandi, and inmut of the lMAiniflerc. IL n The following were prelented to the King at the levee: I -General Thornton upon his promotion, on his being t( appointed 2d Major of the firft regiment of foot guards; Hugh Elliot, Efq. ...

... 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 ...

... 311 $trtpt 'PrOM THE LONDON rGAZiETT. I . SATURDAY, OCTrOBR.29. BY EiXPRIiESS.. . ADMtRI.ERTY.YrtIC, ?? 2?, 1808; ?? Lords C~omriissio~nurs of thc ~Adlfirally 11VInTo r fl to diered hi. ;vnjesty's ship Proselyte to be statiolned off the' wo Island of Anholt, to carry a, loating Light, for the sanety t of the convoys paisin;; or repassing, and the said Ship kl r, being directed to take her ...

... ,intiaplg p'o0t. AFlag iif Truce arrived in the Dawns in Friday , morning froiii Vrance. S e cae 'out of3u- logrie dil Thursday night at 10. o'cloek, and, after a ?? boisterovs passage, arrived in the Downs about 8 o'clock next m6mnirg. l Two Messtigers have since been lauded from her;; one' a lussian Offic&, the other French, and after waitini, on the Port Ad- niral, the.Russian courier set ...

... FOREiIGN IATTELLiGRYCE. 2d G~(OTTENEUtRGH MA,1ILS. o ~ OTENRURGH, OCt. 17.-The Kino dius- Iz I-pleiu'ed with OILe guards, and has broken dhtiem, anda disgiaced all the ofhrcers. This will crea-c great b ddiscontent aotimonstth first famnilies here. Hisk Royal M7!jelly',s Yajcht Aitiadis, at anchor offt Gran- hoda, (EL-ober G. a I.-lie Royal Mvaje~sty has recteived the following W of repol t ...

... 1?1 11 ,I-9 , . ?I 7-.; ?? -- ?? ?? 11 I ? ?? I - 'IKUNT . - 17-1 i ,;I ? ,, ?? T~~~ and. A6h~aiw lef ^as;, 46dlm *';'tyto Th@Js'pe- rikesstt kweoa4ose zpsm'tug a. rneriyopsts tfd r t 7'~~sek' ihmed to prQe, e4 t a ?? place, apd op-eji;a:RA7 Kgbciatioj feir a aritim&-Peae' The answe tQ ssr&4 peac isnid ?? i o 3npipsihtht, i s wad W to -stte tht i ...

... LEEDS, GC7'OBER 29. .1 . A var larourit6 topic of. censure afrongst the pre- Sent M iorIterN and their tmiuiots, is the neglect of thle late A tim liist,at'on, In furn ish li our co m arottoI Ot au us sl ?? in tbC Baltic Witth military supl~ic', althsotughs it sa fact of public notoriety ,that during , period of eigte ots theaa very Minsistrs themselves have itot seot a slafle ?? the3y stood] ...