... LONDON, TUFESDAY, Lijfi, 2Z Tiiepatcches of flt ;5th awr. I0t1o u1t, f*norn s Lord Borghersh, iv're yesterday receit eld by (.overninent, anon lle,'o l tle er cu-atioit 0 tile d city of' Forence b' thle Nenpolilan orphfi' d , entlered it iliO the I iprcccdin.g Tir n sea- sure was ?? by the mast..rly manctiu- . vres of' eneral Nugenut, who, having retreated a t on Pistoin, and there united the ...

... (fXY EXPRESS.)-LONDON, MAsvY 05. -At length Ministers have ieceivsd oefficial ?? irh-ho 0from Lord Rtarghersil, in ?? the dl'est ?? is stateti to be comn plete. The filletin 4,iull-tit; was la-t night issutel fron the Fortsign Offioe, announcing tbe er-ent:- 11 UL L FT IN. F:s C,sga 0),/flue, Mc1fG1 *2t, ISIS. L etters were received last night from l~ord hu-igh- ?? daate' th- -d instait, ...

... i S A . I LEEDS, SAs# TUR)AY, Su'r. 30. Tu llw winter camnpaigis of robbery anil depre- dation has commenced in this place with unusual vigour. I'arly on Wcdnesday morning last, the shop t of Mr. T. 11. Leach, printer and bookseller, and the aetjoeing shop, belonging to :lirs. Snowden, grocer, I situated in the most public )art of thye market-place, were brwken into susn ransatlied. lit the ...

... - - i - ?? ?? -IT , 'PUR T 7J ?A, -, I . 1.11-. 'I t Tl s;]; tst:'t ?? tit#I pelt )fiSS OL r . )g I ?? ?? E t .±'Clt': ti'ets.Cc.ivl Qt i n'l'1C' eOnilpfli;' ly itho ii 0' e atteii.iti atid ,II .01 oth rpo1iti''l su wi whethe;r tai re lay dorn estir, int ;: |ii i' i in': ic+!ie ta ib!eady be hia , Fhrill.rt B intrch lt lc ncsat] five aI inL, 2 toilet; 'ih Iont ' ah shot; t ?? i I1 we hltve e. ...

... GEN. PORI.IER's FAILU'RE. The attempt of' Porlier tO Produce a Revo- lttfi in Spain has failed. Ilbe fotlowijig parli. ?? i) a Falmouthi letter: - I'-almouth, Sep~t. 29.-The Frederick - packet which arrived this day fromn Cornria. let that p lace Sola w t'e _t4tl inst. Iett ers from th- nc ot that ilate state, that General Porlier, a er retainiii possessioni of (oruntita, Ferrol, and ...

... TREAlVY OP RE'ACE. (.P ( ro u~l !f 'Co01nri! Ir.)| lire Call11mOV, wvith] tinlletilltlst Confidlen!ce, lav bul;rc the pliblic lthe iilmmtvi' outline of ih i comnlitions (if' the ?? ir uy oft f'aee, j'ust ag-re d upion at Va'mmis. ?? leadiemrs mlly )lace on it ',,nplieit rdi'e1iace as colklimy i'oln time aerly best emut/morimty The terms ,l, time trCMtV Wiere fimmn.'mly agreed upOnJ belbie ...

... 'TiHE 31ERCU1Tt. OuR reoled's will fi:,dl ii trlolfitir xrt. 1' ii this papler i i rocihunition: issued by the FTrOe'rw IKinm. fi relative to the crirel -tiits-aattiion ;h hhavc blen I Coirsusirted in tite Soni:h of 1r-o cc. T his l'eoclrnitrei on is dated toe first of Shptiuibor, anl the first obs(c-r;!tin1 h We !;ave to reate ?? 7t rcte!r; to the dalte; Vhiy was a it trot issuied mnuch ...

... NAPOLEOY TO TIHE FREANCH PEOPLE. The follovinog is the translation of anaddress Ito the French people, which is tqe erally cir- ciulated in France, and which is believed to be an authentic document, written by Napoleon on board the Bellerophon:- I The mnachinations of treason halve bldigecd meI to separate again frolt you; but victitms of the same treason, I lament only your misfortunes! - I ...

... Extraordinnary Phewnomenon inl the Sun. Other papers, we unjerstand, lotlh in Amne riea and. Eng1and, have noticed the remarkable ctr- Ioin ;'camstance to which veare. now alluding. The follow- T . og is an authentic and correct aecowuit, for the truth ar of which Captain Hayes, of his Majesty's ship Ma v jestic, now lying in Plymouth harbour, and the whole at of his officers and ship's ...

... .1 invr Ind;linan lng ha ronllxlt. list i The .Bonbay Indianian has brogio-ht letters' ironu St, Heleriato the 17th tilt. They inform us thate 1 l Bonaparte still remained at the retreat where the fbr- as met accounts lfft him ; namely, at ii nsmall d welling. s- two or three nmiles in tin e interior ot the ilsond, called he the Briars. Thle ci-devant Ernperor spenas mnost of lis5i thale in ...

... 'POS'TSCRI'PT.'' (BY EXPRigSS.)-LONDON, SEPT. 14; Thereports of the treaty. of peace between the Allies and France having been signed, gain matre consistency, and we. are urclined to attach credit to them. In the P.aris p)ap)ers of Mond(lay last, whici we receivedl this morning-, we inud a proclamatioln from the Prefect of the Lower Rhine to the inhabitants of the detartnment, which contain ...

... LEED)S, SATIlURD)AY, SEPT. 16. ?? understalnd 180 persons have alreaily oflicral thcir services for the nightly-watch establishlici t ill this. tiwil, for the approaching winter. We hope those who have the management of this important concern, will bc particularly careful to select such isnn as from their general goodl chracter, are best fitted fbr this very responsible situation. (oI ...