... 4 - Saturday week, being appointed for the opening of St. Catherine Docks, recently constructed near the Tower, 7 London,great preparations weremade for the occasion,and - numerous invitations were given to the nobility and Others to -witness the interesting scene. This important estab- 2 lisiment is alike an object of interest, from the grandeur - of its design. the utility of its object, and ...

... NEWMARKET HiOUGIIHTON MEETING. MONDAY. OCT. 27. MONDAY, OCT. 27. To the utter astonishment and chagt in of' the visitors, 1 nearly all the races which had bee, appointed for this daN C s have goue off in forfeits, as tite subsequent ;account wili c shew. The followi nsg is the result of tbe day's races: d Handicap Plate of 1.-100 for four, five, an:! six VIerS old, r and aged horses. D. 1. t ...

... AMERICAN BALLOON ASdENT. PERILOUS SITUAATION OF TIIE AERtONAUtT. (From the NAew ?? Commercial Adverdser, Septemb>r 19.) A lirge concourse of people assernbled yesterday in Castle Gardens, to witness the ascent of Mr. 11obertson. The pro. ress of inflating the balloon was not completed until six o'clock, when Mr. L. entered the car. The balloon rose gracefully to the height of upwsards of one ...

... ? ? . I - . I FROM TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. A T t Co t t W in or the 27th day of October, 1821, ptieseut ,ibln''s Most Ex- cellent lhajesty in Council-lt isthie day or- dered by his 11lajesty' in Conurcil, etalt the PBirn~ent ?? -'be ?? tW of thix instant October, to Thursday thue 18th day of 3}eccmbec inext. ?? BANKRUKPTS. * ~orge Christopher Ascou1h, North Shields, Unman Edward Backhamn, ( ...

... EXlPLOYMIENT OF TIE POOR. I A .. ?? : .. ?? A_ ?? The following interesting ?? is Ox- 'lhe p) tracted from Keene's Bath ,Jeournal :-indust: '[The village (if Colervo is in a veryv elevated of tile, situation, a short distance from the London road, theni.' and is thcrefore so p)rominient an object that few who have trdvelled from Bath to London canl be Th unacqonitedwith its situation. tisprin ...

... At the late Quarterly Examination held in Trinity Col- lege, Dublin, the Science Medal was granted to Meade lius., (John,) and the Classical Medal to Wade lmus., (Nugent). /At the same time were adjudged-Foe GEeLRAL AeswEe - ,tNG, Certificates to Mr. Parsons, Mr Leech, Murphy 2dus, (henr, Mlhy, re , ngsedLeslioeJun., (Henry;) .des, Allen, 4tus., (Micha k Robert,) Lavell-and Pre- mnace, to Mr ...

... THE IMERCURY. er ee, Al, account of the surrender of i'arna t 11, Russians will be found in anotoher part of tilis n Although this account has appeared both in the lie burgh Papers aird ?? Prussiatl State Gazette, J0 not obtained complete credenice in this coantIv. as last builletfns from Varna were certainly tiot ot S character as to dispose tire pudlic to believe ih p. sudden anid complete ...

... THEl KDET MEETING. The announced meeting of the 1 Men-of Kent to petition the c Legislature against farther concession to the Catholics, excited f the greatest interest throughout the kingdom, and placards of - ,cvcry sort and description were circulated throughout thecounty, f embracing the views entertained by the partisans of, and opponents .to, Emancipation. On each side vere arrayetl ...

... :: m x : -: II WEDNESDAY, Nov E.MBR13 , 82 ~n~eli~ec~i~ at~riteen ~rrecoivgd~coirhtrna- Lti Irry of the tall .1of j-irat hinliirtaint fartrersd, Var-ifa, IItIith, ?? of the R~~ilsimtiS Long andi aji irees ftjly~har tli brikve' ?? fought in defenice of t his ha 1portatt p~ast, ntor didilthly * at lat suriiudlir till ~they- Insur themnsel--cm ?? by ai pare of their torce -who) through'the hi,; ...

... MR. SHIEL'S VISIT TO ENGLAND, ' Time CATHOLIC QUESTtoN.-Frhis question, at all times I se -nteresting and iinortant, is peculiarly so at this moment, or , in consequente of the new position shich it has assumed, El owing to the enery and zeal of the Catholic Association, p1 and the organization of a national collection. The criti- aO cal situation of Europe, too, conspires to enhance the in- ...

... I ~t ,b32f~taJ rutiCrp. l()NL:)AY EVENING, NOVEmInERn , 1828. * ,ei'0(fW ?ies is/!P Iiliadiansi ?fitll the ?? P~olitical, 0m ~CIC1i'Sjlt~iS of ia n glih an.-j l~uet. ItJt tile almost impreenable fortress or Varna ,,,urIimii to tile 1Russians. It hat yielded not to tile ,rflt hesieger,* bitt to thle trechery ofa Part of the 02TI.0 I'hus has the foresit.hlt of the Duke of y .eot mnfailed bin. ...

... I THr1 IDERBY 1=rncT32Y, Novzxlmu .- Success which from the representationss which have lately been brought to us in the Continentil Papers, was IT:-+1 . -_ - . ?? -. .. 'a -- :_ _ __ .. - . -i . - - t little to be expected, has again crowned the efiborts: of 'the inf Russians. Varna, which resisted them' so long, and pro- du: mised by final success, to derange all the plans of the invaders, ...