... 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 ...

... QUAKR PAN IC. I. Ox MOndy -last, the -hoWe as~ it lleJ of.jbe ?? anpn,; 4nsekhe de~ds g.ent~ryiz-. Pkae~ 4dl ijd ...

... ' ; Uri2I~ i. , vll'l'e '''r~tr'Ittcinlcitti~ig tiE the hout ?? > o ?? CI'i:. 1 Qhe 1L vottts ollat ?? Yi'i ?? £,irslir, state~i, ClOt tao( l!tice'' i!i 'ttraiiit to arijoortncnici, to itlsrticti lf'w 00ii' rese 1 the icissda terre 'Istat meetirtl, i ?? thke conniectton wit!) !Kirkaii~ll shinililit 'ii' LmI10t ?? relleteittee of oianatsai'flt ?? Ali:ni:s itm root ielltee, arrallged tv: he' ...

... 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 ...

... I On Frislay last, a meeting of the Graduates of the Dublin Uiiiverzi-y %as htld at Morrisson's Great RtoOMs, DawSOuI-street, for the put pose of establishing a Brunswick Countitntional Club. Lord Castlemahie was called to the chair amidst loud acclamation. The entlthtsiasin of the meeting io the cause of the Constitiu- tion is intdescrilbable. In less thatt half au hour after the formatint of ...

... Kir.tYMAN.-A meeting of the Protestants of the parish of Killyntan, in the counties of Tyrone and Armagh, was held at Verner's Bridge on the'20th. ult. 'for the pur- pose of establishing a Brunswickl Club- Captnin Lloyd was in tho chair. The mecting vas addressed by the Rev. Mr. Horner, Geo. E. Stuart, Esq. Joseph Gieer, Esq. Rev. James Phelaen, Richard Lloyd, Esq. Mr. M'Elroy, Henry Atkinson, ...

... 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 ...

... LETTER ADDRESSED TO LORD CHIEF JUSTICE BEST, 27THi OCT, 182a, Mr LoaD,-In obedience to the notice you gave me in July last, I sall attend to fulfil my duties as a Jurymnan on the Court over which Your Lordship so ably and equitably presides. Appreciating as I do the great and paramount importance of the insti. tution of Trial by Jury, I feel it a duty to appear whenever calledupon to discharge ...

... . VERooll, 1 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1828. Paris Papers to the 3rd inst. contain an- offictal dispatch frirn General Maison, Commaander-in-Chief of the French forces in the Morea. It appears that tifter the departure of -imbrtim for Epypt, the Frenchi. found soine difficulty in getting poascession oif. Navarin, Meldon, Corn;,' and Patras, the respective Turkish Comnmanders of' those places ...

... ? ? . 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, ( ...

... S S&pt $ uO-t0. l FROMI TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. ANRUPTS.--WiIIiiw Denfiis,FUnIs- wotHants' ljien-daeX.-~JohO Bissell, T1ipton, C Stalloedishire, Nikev.-Jo n Wilhiams, Bristol, wool B IttdrapeT.-W1IhialfAl exhisJarrin, New Hofld-ttre0, MUMt 0x 4 ?? Gl~tsyir-4tr et,-Z ILondov, ?? Jones, Kidbrnoo, Kent, bay- d ?? Great ftusell-6treet, Burreandsey, Mdid- dlesex. liatb~ei ?? Dlurhami, Robert ...

... ?? . t. %IX pto .4500 A CC OUNTS from Gibraltaf to the 21st, men- tion that the fever continued its ravaggiin defiance of the efforts innade to arrest its progress. During the few last days, the deaths had amounted to 41 each day, anid even this fiightful mortality tvas not in proportion to the increase of the sick. The following are the bulletins froto the 13tb. Cases. Deaths. 13th - 904 - 31 ...