... PlJiAC, hi J AT SOUTJHAI!PTON I I 1 ] A Mbeiaag he ICI au the Long Ronnli S'oittl~h apoto formn a Societys, in aid of'oncwhlich'ltfls eubt ~Zistidaout eight-years in Irelandel; for ?? ofiI teachhlig that part atf thle Irish populato wh 4iea-0 trichad to the origitnal lantattige of thercuty 0 a read l'ahe' ?? 'Aritures iia that languitage. in The Qhuit was taken by Sir Ihlormas Blaring, Bart.. ...

... X Stv, I 'ti,\r '2WfJ ' Ok;Ltts- i~ tis r1t,, iI btlitclit Ilel of reiaVC froill. thec -,opti'-ir ot Gond thle 1Eit pres 31Osr. 'tn tle Ist OetCbcir he wvle to hi,:ve el au- I r .txptc The 1iiinbeor hu-i hiji, tbc Orand 'Cross nf St. Andircer, o 0;,t lAne, and 9t. Alexander Nowskl. Ccc1ianc get ut oizthe 11th oJ this Iblith ?? tb pQ to Itbly, fitr the itirpose tf cn- for iitece t johi her ...

... MIONDA., OCTO.1BR Io 1wB. late Bytheii'endI Jouerntals of Friday, with thc 1 Eloie of Sa;Eturday, we learn from hisboit that the! pit- Ta, jish or pteparittitu) electlons were terminated throughout aipp thb kingdom wvithout the slightest disturbance, From rent Ified~if it is StalLed, hat the Enfigish Ambassador has cite trae t ?? of Immediate payment of' bet30O'L dst asan iideinnity for ...

... j1 olnra'0 aub lilf V% CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. 25. LL tthe meastires lately adopted by-the Forte with relation to the finances point to an acceptation of the Russian Ultimatum, though ue * official ansawer is not yet known. Air. ratford Canningl the English Ambassador, lately nted another Note to liasten the ne'ociations rela tv to Greece. The news from the Arch~ipelago speaks f two naval ...

... I~DAY~ v0T R 2 . FliDb\Y%0 our-BwtlS IS2 PISLraI.S Poipcrs of tiV 1Mttv6t:d~t6 coilitfiei II oi(f dile Speech delivered iby tho King of the No- iiite o ening of the 8tatex (leneral 0n30 Moo- ii Ic. a tI tihieflt possesming more of donnaeltic pbIC inte-est. His Mnjily heginiN bh1' itit- t~tiecontitttcs 'to ie~eii. from hise (illies die , 0,itassurances of amicable disposition t alerhlis ill ...

... RDA lvoftlE . FRIDAY', S~lsl'l-DIBMILr 2'J, 182G. 'lite 1?iesc'hcl ?? aiild evelit' 84.0' et, 'ftoesaly arrivcd iist night. The itt tellige'nce litsici 2':1 ?? ?? fr'om ConstaniicoplC e ostf great impost~lorv t C j 1:l1; illl-fated cepinsl had scarcely Ceased to a itsrs5 s. r. volitdtll lallo rellsritl.i. witih their usuill trin is, ins.oI . e c'tiWitiiIiii, and( hali'il~ilients, whlin it ...

... ?? R-OW-jon. IVEDNESSDAV, OCTOBER 25,1828. 'The Paris Pailpers of Stinday receivcd last night brings intclligencc froml Cojistantitiople to 10th topt. All wnas tranquil, but it was the tranquillity of terror, nlot of pzeace. Execitions were saltin- place daily. Tbe drowitinig of Jemales in broadtl ev, (by ty- Sn4 t hem up alive, in saccs), for no owiler offence than that of having disoused ...

... REpORT OF TE XCOMMJSSICNEXIS Is ,, :tO. I orI . , E-rtrart from the (just #i?.Mshe'd) Repor/ of tori Coeetnies~toerS b 'r iqi iinrti trhe Charitire untlet craean-gitaen of the Co GUArTOXt of WIrtN 1rESTE de in Dccem)er, 18°3: ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL. It is stated in the Rev. Doctor Milher's History of Wi'inchester, tbat the Ancient Establishment in this City, tnder the name of St. Join's Hospital, ...

... le g s-I ?? - PATUS. Sn ir. 25. i -llS (ly (M 3(tdav) tile Comnt (IC 711 I valele girave I grand dinner to their l xcellen- . ice the i1inisters, and to Mr. Canning, and the corPS diplomaqleea LIsIION 3 Sept. 4.-1his Brianlnic .1ajesty's ship has sailed f'or Rio (le Janeiro, with the Am- 2 .der the elon. iubert (Gordon. t r ,t t; , Sept. 14.--_CPrelett CorrCspontdenee.) * * IC'desertiOl's ill ...

... I onCTOE131 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13,1826. rfhe Frein eli Journals -of MonDday, find the ee ,jpije dated Tatesdvy, canto to liand lastlnight. Tfhe 'fs eftutrs of Hi'sesia occupy'lthe greatest portion of their bi ,,lunmn. 'iThr'forntiil des D~ebxts'states, thait the MXA- pit alinieo of the Emperor of Rus.sia for the occupation of!l la the provinces of' Moeldavia and Wallacltiv has been ~n 41aA-ii up ...

... FRilbAY, OC'tOBER 27, 1820. 'rit French PHPers of Tuesdasy, whkh ar- Al iedlist nigght, contain no neirst of ?? Th e c~i~silcontintles between the Liberal and Ultra th ?? regipectlltg the ftineral of TrillnI 1 thle tile aetlt fte tg. by' the Catholic, hureb. His il Ifjesy of spain cufflirs severely freem the gout, and h'aeof his ?? Is lirid to excite apprehlension ill ,1pleiansiif. Ifis ...

... ULoUITon, 1M1ONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1826. Tile Palis Papers of Friday and Saturday Ire received. The Etmile contains the important infor- WItsn that the T'urks have acceded to the Ullimatumrr f gsqi sn astd asserts that the Gieat Powers have VInirIIusiy adopted a resolution to terminate the war in frecre. ?? rebeived this mtorning from Lisbon. ted some fresh itdsrrectiorfiry moieirenti had taken ...