... SATrIR-DAIV YSUDY' and TUESDAYu POSTS. | -LONJDQN, rdoNDAY, ocTr. The St. P etersburgh- Journal, to the 2Qoth September, lots been received. It contains, under (late of Sept. 18, lists of I proiibitions and favours grarted on the occasion of the Coronation. r Among them we find a rescruijt addressed to Count Nesseirodle,t conveying to him a grant of lund to be enjoyed by him .aeed his ...

... W ED-NESDAY's POST. Lnkdon, '1tctdoay, Oct. S *,CWL 0i i.-rie prices of 'll thle Secerities ' i011 ]ritn.: fuotitin' can equal the dull 1hDilg (i'1. s are clO; for Sluiv, and c801 f t ,n 'hJtll. Exchequer Bill 5 to 17 pm. Meican .,loLO~ibilan Srrcek 13ti;1 141 o SIalish lOqq3- tee were ?? at the Foreign Ofrlcc Yesterday ,le s 11ar ( lltig ?? Journlal. which woe have received . to the 15th ui. ...

... STURWDAY, SUNADAI .f P'OST 'S1. no 6711 1 J LONDO~N, IktONDSAY, OCT. 223. t Itmtelligemsme has beeis received, thil; mdriming, fo Li~hcoms, staling that soime fresh) insiurrctmionavy ?? hd taiken pl ice in P'ortugal, tin the part of thle elsemlimis of the Con- stsmmsslChiirmer. One r's.intent in theA Iaiirves httd TeoOltedl hu ieohrrgiments, eando thle nilitin, reimained staumnch, and troop's ...

... -_ ESAY'r pOSi. Lmndon, T7wsday, Oe. 17. Iwo ?? t npresnt prie ofarlysthe CiTYn teween hts bericpg the morning has, been d - and. oi or Moley : the transacwionts have ot ?? ]xcequer Bills are 18 19 o oy Stock has dvanced to 243.9h 4 t er e tiets mof the Sou i e ?? bqhuota. prices ofyesterday, viz. 64d of mexi, aep 11ie baloswine ath linited business. tiaid bthei Wtbagefnl has been completed ...

... --,lvEpNsESDAYs rP ?? London, Teoelsday, Oct. S r'1 go c Koc'Tihetraiisa r t in tile-ulds ;ClT 1,enot bejen tto anry cxrteint, I or hats tile jl,,tuatjon ,rlv led an eighth per cent. 0 r1 ep ort in ?? was tlie immediate departur, ,I '3`1tr d for portugal, accolmip.nied by a numerous ,40 Lills arc 24 to 26 pm. g attelld by thc Lord Sti 5vard of thce House q0 ' b' yesterday afternoon in his ...

... HEX D~3y S'Rcull OCTOBERL 1. I.P,- ?? -. . . .4 .VRM The intelligence relative to the views of Persia, which. we lately gave, on the authority of the New Times, stating it to be our opinionn . th _ _ -eou (piion t..uuirsty of the New Times, Stating it to e pinion that what was then communicated, had been derived front official sources, proves to be perfectly correct. The incursion which ...

... 7rux InPalt]r ?? OCTOBE3& 1 1. . ?? - I Conmmissionern.- - -. 1 a-wur, to thle demands ofthle Russian a Comisoner, s astwade ay shortly look to hear ncws It of sme nap~talce fom kermnnthe place where the con. feecshave been carried ont. We do not know that any !im- portance Ought to be attached to the unfavourable Trumours, , which hayebe iclae ncm 'tonwith this subject, but* t ...

... LORD 33TRON, r'r'EM YTARS AGO. ?? were interrueteel in t n A , .- ct ?? were interrupted in the midst of our debate by the entrance of a stranger, whomn on the first glance I guessed to be an Eng. lish~oan but lately arrived at Constantinople. He wore a scarlet coat, richly embroidered with gold, in the style of an English aid-de.camp's dress uniform, with two heavy epaulettes. HEis ...

... MI1c1SCHIEVOUS USE OF DETONATING, POWDER: Wednesday evening, at about a quarter past six o'clock, the utmost alarm was occasioned in the vicinity of the General Post Office, Lombard-street, in consequence of a tremendous report proceeding from the office in which the letters intended to be con- veyed through the medium of the Twopenny Post, are received and stamped. A great number of persons ...

... SAURDAY--, SUADAY ?? 2TUESD.1I ' PO';7'S. ?? ?? to ,dor A. I 1.02ONDON, MONDAY, OCT. 4. 1N.DIA.-CalCUttn pper to the beginning of May have beest remivoil, containing several hi-dclv-intelesting documentsl cuciniected Iis ii the late nilifftaiy opteratiocss at Blhurtpore and in) the kingdomn of Ave. W Nith reference to the contest in the B~ur- mese incpirc, which b'as been broughbt to an ...

... TIUFSDAY'' POSTS. ~ t n ?? t 1 - . *.LOI&ON, MONDAY, OCT. 16. The French papers of Wednesday, and the Etoile dated $Thutrsdeay have been receive` but theiricontents do not possess much interest. It is' said iti letters 'from Attica, that Colonel Fabvier had been obliged to' seek tefuge on board the French Admiral's ship, after sustaining -a defeat in an attempt to raise the blockade of Athens* ...

... 'l aewnnI ?? L L '-CTOB 2 2. .I'lhe e.npt. ~ ?? VVTOBM?.2 5 'IThe expectatiOnS ,ej excited, that the Colomnbia'n Dividends would s becdilY b2 paid, out of cash ohnms - . b2 paid, o oiutntlan Mividends would speedily ot of casb about to be remitted to this country from South America, have since been materially abated, by a published Statemeit, unlderstood to proceed from Dr. Foley, whichl ...