... O0. ott0 I~Dft%~Sf ~tf BIfA~IttlD, Sl'.PT. ?? ENIERiAI Mu(,NEiT foun(l so much l~rniolty inl re::bing1 jlarcelona by lbnld, that T he cnibarked at 'I'frr:g ona oil boarl a Irench G tssl. sin lmstttg three gh a village on his *dttr tpeljttee ylace, thc jithabi t, ts attauked biis ?? n they esralpcc wvilth the lost of only two 01o ?? Otlrcr. SCott after the Getteral'x arrival at Bar. eelora, ite ...

... Captain Franklin's overlatid expedition has also terminated. The travellers have returned in perfect health, nor has any ca. sualty happened to any of the party during the two years and eight months that have elapsed since they ?? from England in February, 1825. The pafty were subject to some little indis. ?? during the first winter they spent on the banks of the Great Bear Lake, owing ...

... SUNDAY'S AND TUESDAVYS POSTS. I LONDON, 'OCTOBERl 9. ' ALL the latest accounts fromn Constantinople agree in n k~k the important fact,. that the Grand Soigneur had, through the medium of the Bait Effend~i, intimated to the Ambassadors of the Allied Powvers, that if the only Point at h issue was the Greek question, the Porte was inclined to C listen to the proposition. No official accounts have ...

... .? -L ? .! . . I Voototripl+ FRI7AYS'S LONTDON GA4ZBTTE. ANk-RIPTS.-Feir~ce Egan, Strand, London, ?? iPritcharm, F-oot's CraS, B riit, 6uirgiain.-Johln'homlas H~arnpleb~y, late of Abi-- churchl-lane, London, tgategbocrfitsd %Virion, Friars-sravtedt tefdmrat SuiwecY, hardwy6ard.fanU- 016turcr.-Hteary [ticket, Carthusian-street, Cbsiter-houise- qipiare, Londou, ?? De-vell, Ararlboroeolh- ...

... l To ze mPRINTER of Mke IUamiI'SulItE TELEGRAPH. on The ?? failur e of' the Aleri, will now, it iS l to he hoped1 ?? Sir Georwe Coekbuimn, that walter brig~s Iir be were riev'erhintecndd for three notsts, ainti he inight has'c fo~nea ISill ieo t.ta thre tc).a2cas and .1,aku', twenty yearn - go, never aic Avwerdto Le ahtas.at have S11cayr him ~self the ?? tile Govrn fuel tj 9~o s bohet eshet ...

... loli-- WO ?? I go, Awptil-lo- - - ;j ?F78F,g! EC.4,P L).@Z CJZETT7 . ' ofl NVA.IA,0 zi ij E, V T.- 25, 18 III ; uS [{i_7lajey bas, liecn1cti'~t'd t1 jp- un ptrne ot the tatrf Regt. of Font hetrg lere. hr - : -, r e ca1le4-j the eA 4Oth or the Do] of CSa. th , '.cnce' I aimcnt ot Foot, insteaii of be~ng ce ?? ;;Vest Keait Rest. of Foot ?? ro , \1e4 OFV'yVZ I, ,12Lx. 1.4 =?f'io IReqi? of Fqoog ...

... :: The following is a copy of a letter, which has been addressed by Mr. F. Lewis to the County Members of the barley counties:- Treasury Chan'*iees, Oct. 22, 1827. Id Sin,-In answer to your several letters respecting the late Malt Act, representing the inconveniences which the maltsters in the. county of -_ apprehend from its operation, I am directed to inform you, that the Loras ...

... To ?? f thej1AMPSHfl1E 'rRLEGItAIT., C In the concluding parsgrnrih of ay lst letter, I amn aware that I was treadsrsgon. tender ground, but in cases of this ,le nature, itc that Hatters, llr hetbt conceals the truth, are alike ,St enemics to their Kini and Country. I would wish to speak with o ' ?? of ?? sttthe aotvreriruett, butifl amD- 'C he the one ibad, bound to restpeetand obey,- I hve a ...

... .. . ?? , kR1DAY, OUTOJBLR 12, 1827. ati Tihe phrs Papers otf Tuesidy arie recoived, bri ,lcuy stte that up to the Ifkh lt. the Ambassadors stc ,11file5 Allied powers continued to resilc at Constal- Te. trieple, aind to treat with the Porte. Tihe news from at sia contirsrte td be highly interesting. It appears tai iiitasynmptlens of rebellion having manife.ted them- ali eives in AnOv7usl5, ...

... vaotoctltA? VRID~ef'S LONDON GAZE-TTE. AN KRUTJ'S.~-.oseph Ord, Regent-t tet110, Nsri, I1otteT.-Thoamet W~illi= m CollinS, r~ BTO-tUney, tI~la,,L-niu~nfCturer.-Geo. tlrge-31, Eton, ~a~iv~iamstt~e,~arer.-JehO ee, Note neba, paumbeokke.f ~-a~asr Boate.Ilailt flood, St. Gefiwgdg in the Eiait, bliddle- Oex. lr-?ete u icrl. his, Mbpr;Oes, ?? Vludmett. TUnii alig t-re-ct: groeer.N-tinrel !State, ...

... Accomuts from Port-au-Prince (St. Domingo) to the 3d tilt., state that a new Tariff has been proclaimed, and that it is to be put in force on the first of November. The duty on English goodswas advanced from 12 to 16 per cent. Letters from Barcelona, dated the 20th ult. state that all the Royalist volunteers have joined the rebels. 'Tlhe latter, besides putting th6enincipal'towns under ...

... ?? ;, ?? SOUTHAMPTON CMH7RCII MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION. t , Monday last the first ?? meet-, -St ing.of .the Clhurch Missionary Association, esablished re last year at Southampton, was held at the Long-Roonis, a and was very respectably atteaded,_T The Right Ron. re Sir l. Li. Rose, 9I.P. in the Clhair., to The Chairman opened the meeting by observing- r*i that this was an anniversary which, ...