... 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 ...

... ARMY- Governtfetft Inost wilatty have it~a of quorterolYth~) is aifl title C ltapci sj10iiers week-ly jiostiiillof qas roriY..ti111- ci' itcti en.is1 sill prevent nm3any Of the htiercnS rom san- deis iel away in t ?? Iteir qli ?? ii) iifitn sli Rh ('01 ilSI ien to trust to ii(fetarllt ?? er a b t i O twe the i( lo0it in g plite ii. ni'. l . , C tist iii vi n of t the 3 unde h e r A1 o jor M ...

... O--- F C O --1 ?? ?? - I LUJJ11UAdr UV' ULA5ttUtI. Immediately after the oat crop is ofil, I plough the land tj intended for them, and let it lie during the winter. In the tA spring of the year I clean and pulverize it well; 1 then put t three horses abreast in a plough, and plough it as dvep as we can, harrow it well, and make drills from 24 to 26 inchest wide; then put in very short well ...

... ENGLAND. Ar The weather has been generally favourable for the opera- tions of husbandry, and for forwarding the growth of all the Jal earth's productions. A few inclement days have checked Le the fruit blossoms, which were. previously in a state of the Ca utmost luxuriance, and retarded temporarily the progress of vegetation. Absorption of the superabundant moisture of Jal the autumn and earlv ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE CALEDONIAN MlERCURY. Srs-Te last number of the Christian Instructor, has throwvn out the stigestion that I am the author of a parmphlet recentlv published wvith the sig1natre Aliquis. h bave no wish to say one word calculated to arld to pre- sent tiIchief; bitt I hold it to be due to lite Christian sworld to declare, that I have not written a sin Ie line, or ...

... NEW SALMON 4ISHIEBY BILL. The following abstract of this bill has been published:- One annual close time is appointed for the whole Uni- ted Kingdom, liamely, from 16th September to 14th of Fe- bruary within which period no salmon, grilse, or sea trout, is to be taken OnDany part of the sea~coast, or is any river or 'estuary. Any person taking the Blt, or having them in his pos- session during ...

... ASTRONO~iiCAT. INSTITUTION. Ito On Monday last, Lord Napier, presidentaccoptpanied by the U1 Secretary and the Treasurer, hail lie honour of' an interview a?: with his Roval Highness the Lard 1I igh Admiral, when they Pi submitted to him the mninutes of a very ntil erous meeting of' tit the proprietors, which was held in Fcbruary last ?? it was resolved to solicit his Royal Higl:oess to become ...

... - Constantinople, Feb. 25. The following is a copy of the firmnan of the 10th of ja- nuary 1828, for the expulsion of the Armenians of Angora from the capital ._ TO THE ARMEN!AN PATRI eRCIT. The Ravas of the Ottoman provinces have, fromn titte immemorial, been forbidden to leave their own country at their own pleasure, and to choose other places of abode, especially to cone in great numbers ...

... ' CALCULATION SNIMPLIFTED. TO THEI EDITOR OF TnRF CALVDONIAN MRIICUIIY. 0 Sul-In yoitr paper of Mlarch ast, jou have in~er'ted a Just Csommiunicationl, said to come from M~r John ilkitchell, euti 8, Keir Street, reflecting Oi mny character in sOL'I a way as Eec to make it absolutely nlecessary to request you to allow me licer space, in ?? coIlumns, to repel a most iniorious acelusa- theib ...

... A NEW CHIAPTER, LATETY DISCOVERtED IN A MISS. COPY OF TIlE IISTORY OF JOHlN 11UlLL,._ The cllarrt- r T 1 . A i\. . _ 1 - I The character I have given of .Tni'n - m uist have certainly inspirold osv reridero Bol t' 2Iut'nees estimable an old lady. 'i'he ver' decct:cy of hr r c utwtard f appearance was enough to occao:ir . prdiiccn iof r otwr favour-and the more that one got acqurititetr ttit ...

... PmlAlT A'E COJIRESPONDPNCp Lond-, 1 Some of the repent letters from Contritaotsopi, ol thle expec~tation of a much more effe~ctual ?? athe ?? than fro.' pro imtis ad vices we had becl eled toc pect. 'rite spathby of tile Trutks it, the first i - the activity nowW IM] To CHd. is CXl)Iii ttid by -Stati lt~ their I' lthat France anid Engi iii were to combie it in a jiw at a by lanid and sea. ...

... LONDJON-1ONDA Y, MAY S. Despatches from Sir F. Lmarn and a Mail from Lisboll, arnived this movrirg. The advices, which ale to the 20th ult. (do not contain any intelligence of import- alice. Thereare two decrees in them-oie removing ill. BAsTob from the office of Intendant of Police-the other appointing M. (le LIMA as his successor. These are issued by Don Miguel in his character of Regent. It ...