... jiROM THE GAZETTE DE FRANCE, DATED OCT. 2.J FRONTIERS OF TURKEY. ORSOVA, SEPT. 10.-(Private Corr spondence).-All the ac- COunts that We receive here from the Soutb of Tnrkey state, that the armaments al actively continued; that all the Zaims and Timanots (I) are Ilarching, and that the militia to the towns are asserubling. The ?achas of Bitoglis, Prietina, and SMoniaa; the Beys of Riskup, ...

... CARRICKFERG.US BIRUNSIWICK CAB. On Saturday last, 'Carrickfergus presented a grand and imposhig display of the Protestant feeling of the il- halitanits of that ancient, infldhenitid] town and its vici- 'Jity. [In consequenlce of a requisition addressed to the Alayoir, which had been imitmuriously and aeepectably signed, a large assemblage was convened in the Couit- flouse, for the purpose of ...

... DENBI[Gil GiN.'Ob EIS'EDIl)FU U. -it TI 'l ?? of the Julin 1'3,,i-(we notice with t- rert)- ,because he loes lot nuldero taid IN-h at g- ie, wrotei about, ilisgiaeiii himself bev Jottinhg out a 11.1 few puilfs of~ his low ribiald r at the ?? fh- its origin, whih clie h is ce itirintly niot aware. ?? igs 1 at fi-oi the niost reirote p15 i oi of Bri uishi h isolrv, vi- TP11 ll ellagei o)f ...

... On Saturday, Mr. Pattison deliveredbis opening lecture ontie subject of Anatomy, for which lie is appointed Professor at this Inastitution. Tbe Theatre was crowded to excess; k his Lecture frequently received marks of the warmest approbation. Mr. Pattisonbegan byobserving that anatomywastobelooked upon as the foundation of all chirurgical knowledge, and was therefore deserving of peculiar ...

... WEEKLY COMMERCIAL REPORT stile . a. . . ?? . . . , ., ?? Of til The affair of the Dardanelles has again increased the coule . l h has merceaatil. word fox the IVake of 1eViagton's adra ?? produre4 ~a tissue of, measures for the* -esbarrasssmieft Of his.,~st. commercial subjects, ever since it has been forned. By the stirages fatality that ever seized upon men who are ,n thi side of Bedlamt ...

... THE .J ORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1828. We received last night Lisbon Gazelles to the 21st September, from which we make the following extracts: LISBON, SEPT, 15.-The KING, as Commander-in-Chief of the Army, determines that all Officers of that Army, and those re- turned from beyond sea, who, up to 12th July, were employed in the service, or in commission without being ...

... THE LATE YORKSHIIRE FESTIVAL. ut MUSICAL Cs1TIcnsv-. 'Our remarks upon the perfsrrn. ts ances at the late Festival, at York, it seems, have attracted sd considerable attention. We are charged, 'in some quarters, ;t, with having been more severe in our strictures than the cijcumstances warranted. With respect to this accusation, as we sha]l content ourselves with observing, that we pro. .ie ...

... PRFFATE CORRESPO.ND EN5CE. L-ondon, Oct. S. The Honduras papers to the 281th Jtlyv received this morn- dp lgn contain recent advices from clrrut America, which abundantly colfirm the lamentlitle ?? that the treaty of peace latein concluded by Guatemala aind San Salvador has a been brok4en. The causes of tile firpsh misunnderstanding, I k L0itever, are not satisfactorily explainsed, though ...

... SUNDAY'S AND TUESDAY'S oS'r'S. l LONDON, SEPT. 30. T is now positively asserted that the British Govern- g Iment ohave received no official confirmation of the re- port' that the Russian fleet has attempted the blockade of the Dardanelles. All'tlat they know on the subject is t 'derived from the representations of the Russian Ambassa- dor. Prince Lieven has been authorised to intimate to i his ...

... EleuncaaI6 &; tburouapto poot0. I FROM TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. -ANKRUPTS.-Lupton 3Relfe, tCom- K hill, London, ?? Rowuuledge, London, ilil goldsmith Charles Car,, Wilson, Furnival's Inn, ~ HihHI~,Mdlsrsrvl-Guorge Mason, I~isertn,.ottnghnwsire jonerSamelMoserop, Stork- port, Cheshire, draper,-Wmn. Ilerrick, jun- Bristol, carpenter. -Chsristospher Pnssnorc, Teigsimonutlu, Devon, linen-draper. ...

... INEWVMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. weotters1)AY, OCT. I The! October Underley Stakes of 1 00 sass, ea1ch, Is. ft. for the produce of mareawhitch never foaled a winnr; colts, fist 7lb. ; fillies, fist. 411t. A. F. Mr Paynie's Mulcfti- AIr Gulley's b. c. by Reveller - 2 Woel race. Mr Cliarlion's Galileo, Mr Blilioer's Sephorai, BlitThorn- hill's, Magnet, M~r Rogers's Zoe, Mr llogldrs's Bugl1_1e, ...

... [FRONl THE GAZETrE DE FRANCE, DATED MONDAY, SEPT. 29.J B3UCHIARE6T, SriT. 7.-In my last letter I wa not able to give you favourable accounts of the state of affairs in the Princi- palities, and I acquainted you with the incursions which the Turki had made into them; but am now able to give you the assurance, that every measure has been taken to keep the Mus- sutl]men for the future from the ...