... TC r.IGNr INTElIGENCyE. :.?LNTIVU Sao: til RUSSItAi AlTI'y. it i: - ciri A' -Ar I? official 11rl'tci Atri,. the Russian ar't Ite 2 :1 ?? , ?? nave clerotlel' g rn the olecatil-.s 1, siL' i 2 c 1 i 1f-t th e 7th Co t-h '11r Anteost i r'eivt c the -Z;12 *. c--lc-:s ilbro Vacrna Fcolt tbl' 1?KIi to th- :1s ' il .5ttc- : (l it e op2ratiol. be fore Silisicia ftomn th: dS.1 etl .1 ' ?? .r 2t' IIth ...

... ORDINA'I' 1ON- rT A C l I'I'tOT.TC T i :lG I' TO ' 1' l~o:SOPlA3.l-.:: ~TNespiler~Li t entity ?? ?? fil.ial circe-n 'to fill thi, He'gh station -is thle Rcev. Air ..1C.,rI'i'1 wl i-ms , ivced It Wis*,:;e rs Id liani ]1enewiek. sitith itijsmavo of (agw b twds ev-daorerl the Slitroday lr'dth hot xt ho rook, n aIct! o etv 5 c p re o tu tet0Cst', ii'd Cix Ct evenp r' I tile inrfeinerilt. gy-1. ...

... L.TTiU. &oF THE DUKE Ol NEWNVCASTLE TO LORD KELNYOi. 11September 18, 1828. at IL IY DEAR Lostia-That I did rnot 4nswer your first appeal t has, been a Sufficient reproach to me ; I[should be ashamned of a mnyself if I could see your second without making a public avowal h of my cntire Concurrence in your sentiments, and that 1 heartily al back your spirited appeal to our fellow ?? of the ...

... WEDNIESDA Vs 'posf- aIindon,; Tuesd'es Sept. °0. r, CITY, TVWrlvr o cl ?? have been received from St. Roque this morning, of theili inst. which state that (he tever hasmuch increased in Gibraltar. 1Uan' Ychildren have fallen victims to it, as well as some soldiers of the 12th regiment. 1 The Funds have, in some measure, recovered front the alairm and panic of yesterday in the evening Consols ...

... FAIRS EN O(CToBER. I 1 \ .e uff IJ l l. ( Oldrain lb. 2. (irantown li gmit, MkiuaelF. Mil. 6. Slateford li ne, Michael F. Niw!adive, 2idavE IthiiitIIay Tvl. 7. IR> ...

... ., --1, , ?? U * ? ?? L ? - k ,z; I , Alouu;Al, (F 71(1: 'Q1CN- OF' PhI'ZUGI.l . 1'Snou ?? 2:1, ThennIC a frigatc lntpr-t'atir, of forty guns. V~,ee- Admiriial 1leneci Antonio J.itritli, having onl board Dtonelf MtaUria dn Gloria, the toling Quota ci' Portugal, ar'iced ti~lsnmrigfo G 1ria ,1chance sbe saiIfjjc1 thle 5'th ins- 11cr Majmestv wvas received witht evclp do- imolitretion of ?? doe6 ...

... From Tek LONDON GAZETTE D/ Tuesday, Sept.30O DECLARATIONS 01F INSOLVENCY. T f1R SnarT. 2'.-ROBTl CRI)WI'HERt and TUOS. FAWCETT1 o 1. f 6a,_ igeh-strt r e draers that they are veoit circumstances, and are unalble to meet theircengagelaets with their creditors. SUrT. 29.-SAbIVEiI JFNKINS. pf Flxmoiith-stret, Spa-fields, Iron. Songtr and 2g.-hAURiwie, JNiai he iS t i illsolvelit cir uastances, ...

... UNIVE3RSITY OF LONDON. ~~aGeneral Meetinig of Proprietors wits held yester- Ni re University of London, to receive the Report of the f, A s to tbe progress of the bssildlsrg, and tile arrangemrents iot1 theorI open aing of the el aswes o f tudIIentIs. Thle Me e ti n (LirosYattended. Among the P'roprietotrs present, we ,131tile Duke of Somerset, Lord Auckland, Lord Salidon, 0t1, ~ibiI Russell, ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONTICLE, Barn-Elm Farm, 29th Sept. 1828. Sli-Your correspondent, CORN PLANTER, in your paper of this day, who, doubtless, baa somne Other name, says, that my corn will net itipena and, amongst many other things, bat ripe Indian Corn, in England, is an ommalv in nature, The best possible answer to him, as addressed to you individually, would be to send you ...

... LORD MIEIEVI,,E. C e ?? thr Couler.) The ?? of ?? hielville to a post which o Ihe ha.l previously held for litteen years, has thrown some n of onir contemporaries into great despondency. They in- s vite the wlole country to view it widi a sinking of the (I heart, ns an omen of the utter ruin of our naval charactcr n anl. gflory. WVe are alhvays sorry when any of onr con- r, temporaries are ...

... ~rri~D'RBY1Yl~C!TYQCOETonmr 1. P ~ - -- . ~ ' .~ JJ~~BY1VLEVUVQCTOP-ri~a The r i1te11igence of the week iN of awvf'u intereet. O-ir' mis- vihgs with respeect to th~e polic of RU da ?? justified lbv tile ilra.\ ?? ,V T. :. . . : , 1 .I t)y the course of events. It is quite clear that the Enmperor contemplates a-blockade of the Dardanelles, and that too, after having consented to wave his ...

... DR NICOTI.. 01( OXFORIDID). It is With the nmost poibnanll rcgret that we have just .2 - ?? ?? of th( deat, of thi; tra1 amiabli . lt exd a, uclent imail which limented event to;k ?? at 0X)storil c ol ctheL'tniirt' of \NVetinestldIv last, th. 241th tilimno, at tillh thc ns arly r'cof 35.- Dr Nicoll vwas a nati% e of' tbis county c n iter lis memorv rwill long he churishcid lviti hto tieincti ...