... THE QUEEN Of PORTVGAL. EXaTmst, VoNX3Ai MOtNING.-'YOU WUI have been apprised r t *the landiogat Falmouth, on Saturdlty, pf the yoong Queen of Portug'l, and the ceremony of her interesting reception in that port with corporate and military hioneuts. la the acknowledg- mnnt of these compliments, her Miea4t7 displayed that degree 0 of sensibility which is congivtent wvtb ber tender age, and ern- ...

... LONDON INIWERSITY Nd4, M ECKEL. ;- . .. ;. . . , d , QrFOM THE MEritl ekik ;] r EXPLAVAOR!Y STAT ONB. PAXSON ln TO THB E18ifr t. h Sit-As yiA have published in i.or last Gazefte, an extract .d fropv Dr. Gravvilios' Travelp to Stj FPtfrabutgb, which can- taesa ikoss nie~ti t of tb. sanndr i; which Professor d Mec ,was appoited to the Chair lof iafrtporative Anatomy, . c Liri the ...

... rRENCH PAPERS. [IROM T.'JE GAZETTE DE FRANCE, DATED sUNDAY, OCT. 5 by NAVARIN, _mIrpr. I0.-The Turks andi Egyptians evacuate the sa port of Navarin., The Egyptians are embarking to return to co Alesandria. The Camp which was near Medon is also embark- ieg. Ibrahim Pacha will not embark till the second Egyptian C expedition sails; meaCltime he will occupy Modon and Coron. W; Taese two places ...

... (FROMt THER COUNTY CHRONICLE.] STOCK SA5.RO IN SUFFOLE.-'Tba sale Of thle stock ljs Park ea Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, Was Attended a tierge concourse ot Competators. 'The Suffolk stalho.- 751.; the first team averaged 551. I~s., the first ?'f eicht nearly 471., and the whole of the working horses 33 1, trsee On tbesecoad day the riding horasesand cotta,and thee' 0 6d, met wjtb ...

... TH.E ARMY. HALF-PAY, &c.-The undermentioned services will be ie course of payment on the 17th inst. :-Half-paY and Milltary Allowances-Widows' Pensiens-Unsttacbed Pay of Gel Officers-Royal Bounty-Retired Full Pay-PensioDs forWouid -Adjutants of Local Militia-Adjuteots and Serjeant-1aj1as of Militia-Foreign Half-pay, and Foreign Pensions. A51ERICAN LOYALIST4.-The penisoos and aslew0ances w ...

... THZ 01(r C ALNTING CHRONICLE. t0e LONDON: that FRIDJY, OCTOBER 3, 1828. they We received last night Brussels Papers to the 1st of Am- October. An article dated Smyrna, 1st September, Was states that the PORTE has addressed to the PACHA of aurs Asia Minor, orders, in which, after recounting the great bat- victories which have been obtained over the Moscovites, eis 'the French Expedition to the ...

... ATTEMPT TO B&RN A PAPER MILL. itb We have heard with great horror and disgust of an attempt to burn the paper mill of Mr. Christopher M'Donnell, a gen- de tleman of the highest character as an employer and a citizen. Iew No doubt can exist upon the mind of any one, tbat the object of a- the persone engaged In this diabolical enterprise was to deter Mr. M Donnell from employing machinery in the ...

... DuaSLIK, MoNDAY.-The following are extracts from letters just received from Tipperary- NenDlb, Sept. 28, Three o'clock, P. M. I hope that no tinme will be lost in sending down the Ad- dress of the AssicatIon to the peasantry of this county. Sucha meeting of well-appibited men, both horse and foot, dressed in rissbandt, and carrying banners, wse never before held here as on Laist Sunday. ...

... [FROM THE DUBLIN FREEMAN'S JOURLNAL.) A dinner was given by the Marquess of Aoglesea (puirsuant to custom) to the electors of the Borough of Carnarvon, on Michaelmas day last, at which Lord William Paget presided. It must be fresh in the memory ofour readers, that a serious dif- ference of opinion bas for some time subsisted between that Nobleman and part of his constituents, respecting the ...

... AFPECTING REPRESENTATION. A few days ago, Sir Peter Laurie received the following note ~ tfrom Lord Frederick Beauclerk:- - Lord Frederick Beauclerk presents his compliments to Sir Peter Laurie, and having read in the Morning Post, of Tues- - day, the Police report respecting Mr. Holtaway, who kept an .offie for hiring servants In Ludgate-street, he is induced to in- ir close him a letter ...

... 7iJMBUDRh4I PAPERS. uy an atrvail ftrnom ololand we have ree#1ved the b ambur h AItq0'or to the lit nstrint, The Reporter given, from thle t. Prtersburgh Papers of the 234 lnt., accounts front Schumai of the 7thof September, and from Varna of the 10th of Septem- ber. These, although not of so late a date as those which we yesterday gave from Brussels Papers mention some facts which de not ...

... VARGINId WATER. Virginia Water was planted, and the lake executed, under the a direction of Paul Sand by, at a time when this part of Windsor e Forest was the favourite residence of Duke William of Camrber- - land. The artilicial water Is the largest in the kingdom, withthe single exception of Blenheim; the cascade is, perhaps, the most s vtriking imitatioar we have of the great works efnature ...