... 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 ...

... I NEWSPAPER CHa ?? a, . d . French have resolved to erect a monument to Dr Gall rPOArTING D1VINE,~-It is a faaitthat a ReverenId 1ivine, about the I of the late Doncaster races, preaching to a congregbtion in which ew there iwoulnd be several sporting characters; dite? fer his texf llowing words: _ So run that ye may obiajo ; u d in the 6ourse sermnoh; stated tthat thie rtles of the course ...

... 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 ...

... tTNIVEtRSITOF o LONDON. A Special General Meeting of Proprietors jintbis Corporation was held on Tuesday at the University. Ittwas verey numerousiy attended, ant' atbtig the proprietors present were the Duke of Somerset,- Lord Amekland, Lord Sandon, Lord John Russell, Dr Lushington, Mr Warbrteor; Mr sfallin, \r Demnan, ?? Serjeant' Wilde, &c.-Ir LVtSHINToN was called to the Chair, when he ...

... LIZ BS T XINDI A $L:AVER H ?? The Jamfcia Hlle aed ty of August 2, contains the names of 130 slavvs : who II~V~ 10 h :way Mom ?? p s to encouhter alie h` d hi a S daggerns attkndaat' on 3 wandering I'v-a plbof no doubt, of the ki~nL tr ?? twtera&n 7 -, of a i-q4T X- aid ?? td--b ?? f h -cuge i sa paper contaias notices ,of strayed catlle, which have bt eent to tb pound. T~heir peculiar marks ...

... MEMOIRS OF GENERAL MILLER, IN THE SERVICE OF THE REPUBLIC OF PERU.-BY JOHN MILLER. I ~ -I T The Editor of these two volumes has compiled the , work from the private papers of his brother, ask active r English ofier, who having served in our army in Spain and France, and against Washington and New GGrieans, finally entered the military service of Buenos Ayres in l 1817, and became intimately ...

... On Saturday the inhabitants of Salford, vhicb adjoins sad forms part of Manchester, lying to the srtsi of the river Irwell, takingadvanItage of the Right Hon. Gentleman's temporary visit to the neighbourhood of Manchester, in order to atten the performances at the Manchester Musical Festival, gale the Right lon. Secretary a public entertainment (a breakfast) at the Town Hall of Salford. The ...

... ie On Wednesday night abuirglary of t most daring description as was committed in the house of Mr. Follet, a gendemant-t residing ,n at No. 16, Great Ormnoud-street, Quteen-square, Bloomsbury. hi One of the robbers, who, through the highly creditable exer- es tiens of Medlycott, Cox, and Wells, of the Bow-street Night d Patrol, was apprehended, we regret to say, Las subsequently ah escaped ...

... TO THOMAS SHELTON, ESQ. CORONER. SIR-On the Saturday subsequent to the sudden death of the individual in the Surrey watebhouse, who died nO Friday morn- ivo (the day preceding), I applied at tbe workhouse to ascer- tain at what hour the inqucat was summoned; I received for answer, that by your order no inquest would be held, you con- sidering it unnecessary. I do not find, upon inquiry, that ...

... [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 ...