... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... [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 ...

... DUBLIN-TuEsnA?. No further accounts have reached Dublin to-day, from Tip- perary. It is therefore supposed that tranquillity has been re- stored In that quarter. Much anxiety prevails here to as- certain the purport of the dispatches received by the Marquess of Anglesey from London, on Sunday last, but as yet their contents have mot transpired. It is imagined that the Noble Marquess Still say ...

... THE NJORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: i MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1825. a I Oar readers will perceive from our extracts from Thbe Hampshire Telegraph, and our intelligence from Devon- port, that vessels are ordered in hastefor the Mediterranean. d We have received the Paris Papers of Friday, and the t, Gazette de France of Saturday. a, The Courrier Francais has accounts from the Morea, of which give the ...

... DuBLIN, Oct. 2.-(Four o'Clock, P. st.) Ii The following Proclamation has been just issued:-.- PROCLAMATION, i BlY Tldr LORD LIEUT,-GEN. AND GEtN. GOVERNfOR OF a' ANGLESEY. a Whereas, in certain counties of this part of the United King-:~. doms, meetings of large numbers of his Majesity's subject hav.e ri beau lately hald], consisting of persons both on foot and on horse- back, coming together ...

... yXUtpOTAN AT'AC!K ON TRIPOLI. TRIPOLI * SEPT. a3,Iu a letter preceding this, I informed you of the precarious stfattiO In which We were placed by the threat of war on all sides. I believe I told you we had escaped a scour- ing from the Swediab squadron then at anchor in this roadsted, but that I felt persuaded the summer would not pass away with- out a visitation of tbhtt nature. The storna ...

... D O: DOCTOR' DOYLE. (Concludedfjem page 349,) Toftbe worthy Prelate who thus, in the 19th century, drelds Papal molestation, mig-ht be repeated What Was said by Doctor Samuel Johnson sixty years ago- That a man. Who would theu feel a dread of the power of the 'pope, would'have cried out fire at the time of the Deluge.' Bt though at preseut, and for-a century aud a half past, the Catholics ...

... P.ARLIA4MENTARY PAPER. SLAVERY. Return to an A41dress of the Honourable House of Commons, dated July I, 1823, for Copy of a letter from the Colonial Se. creutry to theLilot.*Governor of Jamaica,dated Sept.22, 127. Dowuolg-street, Sept. 22, 1827. SiR-It would be difficult for me to stale to you, so fully as I feel the pain which it gives me, that my first official communi- cation to you should ...

... [FROM THE NEW IIIONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER.,] THE CL.ARE ELECTION. The Catholics had passed a Resolution, at one of their Ag- 1 gregate Meetiugs, to oppose the election of every candidate who should not pledge himself against the Duke of Wellington's administration. This measure lay for some time a were dead letter in the registry of the Association, anod was gradually passing into oblivion, ...