... [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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... The last acc-unts from tbik quarter notice at some length the warlike molementm of Chhla, the 8able Kingof tbe Vatwahs, wbose &a tbiority extends from Port Natal nearly to Delqgoa I .Bay, on thle Eastern Coast of Africa. It appears that this Chief is about t ) attick tbe tribes ol the frontiers nf our colony, and his even thonittit fit to dispatch one of his Captainsg to the Cc- lonial ...

... 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 ...

... IR EIND. 011 DISMISSAL OF HIS MAJESTY'S MINISTERS, to IGUILDS OF DUBLIN-NO SURRFNDERt. 1kc This day (Saturday) a Meeting was held at the Merchants' fe Hall, of thre Masters'arki Wardens of the Guilds of Dublin, Mr. la Sheriff Hodges in tbe Chiair, when, after at great deal of angry ill talk from Alderman King, Davy M'Cleary, and oithers, they th resolved to address bis Majesty, praying of tuiu ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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- ...

... (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 ...

... 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 ...