... [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 ...

... go His Gnrce the Dulie of Argyll has presented the Rev. sill Duncan Clcrk to the parish of' Torosay, vacant by tire ob death of tihe Rer. Alexander Fraser. ch On Dlonday se'cnnight, the price of the quartern loaf ed was raised one penny: the regular price is now 1t0d. Tl PAl'tOC 11AT StllOaOJ.:AS1EIIS.-AVCe are enabled to , L stat(L, upon the sery kest authority, that Sir 11 enry J1ar- hno ...

... I ?? lt:RB3Y AND DEtSSOCEE AUXLIARY BEB3;E F;OCIEWY. I Tl _ _ - - I A . A_ - - - v I - a The seventeenth Anniversary Meeting of this histitution P was held in the Lancastrian School Room, on Wednesday the 2-th ult. The chair was taken by Sir George Crewe, Bart. and the Report of the Committee was read by Mr. Thos. Cox, one of the Secretaries. It gave occasion to the speakers to congratulate ...

... 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 ...

... JiNVr~a2li.SS SErTs. 18i. The Court met again this day. John HIoaey, nc-u b cused of stealing from the ship Christopher and W illianm, bI -when lying off Campbelltown last month, the sumn of tr o £7 odds, pleaded Guilty, and wassentenceid to 12 months f simprisonment. Ae-J.x Stewart and Mary Fraser or Steweast, his wife, e accused of assault, were then put to the bar ; but the sa .Advocate ...

... ?? I .. - LONDON. v' -- ?? -- Ci The Frenci anti Russian AITzbassados bail a confer- tr Once with the Duke of WteHlitgton lind the Earl of Aber- 8^ dorI on S, tUrday, at the Oftiiee of the SccreltLry of State c for ioreign Atlhies. The interview of their Excelleutics with thle trvo .il-,tears la:sted up vaords of an hoer. v A King's .)tessengcr was sent off' it a LatC hour on Sultday 1igb t, ...

... 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 ...

... ON Tils. PROPOSED ALTERATIONS IN TIlE '1 ENTAIL LAWS OF SCOTLAND. To the ConvenCrs s the revl'rel Counties titid Stl'w''rtlries e in ,Sc*tl rnd. t (Emo're.E31rsc.-1Itlope that it will not be recloned c either ?? or officious in me, who, for so ninay t yi *Is ?? p;lid particulalr aittentiton to olttirs connclteld t n wsith thle prospl:rity of S.'otlornd. to tn7.;o the liberty of adl- ]I ores ...

... I N- .. - At the Catholic Association, on Thursday last, 3Mr. O'Gormur, stated, tthatlie had heard, on good authority, with dismay, horror, and consternation, that it is the in. tention of his Majesty's Ministers to bring in at bill of ;ncmnci nation founde d( upon the act of 1U25, for the dis- tfanchisument ot tilhe orit-shilling frecholders, and pen- sionirng of the Catholic clergy. A ...