... 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 ...

... PARIS, OCT. 6.-The expedition to the Moren, so noble in its end, and so generous in Its policy, has effected a powerful diver- sion in favour of the Russian army. But it is probably near its close. The French army, after having cleared the Ptlopon- inasus of the Egyptians and Turks-after having recovered the fortresses of Coroo, Modan, Navarin, Patras, and Lepanto, will eotrust their keeping ...

... de- TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. hose Barn Elm Farmi, Oct. 4, 18!S. has Sia-Amougsit the thousands of persons who have viewed m and field of corn, it is very probable that you have facial One,.i P5e this be the ciss, and if ynu havste been at Barn Elm Within it all tbese ten days, your own eyes must have afforded you tolerable ?P Iconivictioni of the fact, which I have all along ...

... ive The poivate apartments intended for his Majesty's occupation iot in the Castle are nearly completed, but whether his Majesty f ,takes possession of them shortly, or whether he intends waiting by until St. George's-hall and the grand ball-room shall have been finished (tor now they are only bare walls), is not known s1l at present. The new terrace, which commences at the north- a Reast ...

... 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 ...

... MOURNING,,ROB THE DOWAGR 1 _ vROLUBEN O1p* WAIATOMBERG. ] SEDITO'R OF THR, MORNINO dliA0NEIL9 t _Fo~stwt4eraht n 7 otg-rt fCircol~trof tIn brhome- 5,sv publiC are ntidleo &tc Ibdhe*tthit thtit-otirnintofor bter 't'l Higlhee 'thr, Vue -f Wirremsberg -woald far Vag- 'i'5 t tbor Court toue otesatlafndJ eattaft I5,ni to SiVr aotti Sftisfaction to all those wboweveiketiy to, ,gctcreJ by the ...

... To TIlE vrCUTILE nD H CATHOLICS OF LEINSTER. fo FELLOW CA THOLICS AND Aty DEAIL LORD-YOU ar0 to Meet i t) provincial rnietilngaKilkonuy, on the 20thof this mointh. Tuleh presenat state of our affairs will require your more serious canat1- hi shratiO'l. Enemies, and what is influitly more C,, be goiarsed o -biut, pretended friends are atiroad ; the tolls are artfully piece, will you allow ...

... .I ,f BRUNS WICK CLUB MEETING ON 1 IPENENDEN BE947f'W. MAIDSTONE) THuRSDAY MOtRNINA. ,elt? preparation l are making here f tr t be Meeting which i s .1 he held to-morrow on f lenenden Hdfith. 'h e town i are covered and the s b1op1rwildows are filled with .',irs, both in f avour of, and in, oppOolt io to, the object s of i s i~ Clrub. T iubhe Whoe County is in a ferment ; and 3 f is no doubt ...

... MANCI-ESTEU.MONDAv NIGHT. V I mentioned In nmy last, that the1 Dinner Conanittee fladl reriised to admit ainy Reporters, save those from the M sirheI Ister Papers. AB spolication bad been made on tbe part of 7'/ee Times I before my arrival, 1 thought there must be gome misutnder- ii standing as to the answer ; I therefore determined to hii'Pl3in t person. With tbat View I went this ...

... kENT MEETING. The -following extract from The Ketit Herald of Thursday last confirms what we have stated, as to the efforts now making by the Brunswickers to have a strong muster at Penenden Heath on Friday next. In fact the landlords will drive their tenantry to the poll, like so many flocks of cattle. We are glad to find that the Dissenters are exerting themselves - TaH CouNry MEETING..AS ...

... Sit-I am desired by the Defence Committee of the British Colbolic Association to appeal to your Jourusl, as to an honour- able and a just tribunal, against a scandalous infractien of the rules of fair discussion which has been committed by one of year contemporaries. As the print tr which I allude bas only been recently commenced under a new title, and is at this tno- mitnt industriously ...

... [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, ...