... VARGINId WATER. Virginia Water was planted, and the lake executed, under the a direction of Paul Sand by, at a time when this part of Windsor e Forest was the favourite residence of Duke William of Camrber- - land. The artilicial water Is the largest in the kingdom, withthe single exception of Blenheim; the cascade is, perhaps, the most s vtriking imitatioar we have of the great works efnature ...

... DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Ocr. tl.-JETiiO CRISiDEE, of Bond-street, St. Lake. Chelsea, victualler, that be Is in insolvent circurnstanaes, and Is unableto meet his vtrgagemnents with. his creditors. OCr. 21.-GEIORGE HARRIS, of Botolphlane, Lower Thamea-street, mnorcant and comrnalssionagentt that he is In insolvent circumstances, and IH unable to nmeet his eogagenents wilth his creditors-. ...

... CHESHRE WHIG CLUB. This Club held its Eighth Aniniversary Meeting at Cheater on Thursday. At half-past five o'clock about 70 Members of the Club sat down at the Royal Hotel, to a very excellent dinner, E. D. DAVENPORT, Esq., MP., in the chair. The Chairman was supported on his right by Earl Grosvenor, Mr Stanley,and Mr. P. Thomnon, M.P.; on his left by Sir Thbmas Stanley, R.Leyceuter, Eiq.M.P. ...

... PROPOSED UNIVERSITY -IN DUMFRIES. f[150M 5511 DUMFiiRIES COURIER.] 15 Our readers are aware that the late Mr. Crichtots, of Friars e Carse, Jett-by his will very considerable funds, to be laidi Git by ri Ihis widow, and certain other executors, 1for charitable pur- P poses, and in bequests to friends and relations, and that this P destination of the property, after having been disputed by ...

... FRENCII PAPERS. . THE GAztTTE DE FRANCE, DATED OCT. 16.5 OCT. 2-Accoants from Constantinople, Which ap- .ome from a goed source, state, that efforts are making , many quarters to induce the Sultan to recognise the indC- pendence of Greece, according to the terms of the Treaty of the 6th July, and to send a Deputy to Corfu, and another to th, headiquarters of the Emperor of Russia, to announce ...

... I sL1 EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. S ,t's'1runswick muster, as it is aptly denominated c 5Ovr contemporary, Thre Spectator, has at length taken a 'e The party not having, as they are well aware, any 'r strength to boast of on the score of heads, are at c determined to let the country see how great a num- f Oiands they can pet in requisition on an emergency. first exploit has given, it ...

... 1lamburgb Papers of tbe 25th inst., and other German Papers, were received yesterday, from which we make the following eztrmcts- TIFLIS, SEPT. 24.-The Councillor of State, Gribojadlow, Amtassador from his Majesty the Emperor to the Schab of Persis, who was detained here by illness, set out on the 21st to proceed to his destinaion. ANHALZIE, Auo. 29 -Gencril Paskewitech has appointed Major ...

... LIMERICK BRUNSWICK CLUB. LIMeRIcK, OCT. 4 --At one o'clock this day, there assom- hled, at Swinburnea's Great Room, in Brunbwick-street, as large, and, with truth we can add, as respectable and Independ- ent a Public Meeting, as ever it became our lot to attend in the course of (ur professional duties The object w28 to form s lBrunsisick Constitutional Club for the County and City~ of Limerick ...

... GERUMN PdPERS. The following are extracts from German Vapors, which ar- rived yesterday- VIKaNNA, Auo. 26.-The Courrier de Snyrne, of 30th Au- pUlt, contains letters from Alexandria of the 6th and 13th of that mouth, relative to the visit of Sir Edward Codrintgon to Egypt, and the negociation with tile Viceroy respecting the evacuatiotn of the Mores. The first letters eoincide with the ac- ...

... BUCKINGHAMSHIRE BRUNSWICK CLUjB DINNER. AYLESBURY, TUESDAY, OCT. 21, a It having been announced by public advertisemnt, tt :b Buckinghamshire Brunswick Club would hold ita first dint., at the White Hart, in this town, to-day, the Marqiless of i Chandos in the Chair, a large attendance of the Memb., Of lb - Club was expected, and ditiner for 350 persons Was ordlre4 and in order to accommodate ...

... [FROM Thit DUBLIN MOI N ttlG REGISTER OF FRIDAY.] ARRESr OF MR. LAWLESS. Mr. Lawless was arrested yesterday, at his residence, in Lieson-street, by Mr. Farrell, of the Head Police Office, on a charge of beading a riotous mob of twenty thousand people or upwards, an the 23d of September, in the neighbourhood of Ballibay. The annouOnceent of the event cansed ttnt a little astonishment amongst ...

... 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 ...