... XENtF Mars K / ji A~ NTY MEETING. l EXtRACT OrA - _ A sltob . . LWTTER FROM MAIDSToNE, DATED OCT. 21. ing tbe subject of general conversation is the approach- Iing g, it is difficult to collect sufficient information to fnable a person to give a fair statement of party feeling in this aelIgi'jourbood. The highest clasges say that h is very injudi- c1iIIS to agitate the country by a discussion ...

... :.;4'L~E~gENT {o tar byJ' GAZETTE of _ I Qi , m a 4 F13 i: . PORE IGH1r113, 1828. 1:9wiki was thisi~elG h Earl of Aberdenu, K.T,, bis Majesty's Prlnelp secretry of state for Foreign -Aftlrofrom Erw. Cr-mwell Diabrowe, Esq. his Majesty's Kn- cTVT bEst-.odi-'rY ..a . [+dwigzbU*gi ,bc: ,ons anktn two o- ;hk t~e tramot of '4 ...

... COVUTY OF SENT MEETING. The following Address to the Friends of Civil and Religions Liberty, residing in the county of Kent, has been cirgulatedil- A Cowtsty Meeting having been apptitted by the 1igh Sheriff, tobe held on Penenden-beatb, on Friday, thiettiinst at the requisition efiJew individuals. Members of a Club-deno- minated the IBrunswick,' and which has been constituted oa principles ...

... DRENCH PAPERS. rFROat THE GAZETTE DE FRANCE, DATED WEDNESDAY, CCT. 22.] Coaru, SEPT. 24.-Letters from Zante say, that a French man of war has arrived there from Navariv, with the Commissary of the French armyon'board, who Is come to contract with several mercantile houses for the supply of the French troops. Is Is said that the ofrers are to the amount of 700,000 francs per month. The French ...

... tTNIVEtRSITOF o LONDON. A Special General Meeting of Proprietors jintbis Corporation was held on Tuesday at the University. Ittwas verey numerousiy attended, ant' atbtig the proprietors present were the Duke of Somerset,- Lord Amekland, Lord Sandon, Lord John Russell, Dr Lushington, Mr Warbrteor; Mr sfallin, \r Demnan, ?? Serjeant' Wilde, &c.-Ir LVtSHINToN was called to the Chair, when he ...

... LIZ BS T XINDI A $L:AVER H ?? The Jamfcia Hlle aed ty of August 2, contains the names of 130 slavvs : who II~V~ 10 h :way Mom ?? p s to encouhter alie h` d hi a S daggerns attkndaat' on 3 wandering I'v-a plbof no doubt, of the ki~nL tr ?? twtera&n 7 -, of a i-q4T X- aid ?? td--b ?? f h -cuge i sa paper contaias notices ,of strayed catlle, which have bt eent to tb pound. T~heir peculiar marks ...

... ST PEtaRsBURio, SarrT. 26.-The following Manifesto hasjust appeared Nicholas the First, Emperor and Autocrat of all the Russias:-Not- withstanditkg the success of our arms in the war now carrying on against the Ottoman Porte, our anxious wish to put an end to the struggle, unex- pectedly protracted as-it has been by the obstinacy of the enemy, calls upon us to persevere and adopt new ...

... LONDON, OCT. 26, 1828. TsE Berlin State Gazette, of the 14th inst. contains Russian Bulletins which, while doubtless vague and repressive enough in respect to the real difficulties of their situation, and the extent of loss which they are daily encountering, completely demonstrate the premeditatei falsities abounding in the numerous statements in the German papers. When it is added, that so ...

... In constqrsence of the confusion which prevailed during the collaian giyen by the St. Katharine Dock's Company, on Si- turday lasr, after the interesting ceremonyof opening the Decks, our Reporter was prevented from taking an accurate note of the Speech f Mr. Took,, the Chairman. We have Fince been fa- v ured with a minute of what fell from that Gentleman, and willir glystruply our deficienrcy ...

... F A CT S. FOR TuE MEN OF KENT.' Kensington, Oct. 21,1826. GENTLEMEN-Great efforts will be made, at the approaching County Meeting, to make you think about any thing and every thing, except the things in which you are really interested. You will be amused (if you will suffer it) by a great deal of declama- tion about civil and religious liberty. Others will entertain you with the dangers of ...

... STRONTIAN STRAW HAT& About a twelvemoath ago, or rather better, Sir James Rid- dell, proprietor of Stroetian, an extensive di-trict in Argyll. shire, esiablished a manufactory of straw hats, as a means of improving the condition of the peasantry on his estate. Simi- lar establiahments have for years flourished in Orkney, where there are at present no less than 2,000 persons engaged in this ...

... MdURITI US. We have received accounts from the Mauritius to the end of Mlay. Sir Charles Colville, the new Governor appointed to auc- ceed Sir Lowry Cole, had arrived out, and the latter was only waiting for a ship of war to convey him to the Cape of Good Hope, of which colony he has been made Governor. Sir L. Cole had thought proper to notice the spirited remonstrance of the inhabitants of ...