... PENENDbN. MEETINI. Tegreat mheeting- o ?? e-i,; held thsdy Ataeay hbur'preovgaltio'ns ,wer~ made Uona proper scale. t a Fotfajr:t lwo - iwre ealvs oi uttendidg the cteruing.. Th.-lprospect of the euclosure aten frow Wh'~rosi~gheightaswms! d 1.rly~ecbanlng A w~gwy~ssge~assrected.for -the High Shuejiiffand his 0Oihcers, in 11ronc of the hlitwbicli ,Stand& on the, H eath zwaggorts were arranged ...

... *A LA FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. p I _ ti w RAN UYPTS.-Thos. WVilmot, Sloane V Square, Chelsea, ?? Tyrwhitt lones, Jll lil'tane-strcet, h'nightsbridgc, ?? ,_lD 'Pepi~oe, Tlercuic-buihaiioee, Latmbeth, esech lnmker.- ,Tsmes nilyth, i'3ury St. Ednondo. Sufibik, deper.i-vin. S:011l0n, I i~cst M~silog. tine. t, ?? KeIets, Bivningliam, retiace ofni ?? li111, tlirilsinghat, corn dealer.- L'itaeies ...

... EleuncaaI6 &; tburouapto poot0. I FROM TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. -ANKRUPTS.-Lupton 3Relfe, tCom- K hill, London, ?? Rowuuledge, London, ilil goldsmith Charles Car,, Wilson, Furnival's Inn, ~ HihHI~,Mdlsrsrvl-Guorge Mason, I~isertn,.ottnghnwsire jonerSamelMoserop, Stork- port, Cheshire, draper,-Wmn. Ilerrick, jun- Bristol, carpenter. -Chsristospher Pnssnorc, Teigsimonutlu, Devon, linen-draper. ...

... wIrougobarp'0 &O UVV)'0 1oty. FROM TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. WIXITEEALL, JULT 7. F lSE King hwa been pleased to give apd * pant unto Henry Alingtot, of Louth, in the county of lincoln, Esq. second son of the Reverend lartnaduke Aiington, of Swinhop- Bouie, in the saile county, Clerk, his )Ioya. licence Und authority, that he and his issue may take and from hxenceforth uite the surname of Pye ...

... & ~fjut~ W0 IW tIi0D ,JPROM TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. ?? Callaway, Pros et-placeIlValwntth, ?? Smitbfield, Birmipghambutl b*.AVm, Bailey Fox,2 Crvfortd-street, Mlary-le-Bolc, oil and colburman.- Wvm, Soutitlee, 'atitcobury, ?? Stewart alorgan, etwfl' oilrhouae, Mitre-court, Fleot-street, rommi6aion l. er- 3eltki113, E~irf udth-tret/ Sp-i1elda, irornmou teO.flob. Clarkc, tare, Hertforcsbire, ...

... u0noll. ?? .11 ?? ?? .FRIDAY, OCTOBERR 3, 18211. P'i aris journals of Tviesday, and Bdrusscls ef~ the sante date, came to'band last night. Almire stesillsilentlas tp any prtosaant~u 1inthe midstoft te reioiciigs at Constantino. fie 1t te seecee~sess obtained ?? Shun)tla1itcavs, was Pe. aiftheagree entrtered intolby the Pachatof .L~~yttrjieeacatanof the Mhorea. The Sultan 14Y1j 1~ssexpr LIe his ...

... Ii ETHE PRESEN T STATE GYTIE RO.'AN: if ?? : CATHOIC QUE ST ?? - - I To the Protestants of Great Britaint would not a third time intrude on my Protestant fte counttrymnadl 'with toy -observations, were it~'not. that I- -think I Oan ~pointOpt the 'great fallacy by. wbicb the q nation] i's misled on the above vitally imjiortant qpes- -1j tion. The fallary is this: it is-attempted to Obtain ;f ...

... WCUITOODO 1 )rttbayP' Scot0. 1 FROM TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTB. LonD CHAMtsELLAIN's OFFICE, OcT. II, 1828. r 1 E Lord Chamberlain of bis Majesty's Household has appointed Nicholas Uarlislc, T ?? or Somerset. lace, Esq. F.S.A. one of the t Gentlemen ofihia 3ajcsty's Alost Honolrable Privy Chamber in Ordinary. BTNICttRUPTS. William Pow, Jun. Little St. Thoman Apostle, London, skina t broker Robert ...

... I tvciipto rFRiDAY'S LONDON GAZETTB. r * ANKRUPTS.-Josepb IHunton, Bi- a tihopsgate-street, and ironmonger-lane, linen draper.-C Johnl Thornas Earl, Lewisham,' ?? I i Fenton, St. James's-street, Westainster, hotel keeper. -Jospeh Pain, Lutor, iBedfordshire, straw bit manufacturer.- Jrmes ressimonn, Leek, Staffordshire, silk manufacetsrer.-Rd.' 3}tardin, Cltaniioek, Staiffordshire, maltster. ...

... WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1828. *Pox The operations herore Varrn, lhave been broughbt late down~i 4y a Russian Bulletin in the Berlin State Ga- gette to the'l 7th tilt. and before (Jboumla ito the l~thi. Dai 'I'jie countersearp in front, of the.North Bastion neart l tile ira, sas blown into. tfie air early on the 14th, and tailing into the Fossie. completely' filled it, and' enabled thle ilussians ...

... -- jrtnavo aull ,-!?atulllavo vas%. ?? . . - i rEX.tvir2CI .fjaiti MeBiS llraegs Pepeis.f i SatyilYNA. SEt'T. 1. C * i-IE Pisie Iits jilmt adldiessed to the Pa-. r , Cili of A Si1in5ilorbrderarelatiic to the Frenchc hxpedlitttl to the Alovea. Aftet nnahouncing i the gredtvictovies vhichlits it-, iocible armies d ;j ned over the l tiscovites, it informs thent that newfoe is ready to attack ...

... gtoi;!'o afl 91uCOVA'o Moto. A am not di' P rnr '(From the Oafelue de France.) - tTcLARtE5T, SEPT. 6 AND 9. CijE people of the two principalities of 3 l.WalascbiaS and Moldavia sitffer beyond ex. from the turn which things have la. tely taken. It is impossible to form an idea. yes committed by the Turks in Little Walla. ~gst the whole of which they for a time oc. RD jjtig advantage of the in ...