... ARMY- Governtfetft Inost wilatty have it~a of quorterolYth~) is aifl title C ltapci sj10iiers week-ly jiostiiillof qas roriY..ti111- ci' itcti en.is1 sill prevent nm3any Of the htiercnS rom san- deis iel away in t ?? Iteir qli ?? ii) iifitn sli Rh ('01 ilSI ien to trust to ii(fetarllt ?? er a b t i O twe the i( lo0it in g plite ii. ni'. l . , C tist iii vi n of t the 3 unde h e r A1 o jor M ...

... -Mi5relfalleatis, Artirlm Lin MsURDERt or M~AJOR L~AT.hG. It is Withl feelings Ot' sorrow and regrettilut weannoun,, th e inutrder of this intrepid and persevering travellIer. H- e 'd had reached Thimbuctoo, where fie hadl resided for a con- Bto Y, siderable rime ; but, upon taking his departure for Sego, Se lihe wathree days after lie quitted T1inthuctoo, imurderedi B 4O between the 21s9t ...

... DLOCKADE OF THlE T'A.DANP.LI.ES. The e1ln.our which we were at fi;;st inclined. to disbdlieve 2 ' Dlab been ?? atll RLuIsia IMaN crdCrLd, the Lh&;IOade o the Dardanelies. This was eflirially notid day last, in a letter from Lord; Inglso th Oln Cl1 the Committee at Lloyd's I IlLerdsht 5SIteI, thaeti 7 blockade will be limited to the P.eV.ltion ef ?? ¾ to Constantinople, atod laden with ?? a onr ...

... IREMANPD. Dublin, Octobcr 2. I The most extraordinary, and, inuleed, alarnaijig reports I ?? were in circulatlois through town yesterday. Fifty I tpatd G 111'11 ?? in armas in Tipperary-the intsurrcction act put in ?? operation-the hableas corrpus suspended-:snt several ?? arrested. All these rumouTS, though ?? absurd to the reflecting portion of the public, produced a strong sen- sio. The ...

... BATTLE OF A T.1'tP. 1. . 1) THE .I)ITOR rth' P:ii (MOh z flpt. 811lI nnrctand that, in a i-ie mlinber i e .lilh - . r , 1',t'ant, zitn ?? ftlr li. . irqafs (,f 1ii .t0i r's 'i (f Hii' IIt' ti x wt s W- ive1 , is. Ihlich . hat .u the ihatio i' UmvA . &ra the ctlon;is of tile ?? r i l t012 ii IIV tie Irelnc h. Ai ! .,Id II](, holiour to C ?? the ri7tt retinnent at tlu It :it, Iiti t it tiiu ...

... Mvj Lorin Wlithin these few years, very important improve- ?? have een madle on t mail coach system of communication througli ont this hi gtlom, and the public have every where to acknowledge the consatant attettion paid by the officers whosuperilltenM that de- partment, not only to thle regularity of dispi b hout also to the care andl certainty which attend every t1i'ii' committed to tt ir ...

... MIlAGISTRlATES OF OLD AIDERDEENT, 1828. . .a .. ?? .. . - - 5 . I ?? JOHN LNEMIE, ESQ.. 01f`owil, PROV OST. (dOonGi. PRItMROSE, lmSl.) 1'0f'',So It; i.1.011o , a11 Gilbert 21 'It11Ild , c Alex. Fori'b, 1E011. co( Prool'I''or PatIoL~~osICo l s - Ir G ordot , 1 Colow ] 1orilm; co George MIlIt IISI Esq. t 5 Mir ,Jam Aimeno d, . r~ Francis Lawson, tlt ho Wiilliam 'NValker S ~c. Wi liam MaI ckie, ...

... u On Tuesday, workmen commenced preparations for Oa e erecting the sew pier at Leith. ) On Saturday, the St. AnIrow's Cross, given by Sir to G. S. Iackenzie of Coul, Bart, to the Royal Company of I Archers, (King's Body Guard,) was shot for at Ilope deo e Park it 2100 yards distance, and gained by Charles Cross. 1rr land Uay, iEsq. I t al iss Erskine of Carnock has presented AIr John Gor- Y ...

... AICH!fLA A'AM AS IF.Al0 COURTI'. L.AVARXlEIIIU! .-:rt ?? h arr. 2Ienibrr for the County, Pre- ii t. h rrt:i'. i Chalir alteirerscd the meeting at some ?? Ile haid he could not enter upon tire ditties of hrirm-~ l ti'l ?? i d exnressed his obligationrs o them ibr ?? 1li nr r thv i-ai. d- nc !:im iti eh-ctih g ?? their rc- --r ; -e ?? c sit.dehs grateful aritow- In !c.ts . oir a, of ?? - t ...

... SULTAN MA11)[OUD. Ie inrl- f -A A SULTAN MAlAtrOUD. yoM11ahmoud, the prcsent Grand Seignior of Turkey, is be- Yd COIradiction One of the most extraordinary men who ever swayedl the Ottoman sceptre. In a work Just publisiM- ed, entitied, - ConStainfiople eL le Bosp/hore de Tliraec, ?pentfrent Ics nczn/cs 1812, 1813, et 1814, et pendant Vantu.nee 182_, par 1ir. le Comte Andreaosy, 'ic. the ...

... SIlR WILLIAM FORlDES OF PITSLIGO, BART. It is wvith sincere regret we announce the death of this ttulv amiable and excellent person. That melancholy event took place at his house in Georpe Street on Friday last, having, as we understand, been immediately occasioned by an ossification of the heart ; but the death of his eldest son, a youth of great promise, is thought to have preyed on the ...

... QUEEN OFU PORTUGAL4. Falmouth, Sept. 27. The preparations which have been malking for the re- 0 ception of her Majesty the Queen of Portugal on her :0 lndling at this place, were completed this mooning; and as ti the interest excited by her arrival was very great, nuin'. .r bers of respectable persons assembled at an early hour to witness her landing, which was announced to take place in the ...