... -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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... FAI tS ISN OC0'B -MR. ?? , .. : . -Ighi, dMichn(A F. ?? . 'ilalalwI .ii e, Michlael Fl. U^ . ?? 7;, ohitieialy Ilii i'ilt:, 2 da; s M. 2i. Culfork 7. I? :: .t ih ?? CM'1. -1. Iheppl)C ?? Mifh>c I ?? I~ ^ F;dr I ?? ila F. . . D mlthit'eh I 1- MI ?? ?? uinyllic ch el iaiv l'o-i.111 k,~ m-th Podiri .tik NeC w Dter ?? Il~iliTi. 1 .o . i,,roldilj| ?? llit.fji o 'ia. ?? (Granloi% n 14 . Fa' rk lTu. ...

... EDINBURGH*I. CALrDONCWT INNrq'.-The races of this national b Sporting association, which numbees amongst its members a rile flower of our Scottish aristocracy, commenced on 1uesduy last, andl, together with thle Edinburghr races, a continuedduing' the! week. The Caledonian Hunt is in- ft debtedi for its institution to the late patriotic Duke of' a Hamilton snd Air Baird of' Newbyth. In August ...

... Ilt al AGRICULTURAL RiEPOlt ro F IORRAYSIIIRE. ?? i The harvest being now finished in this county, an es- timate of the crop may be Made, and we arc happy to Yis end a favourable report. After two dry years, we have had a season much better suited to the light soils and - dry climate of' 11orayshirc, and certainly a good year wals never more wanted by the farmers in this county. They had no ...

... HIOaCH ATER AT ABERDEEN. I1 fa et Wednesday/17. past 12/. 35rn. past 12h. Thursday 5 - 12 9 1 . 27 - l 46 Stra 4 - 2 22 2 SundayL.. 41 - 2 0 3 ?? 19 - 3 38 3 Tuesday: 2 - 4 27 4 MOON's AGE. New Mcon, 8th day, at Mi6mn. past l1h. Night. at A great and sudden rise, it will be observed, has takerc place in the price of grain, and no little alarm has been in ind consequence occasioned. ...

... DOMESTIC IATTE, LLIGENCE. the LOND ON. Po DS- - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ) It is with unfeigned pleasure that wye have to announce to, ndhis Majesty's recovery froom his late attack of' go~t. IliS at M ajesty tis able to leave his apartments. Thlis intelli- in fly gence, upon which perfect reliance may be placed, wvil] be received with the greatest satisaflction, because it will pr ,n dispel at once ...

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... RUSSIA--TULE WELL'N(GTON ADM1INSTRATIOX. e L:kZ*s W .i.I~ki ?? AlUMIlNlS'UATlOX'. t (f te rom the Age.) All over the eontinent, says a letter from Frankfort, L contained in one of tbe evening paers, the greatest joy . is diftused in consequence of the ill success of the Rlus- - sitms. Of course, such a feeling is prevalent in Austria - and Prussia, wlto must naturally feel jealous of any in- ...