... THE QUEEN Of PORTVGAL. EXaTmst, VoNX3Ai MOtNING.-'YOU WUI have been apprised r t *the landiogat Falmouth, on Saturdlty, pf the yoong Queen of Portug'l, and the ceremony of her interesting reception in that port with corporate and military hioneuts. la the acknowledg- mnnt of these compliments, her Miea4t7 displayed that degree 0 of sensibility which is congivtent wvtb ber tender age, and ern- ...

... (FROMt THER COUNTY CHRONICLE.] STOCK SA5.RO IN SUFFOLE.-'Tba sale Of thle stock ljs Park ea Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, Was Attended a tierge concourse ot Competators. 'The Suffolk stalho.- 751.; the first team averaged 551. I~s., the first ?'f eicht nearly 471., and the whole of the working horses 33 1, trsee On tbesecoad day the riding horasesand cotta,and thee' 0 6d, met wjtb ...

... ATTEMPT TO B&RN A PAPER MILL. itb We have heard with great horror and disgust of an attempt to burn the paper mill of Mr. Christopher M'Donnell, a gen- de tleman of the highest character as an employer and a citizen. Iew No doubt can exist upon the mind of any one, tbat the object of a- the persone engaged In this diabolical enterprise was to deter Mr. M Donnell from employing machinery in the ...

... DuaSLIK, MoNDAY.-The following are extracts from letters just received from Tipperary- NenDlb, Sept. 28, Three o'clock, P. M. I hope that no tinme will be lost in sending down the Ad- dress of the AssicatIon to the peasantry of this county. Sucha meeting of well-appibited men, both horse and foot, dressed in rissbandt, and carrying banners, wse never before held here as on Laist Sunday. ...

... GIBRALTdR. e, The following are extracts of letters from theAgent to Lloyd's r at Gibraltar GIB:ALTAR, SEPT. 8.-On the 4th inst. I addressed you bay the I. Duke of York steamer, amongst other things mentioning a re- part being circulated in the town of prevalence of yellow fever. It new appears that there is considerable fosndation for It, or dat all events, that a very bad fever prevails. ...

... (COPY.) Cape Town, Cape of Good Hope, 17th June, 1828. Captain Armstrong will be able to give you the details a q the disastrous northerly gale which we have just experienced; bst you will not, perhaps, be displeased to receive a written account from your old friend, though a land-man. The gale commenced on Saturday night, and by four o'clock on Sunday morning the Washipgto;t of London, ...

... MR. D.IWSON'S SPEECH and MR. HuTcqy I SOAPVS LEfl'ER. H. rFROM THE GLOBEt, PARIS PAPER.] Every body lopiks towards Ireland with Usndirniniihe,4 it, a country where 600 years of oppression have accunil01trest. nanny opposite elements, where such varied interesth c~ ad 1S collision, and where such violent passions ferMent, asht into Is necessary to mnake all the Pa ssions escape wsith' violnce ...

... THE LONDON UNIVERSITI. Yesterdav was the opening day of this Institution ; atd Mr. Caarle5 Hell, the eminent Anatomist & Professor of Physielogy to the University, was appointed to deliver the Inauguration Lecture, on the occasion. The commencement of the Lecture its specified for three o'clock ; bta, long before that time, the Theatre was filled with visitors admitted by tickets ; and, at the ...

... TIl JI 01I2VING CHROICL E. LONDON: ing foun TIJURSDA l', OCTOBER 2 1828. ing lVe received, last night, the Paris Papers of Monday wou and the Gazette de !rance, dated Tuesday. Their youi contents are unimportant. for I [FRI>t1 TIHE GAZETTE DE FRANCE, DATED FPT- 30;3 who PARIb, SEPT. 29.-We have received, from our private cor- of b respondent at Vienna, under the date of the 19tb, the following ...

... BRUNSqC1v CaLUs.. rch- tFROXt TlP DJUBLik E~l1NlAiU'MAIk; wa MEETING OF THE 21ROTESTANF UPTE I1NTV OF TYRONE~.ad my On Frda latamoss numerou'san hlg'h epcal teMeeting ofy the Genry. Clergy, and Yeomanry of the County of Tyrone, was held in the Cotirt-bouse of Omagb, fos the purpose thep of establishing a Brunswick Constitutional Club for the that County of Tyrone. The inhabitants of Tyrone ...