... PUBLIC BREAKIAST to MAP E NEOL TON. The lababitants of tbis town, deiltals, during the interval Of the visit of the Right Hod, the Haste Secretary in their nd Ih- rbourhood, to evince their attachment to bim and li ptincipnes, eent a Deputation, consisting Of the BdrOUgbreeves and Consta- bits of Great and Little Bolton, to wait on and invite him to a breakfast on this day (Mofddy), to be ...

... TRE ARMY. CGENERAL ORD0A. ; Horse Guards, Oct. 6,1828. The General Commanding In Chief Is pleased to approve of General Officers Commanding Districts in Great Britain grant- lIg leave of absence to Officers, and furloughs to Non-commis- sioned Officers and Seldiers, under the following limitations and restrictions, viz, 1. The leaves of absence granted under this Order to Officers may commence ...

... Jo QUARTERS REYENU. ,, tbe day on which the Qtrarter's Revenue is Made up. tarve paymt~tits are oftin made inta the Etchequer, At A I'. bout iat the day, it is nbviotis tbat we must defer the ' a'le . and the complete accounft if the Quarter, till wlt re bare een enabled to lay before the public, a general account, the accuracy of wlt ch may be rehled wCrrespondiorg Q14rrer last year, there ...

... Prom the LONDON GAZETTE of Fiday, (et. 10.1I BANKBUPTS. THOMAS WILMOT, of Sloane-sqare. Colnes, broker, aprariser, I and auctioneer, Oct. 17, at eleven, 24 and NoV.21, at tent the Courtof Commissioners of Hankrlpts. Basingball-strset Sellcitors, Measts. Wroastmore and Ellis, St. MildredN-cour Poultrr CHARLES TYRWHITT JONES, formerly ef SloaOO.StretSnighta bridge, afterwards efPark-street ...

... DOINGS OF THE ANTI-C4TIOLICS. Yesterday a curious eopesd Of the trickery and underhand means adopted by the -advocates Of the Brunswick Clubs, for the purpose of aciting throughoaut the country an expression of feeling against the claims of the Catholics to Emancipation, took place at Bow-street officee, before George Rowland Minshull, Esq., the sitting Magistrate. FRANCIS Si'AIROW, a middle ...

... DUKE OP ST. ELDAYS GUlND DAY OP PAL CGINR . The Duke of Sit. Alban'st. Hereditary Grand Falaonel' of Ent. land, gave a grand day of Falconry, at ftedhournte, ott Wedues- day last. Ameng the party who were invited to partake of the entertainmant, were the Major, Aldermen, Town Clerk, Sheitsffs, and Coroners of the County of Lincoln, the neighbour- ing Gentry, and the tenants of hisGrace. At the ...

... REMARKS ON THE; INrRRNAL AND EXTERNAL STATE AND PROSPECTS OF RUSSIA AND POLAND, MADE DURING A PROTRACEED STAY IN BOWH TERRITORIES. tial the TO'THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. ,nt SRi-In the presrnotptlIicicalcitrcumstances and relationsot Rue- to sia and' Turkey-circumstances which xcite the interest and curiosity of all Euirope-details on the political resources or of social state of ...

... LIMERICK INDEPENDENT CLUB. [FRaOM THE DUBLIN MORNING AtEGIShi] A Meeting was specially convened of the Limerik ndilpend Cnt Club, on Saturday, at four o'clock. Nearly one hundred members were present. EDMOND RYAN, Esq. in the Chair. THE OUTRAGE ON T. STEELE, ESQ. BY THE B RUNS WICKERS. Mr. STEELE: I do myself the honour of rising to brinez under your most solemn consideration, a circumstance ...

... PARIS, OCT. 6.-The expedition to the Moren, so noble in its end, and so generous in Its policy, has effected a powerful diver- sion in favour of the Russian army. But it is probably near its close. The French army, after having cleared the Ptlopon- inasus of the Egyptians and Turks-after having recovered the fortresses of Coroo, Modan, Navarin, Patras, and Lepanto, will eotrust their keeping ...

... de- TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. hose Barn Elm Farmi, Oct. 4, 18!S. has Sia-Amougsit the thousands of persons who have viewed m and field of corn, it is very probable that you have facial One,.i P5e this be the ciss, and if ynu havste been at Barn Elm Within it all tbese ten days, your own eyes must have afforded you tolerable ?P Iconivictioni of the fact, which I have all along ...

... ive The poivate apartments intended for his Majesty's occupation iot in the Castle are nearly completed, but whether his Majesty f ,takes possession of them shortly, or whether he intends waiting by until St. George's-hall and the grand ball-room shall have been finished (tor now they are only bare walls), is not known s1l at present. The new terrace, which commences at the north- a Reast ...

... MANCI-ESTEU.MONDAv NIGHT. V I mentioned In nmy last, that the1 Dinner Conanittee fladl reriised to admit ainy Reporters, save those from the M sirheI Ister Papers. AB spolication bad been made on tbe part of 7'/ee Times I before my arrival, 1 thought there must be gome misutnder- ii standing as to the answer ; I therefore determined to hii'Pl3in t person. With tbat View I went this ...