... [FROMI THE GAZETTE DP FRANCE DATRD SUNDAY, OCT. 12.] ne PAngS, OCT. 11.-We have received letters from Odessa of ne the 26th September. ND doubt was entertained of the taking pu ofVarna, but It was known that the Russian Army was in a die thi tres-ed condition, and that the Emperor desires peace. The news received to-day from the theatre of war continue to 26 speak of the great advantages ...

... OERMAIN PdPERS. We recelied yesterdav the Allgemeine Zeilung and Frank- Ibrt J.urnals of the 6th inst The following are extracts :- VIENNA, OCT. I.-The news that her Majesty the Queen of Portugal is sr ne to Enrlind is said to have caused So0e dissatis- faction in the ighest quarter, as his Msjesty the Empetror ar- dettly deShred to see his august grand-daughter, asd had pre- 9arvd every thing ...

... TEiE MlORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: L 0 tEDNESDXY, OCTOBRR 8, 1828. re SI We received last night Hamburgh Papers to Oct. 4tb, the contents of which are of considerable interest. The Turks boast of great advantages over the Rus- sians. In one of their latest bulletins, they say they suc- ceeded in capturing, after a brave resistance, a convoy destined for the army before Chunmla, with the ...

... TEA.-r ijohnson, in o'e of his letters in Boswell's Life, bomliains of havinr had but one sound night'srest during 20 years. The Doctor drank tea to exhets: his kettle waseever dry. SOBER UNIow.-L. related' to me a whimsical story of a physician, who one night hearing lamentable groans and cries, went-to search whence they proceeded; found a man and .woman dronk, thrown out of 4n overturned ...

... THE AMlORNING CHRONICLE. I LLONDON: THURSDdY, oCTOBBR 9, 1285. Wve received last night Lisbon Gaieties from the 22d to the 27th ult. inclusive. They are filled with military appointments, lists of voluntary contributions, remarks on articles in the English and French Papers, but no news of the least consequence. We have extracted from The Brighton Guardian an account of a numerous und most ...

... '0 5~an. o ~1LeB AMI.,IJLVN 4. ;y Yesterday an Inqciaes was held at the Castle, Kensington in Gravel-pits, on the body of Mrs. Letitia Connelly, a young widow lady, aged only 19 years, whose death was occasloased d under tUe following tslnhely icmalances. The deceased was sister to the ill te 'Mis eo who perished by, the fall of the Brunswick Theatre. Mr ifs. Jasse Ferns, the mother of the ...

... THE MOST INSOLENT OF ALL_ THE INSOLENT THINGS That have ever been uttered in te face of the most deluded and most choused niation upon the face of the'earth'. That is to say, FATHER GALLO- w.Y's (a Member of the City of London Parliament I) scheme for SILAUTGHTERING OXEN BY STEAM. My readers have, thought me joling upon this friend of BURDETT; hut 1 have been quite serious; and that I ...

... (From the Dublin Freeman's Journal.) A dinner was given by the Marquis of Anglesey to the Electors of the Borough of Carnarvon, on Michaelmas-day last, at which Lord William ]'aget presided, It must be fresh in the memory of our readers, that a serious difference of opinion has for some time subsisted between that Nobleman and a part of hig constituents, respecting the vote which he' thought ...

... TiE following Dedication will speak for itself when the reader shall have read, the title of the book and the re- marks which are subjoined. DEDICATION, By rilliam Cobbett, the Publisiter. TO THE a SOCIETY OF FRIENDS. QUAKERS, I have, in the above address, given you the appellation which you have chosen to give yourselves, and under the cover! of which, you have so long carried on a most ...

... RUSSIA AND kiRANCE. We hiave already acknowledged the Blockade of the Dar- danelles by the Emperor of Russia ; and not only munitions of war, such as salt-petrel gunpowder, muskets, sail-cletb, ropes, bombs, cannon, &c., will be prohibited from entering Into Con- stantinople, but all kinds of provisions, including sugar and coffee, will be most carefully excluded. The effect upon the ...

... We give from the Foreign Mails some extracts which telate principally to the affairs of Greele. They would have been in- teresting at other times, but at present the public attention is fixed an other quarters - VIaNNA, S}IPT. 25.-A letter from Corfu, of the I 1th of Selp tember, contains the following particulars - Letters from Prevgsm, of the 8th of this month, which have just been received ...

... GERMAY EXPELs. The German Papers which arrived yesterday aid litle to tbe laformation wbich we hbd peviously received from the esat of warin theEast. Thefollowing areextractat- VIRMNA, SFrrT. 28.-In addiioen to the Turkish bulletins the jusfrian Obsevar gives the following articlet- CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. 12-DetFichments of troops are dailv arriving from Asia, which are intended for the second ...