... From The LONDON GJZETTE o Tuesday, Oct.14. LORI) CHAIMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, OCroBEII, 1828. The Leird Chamberlain of his, Majesty's Hs1stiehold bar ap- pointed Nicholas Carlisle, of Somerset-place, Esq. F.S.A. one of tbe Gentlemen of his Maje8ty's Most HD. Privy Chamber ia Ordinary. BANKRUPTS. WILLIAM ROW, the younger, of Knott's- reen, ERe. and late of Little St. Thomas thle Apostle, in the ...

... BLOC9JDING THE DARDANELLES. The follnwing are parts of two of Lord Collingwood's letters 0e bord Mulugrave, on the difficulty of blockading the Dar- TO LORD MULGCRAVE. 4E Ocean, oilfthe Dlrdauelles, Aug. 19,1807t I bare considered Sir Arthur Paget's mission to establish Su y CrSVr^Sd , f, th G~ k slad rs e hoRsulfer bj et ofl be etween Turkey and the Allmo ltst ob tet first importanfle which ...

... CLERICAL INTELLlGENCE. OXFORDI OCT. 11. The Lord Bishop f Oxferd will hold a General Ordination at Christ Church, on Subday, the 21st day of December next. No person will, on any accounti be admitted to be a Candidate, who shall not have nreseuted the necessary documents to Mr. R. Morrell, the bishop's Secretary, on or before the 3d day of November neat. Wednesday last being the day appointed ...

... THE FANCY DISAPPOINTED, MATCH BETWEEN NED SAVAGE AND PETE SWEENEY, FOR 301 A-SIDE. Yesterday was appointed for the decision of the mtt tween Ned SaK.g and Peter Sweenev. Tbe latter r] ballitg won the toes for the choice of ground, named a convt lt within a short di&tance of the Joll SAilor public II Vt611 tween Nirwood and Croydon. This selection was, ut, ke made in compliment to the host of ...

... TO THE MAGISTRITYS OF SUSSEX. Mr. A. Donovan has given notice that lie shall move, at the next Sessions, f r pr perly regulated access of Friends and Lawyers to thc Debtars in your County Gaol at [lorshlam. On thc part of these debtors, by their desire contin.ing my feeble but determined OppOsition to the oppression of them, I cali upon you, individoally, by all that is 'ocred in your hoFes of ...

... nI Detachments beloaging to the Royals and the 25th Regiment n; of Foot have arrived at Chatham, from Scotland, for the pur- Jl, pose of embarkir g for the West Indies. nd Tne Depat of the 79th Regiment of Infantry has moved from _ Belfast to Birr. if [FROM. THE LIMERICK CSSRONICLE, OCT. 11.] r. The grand division at the 37tu Regiment marcbed heoce yes- 4d terday morning. fr Mullingar. A ...

... FRoM THE CONSTITUTIONEL.1 PARIS, OCT. 12.-The arrest of a chief of the Post-offic will put a stop, no deubt, to tile tricks played with letters. Wa shall mention another fact which Is at present undergoing in- vestigation. M. Deamazery, a mnerchant, sent to his cvrre- spondent at Rouen, several bills to get the money for them. Some of them not haying been paid, were returned with a bill for 3 ...

... A Dutch mail, bringing German and other papers, arrived yesterday. They do not, however, supply us with any inform- ation respecting the war between Ressia and Turkey. The lllowitig are extracts:- STOcsCHOLM , SEPT. 1.-M. da Cunha, who has acted for five or 8iX years ns Yurtuguese Cbargc d'Affaires in this city, has sold his furniture and isken a ho ,se in tbe ceuntry. where he wvill 'wait to ...

... CLERICAL MCGISTRACY OF KENT. We, the undersigned, being Clergymen of the Established Church resident in the deanery of Sttton, in the diocese of Can- terbury, and county of Kent, firmly attached2to our old and in- valuable Constitution, view with extreme anxiety the efforts that are making to its prejudice, and we fear ultimate destruc- tion. Considering the proceedings of the Roman Catholics ...

... tATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. [FROM aTHF JOURNAL DU COMMERCE.] Let us not be mistaken; what is going on in Ireland is a national insurrection-perhspg the commencement of revolution. Mlay the Government have the wisdom not to drive a popula- tion, so justly irritated, to despair. Every thing will depend upon the first measures adopted. Ireland asks for eclanCipation, and the Catholic Association has ...

... s. LIssERsIC, OCT. I.A.-But afwmonlths past there Issued a Proclamation, we may term it so, from the Castle of Dublin, reprobatiug the display of party colours, and anamiuncing, for le example sake, the dismissal by his Excellency the Lord LMonte- at mantof two policemen, one in Karry and oils in thisvery co'bnty, nit for daring to exhibit respectively in public, a green leaf and an 'e ...

... TRHE AORNING CHROYICLE. LONDON: 7DJNEaSDAY, OCTOBER 15,1828. We have received the Paris Papers of Sunday, and the Gazette de Prance dated Monday. A circumstance is noticed by the Gazette de France, which will cause considerable embarrassment to neutral powers in the Mediterranean. The Greeks have re- ceived Russian letters of marque, and it is expected that the consequence will be the ...