... | BEUNSWIxC CONSTITUTIONAL CLUB OF I I IRELAND. OFFICIAL. :O si tIACE It DUKE: OFs'NE\WCASx;g, ANDTHE LORD KENYON. October 4th, 1828. MYy ?? is nut under the vain presumption that we can add any thing to the great honour which you have so justly Carned by the three adlnirable letters which you have recently ivein the public, that we now take the liberty of addressing Yto, but il true sincerity ...

... T~EI ROY.;JU LTNt'ilR-ISX CO MIISSOTVN' T TIE IIO Y -Tl I ?? ?? -- I This liwn-nunbie enld learned bm'y,' w~h ha I0ln been ?? in an extensive and laborious investigi i the sy'stemt of public instructionl pursued in the Scottish ttivcsjije5, with a view to the introduction of Such im- p1iun-'/ents as time and the progress of knowledge have rendcrcd necessary, les, vwe understand, resumed its ...

... ' . ' I Wait a youpg wan from 18 to* 18 nyeats ot age, as a sort of Jhrmi7n and: qqwrdeninqitndAursery-wes+APPREN- TICE. The caseis this: my farm -i8 taken care o by iny only surnving -bro- themr, w .has l been either jardener -or farnier~al1 his 3ite time, andwhQ, thev&h he is only thirteen months older than I ant, if ni able to mnove about so quiekty, 1rom place to place, as is iecessaiy- in ...

... ,Wl,- 'This morning arrived.Geaman Pdpies.,,toq. ith inst. 'from which the ?? are ex ractsY ' ' Stutpard, Oct. G.'-The health o6f lier 'lajsy 4he Queen, D1owager had b'cen' long greatly impaired, and she was in a very .weak state. In the night of'the.4th 'fimhfsti th'hir 'l[jesty found great diffictrlty in breathing,. InAo lthisaddedtoherother 'Complaints, caused great apprehensions. However; ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE. MORNING CHRONICLE, e Thus to be brav'd by foe to cattle ! is Not all that pride that makes thee swell As big as thou dust blown-up veal; a Not all thy magic to repair t Decoyed old age in tough lean ware, Make nat'ral death appear thy work, And stop the gangrene in stale pork; e Not all the force that makes thee proud, Because by bullock ne'er withstood; Tho' arm'd with ...

... INTRENCHED CIMP'oF THE TURKS, SHUML4, WITH 4 PLAN, BY VALENTINI. (FROM THE MUNICH JOURNAL VA$ AIUSLAND.1 An opinion had generally gone abroad, that owing to the long preparations and decided superiority of Russia, as well as the apparent inactivity of the Turkrs at the breaking out of the present war, the Russian army wouild, in the very first cam- paign, advance under the walls of ...

... CHAMBERS' ' IIISTORY OF THE REBEL.- I LIONS UNDEIR MONTROSE, &r.' TO THEt EDItTOR OF THE CALEDONIANC IERC(IRT. Edinbiirgh, Ortober- 16. iSCS. SIn--I ha've to ?? against. thle Followeing pas-siges in an article S-icliri appea~red itt yoir p'apet- of this day's (late, coioin]C ?? Histot of the Rebellions in Scotland, & C., I. ?? It [tile work uno dec review] iq Somet hingt su 010CiIllris we ...

... THE WOOL QULSTION. TO' TH LDT OF'CE TH4 LEBDS ?EI~cUfty. ~ GEN LEM~,jnv lleetingIT, your next paper the fllowing reroors on t II-ALLOSLetter you will muchfblige lilt n your Obedientr Servants, the Trustcea ?? lt al Vic es To G Eo'.WZHH HALL, WILLNSCh tmao it Your Letter addreseed to the E~ditors or' tile Leedis mercury II r i I.attracte(d our aitentionl, inasmuch no the remarks contained in U ...

... , , : POSIZSCRIPT.-My Expamss). I London, Vednesday sesngng, laf-.p7t7 o'Clcks. In an unofficial account in the Hamburgh papers, received this morning, it is slated that the Capitan Pacha had desired permission to leave Varna unmolested, but that Count Wo- ronzow had refused. It is much doubted whether any such permission had been solicited. The Capitan Pacha seemed determined to stand an ...

... FRENCII PAPERS. . THE GAztTTE DE FRANCE, DATED OCT. 16.5 OCT. 2-Accoants from Constantinople, Which ap- .ome from a goed source, state, that efforts are making , many quarters to induce the Sultan to recognise the indC- pendence of Greece, according to the terms of the Treaty of the 6th July, and to send a Deputy to Corfu, and another to th, headiquarters of the Emperor of Russia, to announce ...

... IT) cur last we noticed the auspicious opening of this in- rt fant lostitulion. We shall now, for the benefitof our coutn-o try readers. :ttetlptt such a description of the Buoildings a. s iii et:ahblr them to aspreciate the editnirabit arrangeniacnts t *v !:tih in thoir erection economy has been made to go * itb aud in hand with utility, andt former experiencesietltrtd t esths~rvtent to the ...

... PRIFATYE CORRESPONDENCE. London, Oct. 15. The Smyrna Coimicr of the '0th Atlugust states, that Lord Aberdeen tins adldressed a letter to the British Consul at Soy en a (wihose official fitnction s. however, still remainsus- pen.ded), in which his Lordship blames the proceeding of thc Entiglish merchants of that libce, in Decrnmber, iii hav- ing constituted ?? ns a body in the absence of a nv ...