... -Mi5relfalleatis, Artirlm Lin MsURDERt or M~AJOR L~AT.hG. It is Withl feelings Ot' sorrow and regrettilut weannoun,, th e inutrder of this intrepid and persevering travellIer. H- e 'd had reached Thimbuctoo, where fie hadl resided for a con- Bto Y, siderable rime ; but, upon taking his departure for Sego, Se lihe wathree days after lie quitted T1inthuctoo, imurderedi B 4O between the 21s9t ...

... 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 ...

... DINNER NO Mr. IM3EL AT -=&*MtEs~u13.I : tO okdi 1Wth instatj; a'pulk tdiuheivt giiseiven lto iMr.; S Peel in the Town HaSmil rI hastier,- &wural reportfe were dus.. .*stil1'fflron aom nio toerend the difinere for. the purpose of JI 'rspdvdiug.be psoeedings. i'heyna'plied~w the eonniitteeof the: Ii sv3 Intieuil. wap-but tieir applicatlon- was II ?? about seven o'clock, nearlyf.ve hunduwd ...

... TZE ?? MERCUny, OCTOZEP. 3L5. V ?? has not fallen; Shumla has not fallen, and no fnlew victories have ben claimed by the Russians since our | last. Two Tnrlicih UnIihkinc lno7.. I-, -I lo las. wo Tu1rkish Bullotilis howcver havc been reccivcd, on and these state the Muscovites to have been worsted re- Iii peatedly; to haelost mnany men, several Generals, and a tc large quantity of specie. ...

... EDINBURGH*I. CALrDONCWT INNrq'.-The races of this national b Sporting association, which numbees amongst its members a rile flower of our Scottish aristocracy, commenced on 1uesduy last, andl, together with thle Edinburghr races, a continuedduing' the! week. The Caledonian Hunt is in- ft debtedi for its institution to the late patriotic Duke of' a Hamilton snd Air Baird of' Newbyth. In August ...

... 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 ...

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... 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 ...

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... WIEINESDA 8 ST. . ?? London, Ttuiesdel(, Oct. 14. l CI v, TWIt.vE O ?? llre been reccivcd this morning frovn i ibraltas, t) the 2vCi1 I., by which we are' sorry to find the fever was still imet ating. The weather was ex- ceedingly unfavourable, thick and foggy, thc thermoneter at73t tile wind at East. The following was the state of th& Hospital on the 23d, 24th, and 25th :- Admnitted. Dead. ...

... WINDSOR iCASTLI . - 5 . ?? - - . - 1 -- Th lie ~lsiate sapatmtai-s nt,lededufo'r hi Msnjesty's occujiatlon [s IJ the cste ate very.mekly ebmildted. The .gir de is di. reety j a f tont ofhis VI'ets'b airtneits, ma,:ipwach t At, * Si from the old. terracs, by e. handtosoie flghtf' o4:eseuphigg plae. steps. On the left of this; and under th,&terraceils ?? n extending from 1006t620,'feet, and ha'v ...

... . a ?, 1. ? .. ? ? . I . I ? . . . I. . 1 all,'s, ;iJ Iso , ?? Px':tl ?? tie ?? inult. g 1 it ol his nlearly but tsoisy Nvecolsne. AlbemlarIo S Strct, il w hidc (iril!on's 1ociEl is situated, was crovv:.led vithl peo- FI pIc, and it Was vith difficulty tie Qu ecu could alighit in tromn her cIIridge. ,: The younl Queen, in compliance with the repeated . calls of the assembled multitude, ...