... PoRlSSMIOUTII, OCTOBEn.n 11.-TIe Warspite, 74, Captain W. Parker, C. B. with the flab- of Vice Admiral Sir Edw. Codringtoi;, G. C. B. late comrmander in chief in the Mediterranean, arrived on Tuesnlay, in 26 days from Malta, leaving there the Wolf and Weazle sloops of war, and the Racer tender. The remainder of the squadron (37 pcn- dantsl were cruising off the Grecian, Egyptian, and Candian ...

... GARIDENING. C0O3I3ETT'S ENGLISH GARTIrNERS.so This long-expected wvork has at length made its ap- ha, psarance, and'it seems to be full of practical good sense, imparted Iin a clear and very forcible style. The contents AG may be Classed under twelve-gcncral hleads. The first the chapter is introductory to the succeeding eleven ; the da second treats of the situation, soil, form, enclosing-, ...

... !r, DEATH OF THE QUEEN OF ,WRTEMnERG.-lt is with re- as gret We announce the arrival of despatches from Wirtem- -berg; with an account of' the. death of the Queen Dowager rl. of Wirtemberg, the Princess Royal of England. Her n, Majesty's death took place at Ludwigsburg, on the 6th d, instant, from the effects of dropsy in the chest. Though her to Majesty hild been ill, her dissolution Was not ...

... e The following details of an awful occurrence in the c i county of Mayo, are from the clergyman who officiated at b e the time when the steeple was throwvn down by lightning a i upon the congregation:- 0 d CrARitolsai, Ocr. 6.-As incorrect accountts of the r awful event which yesterday occurred at Clare may be d circulated, T hasten to give tuthe public a true statement b of what happened ; ...

... POIT OF HULL SOCIETY. .rulki ML, 11ln %IWIs1 r The Seventh Anniversary Meeting of the Port of lIeul! tSociety for the Religious Instrnctioi) of Seamen, *13 I'eld on Tlmrsday evening, at half-pastsix o'locki, 15 lanl, street Chapel, A. H. Dikes, Esq. Treasnrer in the dlilir. t The audionce was numerous; ,ald takine ilto Consierlt stion the time oceupied by the proceedings S was Un's 'I atcunt ...

... I ' a I ll ic t juaicurev E rULL: X TUrSDAY, OCTOC+I.R 21, 1828. 0- n Rthe eadrs lCannot have forgot ten that, not NY ithstanding thOe ~hlli~f. int) the r I g force announced to have been brought ') tIl feld fr thle Ril P.. r-l--t -A O+ -n int the f-id 'itg force announced to have been brought I r Period u or tlhe subjungation of Turkey, we, at an a thEer E, Contest, expressed our doubts ...

... . tie --of id TiEm DARDANELLEs.-The Dardanelles, said to be so fo n- formidable, may be easily passed by a fleet, or the castles en he may be beaten down by batteries erected on shore, or by wj fi- sea, from situations where the great artillery cannot bear st; y, on ships. There are on each side the water fourteen great p y- guns, which fire granite balls. These guns are of brass, Si in with ...

... hty BUCIIAnqSir, SEPT. 20.-The accounts from the theatre J ide of war hecone more and more serious: thosefrom Choumia C rhe are to the 15th September, and those from Sillstria to the St lay, 19th. On the Oth Hussein Bey being informed of the pre- tj us, parations of the Russians to evacuate, made a general ti Mes attack upon their intrenchments. The jiperial troops tI ing displayed the mast ...