... 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 ...

... FRENCH PAPER~s. ErRok THE MISSAGER DES CHAMBREI, DATED I7TN OCTOSER.1 PARIs, OCTO11tf 16.-Authentic information proves to us the entire falsehood of tbe news from Stockholm, published in se- veral Journials, ccarding to which 6,090 Russians bad made them~elvey Wasters of the Island of Aland, where some Rus- s1an gun-boats are said also to have arrived. This news is said to be contained in ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. 16tb October, 1828. Sin-I think it right to apprise you and the public, that the writer of an admirable letter in your Journal of yesterday, signed John Maxwell Tyiden, is the nephew of the late gallant and able Officer, Sir Samuel Auchmuty, G.C.B., the Conqueror of Montevideo and of Java. Sir John Tylden was many years the Aide-de-Camp of his ...

... ALL NATURB -AlIVE. We live in an age frritfil beyond example in wondetful discoveries; for Nature, hunted to the quick by philosophical research, is daily suffertg one or other of her secrets to escape. ln anarticle'written twelve months ago, We gave some acc~oupt of the experinentasv of Dr Milne Edwards; which seemed to establish the extraordinary fact, that all'the parts of the animal ...

... ' . ' 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 ...

... 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 ...

... :.;4'L~E~gENT {o tar byJ' GAZETTE of _ I Qi , m a 4 F13 i: . PORE IGH1r113, 1828. 1:9wiki was thisi~elG h Earl of Aberdenu, K.T,, bis Majesty's Prlnelp secretry of state for Foreign -Aftlrofrom Erw. Cr-mwell Diabrowe, Esq. his Majesty's Kn- cTVT bEst-.odi-'rY ..a . [+dwigzbU*gi ,bc: ,ons anktn two o- ;hk t~e tramot of '4 ...

... COVUTY OF SENT MEETING. The following Address to the Friends of Civil and Religions Liberty, residing in the county of Kent, has been cirgulatedil- A Cowtsty Meeting having been apptitted by the 1igh Sheriff, tobe held on Penenden-beatb, on Friday, thiettiinst at the requisition efiJew individuals. Members of a Club-deno- minated the IBrunswick,' and which has been constituted oa principles ...

... ST PEtaRsBURio, SarrT. 26.-The following Manifesto hasjust appeared Nicholas the First, Emperor and Autocrat of all the Russias:-Not- withstanditkg the success of our arms in the war now carrying on against the Ottoman Porte, our anxious wish to put an end to the struggle, unex- pectedly protracted as-it has been by the obstinacy of the enemy, calls upon us to persevere and adopt new ...

... TII.? MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: DB FRID.Y, OCTOBER 17, 1828. ac We received last night the Paris Papers of Tuesday, tu and the Gazette de France dated Wednesday. da According to a letter from Bayonne, it is reported that th the yellow fever has appeared at Seville, and that the wl troops from Cadiz had suspended their march, to form WI a cordon round that City. This last part of the intelli- ...