... There is nothing officiaZ of a later date from the seat of war in the east, than the Russian bulletins given in our last paper; but we have now received two Turkish reports, rela- tive to the operations before Shumla, to the 2nd ult. Trans- lations of these will be found in our 9nd page. They fully confirm the suspicion that was suggested by the equivocal wording of the Russian accounts, that ...

... T'HE AMORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: S4TURD4Y, OCTOBER 18, 1828. Nile received last night Dutch and German Papers, which bring us no additional intelligence from the seat of war. The following are extracts:- BERLIN, OCT. 10.-Our stare Gazette, after some days' si- lence, has again some news from the theatre of war; but only from that part of it which is in Asia. There, too, nothing of- mportaace ...

... liONDON, THURSDAY, OCTOBEIL 16. NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR. I * L / S . Vf 'e desnair -of receiving many more Russian a Bulletins. . one were to be published at Odessa, after e the departure of.the Eippress and Count Nesselrode; at least, if ady were dleemced necessary, they would be issued at St. Pe'eirsbu rgl. The campaig n uay be cosisidered as i closedt: but one snore Bulletin may be ...

... POSTSCR-iPT. LONDON,.OCT. 17 The Paris.Journals of the isth Jinstant, which arrived last night by express, contain no intelllgence of importance from the theatre of war. The only rqaterial fact, which had received full confirmation, was the retrograde move- went of: the Grand Russian Army from Schuibla upon B~azardjik; but with respect to the circunistances connected with that imnportaut event ...

... lueslairo ?? 0 THE KING's HEALTH. 'IT aforlds us unmixed satisfaction in being able to state the recovery of our revered Monarch from the indispositiont under which he has lately been labouring. We rejoice to say that the King again enjoys his wpnted health. His Majesty, on Monday, took an airing in Windsor Park for the first time since his ilbivas. SUPPLEMENTtothe LONDON GAZETTE OF TUESDAY. ...

... I - -n 9 VanY alarming reports as to the health of s the Mtyr Gvere circulated at the eod of last week and tr I the beginning of the present, and it 'vas even said et I that Bulletins of his Health wvere abliout to be issied. Si t These reports were of' course contradicted by the C . Court Papers, just as the alarming illness of 'the to s Duiis or. Yottic was denied till a few days be- tn I ...

... vrtibsayr Iloot. fESPATCFlES were received this morning DJ fronm Lord Ilevtesbhrydated from Odessa, ol thte 26th, and coniveying initellienice frosn Varnia of ihe 21st tilt., at which period the place had not surrenderednor hadativassault been made upon it. rlett Russians have retreated fron Shunita, and letters from Viena, of ther 4th instant, state that the lulrisian army was, at thetime of ...

... To TIlE vrCUTILE nD H CATHOLICS OF LEINSTER. fo FELLOW CA THOLICS AND Aty DEAIL LORD-YOU ar0 to Meet i t) provincial rnietilngaKilkonuy, on the 20thof this mointh. Tuleh presenat state of our affairs will require your more serious canat1- hi shratiO'l. Enemies, and what is influitly more C,, be goiarsed o -biut, pretended friends are atiroad ; the tolls are artfully piece, will you allow ...

... | 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 ...

... ' . ' 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 ...