... TIHE MJORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: Vll MONDAY, OCTOBER, 20, 1828 the We received last night, by the Flanders Mail, German off and Brussels Papers, the latter to the 18th October, and hai among the former the Prussian State Gazette to the 12th me October. dif We have in the Berlin Gazette Russian Official Ac- ag counts from the theatre of war,-a Report of the opera- alv tions before Choumla from ...

... kENT MEETING. The -following extract from The Ketit Herald of Thursday last confirms what we have stated, as to the efforts now making by the Brunswickers to have a strong muster at Penenden Heath on Friday next. In fact the landlords will drive their tenantry to the poll, like so many flocks of cattle. We are glad to find that the Dissenters are exerting themselves - TaH CouNry MEETING..AS ...

... Sit-I am desired by the Defence Committee of the British Colbolic Association to appeal to your Jourusl, as to an honour- able and a just tribunal, against a scandalous infractien of the rules of fair discussion which has been committed by one of year contemporaries. As the print tr which I allude bas only been recently commenced under a new title, and is at this tno- mitnt industriously ...

... 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 ...

... [FROM Thit DUBLIN MOI N ttlG REGISTER OF FRIDAY.] ARRESr OF MR. LAWLESS. Mr. Lawless was arrested yesterday, at his residence, in Lieson-street, by Mr. Farrell, of the Head Police Office, on a charge of beading a riotous mob of twenty thousand people or upwards, an the 23d of September, in the neighbourhood of Ballibay. The annouOnceent of the event cansed ttnt a little astonishment amongst ...

... PORTSMOU79, OcToBrR 18. orders Were received this mnorning to complete the Aipis ad stores of the Madagaascr, 46, Captain the flon. '° S ncer, to the war establisbment. As such instructions 5t Cac15i*ed' to excite a surmise that seme interruption has ' ef the friendly relatiens which has subsisted between this ,r' sfne Foreign Power, it has been intimated, fronm higb ttbat In thi light, tbe ...

... Saturday, a General Meeting was called of the Members of b tbe Surrey Autiliary And-Slavery SocIety, for the purpose of b submitting to their nottce a Petition so both Houses of Parlia- f usent, that had been drawn up by the Committee. The Meeting s was held at the Spread Eagle Inu, Epsom, and at a little after P one 'clockt, Joseph Wilson, Esq. was unanimously called to the c Chair. The ...

... DEATV BY STdBBIlJG. [We copy tbe following most extraordinary case of death by stabbing, from The I Uffilk (.Arnidehr, partof which mnustex- the amazement of every reader, though it is impolsible to doubt the fact, that the knife which inflicted tbe internal woqn'ds, wrhich s9 speedily caused the death of the deceased, entered her boady and remained there till after death, with- eut its being ...