... CERTAIN CUKE l-OR CORNS. iNF.M.ur.i.F. ceuman coun-plastf.r.— -i , r '.’■‘'F lim mj'iyid » ory i-.vtcnhalf cntu.y, and co.,tiuu« suinriunty over all .Mutnu-uts, «.l v «, cvi - . t.H - like di senpliou. atfordii.g relief persons afflicted with corns recent or long standing, without the hast injury to tl*c f> et. Prepared by T. Axtell. and boxes, at Is. l]d. each, all venders patent medidocs. ...

... SUNDAY'S AND TUKUDAY'S P'oSTrS. LONION, OCT. 21. Tn HE supplement tQ tite BerdY& States Oozellc o the .l. -13th instant contains the Qfficial documeif for the evacqation of the. Mores. by the Egyptian troops, agreed upon between Admiral CodsL.ton and the Racha ofEgfpt. Akeandrie, Aupsi 6, 18.--Airt 1. His Highness 'De. helact AliPacha engages to give up all persons unidtrhis coeq troul made ...

... * . ULlt3fl W)EDNESDAIY, OCTOBER 22, 128. De Nvcea er brought by at spessetllger. at- to t ached t th1- innian Government yesterday evening, rip the Right H~onoturoule Strafford Ca~nnieig, for thtba Ealrl of Abordeen', andi also from Aoit ieds ~a Lches froia AINr: anig r' dated thge 27th tilt. from. 4 Lrorol, at which 1serioll thle whjole of the E~gyptian troops tal rorn the Ajorea tad em ?? ...

... BENCH PAPERS. [FROM THE MESSAGER DES eHANIBRES OF OCT. 19.7 VIENNA, OCT. 10.-According to Letters from Bucharest of Ist October, General Geismer has succeeded in repulsing the Turks, who bad penetrated to Krajova, in Little Vallachia, and has completely beaten them with 4,000 men, which com- posed the whole force under his command, even after he bad received some reinforcements. The details ...

... arnianI I ?? i~~~rtt+ EDINBURGH. S5 TUJDA Y-OCTOBER 2i. RUJSSIAtN BULLETINS. The Prussian State Gazette of the 14th, comerr some additional intelligence from the theatre of wart, iiti shape of bulletins or dispatches, which contain ntoredelailod accounts of the military operations of the Russjirs ani Turks than those which have been hitherto votchsafeate us. The dates of the several accountts ...

... 11- I. t - A - - 1. I ?? .. ! I J .* ' PLAYING PUNE ' ?? (PRO3I Tim LONDON MiAGAZiE.) ,I EkENcLAsD is nn advertsing ?? advertise fors ma2 'S trinsonial connenion; for seats in parliament; for serious young men who fear the Lord and can drive a plough1, We advertise, witvh a cynical disregard, for decency, our wvants and our w'eaknesscs, our dinners and our love-intrigues; but .omns ...

... ,.c 'VIElicu Y. ? . ,_ mri Tue.Goveaffent as ttsulit. Propetr, after a TnE Gov~ru ernmsenths vhas attended wereanrmd~and a n erfettranquillitylin been, restored in Irelan, id e afthe the' proclasimatioin forbidding t lare oflone has, a been implicitly obeyed, to oter to pass LwLt on a d lecharge of sedition', for' takinlg partinoefths aMeetings. This step appears to be equally superfluous b h ...

... INSOLVEN'f. J. Reeie, Mnry-street, Hampstearl-ront, irnmonner. BANKRUPTCY SUP'ERSJ'SED- .S. Moscrop, Stockport, liinn-draper. -FANKRlUP ?? C. B. Passman Staffard, scrivelner. Sol. Mr. Dukinson, lR- r. Cottoli, Worthing, Sussex, nrd of Great St. Helea?'h Londan, surveyor antlildiiter. Sol. Mr. Jamec, Bucklersbu ?? W. Lewis, St. Lirtfn's-11tIv, ?? masker. -Sol. 1r. * Dsy~viannln, St. wwlltns ...

... E ,ti, DATF-1SAL3,11NG S-PIC,LEl SA L MON. 1Ilenindalc, in Sutherlandshire, at the mouth of the river of that name, which was only a clachan in il316, with a boiling establishment, and two or three cabins, is now a large and thriving village, with a population of from 600 to 700 souls. The tonnage of small craft is very considerable. In summer, when the influx of srrangers front a distance ...

... I . POPULATION 0O EUROPEAN TUIKEY. Inhabitants. ,, Moldoavia annwalsn ia ?? ,000 Sria ?? 70,000 , Bons a, Crotia,'&c-.. 00;00v IliBu garida.1- -- ?? vS*- ?? ,3. 1,00,000 Albamua .*b ~00,0 * Ep irus . ?? 3. . ?? M~acedonin , .6+ , 00,000 ibounelia a. ?? ?? . . . ,0,000 ,Greeca, praperly' so cailled;,tlie ,Morbi, buld.''''' the ?? n00,000 -Totsaly ?? ;f ?? ?? ; jb0,000. ?? 9jS90,000 If 1e ...

... ;Oiliaeltilltcoui5 Tiit ?? 1 FirNDi).-T'le Comm nissioncrs fir the feuluctioon f' the National Debt made their first pur- chases for thc lresent quarttr on 'T'ue;day. Tic tolilint in vested, and( to be laid out each transfer day during the .ler.Snt quarter, is X14.18U Is. Cd., ,vhich in tha qaiarter !cnding the ',th Jianuary, lii2J, will amount to ratner .morc thanla l581,tC0. 'fhe purchases ...

... Sa4urdIy Sunday add Tuesday's Posts. bONDON, MONDAY, OCT. 20. (From t.'e Courier, Monday, Oct. 20.)J- We have a large mass of important intelligence to-day, both foreign' and domestic. We begin with the foreign. Our readers have been surprised at the long silence of the Russian Government with respect to the military operations in the East. Five weeks had elapsed since the date of the last Bul ...