... DOMESTIC IATTE, LLIGENCE. the LOND ON. Po DS- - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ) It is with unfeigned pleasure that wye have to announce to, ndhis Majesty's recovery froom his late attack of' go~t. IliS at M ajesty tis able to leave his apartments. Thlis intelli- in fly gence, upon which perfect reliance may be placed, wvil] be received with the greatest satisaflction, because it will pr ,n dispel at once ...

... real situation rhear I and cheers] ; and we will adjure them by our common ancestoril, by our common faithi, by our common cborCb, haptised in the blo')d of martyrs, and tried in thle fi~es of Smithfield, not to de-ert De in our extremity-not to allow us8 to be trampled under foot Ily the PoPish Ptitests and their vile Assoiciation [cheers]. Latins solemnly aid ethephatically tell them that ...

... The following Extracts from the Anti-SlareryReparler, (in which Lord Seaford's assertions and calumnies are so ably refuted,) illustrate in a melancholy mariner the pre- sent condition of the Slave Laws and Slave treatment in our colonial possessions. Lord Seaford has strangely fancied that we have been anxious to press into our service every instance of-cruelty which the criminal calendars ...

... FAI tS ISN OC0'B -MR. ?? , .. : . -Ighi, dMichn(A F. ?? . 'ilalalwI .ii e, Michlael Fl. U^ . ?? 7;, ohitieialy Ilii i'ilt:, 2 da; s M. 2i. Culfork 7. I? :: .t ih ?? CM'1. -1. Iheppl)C ?? Mifh>c I ?? I~ ^ F;dr I ?? ila F. . . D mlthit'eh I 1- MI ?? ?? uinyllic ch el iaiv l'o-i.111 k,~ m-th Podiri .tik NeC w Dter ?? Il~iliTi. 1 .o . i,,roldilj| ?? llit.fji o 'ia. ?? (Granloi% n 14 . Fa' rk lTu. ...

... . aOMESTIC ARTI CL ES, rfornco IN onditled)I The Nalrmshirc [laivest-hosne Meeting was held in n1, rew A'S.&Dbly ?? at Nairn, on Wednesday the :Eh inst., and. as usual, most iniuerouslv and lespectably ..trveded. lzanc ng commenced about 2 o'clock ?? 51. :-ad ?? With great spirit until ore o'clock i.t. whn ?? company, consisting of upwards of a hundred, >d~journed to the supper tables, ?hich ...

... ili'V, a?)ta rip t. THE QUZEIN OF WIRTEXIE~RG. e1 Si1P1`E,11trN1 TO 'TIrt ?? GAZETTE 0or '11 FS tDAY. e Fare/et Offc,?, Oc. li3, 1828. A tiespierltc was thlis ?? received by the Earl of Abet- h dcc-, ?? his, Mlaje'sty's Principal Secretary of' State for di 'oreiegn Aftihir, trami Ed card ( romsveli Disbrowe, E.,q. II his Alalesry's ELavocy Extraordinary and Minitister Pie- io l nrotenhtary at ...

... THE Al ORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: WEDNESDdY, OCTOBER 22, 1828. A Meeting of Gentlemen, opposed to the object of the Brunswickers, took place at Maidstone on Monday last, to arrange the plan of proceedings. It was the un- derstanding of the Meeting, that a Motion of Adjourn- ment should be made on the ground-that being con- vinced his MAJESTY'S Ministers would not sanction any measure ...

... ?? It is of some imprortance to take a retrospect of Pirst sp cvents fur the p'urpose of showing the general mistake vi nder which almost all persons lahoured with respect to l the *var nainst Turkey. Wi'hen Russia begall to pour h forth the torrent of her mighty force, and thu banks of hi the Dan)nure were crowded witlh army after army, the vi most choritahie construction that was put upion ...

... F A CT S. FOR TuE MEN OF KENT.' Kensington, Oct. 21,1826. GENTLEMEN-Great efforts will be made, at the approaching County Meeting, to make you think about any thing and every thing, except the things in which you are really interested. You will be amused (if you will suffer it) by a great deal of declama- tion about civil and religious liberty. Others will entertain you with the dangers of ...

... DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Ocr. tl.-JETiiO CRISiDEE, of Bond-street, St. Lake. Chelsea, victualler, that be Is in insolvent circurnstanaes, and Is unableto meet his vtrgagemnents with. his creditors. OCr. 21.-GEIORGE HARRIS, of Botolphlane, Lower Thamea-street, mnorcant and comrnalssionagentt that he is In insolvent circumstances, and IH unable to nmeet his eogagenents wilth his creditors-. ...

... BUCKINGHAMSHIRE BRUNSWICK CLUjB DINNER. AYLESBURY, TUESDAY, OCT. 21, a It having been announced by public advertisemnt, tt :b Buckinghamshire Brunswick Club would hold ita first dint., at the White Hart, in this town, to-day, the Marqiless of i Chandos in the Chair, a large attendance of the Memb., Of lb - Club was expected, and ditiner for 350 persons Was ordlre4 and in order to accommodate ...

... DEFICIPNCY 0? THE UARVEST AND ITS CONSEQUENCES. (FROM THE SPECTATORt.) When a scarcity of the first necessary of life is admitted on all hands, it is important that the public should be aware of the ex- tent of the evil, and should early consider of the best modes of mitigating it. The home consumption of wheat, and the supply of the country, are known with some accuracy. Thepoptilation of ...