... The 50th reghinent of itfantry has moved from Man- chester to Hnolton. D)etachmnents of the I8thl foot, and the rifle brigade, em- harked on the 13th instant, on board the Windsor Castle, at Plymiouth, fot the Mtediterraneaft. The S2d regiment is now qcpirtered a t the Mauritius, in good health. 1The 29th is also there, detached in different pl its, cutting and makin-g new% roads. - The 99th ...

... SA 13 BATIH First, tie wtiui current, the lieverenti EUSTACl CAitEY, mlishionarv. from) Cal'iitta. wilt preach in the ?? Alr WA;ti.TAW'S ChaelE-, . ?? Street, at Eleven o'clock IForenoon, and ii the RLeverend IlAr Kvoiwornfs Chapel, Jamjes's Place, at half-past Six o'clock Evening. Collections will be mtade foi- the objects of the Mission. Edinburgh, 25th Oct 18. ' ?? At a public meeting held ...

... : - A3NDAY-OcroT-ett 20. IllS MAJESTY'S HIEAL'TH. In corroboration of that which we observed in a Ministe- rial paper of yesterday (and which we give to-dav) we are Norry to say, that the King had a relapse on Wednesday, which cotflned himn to his apartments ; but we are also I glad to inform malr readers that his Majesty is materially better. Me-orning Herald. , It is said that Ministers are ...

... L ON DON. WEDNESDAY-OCTOBER 22. Some of our contemporaries have published the most gloomy accounts respecting his a1;ijesty's state of health, accounts which we are happily enabled to contradict. His Majesty is much better.-Courier. ?? regret to find, by a letter which we have this morning received from a correspondent at Windsor, upon whose means of information we think we can rely, that the ...

... PR V 7'2 C{) RlESPO2VD F .VXC. T nn-0- fl,, a [1. M. Ship Brittno, arrin-d it Porismtuthl from tlile eJ - flelro. !oo I-ti ?? a nost wi.. -titie pi~cc of ?? iii the it ntivic-ta etteil esbii Btt! anto thin1 S Avres. i atnroiot-iii- tie ceochi~-,i-n etC a pri-tinifnarv trootti olf t lie! i-co Lbhon St-i tqe hivi ih vvav~ colit u ted1 for a on III-: 129ttt A.-\ ttu, thte dltt the Biritoin aid.N ...

... TURKISH BULLETINI. Constantinople, Sept. 26. i The following Bulletin was published here yesterday:_ 'i His Excellency the Seraskier ordered, on the 17th of September, the Beglerbeg, Alisch Pacha, to go with some thousand men, and'. fall on the rear of the Russians beyond Strandcha. He first met with the Rtussian troops at Bou- 3assek. They were driven back upon the habitalirns, scith the loss ...

... | NEW3XAltKETl'SECO .D OCTOIBER MEETI\G. FRIDAY, OTOf~lit i7. General Grosvenor's;Johni de Birt, 8st. 71b. againist Mr Payne's f. Jungfrau, 7st. IOlb. First ilf of Ab. M. 5t2 s ovs. SO ft. (Dead heat.)-5 to 2agst John do Bart. Lord Exeter's b. g. ;by F'ilho di 'outa, 7st. 1211I. beat Duke of Portland's Carthusialn, 8st. S'b. T. Y. C. 100 sovs. h. it.-2 to I agat Lord l'xetea - I. g. 3Renewal ...

... SiNG;Ut.AP, CHARACTER. ?? '7 t. s~r ts ., A At the back cf itar.kcoch wosil, in the paishi of KMll, anrd not far oi the been iriful atid romantic baniks of th .cn, a manl of tlhe cnie cf .John M 'Artney, ho, lcd the li'b of a hermit for the fast thirty ?? or more. Previously hie weoie.d farlier iup the counutro, while the timber waVS be- iOf. cut round Lirglinore burn 5 and duitd-like, we are ...

... EXE:cUlTION. CticAcone'. (ct. 22'-Tlhit Morning- Thoroas Connor 'ted I ii L ntemny, conviIAO 1 at the last Circuit Court 1' ' c 1c'ciuiI aitssanit Upon A 1x MN Kinnon. (a native of 01(i 0 c''i'cdf TiyeeQ) near Port tglxnion, uni ie bnlths ci' V ''Ic 'ta.nitrd robbic.; nint of 12.21 itd ci 1cr tar- 1 c-vi,141c exero ted iln f-ont of the, J,1 - in tercus fcir fntxi. ?? W It cccli elc~oi I?'l ...

... DESTITUTE SI(M( 1 'LNNUAL SEIRAIIO(N ?? the SOCI iTY for 1 A 1:1, El; Of the DESIII 1tP' E ST C K. i iI he t'ell clc bty tlle liev. 1ATI1lC(K (CLAF)N, of St , I1iert'M Chapel Or Ease, itl ST (;oCttn:'s CIfxtIRC 'tl 1I U ISI)A Y EVVNING next, the 3r;:h currctt, wlen a CuLLECTIOtS *aill he maote in aid of the Fnmds. Worship to begin at Half-past Six o'Clotrl. The Rev. John Pears, A.M. late ...

... CATH-OLIC ASSOCIA'TION TI..Asociation met rio 'fThursd JYtIi . Corbal- lie, E~sq. in time Chair ; Mir Sntiiih facted -is Secretary. ARitr~sr Ut, Mlit lawLF59. Air St-trll. saidl the -arrest of MJr LawleOSsS is I moitemC tWIN iticidetit. It a-akeus feelings which it wotuld be a wrong to thle pthl ic to suppress Ihave not risen in order to deltiou IcL t Iiis Piroceedinlg, or to ptr,monoice ativ ...

... SINGULAR CIRCUMISTANCE. 3lsvnday the town of (iravesend was the scene of a curi- onus procceding, suhich cannot but reflect great credit upun thile actic vittlance of the authotities thereoi On that mornit t a slonp beitritg the title or the Nancy, of Boston, burden idmltt ltjl tons, antd loadeldl to the water's edg, i as see ttaking a slow progress ttp the river, towed by three itteti in it ...