... Mvj Lorin Wlithin these few years, very important improve- ?? have een madle on t mail coach system of communication througli ont this hi gtlom, and the public have every where to acknowledge the consatant attettion paid by the officers whosuperilltenM that de- partment, not only to thle regularity of dispi b hout also to the care andl certainty which attend every t1i'ii' committed to tt ir ...

... Cakeanian Rl1ercttrp. EDINBURGHI TIJUISDAYl-OC7TOBERG ;23. r The apparent reluctance with which the Russian Go- e vernmsent makes public any communication with respect to r the military operations in the East, the long interval that is _ permitted to elapse between each publication, with the scan- ty, imperfect, unsatisfactory, and often obscure nature of s the Bulletins actually put forth, ...

... i3MLLAND ANI '1THE CATHZOLIC QUESTION. To TIOS ?? or ruE C_4tJED)0xtAK ?? ?? t Itt numlber of' Blarkwoed't B Mgazine, con- su;itg f niov~s artit-le ott Ireland and the.c Catholic qubs-1 ti-i''tis just fallen fi1.0 m' liardis. in a1 period! of less -xietntithn the peet sorb work's might bo fearless-. !,vef1t to the quiet operatten of' time etnd coinmon sense. 1iut iiotmnnf t is ak gaorli ...

... IMR OWEN JONES, alias MfYVY}. : T.IMlABLE COLLECTOR AND li I OF VELSH LITERATURE. LINES Addressed to Sir Edir-rd M1fosteil, Palrt. thf, ?)*iZ r Presidejt of the Dten lnq is!,'dd,1 FROMt TIHE VISION Or t`llS', AlN I, 10 S` s;) . , Afier celebraliitq o/ther ivntatlriel ri /Ihc 0, ,1 A ulk,' .. Ir And he, who still, With libc, tl hand extiloros 'The storicl hobard, po-etic paile restores, ...

... 'f About twelve o'clock yesterday morning, her Majesty the Queen of Portugal paid a private visit to St. PdUl'8 Cathedral. Hter M1ajesty and suite arrived there in two of his Majesty's carriages ; Lord Clinton was also in attendance upon her Ma- jtely. Tbe carriages entered tbe Cathedral-yard at the great j We.tern gate, and tbe grand western entrance of the Cathedral was, on the occasioo, ...

... Berlin, Oct. 12. AOCOUNTI traM tottt TrIeMATRE OF WAIt. flenort of' the operationls before Chollmla, from thie th (1tth) to the 9th (21st) Sept. Our position before Choumla is the same, without any aivterbril. On the 18;h one of our detachments, which uwla obliged to forage in Jeni Bazar and the neighbouring iltce-, was attacked by a body of .3000 of the enemy, h:i brl come from Chounisla by a ...

... 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 ...

... I'R ?? 7sE CORIESPpoQND?-CIC. e IE 1 .. I.onc(30n, ()t. '20. The money market is Withoutt imitch aciivityX but capi.. talists are watching %with) great- nx iety the ntirin affairs take both albtoad a tid at homne, in order to be govvrtied by the resuilt in the next operations. XW e thiiak the liact more clearly established tban it mas last week. that an iltrearinrg demrrand for inoney exists ...

... 'ile Irish papers are filled with accounts of pub lie meetings held for the formation of Brunswick clubs. The proceedings are full of interest, and we only regret that we have not space enough to do them a tithe of the justice they merit, But we hail these symptoms of regeneration-this resurs rection of the dry bones-this spirit of resistance to conciliation-as a gratifisng anid propitious ...

... Orer the space comnprised between Chalcedony and Scutari may be perceived immense cul)olas of a dark green, contrasting strongly Nvith the ob jects surrolndingl theni-they are tol5s of a prodi gimis qualtity of cyJpresses. Th' soil from whence thev rise foinis the two greatest ceinetrics of the Tuibks hi teil vicinity of Constalitinople ; at the en(l of the delile there is another verv ...

... LONDON: TH URSDAdY, OCTOBER 23, 1828. We received last night Hamburgh Papers te the 18th October. They contain no further official accounts from the theatre of the war; but a variety of reports and ra- mours. The Turks are said, in a letter from Vienna, to have been defeated between Widdin and Krajova, and to have experienced a signal defeat. The accounts from Odessa speak of the air having ...

... BRITISIl PEERAGES. - _ *I - , sL . -.L. . .. WINDSOR, SARl OtF M;'YROUTI. This noble family derives its descent from Dixie fiickimaii, Esq. ol'Kew, in Surrey, and his wife Elizabeth, the eldest daughter of Henry Winidsor, Lord W~indsor, wvho dlied ini ISi5. I-le vas descend- ed from Otho, a noble baron in ltalv, who lived is the time of Edward the Confessor. We have nothi ig historical to ...