... '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, ...

... 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 ...

... SIGNOR CURION1. tout Many of olur Iraiders will recollect a Curious case Of an order a far of filiation made same time since, in whIch Signor CUrIOni, Of Its the Kiug's Thealtre, wasth~edefeodatit. A Frenichpaper, under the article Tribunaeux .Eirange~r, gives theA following version of Ihere the story, and not without sow'e justice makes itelif exceedingly COO- merry on thle absurdity of our ...

... XENtF Mars K / ji A~ NTY MEETING. l EXtRACT OrA - _ A sltob . . LWTTER FROM MAIDSToNE, DATED OCT. 21. ing tbe subject of general conversation is the approach- Iing g, it is difficult to collect sufficient information to fnable a person to give a fair statement of party feeling in this aelIgi'jourbood. The highest clasges say that h is very injudi- c1iIIS to agitate the country by a discussion ...

... KERRY MEETING. The following ft the speech delivered by Mr. O'Connell at the late Ke ry Meeting Mr O'CONNELL, M.P., rose, and was received with loud and enthusiastic cheers, which lasted for several minutet. He was about to speak when a person from the crowd cried out one cbeer more ;` the cheers and acclamations were again renewed. At length silence was obtained, and Mr. O(Contell commenced ...

... SHOCKING CALAMITY: THREE CHILDREN BURNT. Yesterday afternoon an Inquest was held at the Coopera' Arms, Huntirigdon-street, Shoreditch, on the bodies of Carollne Amelia, Eleanor Elizabeth, and George William Balls, who fell a sacrifice at a fire which broke out en Monday night lasts at No. 11, in the above street. Before the witnesses were examined, the Jury proceeded to view the bodies, which ...

... FIGHT BETWEEN PAUL SPENCE R AND ALPXAN fien1ti TUB GLASGOW CHDIi~OtC14.1 The efforts of the London Prize Fight Ring, to Mak t,qr,~ ior money popular in Scotland, have bitberto heen Mten; 'With very indifferent success. The defeat of the Eniagi, 514 list, Robert Avery, in the fight with Simon Byrne, at IMuir rendering the ascendlancy of the Rost and the Tbi*t t4 tthe StIamrock somewhat insecure ...

... FRENCH PIPERS. (FROM THIE GAaETVTE DF FRANCE, DATED OCT. 21]1 CONSTANTINOPLE, SlPIr. 2G.-The following Bulletin was published here yesterday- His Excellency the Seraskier ordered, on the 17th Of Sept., the Begler Beg, Alisch. Pacha, to go with some thousand men and fall on the rearof the Ruaslans, beyond Strandchl. He first met with the Russian troops at Boulassek. They were soon driven back ...