... - - RI DAY's Gazette contained the King's letter in aid of the Society for enlarging and re- Pairnag Churciles and Chapels; the contributions to be collected after Divine Service and at the parishioners houses. ?? Majesty has received,asapresent from Capt. Campbell, of the Bombay, from the East India sta- tion, a beautiful Arabian mare. One of the King's grooms has been despatched to Plymouth, ...

... 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 ...

... Pale Mel4ncholy!. come and nake my breast Thy home i-,thou wilt be welcome here. Thou bov~st to dwell in hearts with grief opprest, -And shun'st the wrtchd whoma Ilsgring hope would uheer . So the ?? bird'thbexrin'd tower seek, And wings ,hdr *ay o'er.dark and dreary plains; F xom cheerfdl haunts of mnen with speed retreats, And ?? where deso1ation reigns. - Eshai ScuooL. ,, ALIQUIS. ...

... 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 ...

... Let the PRIESTS receive the tithes of the -people, and keep a. written account of all that have paid them; and divide, them in the presence of such as fear God, according to canonical authority. Let them set apart ' the first share for the building and ornaments of .the church; Ldistribute the secoaI to the ypoor Hand strangers with their own hands,: in mercy and preiility.; and ...

... LETTiEtS JXo ,TXIE CONTIN-EPT P rs aOn-.tied)-M D Y I~SIPO S. M Mf'TNS .1OF 2We AAgIIBD ,SRAJ5ATOR1' OF ?? 17MAwif AND4 XMUSRs~r OF NATURldL ?? Paris. Aprad MS Ma& If. the Poarbilatteare eirls~etikea In eahic1nrg for t~il~er~ijautra. fi~t Q iteco anstolgat th~e citllit~tlisf of ?? end rcmnln. they' have beettqr reason for the boat thitt their Kitsg~s t~ldr'ary it the noblest collection nif ...

... SPKECH OF MR. FRENCH. I insert with great pleasure-the speech of Mr. FRENCH at the last meeting of the Genk al Association of Friends of Civil and Religiobs LIbNrty. 'l M'r. MF RENC then rose, and was 'ipartially greeted Wvith. applabse. He ' 8pke D earay as rollows :-GENTLE lM1 I' n at Umptin to-say a -w*voids after a Gentleman, whose mode of soeaking is well calculated to ewcite I the ...

... THE MlORATING CHRONICLE. LONDON: SATURDAY, OCTOEBR 25, 1828. We received last night the Paris Papers of Wednesday, and the Gazette de France dated Thursday. Their contents are possessed of little interest. Victory has declared for the Brunswickers in Kent. Of the assembly on Penenden-heath, from five to six eighths, as far as we can learn, were on their side. They were united too, while their ...

... ~POST-SCRIPT.. LONDON, OCT. 24. His Majesty; whose health and spirits have considerably improved since last weeks is still, we regret to say, in a state of doubttul convalescence. His Mjesty's appetite his been rcstotbed, but he is unable to walk without ex- periencing great pain, and is interdicted from the enjoy- ment of the open air in even the most sheltered of his favourite and beautiful ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ,.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 ...