... ARMY- Governtfetft Inost wilatty have it~a of quorterolYth~) is aifl title C ltapci sj10iiers week-ly jiostiiillof qas roriY..ti111- ci' itcti en.is1 sill prevent nm3any Of the htiercnS rom san- deis iel away in t ?? Iteir qli ?? ii) iifitn sli Rh ('01 ilSI ien to trust to ii(fetarllt ?? er a b t i O twe the i( lo0it in g plite ii. ni'. l . , C tist iii vi n of t the 3 unde h e r A1 o jor M ...

... SIlR WILLIAM FORlDES OF PITSLIGO, BART. It is wvith sincere regret we announce the death of this ttulv amiable and excellent person. That melancholy event took place at his house in Georpe Street on Friday last, having, as we understand, been immediately occasioned by an ossification of the heart ; but the death of his eldest son, a youth of great promise, is thought to have preyed on the ...

... LONDON,. FRIDAY-OTrCOEni, 2L. His Majesty had a partv to dinfier on Wecduesdiv evening at the Royal Lodge in Win(dsor I'ark. hile Ring,being free from the gout in his hand, has signed. within the last few days, a numlber of ( ffi i:l papers and documents which were wvaiting his signalatre. ETON, Oct. 23.-Yesterday his Majesty agaiu cnimc down to cinner; and to-day tim allboiie '-ic by LiL, ...

... PENENDbN. MEETINI. Tegreat mheeting- o ?? e-i,; held thsdy Ataeay hbur'preovgaltio'ns ,wer~ made Uona proper scale. t a Fotfajr:t lwo - iwre ealvs oi uttendidg the cteruing.. Th.-lprospect of the euclosure aten frow Wh'~rosi~gheightaswms! d 1.rly~ecbanlng A w~gwy~ssge~assrected.for -the High Shuejiiffand his 0Oihcers, in 11ronc of the hlitwbicli ,Stand& on the, H eath zwaggorts were arranged ...

... UU I'SSIANS AN D T URKS. Clolat(irtp bef. re Giuei0ett, ont thle Lf'WLe Daoube, 11-iriti ?? (bits taJr. t Iim ;t! ty'TA tO sit Itilt it Ta V itII ie l i ti, Nu Itf: ci ' i` , 'i i, l'ii. ti i a s Tt I ' or mer part. ni t, II% tt'rtiCV seas Tr- 52w~v ('Itt lv of '1 Ot'sl cc hut nt it ?? of' nroe'O' tlhe 1'::arevzlit~iet of ?? in Tnv pirogrss hither lisft, 1)4,, I htsve bc el)neiral y jolte~ti ? ...

... 60, id LEINSTER PROVIN;CIAL MEETING. e- rFROM THE DOUBLINJ MORNINsG REGISTER OF WEDNESDAV.] lit On Monday this great Convention Was held in Kilkeofny. It at would bet impossible to form a correct es~timate of the loumbers id assembled ; as, besides filling every part of St. James's Chapel, to where the Meeting was held, the crowds outside of the sacred ,.. edifice were of such magnitude as to ...

... & ~fjut~ W0 IW tIi0D ,JPROM TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. ?? Callaway, Pros et-placeIlValwntth, ?? Smitbfield, Birmipghambutl b*.AVm, Bailey Fox,2 Crvfortd-street, Mlary-le-Bolc, oil and colburman.- Wvm, Soutitlee, 'atitcobury, ?? Stewart alorgan, etwfl' oilrhouae, Mitre-court, Fleot-street, rommi6aion l. er- 3eltki113, E~irf udth-tret/ Sp-i1elda, irornmou teO.flob. Clarkc, tare, Hertforcsbire, ...

... 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 ...

... - ?? - - - -- - - .Qrllalc-Doitian jilacurp. EDINBURGH. MOND 1D.1-_0Cf7O')RR 27. ?? ('oormnesresitineNTr. l'h n e nnasict ihv A :Mon- )e r ot'ine itr te \vest cturch, ('sssrels.'' sas vlesIn, itt aI I-eat vie:ssstre anmicipated by *asat we hsave alrresdv psi sir st'1 respsecting the timle at w hich thc sascraiunest is clispenreed in that paritlh. 1 A Student's sugestioon w ill not tic lost ...

... 7THE JJOJINING CHRONICLE. LONDON: AIOND.4Y, OCTOBER 27, 1828. We have received the Paris Papers of Friday, and the Gazette de France dated Saturday. it is affirmed in a letter from Odessa, that in the affair at Varna (alluded to in the Russian bulletin) a whole re- giment, with the exception of one battalion, was de. stroyed. The Constitution ned contains a letter from Vienna, which alludes to ...

... I MAIDsxONx, SATURDAY NlGXT, 132o'CLOCK. Seoon after the conclusion Of the Meeting, the stees of Maidstone were crowded with persons who hatl at.. tended It, and who anxiously gazed ait the numerous car.- Tinges that rolled in and set down the Noble Lords and leading 'Gentlemen who had taken a pert on the Heath; these were chaered or osberwise greeted, according to the manner In which their ...

... FRIDAAYOGTORER 24, 1 1ttatanwand Du-tcb papers to:the 12th inst. fivc ita ?? the transtctiona in the EDst up toQ thie 2rth -M of0&pterntr, but contain no informatiori bf import. V ?? It ttppears, however, by another Rusisitn-bulle' I tP :ecelved, that on the!2fith the R usises otatneed 'hi Como rldvontages over the Turks, whlo.vae atin attaei; te on their position at Czurol, but were repulsed ...