... = S; =CALl * ~~FOR S'EPTEhMBEER ienhm Garden.-;.No time ?? be, it. Sow Bpi- mach, lettuce, onions,' radishes, turn ps, cabbages, e61eworts,- *lrge, co~rn ..-alad, chervil, and corine;salsldi frqetccce~slon. Plant three 'year old asparagu na fot-bd't some' eer zsonth in succession. Earth up celery -nd cirdioons; dig and prepare vacaflt ground; weed care. fully.' Flow&er Garde-Dig and' prepare ...

... The French papers and private letters received on Monday I morning, drew a very gloomy picture of the prospects of the I Sultan. The Russians were said to have gained a great I victory within twenty leagues of Constantinople, in which the Turkish army was totally defeated. It was added that every thing seemed to predict the overthrow of the Ottoman empire. Accounts from Constantinople to the ...

... THE WEATHER-.THE ClROPS It is with nleasure we annnt1in . go .1 a a .. t tL a 11ottra in the weather sinre our last. With bhe e a; ?? shower late on Saturday night, there he t Of interrupt the harvest. work. The crops not c n to tained some injury, but if the fair weather Conlin iv I husbandman will still have a boulitithl re lb labour. Fear and hope have rapidly ?? tor he for some weeks past, ...

... SrATE OF THE COUNTRY I'HE state of the internal trade of this country, nnd of the comtfors and enjoyaments of the peophe, were never mole deir s edA than tbey are at the present moment. It was usual to receive assertious of this descpriptiont as mere croak'n, ; but the convivtion of the irutrof the statements is now so i-enertl, the insaenee of the facts is so widely | diff-spd, that hey are ...

... [raOMs THE coNariTuTIONNEL OF SATURDAY.] M. Courvoisier lately paid a visit to the Hon. M. Torfatix, and after the first compliments, the following conversation took place between them :- I have not forgotten, said the Minister of Justice, that I sat as a Deputy In your ranks. And now, replied M. Ternauxl you sit between M. de lI BoH- donuays and M. de Bourmont.;t- Nevertheless, my ...

... f A highly accomplished daughter of Earl Grey is shortly t to be united to Mr. Cooke, a gentleman of large fortune, in s Yorkshire.-Lonlon Paper. T11E1ATRICAr Cisrr ClAT.-Mr. Price has been fur some e time in treaty with Madame Vestris to perform, for a limited :1 period, at Drury-lane theatre. The lady's terms are said to n be £25 or £30 per night. Ilow moderate!-Quick; the e comedians ...

... LONDON-FRIDAY, AUGUST 28. 'We are in the possesion of the latest intelligence yet received from Constantinople, and are happy to say, that, to a certain extent, it confirms the'pacific rumours which leached us yesterday through France. The whole Ottoman capital had been thrown into conster. nation by the successes and rapid advance of the Rus- sians, and for the.first timee;the Sultan had ...

... g11rs, AuG. 25--Partly owing to the stormy weather, gad partly owing to the want.of the usual shoals of herrings 40our coast, there has not been above one-third of the fish reed here this season that were cured at this time last aur A very few south frith boats have fished 200 cranes, ti many do not exceed twenty, and the boats will not restge nore than 60 cranes each. There has been a pret- ...

... OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF THE DEFEAT OF THE I I MIGUEMlTIS AT TERCEIRI. i Angra (Terceira), Aug. 15, 1829. MOST ILLUsTRYOUS AND EcXCLLENT SiR-After I had ad- dressed to your Excellencty my fast dispatch, in Which I inform- ed you that the greatest part of thes blockading squadron had withdrawn, and only left two brigs on ibsarvation, things re- mained In this satat. without allaration until the 29th ...

... REFORIMATION SOCIEtY. TirE Theatre being closed 3t this sea>qrl athe' years and there being no oith r place of ?? dpen, sd ex- hibition was got up durin the last wek. at some of- the places usually devoted to religi6tus ?? the Stage mnallagement of Captain Gnrdotn, 'ndi Messr. Finch and Thotp. Tbe ictors werie rebeived 'l`itfi the same tokens of spplauze and {diapprobatiod that a9're usually ...

... RUSSIAN BULLETIN-PASSAGE OF THE BALKAN. Read-qarl ers, Aides, ,Tiy t4 (261h.) After the successful action of the 5tb, 6th, 7th, (17th 18th and 19th) had opened to the army the passage' of the Kamisehlik and the. road over the Balkan, the Commaider-iu-Chief ordered the arny to advance across that mountain, which has long been regarded as one or the insurmountable bulwarks of the Turkish Empire ...

... *TI)t O Pow ut CW)IW6iOI) alo TrupA. LONDON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28. A private letter from Paris says,- The recruits- who have been raised in Turkey to supply the place of the troops killed in the different battles are mere lads, under twenty. At Adrianople the Russians were expected and wished for, in consequence of the licentious conduct of the Asiatic troops stationed there. The official ...