... - ^W g Mull Varlict nD oumyjer mrrtllt, . i' i a. . I .. - - rs, be B {J. I-ULL: ry TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1828, I PuBlFG the past week the foreign papes lave been 1 I C urent itica -ets :fir s -time previotfi. N of thiga c~rdao o a rnora. yo obseivation since the fall The, siege Silistrie is stated to be still og outed with' vigour, but no details are given. A rep, of sae ie. m that it had ...

... DOOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. LONDON. , A Council was held on Illondty at two o'clock, nt a a Windsor Castle, Ifr the purpose ot laying before his Na. a j ety the Recorder's Report, and for other public business. .IThe following Members of the Cabinet left town to at- v ,f tend it :-The Duke of Wellington, Mr Peel, the Chan- s n cellor of the Exchequer, the Earl of Aberdeen, the Lord i t Chancellor, ...

... 11 P:1 .7E Co? IRESPONDN I I . I1- '1 , Lond nil, Dlec. S. e ?? Ie tlliiS ifhtvn rinm the l Po'titnese Wuaik oil the Rfoyail I ri1g E! xitli-e ,as ibl a stite or great bustle ail agitaption, in v towi.-ti1ence oif tho reports of the lteath if Dnll Mnivit. S ., I hi -tlileent ill ?? uvesn1in paip,.r oli the subject its, that by such intilllieicr had ben31i1 brouiilit tO the pinrt of iooe, it) r ...

... BRUNSWICK CLUBS AT 'ORCESTER. rFeOl A CORRESPONDENT.] Observing in ide Standard of Saturday> the 29th alt., a statement relative to the Worcester Meeting held en the 27th, as f. Iowe:- BRUNSWICK CLUns.-The triumph which the Protestants of Worcester oStained on Thursday is the snore gratifying, as the formation ofthe Brunswick Club was the spontaneous effort ofthe whole county. Beyond a few ...

... THE MECHANICS' INSTITUTION ?? _ _ _I AArAX.>\A On Tuesday evening a numerous Meeting ot the Members took pi, in Southampton street buildings; upon which occasion Dr BIRRXRael the President, took the Chair. They had now (he said) existed X years: at the commencement of that period, there had been man p6 phecies that the life of the Society would be short and unsatisfaypti, The propheciers, and ...

... GLASGOW UNIVErItSITY. - Tnuesday, tlie election of at Lord Rector for he 120.1, C y If tlii; ctir took place, in coinsequenrce of Sir WalIe Scot delinnglo accept, when Pl Aliash.~ `at'o'b-lltvi 8n;agtin ?? by a rl~aj.rtyt 13' 1 tree itt te 0'i 'tion5, 017. i I Glllaiilt', 'r-is''f--llJ~i-ot, nod ilotlisesian t''t''the 1o a 4 11 tliatllre tris a ivajority inl ?? t t i j tlkiclittei ...

... - _ .1 - * _ ica ?? circumstances of an ordinary nature, I should Iso if a have been happy to have followed the natural bias of my inclina. 7.tions. and abstained from any interference' whatever, in those i It political discussions which distract the counsels of this country.. sig ing Mn at a moilent of such intense and commanding interest as the Re Lire present, silenc~e ill ime would be ...

... I R r PD -33. LMETUBWIDGM, X. P. !KO THE GEJNTRY,.CLEoGY, YBOMfANRY, AND INHABIITANTS OF THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET. Sandhill Park, Nov. 18, 1828. Gentlemen,-Having received information that it is intended by several individuals of great respectability and influence, in the eastern part of the county, to place their signatures to a declaration, which shall an- nounce their unalterable attachment ...

... DINNER TO LORD MORPETH- BY TH9E FRIENDS OF CIVIL AND RELIGIOUS LIBERITY. [AIMIDED FROM THE DUstLIN MORNING REGISTER OF FRIDAY] This grand National Banquet took pLice yesterday at Mor I isson's. His Grace the Duke of LEINSTER presided, stpportted co sI e rigbt (exclusive of' the distinguished guest, Lord Morpeth), iiy the Earl of Bective, Lord Rossrnore, Lord Dacreson, Lord Jiowth, the Hon. Mr. ...

... gofil Up ?? Noar 2. Of Fi~t [AY. Nov. 28.| Thiis night's Gazette contains a letter from Captain Lyons, of hlls .Iajeity's ship Blonde, to Admiral Sir P. Malcoltm, detailing the assistance reudered by the Blonde (in ...

... aGIBlRAL4TAR. It]ItJ -~4A ?? U (frow/.> thel ?? 1,101.) ti ; Retnrn of fever cars wthichi have eccurred amon- tbe troops in the Garrisun of Gibraltar, from Sept. 1 to Nov. n 5,11328:- 1 1-3 D - ljischarged ti Corps. i letl. flied. & remain. h mteing sick. tt t ()rdnance ?? l l 2ti t 11 r 12th legiultnt ?? ' 43 i3 e 21 ditto ?? - - ..j3 T9 141 4.. dif.o ?? , ,t! 214 ti f ed ?? .20 77 218 ...

... | TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Six-Ia several of the Papers of Wednesday last is given what puirports to be a report of thet proceedings at Union-hall, under an information against George Wilcox, a lshourinig land coal-meter, for having suffered an excess of nmeaisurenaent of two bushels and a half in one chaldron of coals, at the wharf of Messrs. Bishop & Co.; and they crrnclude by ...