... LONDON, TZIURSDA EV{.4A AucUST 2STII, 1829. *r The Pis papers of Tueslay, and tbe Gazette dc F000ee d:ted y jVdnTsday, aiAed this morning. Thle, following orticle fiom tile Gazelle dc Feoace is th- ocy port of their contents worth ropeatieg:- OFF7CIAL NEWS FRoMb cof'SrANVINOP'LE. I The Freach Government his received intelligence fr om Constan- )f tillople IpI to the 8th of' August. tI the ...

... ?? . , 16POLITIAYt INTELLoiENCE. r : INVASrON or TuRvEa.-Tlesvarioushaeeoustts of the progressdof w the war between Russia and Turlkcy, rand the 'general course of 'y froceediigs' in the East of Europe, being mudh too vague and Is' lengthy to be given at full, it will be-our endeavour in a suna- it Intmy way to state.tle'substance 'of ?? the first place, 'the 1e Russaans tliemseives ...

... :Midla n d ?? I .cbr i-oanctsorr. k7i'llro. . .. la, FIiDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1S2S. The resistance which is offered by the Turks to the } arms of their northern invaders, is regarded in this- country with a degree of interest greater than we cana suppose it possible to be created by sympathy with ous antient ally ; for although the feelings of English X men are readily excited in favour of ...

... LoNrDON, TZflrSDAY £VENiG1 OcroniER 8, 1S29. OtOtr City Correspondent says that these v i be a I l-. Wurrease ill the Custons' d:I patin ent, in conisqulence of the hig-il dKties osl Corn but there will be ac dtlicncy in tile EXCise ocid Stoosio.-SMeo, i Wec have receive d tie Paris Papers of Ttesdcty. 'The silessoge, des -hcnst?,res sopi-Is fronttile. sestoisly slazettlie saIctlsi sceonot or ...

... LONDOK, rIErU.RSDAr EVNiNGvjza, k DrcER-sE.R 11. f We fied bh letters from Constantinople of the 31:1th ult. thot the Sril- _tan continu's busily occupied in the orgaizaltin of a new armly for Lst:Ic (opening of the springeaoipsign; for which purpose he has ordered tile formatuior of military schools, in which the. pupils are to receive in- _ Stortion nit only in time duties of their ...

... -rITCI AT CHNESS BETWEEN THE LONDON AND ED ISBURGH CLUBS. The fifth game of this match, which declded the contest, d has just beets published witll va'riatiosts and remarks by Mr. t Lewis. The match Was coomsnenced in April, 1624t.; the stake played for ?? a cup of the value of twenty-five gu- neas, cld thie best in three gainies (exclusive of drawn gases) wals to lbe the winner. The Edinburgh ...

... INFANT S CHOOLS I :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WE have been favoured by the Right Hon. Sir John Sinclair, Bart. Nith the followin, cpy of his Address to the Puiblic on the establishment of Infant Schools in Scotland:- It is a most fortunate circumstance that the propriety of establishing nllllnut Schools has been brou ht under the con- s~devatson of the inhabitants of Edinbuigh. On ...

... SATURDAY, JUNE IS$ 1629. r o 11 a bulletin published in the St. Peter.sbiiiqi Journal, the Russians cltim a victrv overtthe Turks, ,i, issuingt from Slaumlat under the Grand Vizier attacked themit furiotisly iii the vicinity of Pravadi, a strolnr position between Shumla and Vaina. The Russians estimated their own loss in killed and - Wounded at 1,000, and that of the Tturks at 2,000. The ...

... | NEnW BAILEfI.-TxURSDA1, JC NE I.J. te jlfzclhuel Raffaeity, fichael Sirninons, Jo7m Ifolt, ird .-. Jolsn .'.IDonnr/, wvere brought up charged with assaulting _and iotbbing Matthc Hal, 'vbo stated tbat as hc was conm- eing from deesal race-csurse with the laidlord of the Paul e Pry public house, being l little intoxicated, in the lirst field- tfom the moor, the five prisoners surrounded himn, ...

... : I HOUSE OF LORDS._,p'50.r M~nns to cAvrioLTC REL1111 PILL. `y Exactly at 5 o'clock, Mr. PEEL appe ercd at their lord- a ships' bar, and brought uIP a1 Message from the Commons, ii I~~yn, h ocrec Of their l1~rdlslips to the Roman w, Cathofc relef bil. As soo as thle title of the bill was O read by the Lord CHANCELLOR, several of their lordships 'Nd wyelcomued it wvithl loud cheers. Mr. PEEL ...

... Z JNDNX 24USDAY Z1ENIWG, JuNE 924, 1S29. T' HE FMLNIJS. FOUR O'CLOCKI, CLOSING PRICES. Ceotsol, Moloev - Greek, I155, 15 Ditto for Accotijit 88' Mexican, Al 20, 21I Chili; it. 181 Portugoree 414i1 C'olabiosl, '1824, ]8 Spaoisl, If Tl: Turcy wialil arrived this isoriting tilt tbe sates are not so re- cenitbytotvso dasos those yesterd ty into Fenclihpapers: they ore to tie 24th of May inclusive. ...

... ASETON. On Alonday a complaint was exhibitcd by Standrni, the police constable, against the driver of A1setoi luill's wag gonfor alowring it to remain iii Scolandil-street, for eve ra! nours, contrary to tile provis:on of the police act. Th c defendant, *viho did not aippear, ivas conlvicted inl the niti- gated penalty of five shillings anl costs. Thomas Birainali susuinoned Jacob! Bottoniley, ...