... TRE ARMY. CGENERAL ORD0A. ; Horse Guards, Oct. 6,1828. The General Commanding In Chief Is pleased to approve of General Officers Commanding Districts in Great Britain grant- lIg leave of absence to Officers, and furloughs to Non-commis- sioned Officers and Seldiers, under the following limitations and restrictions, viz, 1. The leaves of absence granted under this Order to Officers may commence ...

... 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 ...

... PROPOSED DINNER TO MR. SHEIL; Yeaterday evening a Mfeeting WaS held at the Lnndoi Tavern, In c'nqeqoevr~c of the following letter, which was circulated it the cour5 * of tbe day *_ ' St-I nave conversed with several gentlemen, who are of opinion that the Friends of Civil and Religius Liberty ought to invite Mr. Siseil to a Public Dinner in the City of Lindon. I have, with a friend, S.en him to ...

... Jo QUARTERS REYENU. ,, tbe day on which the Qtrarter's Revenue is Made up. tarve paymt~tits are oftin made inta the Etchequer, At A I'. bout iat the day, it is nbviotis tbat we must defer the ' a'le . and the complete accounft if the Quarter, till wlt re bare een enabled to lay before the public, a general account, the accuracy of wlt ch may be rehled wCrrespondiorg Q14rrer last year, there ...

... LONDON MECYa.1'Cn! INSTIM7 ?OL. A Meeting of this institution look place lest night at the The. ins ?? belonging to the Inetitutions, being the Sixth Anniversary of pri the luttitation, to witness the eisirlhu'ion ofthe two Prizes gene- on rously given, to encourage the talents of the Members, by Dr. lei Fuliowes. 'L'hat Geutleman as bestowed two suinsuf O.1.each, hi' to be annually given to ...

... THA MORNIvNG CHRONICLJ'. LONDON:t FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1829. A private letter from Constantinople, which we have I seen, and which is of the latest received date, repeats a statement which has already appeared in our columns- namely, that a direct application had been made to Ge- neral DIEBITscH by the Diplomatic residents at Con- stantinople, to suspend his advance upon that capital. The ...

... DINNER GIVEN TO MR. SHEL BY THE LrIUTUI IRESHtiJLDERS [imotM THE DUBLIN EVENING' POST.1 'IC having bein ubideeteod that Mr. Skiil would attenod the kegiltry ef Freeholder. at Dundalk, It was deterkuined by a Isage body of Freeholder tso give hbti a Public Dinner, in order toI exprest Ute popularfeellgin g ist regird. Atcordittly, tipont Titursday htl, he wus Iovited to dinett Magruth's Roomt. ...

... DAMlA'J ABSQITE INJURTA. That ?? wehastev'er is, is right, many in a certain station E have every reason ito think true, andi excellent CauLSe tO C11- W deavour to make all below believe the same, but iurnbers A, are nevertheless very apt to question the fact. Iii tlie case Cc' alluded to we are inclined to their opinion ; but in a wider view, we hold them to be wrong. The Ptorpne, or One- I ...

... TIHE QTJREN'. MEETING AT ST. JOHN'S, HORS1SLEYDOWN. Thursday, pursuant to a Requisition, a numerous meeting of the Parishioners of St. John, Horsleydown, was held in the Vestry-hall, and afterwards in the body of the Church (the Vestrybeingfoundtoo small to contain half the assemblage), for the purpose of considering the propriety of presenting an Address of Condolence and Congratulation to ...

... - INS URRECTION IN SICILY. (PRdO iHE GiOR54ALI CONSTITUZIONALE DEL RE(N0 DEULE DUE SICIL5RL) NAPLES, JULY 20.-On the 16th a tumult took place Itf the i city of Palernio; the troops hastened to re-establish order, but unfortunately the blood of those who ought to love each other t as children of the same family, was shed. Amidst this melan-i choly tragedy, the Neapolitan citizens were ...

... NEXT THURSbAY. 4,5100 TICKETS TO BE TYRAWVN -ALL NVMLL ES11Zs-I$~OO~ 'rlNO NUTES-ALL IN STEPRLLNG GIQNEY. - THEE MORNIN CNIUG. 0W %C L 0 NJD O N: ., b TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1820. o' X BWe receired yesterday the Paris Papers of Friday t, Inst. .They confirm the, annolricement we gave yes-, al tirday of the birth of a, male. Weir to the House ofb Bourbon . Several' of the journals stopped the ...

... To TRE IDITOR o. l MOR.N I NTG CHRONICL&. SIR, Coilchcstcr, Aug. 14, 18t50. Had I seen in any o'her public journal the letter addressed to vourself by J. P., in your1p2perof the 12th instant, it would not I taye excited the surprise and the regret I feel at sentiments so 3 danger us, so immediately anarchical, being presented to the 3 public eve under the sanction of Thre ofiriunc Lrsnicle, ...