... THE SYL YER-MINES OF PER U. The Lim a Gazettes and private letters that we have re- ceived to the end of May last, speak in very favourable b terms of the progress now making in the mining specu. laticrs carried on there, with the assistance of indivi- duals from this country. A few years ago, a cargo of st-am engines and other machinery was shipped for ?? for thepurpoce fdraining the mines o ...

... The New Sheriffs for the year ensuing, Alderman Waith- l ar, and James Williams, Esq. were sworn into their office at the Guildhall yesterday, with the usual ceremonies. Previous to the ceremony, a deputation of the Livery of their respective Companies met the Sheriffs at the Albion Tavern, In Aldersigate-street, where they partook of an clegant djeune, at the joint expence of the Sheriffs, ...

... We reported, In our Journal of the 30th ult., an answer of Barbara Krantz, a witness in the proceedingi against the Queen ?? towhich,that female had had a conversation at Carlsruhe with a Minister narmed Gallatin. Although this wimness did not know, nor could she p oint out what situation the Minister filled of whom she spoke, it is clear that her asser- tion could only'relate to the Count de ...

... THE, MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: SrTU1QDAY, SEPTEIMBER so, i5sm. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Tuesday last. The accouchement of the Duchess de BERRI had not yet taken place, but the Mon iteur ventures to predict that it was near at hand. Her Royal Highness paid her respects to the KINo on Sunday, and on Monday received a visit from the Duchess Dowager of ORLEANS. The KING on Monday ...

... 1 I'o TlE rDITOfR or Tiw MORVING LCHRONICLE. SIR, In acknowledging your very luminous explanation of the Spanish M1ayorazgas, I wish to intrude upon you a few remarks on a subject so important; if, indeed. the delicate investigations of the day may give place to any minor topics. The Mayorazga is certainly an evil, and should be removed as soon as it is practicable to do so. But I do not think ...

... 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 ...

... TOR YISM. C Toryism is blind in its confidence in power-arbitrary in its exercise of it. Its lsbrors are all directed to two objects-to in- crease the power a, the Executive-to curtail the rights and pri- a Vilegts of the people. Some ut its votaries may act from some- a thing like the odl chivalrous attachment to RoyIalty ; but, whe- a ther Irom igilorancl., passion, prejudice, or design, ...

... I IIABITANTS Or OPoRTo-The Provisional Junta of the Sn- preme Government owes to you its most warm and unfeigned acknowledgments, not only for the eflicacious co-operation with which, in so many ways, you have aided the holy cause of our country, but also the truly honourable spirit with which you have preserved tranquillity and regularity in your proceedings, from the memorable day of our ...

... LOSS OF THE 1-ION. COMPANY'S .-CUiSER THE I - ARIEL, IN THE PERSIAN GULPH, I rTMACT OF A CLETRES FrOrIS BOMBAY, pROM ONSz or T FOUR _ ?? WHO ESCAPED.Cl d' We left Bussorah on the 12th of March, 1820, V and had a tedious passage down the Euphrates. On d ihe 17th we were off Rarrah. an island about 40 miles b from Bushire. During the night of the 17th it blew t fresh, with a considerable sea. ...

... To Tiin. DTTOIr or Tnri mORNING AIIRONTCI. Slit, It is the constant practice of the Treasury Writers to confound the Whio-s with the Radicals, and to impute to the great and respectable body of men, whose 'only aim is to preserve in integrity the pure principles of the Constitution, a fellowship of sentiment with the intem- perate and rash propositions of the Ultra Reformers. With much more ...

... COMMION HALL. Yesterday a Common 14all was held for the purpose ofelecting a Lord Mayor for the ensuing year. 'rile ?? was very mach crowded. Thle Lady who claims the title of Princess of Curnn berlaud, attended by one of the Sheriffs, Sir Gerard Noel, and other Gentlemen, with a number of Ladies, appeared in the side gallery; she was welcomed by the cheers of the Liverymen. At one o'clock the ...

... L 0 N D'O N: FRIDA , SEPTEMBER 29, 3s2o. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Sunday and Monday last, with the exception of the Gazette de France. There is no account yet of the accouchement of the Duehesade BEBRI; nor does the statement in a private letter appear to be true, thather Royal Highness had been seized on Saturday with labour pains. The Duchess promenaded for two hours on ...