... IlII. GENIUs OF ENGLAND. ( there is, in the leaf sear and yellow, I ts allOWdl he's a prsom isilkg, fellow - Vill spring tip-for to all hope wii]l sick- '. 1 s mso d fer'd that it makes tbe heart sick. W; all itS frigittfol, of jlld1t meat to come, ,' maijy !Tess the full slinstance and sum; li t To Oe, loth above and eiovw, c .. emise of tbe mortal, we know = ;dl desciie this llobgoblin alnd ...

... 1 Irani the LONDON 6t4ZETT~of TuesdayI, Sept. ('A'. WAR OFFICE, SEPT.25. The Right Hononrahla Lord Viscount Palmerston, bis .la- 3esty's Secretary at War, has appointed Lawrence Silivaii, Esq. to be his Deputy. 2d Regiment of Life Guards-Sir John Ogilvy, Bart. to Ihe Cornet and Sub-Lieitenatint, by purchase, vice Richard Henry Beaumonr, who retires. Royal Regiuenent of Horse Guards-Carporal ...

... 1 T 'lt)HE EDITOR OF THfE IORNING CtlRlONIClE. Sta-Asthe cotnluctor ofa pIllic Journal it must he eqllolly your duty and your best policv to advocate the truth, ;nod to correct with promptitude any mnis-statemeatinto wbich) yo may have been led by the ignorance or the malevolence of others. In your leading article of this day, you assume it as Ft fact, ...

... The only speech that truly spoke to the feelings of the House of Commons last Session was one by Sir George MNlurray, in praise of flogging. '1 he cheers of the Coun- try Gentlemen were quite deafening wken the Gallant Officer asked if our Soldiers, who had performed such feats of bravery, were to imitate tile practices of the armies which they had beaten, and when he called on them to ...

... COLONIAL OPINIONS ON TimI PROPOSED) REFORMS, EXEMPLIFIED BY MINCELLAN'oUSj EXTI1ACI'S FROM THEIR 01N RECENT'I NRW\'b~lA~l'E LCotlueded.] (From the Atit.-Slavery Monthly Rleporter, INTO. 15.) lit Ther Royal Gazette of llataica, (if S tne 8, 18'26, are in- serted sever t d imoit 'tit c'irommu nicatiotns. Oine wri or rein ark s, that '1 ' s the lin thor corintry has the Power, it is~ rleedless to ...

... ON TilE PIACTICAR LI'I'Voi MiH VALLTA\N(EL'S INVIEN- T(ION; & OF I -iE RENJ.\ i) RI D UtING ,,1 LtJ\WB Ill,LS. 'IN THE EDITOR OF Till-, iIN( CHIRONICLE1: Sint-1'errilt nin to notice anr acrol,t t ou It te i 4 en frimt Brighton Journal, of Air. Valiance's pteic~nt purut,min )II 1-1 fec tint a mittde of conveying passengers and w.)ds at aI at' which, to) numhers, is iticotiiprlehnsible. Ver- ...

... PORT'U GAL. [FROM 1 ElF LISBON GAZlTT'E OF TIlE 23D AUGUST.] LISBoN. Aur. '>2.-ls it then true that the corps of pelice Ca- vlry-that corps ot soldiers instituted for tIre defence and preservation of property anid the individual security of citizens, arid fir these purposes alone maiutained, clothed, and paid-is it then tile fact, that this corps has juEt been detected in the criuhinal attempt ...

... ABUSES IN SCO'TCH UNIVERSITIES, If the Commissioners really have the henour and usefulness tiC of the University at heart, they will feel it to be one of their l most imperative duties to purge it of those sinecure professor- to ships. which serve no earthly purpose but to give paltry ahia- to ries to a few individuals who generally do not need them, and I to bringacandal upon the whole ...

... I W'e lately gave, in a lette fro.m our Correspondent at Lia, An account of the execution of General Berirldoaga and Don Jose Teron, for treason. As illistrative of tle inflexible deter uiination of Bolivar to slppior't tie miajesty of the laws, weliave translated, from the Gaceta (le Carrt/sugena, of the 2d of July, the subjoined articles. 'h'lie Municipal Authorities ot Lima ad- dressed the ...

... I 0- [FROM THE ETOtLE OF TUESDAY.1 ST. PaERasBuRCH, SEPT. 6.-At half-past five o'clock this afternoon, the sound of cannon and bells announced the cele- bration of the Coronatiou of their Imperial Majesties. '1'o- morrow the illuminations and rejoicings will commence, which will last three days. We have as yet received no detail from Moscow. Onl the 26th of August, his Imperial Highness the ...

... TO THE EDITOR O1; THE MORNING CHRONICLE. London, Sept. lfi, 1826. Sln-Relying upon thc impartiality of your respectibile Paper in giving insertion to this Letter, which I am iniluced to write in conseqUenCe of mlly naie liiviw,, apipeared hcfoec th,, puilic, as supplying tile equipitieiitu of the ofltc s who Wuie to atcom. pany Captain Campbell to Gte'ce ; Ii beg to state that I never had any ...

... GERMAN P' S MAYF.NeCst AUG. 29.-His Highness Prince Metternich at- rived here the day before yesteray. The Oriial Spectator of- July 14 gives the following sketch of the character of Goura - When Colonel Fabvier, provided with money and great nmlitary talenta, arrived in Greece, and was appointed Com- mander of the regular troops, Goura, dissemblivg his mean, jealo0sy, sought te frilndshlip ...