... LONDON. MOND)AY. NoVEM==R 5. kRIS Papers to the 4th inst. which avrived last night by P Express, not only furnish us with a nev Versioan of the recent naeal proceedings in the Levant, bht give nis to un. derlitaud that tile subqequent arrival aud interferetice of Lord Cochrane led lo an action between the Greek and Egyptian fleets, which terminated in the retreat or the lalter to the port of ...

... D)ANSIMINE cOUFUSING CLUl;. iu,-X -o lci l Club took PtntcO A mestig of the Dankisine Coursing Club took plac don -&iued.ay fet. Nn.L' C Ail Cop gt ~j tle Clujb l~dog&undet toetm tyd` tht ct Ivi A Wireff'knrv and 1b d tih ft AV BWrodin's bP . ?? aolato and Id Sibljte~r beat-> *. hIPW ?? trsttw flt~ouid bear Mi'. Thiln bt ~ 7d DMr SSrme'e ?? a bye; Mr Rob r d Spunk not being upsis the gronnd t ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SlR-The frightful increase of crime within these few years in ibis metropolis, and the simultaneous increase of wretched- ness and pauperism, need nO formal proof. 'To Counteract them we have seen scheme upon scheme set on foot by philantbro- piStS and well-intentioned persons* we have had a Refuge fer the Destitte-an Establishment for tlhe Hwuseless ...

... M ICscmArous. A t . .. . m ' BRANCIK BANKS AND COUNTi'r BANDxS.-Tihe following spirited observations are from na small pamphlet, entitled The Bank of England and the Country Bankers, written by a person who signs himself AN ENGLI9SHM IA:- It is, believe,'impossible fora.mbnopoly'of the Bank of England to sustain the present magniflcent height of public credit; or to pre. vent it ...

... -1.PRJ TE CORRESPONDENCE. PR~IVArE CORR1ESPON'DENCE. I-~A-A lut- 00e, The effeot ikely to be produced on tb- IFrench ronte9, by at ,Ies the dissolution of the Chamber oF Deplties, is a subject of rr noome interest anrung the London capitalists. it appears by u, [ves the letters of Tuesday From Paris, that the French money low market is divided ir0tt two parties, lho take opposite viei's of ...

... LORD MAY O.R'S DAY. Friday being Lord Mayor's Day, the usual ceremonies were observed, accompanied however with more splendour than has been usual of late The new Lord Mayor appeared anxious to propitiate the show-seeing and turtle-loving citizens, and to avoid the sarcasms so abundantly poured out upon the economy of some of his predecessors. The procession to West- mninster, where the new ...

... LOAD MIYOR'S DAY. I The ceremony of inaugurating the Lord Mayor into his 'iffice was, according to usage, performed yesterday. The pa- geant was of a far more gorgeous atnd splendid character than t bas been for miny years. There were several additional 's)nds of music, and each was excellent; a much more brilliant display of flagis and banusers; and among tile extraordina'y personages in the ...

... I tFROM THlE GAZITTE DE FRANCE, DATED I TESDAY, NOV. t.j CONSTANTINOPLE, OCT. 10.-Oa the 4th of this month the Alaitud, or Anuiversary of the Birth-day of the Prophet, was celebrated in a solemn manner by the Sultan, who went in grand procession, with the Court, to the Mos(le of Sultan t Acismed 1., amidst a great coneourse of people. At the beginning of this month an Envoy from the Khan of ...

... It0 THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS IT MERCURY. ?? ' Leedf, 2d.No. I82. I t GItNT1C,91 . ?? Leede d,YNdv. 1827.. It was not till tisii aftiernoonj that I ibtinlsed a t t ei6ht of nra lutel/il,,enrc of ...

... bolvicb, Oollember lo. Wednesday last was married, at St. Lawrence Church, Richard Temple, Esq. of Appleby, West- moreland, to Mary Ann, second daughter of Mr. Abbott, late of Erwartoin Hall, in this county. On the 28th ult. died, after a lingering illness, in his 17th year, Ciarles, tile second sonl of Mr. John Gidney, of Queen.street, Norwich. Hc was a promising youth, and his risingg ...

... cafrmv, Rocal all'o orlieral. A iititilti v ol litieqil itld literary journial, called au t~o ire CS ii itt ISSI eti ttlr has lbueki I-tablisihed atou TIii pfili. 'Ie lh rt muitiber was paublishied in JulY silt Inslt.-lt is relaltedl, :sa itr aof' oi tue extraordi- ' nary I'ittltltee oi 'lrlit this 'yevr, aid its eonsequeit i AlI:. -d. thlt at hcttd:l Itlst week a itarber waS wit el Issisi ...

... - 1,11PRONtIVIENT.- To t wle T itso of : ?? Noe/1c l/laes Clierosic'f. Md. loTroR.In thesc boasted (lays- of imn- provemnent, when the march. of inselleict is sup- posed to have wlroullglt such vliaious lbenefits in * eneral, anld ?? we see mlost forciblyl3 illustrated i. tilis portion of the Britishlilad, by -Uti p erfec- i ion, of conmllutm eatsoll in gigan3tic bri. o COI- structio n, c. ul ...