... ;TH G SIES RERT. ' For some, years, past A.n t pj1 of ,agsajs, vrryj'og frornF 3Q 1 to64 inOcAI ng. ^ 04 2;xpp~b^ hS tk Ie t u tsp ie p,h ruauefl abode in one of the Caves at I9veesa, pout five miles to the narthritward of ,lgln, Ttere is sorstet tipe c'ul;' in the naunera of these people 6nd ha tte place wtich they hav; choscu for their repidei~p;. >,here are certain posrisof reie'su blance ...

... REMARKS ON THE; INrRRNAL AND EXTERNAL STATE AND PROSPECTS OF RUSSIA AND POLAND, MADE DURING A PROTRACEED STAY IN BOWH TERRITORIES. tial the TO'THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. ,nt SRi-In the presrnotptlIicicalcitrcumstances and relationsot Rue- to sia and' Turkey-circumstances which xcite the interest and curiosity of all Euirope-details on the political resources or of social state of ...

... DUBLIN-TuEsnA?. No further accounts have reached Dublin to-day, from Tip- perary. It is therefore supposed that tranquillity has been re- stored In that quarter. Much anxiety prevails here to as- certain the purport of the dispatches received by the Marquess of Anglesey from London, on Sunday last, but as yet their contents have mot transpired. It is imagined that the Noble Marquess Still say ...

... NOBLE SPORTS. SkAKSPaAut says, it that the poor beetle feels the pangs of death as acutely as the giant. Practical men should argue that the position is true in theory but false in fact, for we may remark that sympathy with animal suffering is in direct proportion with the size of the subject. Bull-baiting is never mentioned without becoming expressions of abhorrence. The bull is a large ...

... With a IeW to obviate the Inconvenience that has hitherto beon experienmdi in the transmission of capital to oursettlaments in New SouvI Wales, we are authorised to state, that an arrange- ment has been effecte4 by the Bank of Australia with the bank- ing houses of Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Snsiths, of Lombard- street, and Messrs. Herries, Farquhar, and Co., of St. James's- street, to receive ...

... I TO THE TRADESMEN AND YEOMEN OP ENGLAND. MY COUNTRDENsa-RaVing lately spent 1a Short time in Ire- lead, wbere, in additian to the advantage of carrying with moea Fmind wholly unprejudiced, I hadi peculiar opportunitieS of ob- e serving the real state of society, I iam now disirsum of present- ing to you the result of my observations in that unhappy coun- try in such plain language as wilt be ...

... On Saturday, Mr. Pattison deliveredbis opening lecture ontie subject of Anatomy, for which lie is appointed Professor at this Inastitution. Tbe Theatre was crowded to excess; k his Lecture frequently received marks of the warmest approbation. Mr. Pattisonbegan byobserving that anatomywastobelooked upon as the foundation of all chirurgical knowledge, and was therefore deserving of peculiar ...

... PARIS, OCT. 6.-The expedition to the Moren, so noble in its end, and so generous in Its policy, has effected a powerful diver- sion in favour of the Russian army. But it is probably near its close. The French army, after having cleared the Ptlopon- inasus of the Egyptians and Turks-after having recovered the fortresses of Coroo, Modan, Navarin, Patras, and Lepanto, will eotrust their keeping ...

... de- TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. hose Barn Elm Farmi, Oct. 4, 18!S. has Sia-Amougsit the thousands of persons who have viewed m and field of corn, it is very probable that you have facial One,.i P5e this be the ciss, and if ynu havste been at Barn Elm Within it all tbese ten days, your own eyes must have afforded you tolerable ?P Iconivictioni of the fact, which I have all along ...

... ive The poivate apartments intended for his Majesty's occupation iot in the Castle are nearly completed, but whether his Majesty f ,takes possession of them shortly, or whether he intends waiting by until St. George's-hall and the grand ball-room shall have been finished (tor now they are only bare walls), is not known s1l at present. The new terrace, which commences at the north- a Reast ...

... P.ARLIA4MENTARY PAPER. SLAVERY. Return to an A41dress of the Honourable House of Commons, dated July I, 1823, for Copy of a letter from the Colonial Se. creutry to theLilot.*Governor of Jamaica,dated Sept.22, 127. Dowuolg-street, Sept. 22, 1827. SiR-It would be difficult for me to stale to you, so fully as I feel the pain which it gives me, that my first official communi- cation to you should ...

... - EXTERNAL STATE AND PROSPECTS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNIN G CHRONICLE. SIft-In the letter I had the honour of addressing you, and which you were pleased to insert in your Paper of last Wed- nesday, I endeavoured to describe to your readers the internal political and moral state of the Russian Empire, or, more pro- perly speaking, the impression which bad been left on my mind by the ...