... , DONCASTER ST. LEGER-1829. ST. LGsBa R STAS OF 35 SOTY. RACH.P Fon TRaN.-YSAR OLD COLTS, est.6lb. PILE.IES,`.3i b. ST. Listogn Co asR. (99 SUBR.) Hon. R. Grosvenor's b. c. ParPalaus, by Master Heary, oat of Tempe Mr. J. Glbson's it. c. by Fllho da Puta-Srs. Clarke Mr. Townreiv'8 b. c. Tranby, by 11lacklock, d. by Orville (grandam of Laurel). Lord Scarborough's b. c. Clsterclan, by Catton ...

... TME JIORYING CHRONICLE. LONDON: WEDNENID.Y, JVNUdRY7, lS29. The accounts of the revenue are gratifying, and the more so when we consider that the increase affords a proof that the prosperity of the country is beat promoted by a departure from those narrow principles, which would protect and bolster up branches of industry, which can only be continued by a sacrifice of the national income. All ...

... M. CAILLEL, THE FRENCH TRAVELLER. The following account of this enterprising young man ic givan in a letter from Paris: - ADl. Caille presents a striking contrast to the generality of tra- velled lions, for his manners are singularly simple and unpre- tending. M. Cailie, who to a native of Rochelle, was employed on the coast of Africa In the capacity of a merchant's clerk. While in this ...

... THE ARMI. DISTRIBUTION OF THE ARMY IN 1829. Ist Life Guards, Windsor 39'b Foot, New South Wales 2d do, Regent's-park 40th do, India Royal Horse do, Hy e-park 41st do, Madras 1st Drag. Guards, Manchestsr 421 do, Gibraltar 2d do, Cabir 43d do, l)itto 3d do, Edinburgh 44tb do, Bengal 4th d,, Exeter 45tb do, Madras 5th do, Dorcbester 46th do, Ditto 6th do, Manchester 47th go, on passage hcme 7th ...

... DINNER TO ME PE.V HENRY MONTGOMERY. Yesterday upwards of one hundred gentlemen sat down to an e),cellent dinner, at the Albion Tavern, Aldersgate-strcet, in company with the Iter. Henry Montgomery, of Belfast, to whom they gave the dinner as a warm friend of Civil and Reli- ?? the world, and particularlyiuthe North of Ireland. Mr. Sturch presided on the occasion. The cloth having been removed, ...

... J1R. STE HIRINHSON TrUB DINAMBER. I1 011, THPI LVI'N]' 0 ?? OF YFT'I~rfnv. .~-riie As~le Of Mr. slrl.,a' ~ rj.;t 5lY 010'' ltrs. are~ f,, r ao .5 a. I'll- Ir,,; it, o ?? is 11 Ii tat; le ni A lohririw, Al',per tiat lie [Isiiled in th~e C. nrl r, L-indon :iae iii New York packers, andh e thiat like cru.zsd iff the Ilel ii Wighti till S-ep. atwon joel t iert~. The Carsabiria sailed from Portmn ...

... ST. JV/JUR'U CHURCH. On Thursday a general Vestry Meeting of the Inhabitants of the parish was held f ,r the purpote et receiving the Report ot the Cburch Rep;airing Cioimmittee, rr in fact to determine, whetber the repairs .f hlik ancient edifice sbould be stopped; or, if 'hev vere to he p. oceeded with, rnd by whom. Toe Report of the Commitleedifferel litle trom the previou, Report, recom- ...

... SIDMOUTH, DLc. 27. A Meeting, in fsvastr rf Catiheic Emancipation, was hehl liare to-day, attended by ail tbe respectable GellLierlne of the cout y of Devn resident in this place. and in the Scroundiogdistricio, Edwsrd Lee, Esq., In the Chair. He opened] the business by la- menting the necessity of calling tih tletiag, and iill a clear and *irxellet address invited Lbe gentlenmen of the caunty ...

... T'.2E .}11(INING CH)O YICL ?? LOND ON: S47'URDdY, J,1NU4RY3, 1829. Paris Papers of December 51st arrived at a late hour last night, but they bring no intelligence of importance. We have given the rumours they contain from the banks of the Danube. T''he Scotch Papers still dwell on the late extraordi- nary murders at Edinburgh. It appears that HELEN M'DoUGALL, by way of avenging the death of ...

... ,R EN CII >P AERS. e CY ROM THi ?? I Fn e FRANCE, OUTED DECEMBER 30.] PARIS, DEC. 29.-A telegraphic dispatch has brouight orders sto Toulun to send away the bay, which ia in dep6t at that port. This forage is intended for the support of the horses drring the voyage ; their retirn will very shortlY take place; thirty vessels -lately hired to CenVey them are rtsw ?? up for that purpose; forders ...

... S-me piraonsbleliwve that Stephenson is at this amoment eon- cealed In London, and go so far as to mention the name of a Gentleman who is, as they declare. privy to that concealment; but this is perhaps a stratagem to divert attention from the in- quiry making after him at the different eutports. If be is caught at all, it will indeed be almost a miracle, for greater re. uwiesss in the ...

... RECAd Of THE mAftQbES OF ANGLESEY. ?? the Dublin Tiorning Post of FeidaViJ RECALL OF THlE MARQUESS OF ANGLESEY. It was% currently reported yesterday, that hsis Excellelicy baa been recalled. We hape this report 'Will turn out to be On,- foundeid, being of opinion that Ireland never had a Chief Go- vernor mnore desirousto serve her interest & promootether welfare [Froms the Dublin Morning ...