... FRENCH PAPERS (FROM THE NESSAGBR V1II CHANRILrSDt OF WEOHDAY, SECOND SOITD N .| A letter from Rtina says that the Prusidentt Cnuot Cap 'ls rba, arrived there from Pornr on the 5tb of Septembler, o, t asrd the friate feilde, and thst, he wag ?? with tO sqal ?? A motk, who arrived on the 6th of tbptemlee Egia. ?? Jerusalem, near Vpe1112, at the foo' ,Pi ?? ?? us that 4000 4lbauians tad ...

... REDUCTION OF JLLOWANCES OF THE OFF CEBRS OF THE ARMY IN INDIA. One of our cotemporaries published some short time I ago a Memorial from the Officers of the Native Regi- ments in Bengal to the Commander-in-Chief; and also a Letter from Lieutenant-Colonel Baker, the Commanding Officer, in consequence of the orders sent out from Eng- land, and there published to the army. The facts detailed in ...

... VWe are convinced the following paper, both from the no- lty of Its subject, and the high quarter from which it comes, t ri I be interesting to nur readers 1 I The following observations occurred upon an investigation of tbs Stism-carrinie nf Mr. Gurney, at Sir C. DAnce's, near Waford, July 22, 1829. flti carriage is not intended for the conveyance of passengers orboggage, hust is intended ...

... [PILOM THt MESSAGEX DES cbIoAmmS Or JULY 22.] (Coatinnation of th letters from Constantinople of the 25th June)-On the 23d, the English and French Ambassadors, who had been received witit the gnretest diaticetion by the Govern- mtnt, and with real ethousiam by ith people, received the usual presents from the ottoman Porte. Megnifcent Cach- mere shawls were pre ent d to Count Guiliemifot. Sir ...

... U MR. 11USKISSON'S VIsnT TO MANCHESTER. I MANC5IESER, THuRSDAY EVENINo. Mr. Huskisson arrived from Liverpool yesterday afternoon (accompanied by his Lady), at Claremont, near tils town, on a vrsit to Benjamin Heywood, Esq., of the firm of Heywood, Bro- thers and Co., bankers. In the evening be dined with Mr. Hey- wood and a select party of friends, who had been speclally in- vited for the ...

... TUB MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: WBDATEsDaY JULY29, 1829- A Report of a case of crinm. con. at the Sheriffs' Court, yesterday, will be found in another column. Heavy damages were given. Modes and fashions are certainly changing. Spanish jealousy was at one time proverbial, and now a Spanish husband is the least jealous of all husbands. The Italians were formerly so jealous, that they never ...

... CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. The Asionciattoll met on Tuesday lat, James -'OConnllt~b jn th ~e Chadr. A fter the reading of Mr. 'oiel' tr aa oms routins business, Mr. SHElL rose aknd said -.I rise far the ptvrpnse of ?? a Resolution whichtiliay expose toe to some obloquy, but which 21ny5050s of public duty int this great crisis ot Ireland Induces asm to press uponS you. I shall abandon all ctue ...

... TIE LONDON 7INIVERSITYPOLITCA.L ECONO.4 That the amount of P rp'liati, a in anT coosntry depends on the ?? Anu quantity of atibsistence raised, is now abundant- )y plain. Of course this qiantiry ultimately depends on the stloon the quantity of land in the country, and olsher air- c~ritfnitaces not under the controul of man. In like nsasaner tue ounither of any class of men in a Commnonity, ...

... , 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 ...

... I[ROM THE GAZETFE DE FR&ICE, DATED THURSDAT, JAN. 8.] PARis, JAN. 7.-We have a letter from Galicta, Which $ays that it was generally reported 'tbat the Turxs had retaken Varns. On the other han4, be Berlin Sg41 Gtazete affirms that they have been repulsed, and that the Seraskier, who com- manded them, was wounded. A ship which arrived at Toulon, on ?? womid that the Dey of Algiers had sent one ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. an't HOUSE OF LORDS, Jutx 1. A Th. Lord Ctancellor, the Marquess of Wirichestier, and the WI Earl of Shaftesbury, as hisi mmlesty's Commissioners, gave the to I Royal Assent to the Exchequer Bills' Bill, the National Debt Bill, the Consolidated Fund Bill, the Disembodied Militia (Ireland) C Bill, heb Six Clerke' Office Bill, the Insolvent Debtors' ...

... FRZECH PAPERS. iltE DIEESSAGEE 035 CtHAMRts of WEDNESDAY.] AP R I5 L 2 (Eztract from the (enam Jonrnals.)-A !ol, Jassy, of the 1t0r of April, says ' For some days frornubt of Ruasian troops passing through this city I fro Bessarabit has considerably increased. As stegflngjment srrves It is reviewed in the great meadow by CGelral l)iebilbcb, anti each of them imitedi- lini rill its marcb, some ...