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... THE JJORILVING CHR0 IGCLE. LONDON: SATURUAJt.Y, mAY2, 1829. In the work On the Rise, Progress, and Present ?? Opinion, attributed to Mr. M'KINNoN, is observed, that ' in a country where the laws are lual, the only means left of defining the several classes ?asciety is by property, which, as long as freedom and irili ation exist, can possess the only power or influence t the state. Whenever ...
... PORTSMO UTH, JUAvE 20. The Isis, Samarang, Weazl, and Racer were at Malta on the 23d of April; the Etna was daily expected from Marseilles; Mr. Gordon, tbe recently appointed Ambassador from England to the Sublime Porte, had gone up to Smyrna in the Revenge, 74, and would proceed thence to Constantinople in the Sama- rang, which ship was fittinz in baste for that purpose. Count Guliieminot, ...
... GOUSE Or, LORDS:-IcD.VZSDA.I (The JlDi.ES and LOrdl ELDNor present.] SIMONY. I.O V. Biallop' or Cims'i ?? from a Judliment of tite (court of JKilli's Betch, affirming a Judgment of the Court of Gireat Sessions at Chser, n aspecial verdict in a qtuare im- fo.Serjearit CROSS, for the plaintiff in error, stated the facts of the came as they appeare4 on the special verdict, which Jay in S very ...
... THE IIARVEST. I We have this week Noon visited hy some hetavy cuin, intervals with hot suos, and a.me drying winds, ,dar, 11~ much wheat has been carried, and that too in Iond a,, Complaints of the corn having grown in th. ie ,8 ha pretty freely made andi circulated ; hat, trion ithe a-ia C correspondents, we are inclined to believe there II ?? foundation for the rttmour. That such has hestil ...
... A YOUNG JUDGF. r Irorn Bourges, dated the 13 b instant, says:- hI P10104 the Keeper of the Beals to make the young- ite Magfstrates of the Royal Court here Its Pre- Br this appointment, he has not done one act but twenty-four acts of irjustice; and this l s been so commonly made in the department, 009^ autborities have been obliged to make it themselve.,& 1t sod somlemn sitting of the Court. ...
... acts Me LONDON S4Ztan sf T oaday, jug. is I. WAR-OFFICE, AUG 17, 1829. MEM0RANtOUt1,1.--nie ?? of the §odvr-mantjl.~a Or,- cars hat been cancelled from the 18tit Intl. inclusive, upon their receivinacomedlltne oter onleu5s .Ensign EdwArd Jenkins, haif-jilt;,77th Foot; Liastteusaa Fe~theraton alattiy, ?? 27thr Got; Lieutenant William Oliver.Smndwith. hialf ¶ay 27th F06t I Cornet Chaliett ...
... Brussels Papers to the 30th Instant reached UJ yesterday. It will be seen by the followtng extracts, that success has also declared for the Russians lit Ati8, Where they claim a victory of some Importrucs. - ST. PETERSHURGHI, JULY 15.-The day before yesterday, the birth-day of her Majesty the Empress was celebrated Ps usual, by dilite service, and with every demonstration of public re- pilect ...
... CLUSION OF THE PUBLIC rROM PUBLIC WALKS I IN THEr: TOW1R AND BEFORE THE CUSTOM HOUSE. Great discontent ha, withi a sha ft time, been created amnoogst the inhabitatts of the East and of the metropolis, by the exclusion of the public from three of their accustomed and Itost fawnurite promenades. During the memory of the oldest inhabitants it has been customary for them to walk freely during the ...
... LONDON MECYa.1'Cn! INSTIM7 ?OL. A Meeting of this institution look place lest night at the The. ins ?? belonging to the Inetitutions, being the Sixth Anniversary of pri the luttitation, to witness the eisirlhu'ion ofthe two Prizes gene- on rously given, to encourage the talents of the Members, by Dr. lei Fuliowes. 'L'hat Geutleman as bestowed two suinsuf O.1.each, hi' to be annually given to ...
... THA MORNIvNG CHRONICLJ'. LONDON:t FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1829. A private letter from Constantinople, which we have I seen, and which is of the latest received date, repeats a statement which has already appeared in our columns- namely, that a direct application had been made to Ge- neral DIEBITscH by the Diplomatic residents at Con- stantinople, to suspend his advance upon that capital. The ...
... DINNER GIVEN TO MR. SHEL BY THE LrIUTUI IRESHtiJLDERS [imotM THE DUBLIN EVENING' POST.1 'IC having bein ubideeteod that Mr. Skiil would attenod the kegiltry ef Freeholder. at Dundalk, It was deterkuined by a Isage body of Freeholder tso give hbti a Public Dinner, in order toI exprest Ute popularfeellgin g ist regird. Atcordittly, tipont Titursday htl, he wus Iovited to dinett Magruth's Roomt. ...
... DAMlA'J ABSQITE INJURTA. That ?? wehastev'er is, is right, many in a certain station E have every reason ito think true, andi excellent CauLSe tO C11- W deavour to make all below believe the same, but iurnbers A, are nevertheless very apt to question the fact. Iii tlie case Cc' alluded to we are inclined to their opinion ; but in a wider view, we hold them to be wrong. The Ptorpne, or One- I ...