... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... iC = T 1 G -INL- I bT f iM -^ X dl LOCO-Mo T.VE ENGINES'. - - I SOmMimasu induclt doctique. A few years ago, when we hazarded an opinion, that by steam conveyance we might travel at twenty miles per hour, we were taunted as dreamers and enthusiasts; but the late experiments at Liverpool have fired the imagina tions of so many persons, that we rather oddly find our- selves in the rear of ...

... 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 ...

... The present week has not betn favourable to the operation' of the husbandman. The fifty hours' rain at the latter part of last week wag succeeded by two fine daly, Sunday and Moaday. Since that time we have had unsettled weather In the North of England, and the crops are at present in a very critical situation. We have this week had rather extensive opportunities of ob- serving the corn crops. ...

... INGRITrTUDE of ihe DUKE of WELLINGrON. [FROMt TUlE NEWCASTLE CHRONICLE.] The public, our rulers may be assured, are neither so Si wicked nor so foolish as to allow their judgment to be Pea warped, and their opinion of ptublic men to he lowered ipS by calumnies, wkich are known, or coin be proved to bt To I false. MAn we miy add, that they ought by this time to T have learnt that the Press is ...

... GIhRMIfV PAPASRS. German Papers to the 23d ins:, arrived yesterday. They do not contain any information from the theatre of war of so recent a date as that through otber channels - ST. PETERsButRGH, SEPT. 11.-This being the fate of the Older of St. Alexander Newaky, and the anniversary ol the soer day fffie) of the Imperial Prince Alexander, at well of the birtb-day or the Grand Ducoaer Olga, ...

... 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, ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... AlDDRES'S OF DR. DOYLEt. To Tus FAITHFUL IN CHRlST)ISUB.or TB t DE&NERY P or MARYBIOKOUGH, QUIVEN'S COUNTY. JAMES DOYLE, D. D, Bishop, &c. &c., wishes fi health and benedictioo. i BELOVED BRBTHREbr-I did not suppose, when I visited your several parishes, in August last, that I should a have occasion to address lou within so short a space of y time as has since elgp Id.l 1 expected that the ...

... 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 ...