... 'arethedO~~llCOI onthis subject adverted to Tot 10icting arier the, bead91 ExPress from Paris, given ,Rofl PV NItABRIO OiFFi1iAL GAZETTE OF JULY 19.] om H pIeCtor-4 nr~ Of the C1aisp' d'.Jnowr- toon( the a bondsa contracted and paid loI foreign 't's ince the nestoratlonl of the legitimateGvrnetI putr 18-3 - FFiCiAL ARTICLE. GVF8I3ARD LOAN. R,,yof the kingdom contracted, in 1823, with Louis ...

... TIJiE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1829. We have received the Paris Papers of Sunday, and the Gazette de France dated Monday. The Constitutionnel contains a long article, on the fubject of the affairs of the East which is deserving of some remark. A natural sympathy with the weak, ob- serves our Parisian Contemporary, would lead us to desire the triumph of the Turks, were ...

... DE'PERATE ATTEMPT TO RESCUE DESERTERS. This affray, which fortunately terminated without tbe Ion of life, occurred on Wednesday afternoon last, at Harpurhay, about two miles from this town. An escort, consisting of a corporal and three men of the 24th foot, were vreo.-4i1na t Rochdale witb torno dlesart-,a. .-n ?? way, called at the Andrew's Arms, in the ?? villege, for refreshmeut. They had ...

... GER&AfN PI'PERS. The fotlowing transcript of the ?? Watsen the Grand Viater and General Diebitach appears IO the Gerutia Pspeeg-'- C0148TANTINOIJPx, JULIF It -The COnMunder-io-Mitf the Russian army has written to the Grand Vmijr the following let- ter, datad from tht Camp at Adqara, June 2 (14). As Gad, who in bti might desposee of the fte of aim`, beh Wee ?? to grant to me t ie victory, iis ...

... IpRINCE LEOPOLD ANI) MRS. SdRAH HIXOI.. I I.-- W,'e have received the following letter from Mrs. Sarah flixon, on the 6ubject of the contradiction given by Sir Robert Gardiner, on behalf of Prince Leopold, to the statement that the allowance of 241. granted to Mrs. Hixon by the late Princess Charlotte, had been discon- tinued by Prince Leopold on the plea of poverty. As we are inclined to ...

... PORT'SM(U1f)1, NXrl l3,l.R 2S. Our informati'n from the. mouth of tthi IDrdanel ee ezs only to the 221 of Oictobter, on which day S~ir Pulteney hi receitrod the no ws of Ito, ratificatiion of the Crr y of ?? tw~een the Turks and Roissiaos, atii. which tiC d:t. Egina, bor c inveyance to Englaud, by tole Ftviiurite oe war. Sir Puit.'ney was on the pa.int of proceeding It Sqi~ ri i and from ...

... L- - - - - -H -I L C s ~ll\Is'GCHRONICLA. LONDON: a W'EVSOAdYi .PRIL 29, 1829. r eIarques1 BARBACENA has received imperative t O return to Btrazil with the young QUEEN, who, C after the determination of our Government not fre between the two countries of Brazil and a i any hostile way, could not very well remain 3 , hr 'fhe young QUEEN leaves Laleham this I we believe, for town, to receive a ...

... THE LdTE FIIE IN PHcENIX-STREET. COMMITTAL OF MR. JACOBS (THE LANDLORD) ON SUSPICION OF ARSON. Yesterday the Inquest on Mary Davis was resumed.-Mr. Jacobs (the landlord of the house) continued his evidence. He said that combustible materials were in the house, which were used in his business; the room adjoining the deceased's apart- ment was filled with moulds and pipes, but nothing of an in- ...

... COVENTRY, JUNE 12.-The remaining division of the Third, or Prinae of Wales's Dragoeon Guards, arrived here on Tuesday. The right wing and head-quarters are stationed here, under the command of Celonel Holmes, C.1., the Lieutenant Co- lonel; and the left wing at Birmingham, commanded by the Senior Major. [FROM THIt LMeRICK CHRONICLE OF JUNE 10] We are informed, from authority on wbich we place ...

... TO THE LORD CHIEF BJRON OF SCOTLAND. I . SIR SAMURL-I havejust hid the honour of perusing, with considerable admiration and surprise, a speech deli- vered by you at the late Meeting of the Globe Stock Proprietors. It is too often unhappily to be lamented, that the lofty and animated strains of eloquence find an easy entrance into the hearts of an audience, and that the naked truth, although ...

... The Important work of harvest was list week impeded in its progress by frequent showers of rain, but we believe without anymaterial ijury to the corn. The weather was fair at intervalt, during htich mucht wheat was carried and stacked. Tba barliy and oats will now be fist failing nnder the operations ef the scythe; and the crops, we understand, are considered generally ?? ,Idvcrtiter. The ...

... DutINr, OCT. 15.-On Tuesday lest, Captain Bsrtletsseter ; of the fisbing smack called the Eliza 40 tons burden, attended at College-Atres Police (ffice, unaer the following circum- stances :-He stated, that on Monday night last, between eight and nice, when he end his crew were about midway between Poolbog Lighthouse and Kingstown Harbour, three boats, con- 'lining from sixty to eighty men, ...