... LEROM TUB GAZBETT DE FRANCE OF WEDNESCDAY.J CORFU, MAY 16.-The English Consul-Geueral at Constanti- nople left this place on the 12th, on which day he had arrived from Ancona, and went on board the Ionian steam-boat to Zamae. It is supposed that this vessel carries dispatches for Count Capo d'Istrias, to acquaint him with the Proclamation by which the Ionian Government declares It will not ...

... SPdRRINGRENEPAI'TOR YOUNG DUTCH -S1M. The Tennis Court yesterday presented a lively specimtn of what the Five. Court was in times gone by, when fighting flourished and vice decayed ; and when all the good mei of the Ring put their sboulders to the wheel, and lent a willing hand to support a brother pugilist. Tbe exhibition was got up for the benefit of Young Dutch Sean, with tbe view ...

... H.LW-PAY COMMISSIONS. The followlec letter on a subject interesting to Officers, ap- peareid in The Scetsmant:- 'S _ ?? present scale of rates, allowing a greater sum to an officer who had been put On half-pay, than to one who had of his own accord requested to be allowed to retire on balf pay (on receiving the regulatod difference), is vary generally com- plained of. Both of theen parties ...

... IREL.IND. PUBLIC DINNER TO'MR. O'CONNELL, M.P., IN So TRALEE. i On Wednesday evening last, Mr. O'Connell wasn entertained isi at a public dinner givea to him by the friends of clvii and roll- w gious liberty, at tilt Commercial Club-rpoom, in Tralee. UP- L wards of 115 gentlemen sat down to dinner. Counsellor King hi presided, and discharged the arduous duties of Chairman with hII great ...

... There is in The Monthly Magazine for October, an article under the title of Protestant Colonies of Ireland, which, along with some questionable recommendations, contain8 several valuable observations on the causes of the distressed and disturbed state of the country. The following is an extract from it:- High rents are at this heur the great palpable evil. The im- mediate causes that induce ...

... OERMdN PAPERS. We give from the .4ustrin (Jbserver the c ntinuation Of the Speech addressed by the President of Greece to the National Assembly, dated Vienne, Aug. 29. CONTINUATION OF THE SPEECH OF THE PRESIDENT OF GREECE. ' Our hopee were realised by the generous co-operation of Admiral Cedrington. TblIs noble triend of tbe Greek cause ob- tained at Alexandria the evacuation of the ...

... THE.8 M0IRNING CHRLONICL E. LONDON: TUESO.tJY, JULY 14, 1829. We received last night Hamburgh Papers to the 11th July, from which we make the following extracts:- HAMBURGH, JULY 10.-The Ausirian Observer of the 3d In- stant contains the following:- * Letters from Eucharest of the 15tb June, contain the fol- lowing news from the camp before Silistria. which are stated to have been received from ...

... UAT.IluRG, Auo. 31-Private letters from St. Petenburgb, ofthe 281h ltst. announce that abrcrtly before the departure of tbe stem boat, official neaws hat been received that Count Die- bitsch bad entered Adrianople, and Ciunt Pairewitsch Trebi- sond. However, ?? we learn from Belgrade that on the 13th inst. Adriantple was still in the possession of the Turks, and as the report Of Count ...

... THlE CROPS. Thle supply of grain from Ireland is now of so mouch impart- anee, that the following, which are the most recent notices of the crops and market. of that country, which have reached us bythis morning's post, may be ot use to our agricultural and corn-dealing readers:- LIMI;NicKt-These several dais back we have had a auccee- siou of fine dry weather, most favourable for the harvc t, ...

... REPORT TO THE COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL, PROM T33 2 CoMtMITlEU APPOINTED IN RELATION TO THE OFPICZ OF b &2CONDARtY,-PREtRNTED 22D OCTOBER, 1829. d THOMPSON, MAYoR. A Common Coune0l, olded itlbte Chamber of the Guildball of t the City of Londo, ea ThundayIha 22ddayof October, 1529. The Committee in relatlot to the Office of Secondary did J tbis day deliver Into tbit Court a Report it writing, ...

... ELECTION OF A LORD MAYOP. Yesterday a Common Hall was held at the Guildhall of the City of London, for the purpose of Electing a Lord Mayor for the ensuing year. Shortly after one o'clock, the Lord Mayor, accom- panied by Aldermen Sir C. S. Hunter, Waithman, Key, Crowder, Sir P. Laurie, Farebrother, Winchester, and Copeland, made his appearance on the Hustings, and was received with general ...

... kXcv7voN Ar CHESTA.R-4xTURDAY. Joseph Woodhoiose a. fiend iohumian 11hape, bitwlene for ty and fifty years rf age#, for a rasi dn ie All dd7 of hife own dausib- te, *Ati'aior secgielgve sals-6.hre fi~ad Johs Hanebtall, j t ie, yo ttmn, nhi twartlisth year, one of the party of Poachers wha ht oeo the gartelk@iptift the Earl of Sisam-a ford 'and sarigo- er xecoisd ?? the new drop a In frout Of ...