... 7'P.E AioRNiNG CHROWICLH. LONDON: MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1829 We received last night, by the Flanders Mail, German and Brussels Papers, from which the following are extracts- BERLIN, JAN. IS.-The Journal of St. Peteraburgh contains the following news from the army inTurkey, dated 22d Dec. - A report from General ROTH :.ves the fellowing particulars of the operations of the squadrons of the ...

... (FROM THE MESSAGER DES CHAMBILES OF JAN. 20.1 CONSTANTINOrLE, DEc. 18-M. de Caultz, the Prussian En- voy Extraordinary, bas joined with the Ministers of the neutral Powers, to Induce the Heis Effendl to have TurkishCommission- era sent to PoaOs, to treat for the pacficatioO of Greece. He had also induced another Ambassador to make the same applicatton. This attempt has been fruitless. The Reis ...

... -t : t ':h.djMON , I ?? Tir-RSDAr. fu i -.e LoRD CHIRP J echl Jurels.] CRIM C()W ?? iOLD V. BE&TE.-Mr. COLERIDO. t Pe loadings. ului WAS AD ACti(tS ?? ?? the pli I i r datonges for the defendant's criminal C 'nverrati, .fe; the damages were laid ft 3,0001. The defe.L Wie ; tbe neral jsstle of Not Guilty. Mr, Scrjeant iVILDE stated the case to L i heard the nature of the action from the openDiy ...

... LISBON, JANir. 10.-I eneltas You a document which bas just made its appearance here, and which is cireulated very openly. It showi in glaring colours, if an additional proof were want- ing, the demeralizing and b3d feelings of the Queen olother and ler partizans, and that ter Majrsty and followers change their principles and plans with much facility. Under the specioiss mask of religion, sbe ...

... THE CASrILIAN. lly DON TELES5'0R0 531 TRUEBA Y COSIO. ISbislrtOidS ntovel Ir, in the pan of A Spanish gentle- Ibll aready fas'ottirably known to the public as the aso- Io Vivorg,rt Atimp.1 Thus subject chosen for the present rofis taken from that part of the history of Spain signalized &I~ri Ales and ti. just judgments (for there seem to ksve boh)O ~ Ped A, and by the. V.,l~oratr ...

... *on the LONDON GAZETTE eJ Tuesday, Jan. 27. WAR OFFICE, JAN 26, 1829. lot Regiment of1 Dragoon Guards-Captain Win. Alexander lhlazwgll to he Maj',r, by porcliate, vice Wallace, promoted; Lieutenant Richard Jdartin to be Captain. by pnrchase, vice Maxwell; Cornet Frederick Haiwke% to be Lieutenant, by pur. chage, vice Martin; Ensign Elseard flitkett Grant, from the 92cR Foot, to be Cornet, by ...

... I DINNER 0F THE FRHINI)S ND CIVIL 4NI I RELI1GIOUS LIBERTY IN D'UBLIN. On Wednesday,theDlnner of .he Corrunittate ot the Friends of Civil and Relligious Ltiherty, who tied made ithe arranigemnents for the Meeting at the Rotunda on Tuesday, was Riven at Mor- risonai great roiomst. Tiirre were about two hundred Nolillemen Find GentlImeton ?? Divid L-arni,chte. Enq. presidlag. On the rtght of ...

... PRENCH PAPERS. [FROM THE MONITEUR OF SATURDAY, JAN. 29.1 The Official part of the Allonitesus (to which are annexed three supplementary sheets) contains two RoyAll Ordinances. The first, which contains forty two columns, divided into 103 articles, relates to the ?? of a system for the register- ing of public documents in airtinique, Guadelonpe, and French Guiani;. Tihe second Ordinance is of ...

... GRAND MEETING IN DUBLIN. one of like mist numerous and reapectabk* meetings that ever assernblitdl witbin the walls of any public building took place on. Tuesday last. in he Rotunda, in Dublin. it was attended by' the Duke of Leinster, the Marquess of Claurickarde, the Earl esfGlengal, the Earl of 2uliltottn, the Earl ot BIective ;Lrd DiinAlly, Cloncurry, Gormniansown, Rossasore, Riversds!e. ...

... THE MIORNING CHIROXICLE6. LONDON: WBDNSJD4Y, JdNUIRY 28, 1829. As the day for the opening of the Parliamentary Cam- paign approaches, the preparations assume an unwonted activity; the necessary drill of the awkward squad of the Pratorian Cohorts commences forthwith; the eaperi- exced Flmgel Man has received his letter of readiness, and the hours of relaxation he is permitted to enjoy at ...

... PRIZE fI(HTING. tie TMATC ?? Mn. NLftKssANY.1l, our fattrtl P29P wi lie fifound an Isec itn of the trial oif the persons ~lrd11 l's ri OonI 0 Mr. Miriheant, Ot the P~i fjZ: , frlar.ed wit h it iS ,a twl e seen that those r thle puions mvr ?? WiwOrn tlt 11Cchmtge has been est~tlish e'l I ,n hoen -ellteilced Ifi [weivt r- o trsniprisol metit alld harli lah,,tr, wf I 0'.5 -lio wer to an ...

... PRENCH PAPERS. (FROM THE MESSAOER DES CHAMBRES OF SUNDAY.] CADIZ, JAN. 4.-(P1om a Private Letter.)- You know that three French merebantmem, captured by Algerine pirates, have been taken into the ports of the Emperor of Morocco. I learn by a letter from Tangier, dated the 21st December, that In consequence of strict orders given Ly the Emperor, none of the goods belonging to these ships are to ...