... We have received Vienna Papers to the 15th instant, and other German Papors of a more recent date. The following are extracts:- EGINA, JAN. 31.-Captain Falanga, commanding the Perse- verance steam-boat, tas undertaken an expedition to the Gait of Volo and Negropont, where he has captured four Turkish ships of war, which are a very welcome addition to our flitilla. C,ptain Falanga, who ...

... HIGH BLAND SOCIETY. On Siturday, 21st inst., tbe HiglBand Scciety met for the pur- pose ot celebrating,as usual, tbe Anniversary of ?? of Alexandria, so peculiirly interesting to Highllanders, from tl e recollection of the ?? part sustained by their country- men on that glorious day, and the ntifonal loss inurred by the fdil of the Gallant Aborcromby in the hour ot vicm ry. A surm- tuous ...

... '1 hell LON DON (GAZETTE of FridayMarchW7. CROWN O)FFICE, MARCH 27, 1829. ,wi'A mrt r l% 0) 'JO sP.PW IN THIS PR~ISN'r PARLIAMEINT. ~ troii Ii' Alviuriorroughi-Williarn Johin Biikes, Esq. In the a, ef L rd Brudenull, who bas accepted the Cbifitern uardreds Co wri~rnkion signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of lliu ?? Andrew Aline-, Bart.to be Vice-Liueutenant. to trmons tgned iry the ...

... TH'E MORliNING CHRONICLE8. LONDON: SITURDLY, MARCH 28, 1829. Our neighbours the French have for a long time been notoriously crazy on the subject of Jesuits. Whether it is, that their infidelity has not yet taken sufficient root, and that they have doubts of its being able for some time to stand the competition of its antagonist without something like the same protection which is bestowed on ...

... ST. DUNSTdN'S, FLEEr-STREET. Yesterday afternoon a Meetig of the Parishioners of St. DUn- ttlna's, Flcet-street2 was hell at tte Vestry repom, pursuant to a requisition to nominate and appoint trustees for the purposei of the Bill now penuing In Purllimert for txking down and re- building the Parish Church. Mr. James Shepherd, the senior Churcbwarde', in the C ir. The principal cause of the ...

... FRENCH P.iPkRS. nh t Oe ^zer DR FFRANCE, DATED MARCII 261 ,gA\vU I rhe r wo tullowiug Orders of the Dsy, of ,, Wt gensetrn and Diehitsch, have been publiahed at ; v1 rrrs of the Second Army - , ?? THE DAY TO THE SECOND ARMY. ' 2-Hia 9iajesty the Etnporur haviug regard- eS 'tICd r~queets, his deigtnd to relieve mg from the comuniad of the army; and, by his Ukase ef the . ?? to appoint for my ...

... DREADFUL IIRES-THREE LIVES LOST. A mnost alarming fire broke ont yesterdsy morning, ahout half-past three o'clock, at Canmnhrwell, which, we are sorry to say, not only destroyed a Itisre quiasity tf preper'y, but led to the lots of three lives. The quiet village of Calrtt5 r^ -0 thrown into tie greatest cou t r' -- -a rnitt, ; f r such was the eanid priti24 -r * .t.irtams, that it Is ...

... [FRoM TIHE. FRPFIF AN'S JOURNAL OF MAaRCi 24.1 We are gr;,tified at being able to announce that the ?? t f Ltinster, Lord Cloncurry, and nuiistrous others of the Nobility and Gentry of the county of Xildare. including a great porituex of the M igistracy, have come forward in the most laudable man- ner to testify their convictions net merely of the barinlessnest, but of lb. high deserts of the ...

... PARISh OF LidLPBETM. A a djourned Gtoaral Vestry Mtetifg was held yesterday morning, In tne Vestry Hall, Lameeti, to examine the Bill now pending in Parliament for lighting, wathbing, and cleauslg the xoads and streets in Lambeth and Wsterloo-road districts. Dr. DoYLEY took the Chasir, *cd twas supported by a very siumeroug assemblage of the inhabitants, who are deeply inte- reeted In tbe ...

... V.CACNCIES i**he EAST INDIA DIRECTION- - TO THE ]PROPRIETORS OF INDIA STOCK. LADnIES AND GZNTLUM5IN-1 AM one of those ProprietorS pho have been recently denounced as Wiau aias o a - Isp' voted for a pitrttiuliir catadidate At the Titt. election. r Grareful for the Distinction conferred an me of befog classed Aamong sol uptful a public body. I hasten to acknowledae it, n lay bringing to yoor ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BRIITIIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCIN 27. C General G~acosyne, and others Iren; the Commons, brought up fire Private Bills, which were seve rally read a first tune. t Several Billk already on the Table were forwarded ante st5ge. CATHOLICS. The Earl of R OSEBE RRY presented a Petition, snimeroosly and respectably signed, from the Inhabitianta of Sterling. in ...

... DREADFUL FIRES-THREE LIFES LOST. A most alarming fire broke out on Friday morning, about three o'clock, at CAntberwell, which, we are sorry to say, not only destroyed a large quantity of property, but led to thle loss of three lives. The fire comnmenced at the hn'sr above slated, in the dwvelling- house of Mr. Worger, a boot find shoemaker, facing the Green ; and such was the speed with which ...