... LONDON: TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1S9. We received last night the Allgemeine Zeifung to the 2d Juee, from which we make the following extractn- ALEXANDRIA, APRIL 23.-A short time ago an English man of war sailed to St. Jean d'Acre, to demand eatisfatdias for an insult offernd two months ago to another English ship of war. The PACHA, however, prohibited all communication with aba onemial of the PORTB, ...

... 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 ...

... tELDON 7ESTIJMoN7IL. TO THE EDITOR OF TIlE MORNING CHRo\ SIR-When It ib considered that for aquiarter Lord Eldon dispensed the enormous patrouag, in te D in the Church appertaialng to the office of Cancll is also considered that scarcely an individual thatu b, in the disposition of the Keepar uf the Seall he, Us a him for It.-.ad that there are a onuttude ot tl, t Li I 'la sons deceased who ...

... 7',H A MORNING CHRONICLJE. LONDON: FR1DAY, JUNE 12, 1829. A Correspondence has been published between The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of LINCOLN (KAYE), the Rev. the Archdeacon of LINCOLN, and the Rev. JOHN WRAY, Vicar of Bardney, respecting the performance of ecclesiastical duty, which no man, whose heart is not more than usually hard, can possibly read unmoved. On the 25th of June, 1827, ...

... from the LONDON GAIZETTE of Tuesday, June 9. CROWN.OFFICE, JUNe 9; 1819. NM ?? RICTERN CD TOS RaV a IN THIS PRR ENT PAILLIAM ENT. BORStOUG oU WVxvO RD.-Ir Robert Wigram, Knt. li the room of Rear-Admiral Henry Evanw, who bas accepted the ChOitern Hundreds. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. 'UJit .-Wrt .lAM WALKER, of WA'eot-boQl4.IngsB Bath, and late OfTrowbridge, Viltshlre, llnen-draperand tea ...

... The uAg19ei' Zeitar of the 18th Instant, Which arrived trde contains accounts from Constantinople of the Ilth L5Y ad afrom Odieea of the 15th. The former Announce the ?? of the Turkish entrenchmento at Kerabournou ; and by the accounb' frow Odausa we learn that an important affair a soeonD be expteted at or In the neighbourbood of Varna, to which the Turks ?? to have directed a ery large lore. ...

... MR. ENVZ4S MACDONNELL. The followlag beurnt Was addressed by this gentleman, som weeks sinlce, to Mr. Doerlay 2i TO EDW. DWYER, ES2. CORN-EXC!JANGE, DUBLIN. My Dhuz Ssit-kotwitastanditif the comenusication which your Finance Committee hasl instructed you to make in reply n Lo my7 proposal of pectniatry adjustments I must reqaeat their 1, attegation to the following gtatetitefli la Ocobr IM2, I ...

... THER ARMY. Yesterday being Lord F. Somerset's levee-day, his Lordship received at the Horse-Guards Lord Fincastle, Colonel Moodke, Lieut.-Colonel Maclaine, Lieut.-Col. Moore, Lieut.-Celotnel Fitzgerald, Lieutenant Colonel AuStin, Sir Warren Peatockv, Lieutenant-Colonel Daubeney, Sir George Bingham, Lieute- ?? Mantel, Lieut.-Geerial Str George Anion, and several other officer. and priv`te ...

... ?? IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREA4T BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 12. On the motion of Lord DURHAM, a Message wa sent to the Houee of Commons, requeeting that Mr. Alderman Wood ad Mr. Tennyson, Members of that House, might attend to be examined before the Committee of the Lords, sitting to inquire Into the Loudon Bridge Approaches' Bill. The Commissioner of Charities' Bill, thb Irish ...

... INQUEST AT LEWISHAM-STRANGE DETERMI.. NATION OF A CORONER. Al an inquest upon the body of a child, named Win. Adams, held at tie Ordnance Arms, Lewisham, Kent, on Thursday, 4th June, before Mr. Carttar, Coroner for the County. that gentle- man, in his instructions to the Jury, proceeded upon principles w rhich, if acted upon in other Inquests, would lead to very strange results. As the subject ...

... COUNTY CLARE. RIEGISTRY OF FREEHOLDERS. [FROM THE DUBLIN SIORNING REGISTER OF TUESDAY LAST.J ENres, FRIBAY, JUE 5.-The Barrister, Mr. Major, took his seat upon the Betich at ten o'clock. Close to him sat, in the course of the day, the following Gentlemen, who are Landlords in the County:-Thomas Crows, John Fitzgerald, Wm. Scott, Thomas Browne, Austin Butler, the Higb Sheriff, - Pardon, Andrew ...

... HoUrSE OF LORDS.-IRIDJY. JUDGMENTS-PAROCHIAL SCHOOLMASTERS. C^rii5'BtLL AND OTHERS V. BROWNE.-The Presbytery, on ospltiant of certaln beritors, had deposed thbe d aef t, school- marter of the parish of Kilberry, for misconduct. The *lcool- master brought his activn of reduction of the sentence, on the ground of irregularity in the prsceedigta of the Presbytery. The defence woe that by the Act ...