... THE IV'EITHER. The genial showers of rain which Ian v1kitd c,, durng the Lst week, have had the h'st etrrct, ou ve'a every description, although the harlty am en' fear, be a short crop, and in oilast places the nianrel which is getting Into extensive cultivation, his ,,ally i oswing to the late continued dry weather. ltbe Su!a r, in sole situatiensa nd bad in ?? *verybre in the straw, sad the ...

... A co y of the following Circular has been sent to the Sberiffs eg Iget t Cities ead Counties in Ireland.,- Waterford Mod.) CIRCULAR. Dablin, 20th June, 1829. ?? having been represented to the Lord LlreD enasnt, that much inconvenience results to the troops in conre. qaeece of their being stationed as sentries on the different gaols ii Ireldad, I have received his Grace's directions to apprize ...

... THE AMORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUESD.FY, JUNA 30, l829 It never was doubted that if the Russians could con- trive to force the Turks to fight in an exposed situation, they would defeat them. Our readers will see from our extracts from The Prussian State Gazette that they have succeeded in forcing the Turks to fight in a situation in which their retreat was cut off, and the result was pre- ...

... ITZil MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: MONDAY, JU1N 29 1829. A rumour is extremely prevalent that an account has arrived of a serious disaster to the Russian arms in the neighbourhood of Silistria. The West End politicians give credit to the report, with the additional circumstance of its kaving been for some days known to the Russian Embassy, by whom it has been studiously kept secret. We have seen ...

... PORTSMOUTH, Juzi 27. The North Star, 28, Captain Arabia, and the Lord Welling- tbe too, transport, commissioned as a man- of-war, by Captain Sir ant J. 0. Sinclair, Bert. lae of the Doris frigste, were as Rio doeJa- fai tieiro on the 28th of April last, and would shorly sail for Eog- WI: land. Lord Strarigford returns to England in the North Star. ISa His Majesty's sloop Nimrod, 20, commander ...

... ROWVLAND STEPHENSON, [FIOM THE NZW TrvRV MORNINO BERALD.] k Magna et ve itas, et pretarebit. r Nothing can be more true than this motto; and that it may te lil completely verified to the citizens of the United States, and more particularly to ?? of this City, I have beenenabd n (from authentic documenis, in posseusion of Mr. Parkivs, the only peron irn this Country who had a legal dcaim ...

... 7lRt'ETAB'IITN'N AND T,6 VNITED SIATS. The following Cotrrepondence ha. been published in America : v MS. LAWRE?4CI! TiO LORD DiUDLEtY.Fi Right Hon. the Earl of Dud1.,, &c &c. I I The nudelsigued, Chargh ?? of the United States of rhi America, regrets that he is compelled to call to the notice of his to M~st'aPrncpa Scrtay f tae ?? Affairs acts of onth prto te ovrnet f ?? of New Bruns- i~ti ...

... Coibd T1B GAZETTE DX FRANCE, DATED JUNE 27.1 O PARIS, JUiNE 26.-The accounts from Greece say, that in the ilections which are now making for the approaching National Assembly, several districts have named Count Cape ?? S for their representative. The (ourrhie de Smyrne says, that this it result to owing either to violence or Intrigue; and adds, that the Pretident is supposed to intend to get ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sit-Percelrlg in The Morningdournalof the 27tb, an arti- cl, sheowing, that since 1823, tbe quantity of manutactured cot- I ton goads exported to the Wet Indies bat boon gradnally di- minishing, and ascribing that diminution to the agitation of questious connected with the moral condition of the slavs., and the necessity on the part of the master of ...

... MIINISTER1A4L DINNER AT GREENWI(H. On Saturday the grand Annual Ministerial Fish Dinner took place at the Crown and Sceptre Tavern, Greenwich. What tle origin of this entertainment was, we do not know, but it has been observed time immemorial. Tbe dinner consisted of twenty-tour diffirent kinds of fish, dressed in the very first style. The white bait was in great quantities, and. In fact, was ...

... .. .. . . , . The inhabitlants of the town and ndellhbourbood of North cut folly appreciating the public conduct, talents, integrity, 3 L undeviating support of tbe heat principles of the British Co[ ' tution, by the Earl of Eldon, and wishing to testify iu tbt OC 0 respectful manner the grateful feelings with which they r, ' such conduct, on Saturday last presented him with : cles' a very ...

... A. imotnct alrtion, Induced by the recent violent pro ?? tah1et 1wealers, as last week made in she laws re- specting themst They bad hitherto been amenable only upon tbe Silk Act, 17th Goo. Ill. ch. 56, one section of which rendered the j - urneyman liable to puniesesent, upon proof before a Ma Fislratethat he hod neglected his work forsight successive days and in the event of a 11strike, ...