... [PILOM THt MESSAGEX DES cbIoAmmS Or JULY 22.] (Coatinnation of th letters from Constantinople of the 25th June)-On the 23d, the English and French Ambassadors, who had been received witit the gnretest diaticetion by the Govern- mtnt, and with real ethousiam by ith people, received the usual presents from the ottoman Porte. Megnifcent Cach- mere shawls were pre ent d to Count Guiliemifot. Sir ...

... TUB MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: WBDATEsDaY JULY29, 1829- A Report of a case of crinm. con. at the Sheriffs' Court, yesterday, will be found in another column. Heavy damages were given. Modes and fashions are certainly changing. Spanish jealousy was at one time proverbial, and now a Spanish husband is the least jealous of all husbands. The Italians were formerly so jealous, that they never ...

... Brussels Papers to the 30th Instant reached UJ yesterday. It will be seen by the followtng extracts, that success has also declared for the Russians lit Ati8, Where they claim a victory of some Importrucs. - ST. PETERSHURGHI, JULY 15.-The day before yesterday, the birth-day of her Majesty the Empress was celebrated Ps usual, by dilite service, and with every demonstration of public re- pilect ...

... SELECT VESTRY SYSTEM 0J ST. MARTIN'S. I FENN T. COGRIP Rl ANSD OTHEls, OVtRSEERAs OF THE PARIStt OF ST, NARTIIN-THE-FIELDS. At one o'clock yesterday .dr. Fenn, accompanied by a number of the inhabitants of St. Martin's Parish, appeared before Sir Richard Mimic, Mr. Minsbull, and Mr. Robinson (a County Magistrate), that hour having been appointed for hearing an In- formation which had been laid ...

... PA'TENTS POR MECHAA4.%,L AND (HJMI(L E ~INVENTIWA'S. NSW PATENTS SEALED IN JUNZ, 1829. To 'Maxwell Dick, Irvine. Air, North Britain. bookseller, for an improved rail-road, and tor propelling carriages thereon by machinery, for convaying passengers, letters, tntelligenct, packets, and other goods, with great velocity. To Thomas Robinson Willisrs,Eq. Norfolk etreet, Strand, Middlesex, for ...

... TulE MINISTRY. The fidedottisn Me, cury, after making several remarks on the 1jinisiry, sam.- ' WVe heve been h4 to make these romarks chiefly in cone ,hence of information of rather an alarming nature, which we have received from a qnarter entitled to the utmoost credit in re- Ard to all that to passing in the political world. To whatever ,AUse it may he ascribed, it is no longer doubtful ...

... Yesterday the Anniversary Dinner of this laudable Institu- tion was given at the London Tavern, Mr. Charles Barclay in the Chair. About 150 gentlemen sat down to dinner, which was served with the propriety and elegance that characterise the entertainments given at this Louse. The object of the So- ciety and its Meeting is expressed In the following extract- The Society was instituted in the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... | LONDON: WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1829. .fA gentleman, who holds the rank of a Colonel in the f army, is, we understand, nominated to the place of Chiel Commissioner, or Magistrate, under Mr. PEEL'S Metro- a polis Police Act. Mr. MAYNE, a Barrister, who is a member of the Northern Circuit; and Mr. WALKER, who is also a Barrister, are named as twe other of the Commissioners. The appointments, ...

... The following are extracts from the Papers by the Flanders mail received yesterday. Though they do not add much to our actual intelligence, they poisteB interest, as they refer to the seat of war. The Intelligence from Constantinople does not come lower than the 5tb, consequently we have not yet re- ceived their version of the late battle:- FlIONTIZRS o01 BSNIA, JUNE 13. [FROM THE AGRAM ...

... MEA ICO. rFRoeTfHE NECWV YOR JURNAL OF COMMERCE OF JULY 1.] INV'ASION OF The late news from };avannah has ast curiosity at work to determine whether the Invasion of Mexico is seriously con- templated by Spain, or whether all tbis pomp and circumstance is merely a feint for the acconaplishbmaent of purposes bet ksnown to the p oweer that moves the springs. Far ourselves, we IDcine to the ...