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... JOURNAL OF AN EMBASSY TO AVA.-BY J. CRAW- | I FURP, ESQ F.R.S. | The entertainment and the useful information con- tained in ?? Crawfurd's recent publication of his Mis- sion to Siam and Cochin China, have left a lively im- pression upon the public'mind. The present work is decidedly, not of an inferior cast. Mr. Crawfurd brings ,to his subject extensive information, and a mind directed ...
... IWO. AC. LODON otZETrA ?? Tutday, J 0 I FOliBIGN-OFFICE, Jur4n 30, 1829.1 fT Kin hF b@ graciosly pleased to appoint William ?? s im Id, aty's CQIinul at Bahia-oet b i kW a BBa. I5 40;eoe to BraW~.- s o ~ alo been pCreCiou5IV pleased to appoint Joln La - Majesty a Consul at Aleatdtria-to be is .e rf'e- ' Ciol 6-a in Egypt,. a-E. als o been graciously pleased to appoint Richadd 3tt flq. to bt ?? ...
... ADDITIONAL NOVELTIES IN GENTUEly, DRESSES. EN ;p S [FRONI 'rHE GEItTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE o0 FJvl. The coats are left unuttofned over the brexq , to,, Ia longer andmore degag& than they were wrorn dut0in to , or_ The collar is broad, and now always tf tbe saa1le cl ll, L coat ; this collar is cut square in front, and forms bebi, d ftlilng over the seam in tbe middle of the back. Cisiut b of various ...
... TER JIORNINO' CHRONICLJe. LONDON: WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1829. 'Te yesterday gave a sort of indication of the nature of the transactions in which Mr. NASH was concerned respecting the Regent's Canal. The following important evidence of ALEXANDER MILNE, Esq., Chief Secret to the Office of Woods and Forests, is so important by way of introduction to this affair, that we shall give it entire ...
... GERIM4V PnPBR& Tbh German Pepere, which arrived yesterday, contain the details of various navel rencontres between the Turka and the tussians, in which tba latter claim the adantage, alkhougbi ias allowed that the enemy displayed great courage and tskill ht the conflicta. TRIESTE, JuNE 16.-It was reported, at Corlu, that the Ambassadors of France and England would arrive at COn- stantinople ...
... nL %THJ& 7UhNVRL? YesivdaY a ISpecial General Meetoig of tsti Shareholder, in this undittilt was held at the (ItY of London Tavern, William fititb, esq. M.P. it the CVllt:r The CR4,1RMAN stated the object of the Meeting, which was, to consider whether the Directors should he empowered to accept a contract for the completion of th. works, or to await till next year, when it would be ascertalned ...
... Si. ANN'S socIEY SCHOJLOSLS4D ISYLUM. His Royal Hiohnes the Duke of Sussex, Patron of this 1ns:i- C tation, was on Saturday lost pleased to receive a Deputation of the Committee with the plan eod estimate (drawn by Mr, Tay- b lor, of Parliament strc t).of a new Asylum about to be erected r on the sutmtit of Briaton Hill ; which, after minute examina- G tion, he was graciously pleased to ...
... [T VXZTEID PAISHES-0 I STr OILES JND SF.6,50GA, BLOQ~AibAVY. yesterdaya nuamber of the Parlshionirs of the above parishest dined together at the FPoreinsoe' tTavern, for the purpo ofI celebratiing the progress tbat the* had already made against the Select VgstrY Systema, WhlCh,' t appears, has been flourihing for MARY yegarn In all lit gloryi in tlass. parishes. The Senior Churehwardefl, Mr. ...
... IS CLARE REGISTAY. The total number registered tip to the 25th exceeds 500, and 0a it is calculatted that ?? the vexationsof the Barrister termni- n ate, 200 more will he added to the list. MI. O'C ?? ma-M- l otyin case of a contest will be a most decisive one. We are = nilinogly compelled to avow that Mr. M..jor appears to have ~eearned for himself much of the oadiumn which every post conti- ...
... BOUlOGNR, JvNE 28. At no period sinet the Bourbon restoration has this plce (oae of the most Important points of the present French domi- iore) been more crowded with British residents-to say no- thing of the continual fiocks of mere casual visitors for tbe ob- ject of bathing, *ad a little summer recreation-than at this pre- sent moment. Nearly evary respectable lodging is occupied, besides ...
... 'The folowing observations in 7te Aberdeen Chronicle of Saturday laat, are remarkable for the accuracy with which the writer foretold the disasters which would over- take the Grand Vizer:- Tbe Grand Vizier bea, It appears, retreated to Schum]' asd it is stated that he ting in contemplation the reliet of Sllic- tria, by advancing with his whole force and attacking the be- sieging army. This ...
... TYd em O k mu S OVR- -L R -S. I TYufi;N.Y of, WA.RMERS 0V8R l.ABOUliERS. Whesever, in any rural districts of England, we hear of the destruction of farm stock by fires, the work of in- cehdiaries, we may be almost 6ure that there is a long 'tale of oppressioa which has notbeen told. The follow'. 'sng cue, which' appearsi an. acount of the Cbelmeford Petty Sesns, of the 26th of June last, ...