... Prepatrati.on for tile assassiinationi of oA1' O'Connell At the Dublin Head Police Office, onWodilay, l.' O'Connell and Mr. Domainic Ronayjie, appeared before the presiding Magistrates of this office, kind tendered their joint iblorinations agtainst Mr. Talbot Glascoc!, charginRg hii with threatening to assassinate Mr. O'Connell. It was stated on the part of Mr. Ronayiie, that on tihe ...

... COBBEFT'S ADVICE TO i YOTJrE. Ti'llds is anI admirib-le lit~tle wo1rje, and N~o should like to copy the whilole Of' it into our oluns, if doing so were n1ot injustice to the Anthor, nba is well eu- titled to alL thc profit it wvill yield, iln return for, the advice whihll our readers, vi hen they haluv read the followvilng extracts, will clenowljdgI e he is well cua- lihed to givo:l Start, I ...

... I GLOBRE OFFICE, Four o'Clock. At a lite hour this afterinoon we received by the Dutch Mail rae ProssiaonStote Gaeetie of the 27th oltt., from which we extract the official report of General Diebitsen, dated Madam. the 14th tilt., coun- mnivnicating some forther Important advantages gatied by the Raoiion arary under his coomamud:- NEWS FROM TILE THEATRE OF WAR. BcRa.tt, cJUmN 27.-Rteport of ...

... ; PnOCEEDINGS AT TEE NEW SAILn . M~ONDAY, JuNE 29. eiet ffot Draneil Lirrkhoarg a private in thce4hrgmn ffot stood charged with bLeaking open1 a toe,` the property of' a a ,servant of a publicanlin Shudehrill, and telgsevieral ofr- -ticdes of wearinsg apparel therteut. From thc evdec o onre of tihc servants; of tile house, it appeared that the pay-o rnaster-serjeant' Of thle regiment was ...

... I In the precedilg pagc we have given MIr. Cublett's account of his RIural Rfidle, in whvjichl he promises to give in his lEvziyrant's Guide, letters fromi persons vho swere sent to America at the expense of their respective parishes. We happen to be able to an- ticipate him. The following axe extracts from the little publicationl he allides to:- John Watsein, Qoeensblry, Nero BrunsiLick, ...

... ITHEP ROOSED SUBSCRIPTION GARDENS. A Garden for a speculationi- Thu trert scheme in asl the nation. The gr S L ~~1191 A NAL. C . To the Editor of the Times and Gazette. SIR ,-I have just received a circular entitled 'Longsight Subsceiptiofl Garden. I Perfectly agree ihtewie in thinking that, '' it has long been a subject of much our- rise and regret, that in the vicinity of a town so ...

... SATURDAY, JULY 11,1S2I The accounts of fhe Quartef's Revenue exhibit a falling off to the amount of no less than £350,000, when compared with the corresponding quarter of last yeatr. W~e attach no great importaLce to these quarterly returns, considered as indications of the prosperity or the Idversity of the country, for the variations of revenue do not necessarily point out variations in the ...

... % ',? I I,-,- 0 -, t ? i) - TD 5, f Ir ?la I., i c i 1. ?S j2 f W. I ]f uotSTIjl:.O OF~ NVLACIIIA, .O t~til te -nighftof rthl, the troopls 111tide a1nothcjr n Iv front Silli'tria, IV hc the' snrjtridscd thle RIltusiali ClIiirerich rents inl tIn. darki, Fnod conned great itnJury to the Isesiegers, hut welci at just reptilO- ed by tlteo, an eotnpotlol~ 10 reQtrea~t into thle fortritnO, TIClosf ...

... T.'!!,,' Gi-ANRT SMIUGGLER.. , .- . . . I . I I I . . . . .. . . I Wlhen thle lu' slature cocseuted to the admission inol this coa~ctrv of Scotish Nviiisiw, it was pointed sot to the Mini- tce, tlhit uL:less tioe Would aIt the sule Wlnc eo.iai.. i:i e tilec dutv OLOll it, tile 'oona' cvould amount to icore tian an c!- esurageaceet to tile gianit smcuggicrto lerouhile his exer- tteiso. it ...

... FALL OF, PpiCES.-DE.CLINE OF MANUFAC- I I i~ TROMA LETER ~O :SSE`D TrO THE DUME OF WELLINZG- * TON, ByV WM ffl'. .Afy Lord Dulcet 1.1hv ie throtigl 11est Kent anld East Susses my- eltl Mi. I-font hals been through *Wilthr ekhrean Middlese.Xi; I have sceis a friend from thle Solt, f.iInp sire, and one fron th otho ht LOunty, I have seei a letter frontIviofltgornieryshiirC, and asnotheor fro ...

... __ _J .. ~~~rmtz1talsat1aepes. .. malidceoterI We have in another part. of our paper copied a Russian bulletin, containing an account of the de- feat of a large Turkish corps uader the command bf the Grand .Vizier, with great loss in killed, wodind- ed and prisoners. It must be recollected, however, that this is the Russian account, and that they have on former occasions not a ...

... LONDON, THuRsDAY DVENI.NG, JULY 9, 1S29. By the Turkey 11ail of this morning we have accounts fronm Constaltilople to the 11th, and from, Smiyc'na to the 4th ult. Tise TukisIl fleet had again pwSSed into the Black Sca, accompanied by the captured Rassiais frigate, svhiM!l had been litted out and manned with Turks. It was report. ed that a second engagement had taken place CWith the Rus- sian ...