... THE HJRPIEST. A week of fine hot weather has nearly comcpleted our hay harvest. On good lands the grass has proved abundant, but the poorer meadows are very light. The wheat is very pro- mising, and barley and erts look well. Potatoes and turnips will prove abundant. Fruit of all hinds is in great profusion, as well as beans, peas, and every kind of vegetable.-Maccles- f$eld Courier. Hervest ...

... WJE SHElIZ IIs, nnVr. The ?? rendered by Iiis Fund, scantily supplied as It Is, are beyond all calculation. The two gentlemen now lia oice have been in defatigable In their exertions to render It in the highest degree beneficial to the unrortunate. in fact, were it no: ?? their labourfs which have been felt in the prisons of Lon- don, multitudes of poor wretches who have been already con- ...

... BRdZIL. A Mail from Rio Janeiro has arrived, bringing papers to the 24th May. They contain a communication from the Viscount of lItabayna, dated London, Feb. 26, with a letter from the Earl of Aberdeen to that Mlinister in answer to a remonstrance mcde by him against the recapture, by the English frigate Td- baine, of a British vessel, whilst proeeding under eonvoy of a Brazilian frigate from ...

... FRENCH PAI'PRS. [FROM THE MESSAGgi DES CHAMaREs, DATED JULY 29.) (SECOND EDITION.) PARIS, JULY 2R.-Lotters front Berlini of the 19tb, say that It is at the desire, and at the instance of the Cabinet of Saint Petersburgh, that that of Berlin has seat General Mufflinig to Constantinople on a special mission; and many persona sus- pectd as much. The Emperor tdsires to prove at the moment when the ...

... TIHB JORNING CHRONICLE' LONDON: SATURD.AY,. AUGUST 1, 1829. Our readers will see from our Indian intelligence that the GOVERNOR GENERAL has followed up the measure of concession to the Indigo planters with a declaration, inviting the communication of plans for internal improve- ment. We hail this manifestation as a decided evidence of a aew era, in which the resources of one of the finest ...

... Thefollowin is an extract, wbich will be read With interest, of, I tter received from his Ma3esty's ship Blonde, which con ouyd car Ambassador to Constantinople dated from that ca- ?? 21:- ?? The Blonde is DOw moored in the port of Constantinople, tebl befort the Seraglie, or the Palace of the Grand Selgneur, freo which we Are distant about three hundredyards in a north- erIldireCtion. The ...

... IACREASE OF1 TMIl. TAAES ON LAPV. Within a few days it has been made known amongst the Legal Profession, that by a new Stamp Act, which has bien some time in preparation, and is to be brought forward during the next Session of Parliament, it is intended to increase the existing Law Taxes. During the short Whig Administration, It was rumoured that such a measure bad been proposed to Government ...

... fgENCU PAPERS BY EXPRESS. klf.put three this morning we received, by Ex- t paris Papers of the 27th instant. The fel- t' e extracts: $P1 S GAZErrZ DR FRANCE OF SATURDAY, AUG. 1.] rfl IJ LY 31-The Sinaphore of Marseilles, bag the fol fpilhi'sgrap -1 We have news fron Algiers of July 8. WStsy tihere is nO doubt respecting the fate of our unfer - w DtrymD twho fell into the hands of tbe ...

... If ESTERN CIRCUIT-WINCHESTER, JULY 31. [CI VIL SIDE-[Berere Lord Chilef Justice TiNDAL.1 TYE KING V. EUCKELL.-Mr. C. F. WILLIAMS, Mr. JERDEY, and Mr.CROWDXI, appeared for the prosecution; and Mr. Serdi. MERIWETHER, MrMANNINO, and Mr.FoLLnrrT, for the defence. This was sn indictment for perjury, preferred against the de- fendant for having, In evidence given by him in a canue tried here at the ...

... . LONDON: SIs MONDOY, AUGUST 3, 1829. let It appears, from the Paris Papers of Thursday, that an ?? encyclical or circular letter has been addressed, by his Holiness Pope Pius VIII., to all the Patriarchs, Pri- I mates, Archbishops, and Bishops of Christendom, on tri the occasion of the Jubilee, of which the object is toft celebrate the elevation of the new Pope to the Pontifical Ki throne. ...

... German Papers reached us on Saturday. They contain th * latest advices yet received from Oderra, but they relate only to a the successful measures taken agalast the progress of the plague, which seems to have been stayed in that city. The following are extracts [- ODESSA, JULY 8-The happiest success has attended the h measures adopted by the Magistrates to check the progress of tie plague, ...

... NORPOLK CIRCUI1T.-BEDZBRD, AUG. 1. - ti This morning, at an early bour, Mr. Justice Parke txok his o seat to try the prisoners remanded from yesterday. Owing to c the respectability of tbe family of the accused, the following y case excited great interest. SINGULAR FRAUD. a JAMES ROBERT STORRIS, formerly an ensign in the army, was Indicted for defrauding Mr. Cooke of 11. 4s. undr ! the ...