... IE1kiECTS O0. TIXdTION ON CONSUMPTION; [.~h FROM THE seOTSMAN.] Istecondition of the ittople of this country worse ?? it was 30 or 40 years ago ? 1- Or have the new sources Of wealth opened up by the march ofjrmprovement Counteracted the increasing pressure rf taxatirn ? lb.,. are ?? often agitated, but which bay* not yet perhaps received a satis- factory solution. If we might believe the ...

... T1NE NEWLoNDON BRIDE. [FROM A CORIESPONDENT.1 gincd the arrangement has beep cencluded with respect to the approacbesof the New London Bridge, the work ha! heen carried on with uncommon vigour on the London side. Num- bera 125,,126, 127, and 128, of the houses in Tbamees treel, have been taken down. The inhabitante of the line, inclading Crooked-face tup to East Cheap, welr A fer days ago, ...

... PORTSMOUIVL dUat7ST 1& Hie Majesty's chip Rainbow, 28, Captain the Hasf. t, Raue, arrived on Monday from the East Indies. She left Trit. connaloe on the 30thl of April, the Cape on the Barh Of J,, (h Wkilg remanined five days in Simon's Bay), St. Ifeenttic~ 26thuofilJose, and Agecrision on tte1 21 of July. Wbs5 he ltiinohwleft Trincomal~ee,Admiral Gage vs. lying there, witjh theiJava. ...

... THR AMORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: MOND.AY, JUGUST 17, 1829. 'We received last night, by the Flanders Mail, Brussels Papers to the 14th August, and extracts from the Journil de St. Petersburgh, in the Berlin Papers, containing news from the theatreof war. The summits of the Great Balkan are said, in the dispatches of Count DXEB:TSCH, to be aU1 in the hands of the Russian&. The following are ...

... The following copy of the Tarifl lately established by the Colombian Government has just been published - SIMON BOLIVAR, LIBERTADOR, PRESIDENT OF THtE REPUBLIC, &C. Considering-Tsat the eapences of the Rep.blic are augment- ed by the necessity of maintaining a defeneive position against Spain, still obstinate in ber pretensions of domination, and of arming to repel the unjust aggression of ...

... SPdRRINGRENEPAI'TOR YOUNG DUTCH -S1M. The Tennis Court yesterday presented a lively specimtn of what the Five. Court was in times gone by, when fighting flourished and vice decayed ; and when all the good mei of the Ring put their sboulders to the wheel, and lent a willing hand to support a brother pugilist. Tbe exhibition was got up for the benefit of Young Dutch Sean, with tbe view ...

... IREL.IND. PUBLIC DINNER TO'MR. O'CONNELL, M.P., IN So TRALEE. i On Wednesday evening last, Mr. O'Connell wasn entertained isi at a public dinner givea to him by the friends of clvii and roll- w gious liberty, at tilt Commercial Club-rpoom, in Tralee. UP- L wards of 115 gentlemen sat down to dinner. Counsellor King hi presided, and discharged the arduous duties of Chairman with hII great ...

... TRA MAIRONAS cADMLJs. The 10li91111in, intrettraglif uccouupt of, a Cherokee ladian of great origin.] And Almost tsivlereagl genius, is extracted from a I esejies of Liectures en American Literatursidelivered last winter at the city of Washington, by Samuel L. Knapp, Esg.. and is the result of that gent imam's own observation In the winter of 1528, a delegation of the Chorokees vlsited t the ...

... THlE. kHARVAST. The wheat harvest is now become pretty ganeral; and al- though the weather, during a part of the past week, was not ,such as the farmer would have chosen for the important work, yet much was cut, carried, and atecked, and we believe in to- lerably good ?? Advertiser. The cutting of the crops, both of wheat and oats bias com- menced in the vicinity of Manchester; and we are ...

... IMozEF DEFEAT OF THE MIGUELITE tSXPJD12'ION AGAINST TER'EBIRA. D A de Mello, Aide-do-Camp of the Conde de Villa wrrired with dispatches for the young Qaeen of Por. flor, b ?? the important intelligence of the complete di- ttalli bre ioulie *xpedition a 1ainst Terceira. fib' gthteisland was omade ot the lth instant, and a t ble body of the Miguelite troops were permitted to rere attacked by the ...

... COLOMBIA AND PER U. During the hostilities between Colombia and Peru, Whicb were concluded by the battle of Tcrqui, the pert of Guayaquil was surrendered to the Peruvians, by a capitulation, extending protection to the persons snd property of all its inhabitants, whether their conduct had bean friendly to Peru or Colombia. This capitulation was not to take effect for ten dase,. during which, ...

... THR MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: WEDNA sDoY i, AUGUST 26 1829. We received last night German Papers. If we may credit an article dated Mentz, 1 5th August, there was a considerable decline in the price of wheat, in conse- quence of the large supplies, and the accounts from all quarters announcing a productive harvest, which deters purchasers. We would fain hope that the harvest in this country ...