... lTATE OF' TH OtSN1v A Tad Mwtow4si JovxK*AqiL _iot.w4e days-ge edntp edl anitde ent wibeh ?epreented~ohithe 4mX n 5 bo, eifti-iD I s}J~on-S ae ii sich a stt, .httelre u.weya- able to eifiploy~telatter, and that these are sometimes shut. up in pens, like cattle,' and kept there during wrorkzing hours, to prvent- them from. prozling abou t and doingg mischieE; and that Mr. Peel said, that he ...

... 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 ...

... TOTl -. DUK9E aOF WELLJNQT. . MY LORD DUKE, - . You say that yavn have no faundswherd. with te trart #FRtafl theSptta1- fields weavers-; -dLotmie, hB fkins to relieve them owith. -A Heija sitieds a penny-'ot,. it J ad, . ?? you how to sate soineiiue lfpiosad every ye r There -ave 'iome~iitnet called the two C~ana~das,Ne Briinwk, Noya Scotia,. Ca3pe' BretojiNewimid land, ?? EdwardRs 1lank- T ...

... 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 ...

... If by means of paying wages out of poor- rates, the farmer (Farmer JoBsoNx forr jb- stance) get his labour, done for, a hundrede pounds ayear, instead of two hundredpozsads a year: if Jobson do this, is not his fairm worth a hundred a year more ? And will noti JOBSON'S landlord take care to have that' additional hundred a year? What, then, does Jobson get by paying wages out of. ...

... 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 ...

... ?? no answer has appeared to the 1 Reply of Mr Wright, inserted in the Examiner of June 21st, 1 send a few remarks upon it, relying on your candour to give them ?? the Reply be strictly analysed, do not the following circumstances seem to require some, elucidation:- Mr Wright never received a farthing from the late Mr Robson for writing 'The Dolphin,' or for any other services. That ...

... I l I When Mr St John Long, failing as an artist and as a teacher of the use of the globes, first thought of setting up as a doctor, he did not pretend to extraordinary skill in any particular disease, but tried in lodgings in Lon- don street to establish himself as a general curer of eases found incurable by regular practitioners. He was called in to a case of a large tumor in the abdomen, ...

... LONDON, AUGUST 2, 1829. TInE English Resident in Greece, Mr DAWKINS, lately addressed an official note to the Greek Government, urging the justice and pro- priety of a suspension of hostilities against the Turks, and the with- drawal within the Morea of the Greek troops engaged in expelling the Turkish garrisons from Attica and the other provinces north of the Isthmus. The RESIDsrNT argued, ...

... THEI POLITICAL EXAMINER. I Party is the madness of mnany for the gain of a fewV.-0PovE INNER TEMPLE REGULATIONS. WF intended this week to publish a sensible letter from a corre- spondent, on the Inner Temple Regulations, but we must now lay it aside, as we find that the part of the supposed project on which it principally treats, the pecuniary qualification, is not proposed. We also take less ...