... DOYER. souor [YROM THE KENT H5BRALD.] this ANUAL VISIT OF C. ?? THOMSON, ESQ. chip ToHIS CONSTITUENTS. be 0 commnemoratioE of Mr. Thomson's retardt for toa ells it piece on Monday last in the usual spot- The it WI ld 1jerty` adjacent to the residence of William King- ee foll e iat ckland. Tb. dnir was fine ; a.,d the nume- ta fA sqvifg around, and the gay asasnublege of spec- not to19 ...

... 'arethedO~~llCOI onthis subject adverted to Tot 10icting arier the, bead91 ExPress from Paris, given ,Rofl PV NItABRIO OiFFi1iAL GAZETTE OF JULY 19.] om H pIeCtor-4 nr~ Of the C1aisp' d'.Jnowr- toon( the a bondsa contracted and paid loI foreign 't's ince the nestoratlonl of the legitimateGvrnetI putr 18-3 - FFiCiAL ARTICLE. GVF8I3ARD LOAN. R,,yof the kingdom contracted, in 1823, with Louis ...

... TIJiE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1829. We have received the Paris Papers of Sunday, and the Gazette de France dated Monday. The Constitutionnel contains a long article, on the fubject of the affairs of the East which is deserving of some remark. A natural sympathy with the weak, ob- serves our Parisian Contemporary, would lead us to desire the triumph of the Turks, were ...

... GER&AfN PI'PERS. The fotlowing transcript of the ?? Watsen the Grand Viater and General Diebitach appears IO the Gerutia Pspeeg-'- C0148TANTINOIJPx, JULIF It -The COnMunder-io-Mitf the Russian army has written to the Grand Vmijr the following let- ter, datad from tht Camp at Adqara, June 2 (14). As Gad, who in bti might desposee of the fte of aim`, beh Wee ?? to grant to me t ie victory, iis ...

... The Important work of harvest was list week impeded in its progress by frequent showers of rain, but we believe without anymaterial ijury to the corn. The weather was fair at intervalt, during htich mucht wheat was carried and stacked. Tba barliy and oats will now be fist failing nnder the operations ef the scythe; and the crops, we understand, are considered generally ?? ,Idvcrtiter. The ...

... ?? THE SMESSAGER DES CHAMBU OP )toNDAY5ECOND EDITION-] PARIS, AUo.3, NOON.-Letterd Irom Corfo, stating the very decided advantages which the rekto ID Livaedla have obteind c in the last half of June, add, that the Mlistari Cbbfs thae te- f solved to attack the Island of Negropont It ib thouha t It Eg c ill oppose sle executio of the designc; Eigit equalbeisersed that the Greek Governlenet will ...

... e s6L)ZJLTH COLLEGE, GUERNSEY. of ew lofl5 know what a handsome estabhishlthlflt fot 110of yautb exists in Guernsey.twaorg al Ie enElizabeth, and hears her name, mince which 'dos haebeen greatly augmented, by what are called tf de iet and, wrho have appropriated to the erec- * Sii1r luijldlng for tile College a turnt of at least 40,0001., of A impos upon spirits, ?? all laises lhave cheler- ad ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...