... 1MR. GORDON'S AUDIENCE X no G IUND ~SEIGNOR. The grand audience given by the Sulton to awr Ambassador, the HOD. Mr. Gordon, has Oroituced ma sncothmon degee. of interest at Constantinople, on account of the peculiar circuit-I st~acsts under which it took place, and the important cooae- quencee expected to result from the new diplomatic relationc between Great Britain and the Porte. Monday, the ...

... The wheat harvest has commenced at several places in this neigbbonrbood, and we believe it is generally admitted that the predu e will fully equal what is commonly called an average ?? Advertiser. The corn- harvst has partially commenced In this county, and respinr is expected to become general during the present weak. -Birvsting/ara Journal. This town (Leiceater) and neilbboorboad, in common ...

... THE POP i'S ENCYCLIC LETTER. TO OUR BROTHERS THIE PATRTARCRS, PRlMATEgs ARCHBISHOJPS, AND BISHOPS. Piu$ Vill Pope-Vnoealable Brothels, s&illaition f d bene- diction. R-ady to take posstion in the Churcb of the Loiteran, c rording to the usage of mir predtec ra of tbc P ?? which bat een c onhdeA to up, notwitlistsonine1' our inivetfec lans, we open our heart to you, venerable brother,, v b°avs ...

... GERMAN PdPERS. By the German Papers, which arrived yesterday, We hove received accounts from BeJrliu of the 24th ult. i rwhich It is stated positively that General Diebitecb, after csnring SchumiS to be regularly invested, has croseed the Balkan with 40,000 met), with the intention of proceeding to Adrianopie, if the efforts of General Muffling, the Pressedn Envoy, and those of the Eoglish and ...

... MR. HUSK!SSON. LFROm A LIVEROOOL COIRESPONDENT.] On Saturday our worthy Representative drove Into town from Sudley, the seat of N. Robinson, Esq., our worthy Mayor- About four n'clock in the afternoon, accompanied by hie Wor ship, Sir Jobr. Tobin, and ether gentlemen, the Right Honour- able Gentleman, who appears in the enjoyment of vigorous health. appeared on'Chauge. He was, on entering the ...

... TWE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: SJTURD4y, AUGUST 29, 1829. We have just seen a short letter brought by the latest arrival from the East, and written by a Gentleman ac- companying the Embassy. It speaks in very decided terms of the hopelessness of any successful resistance to the victorious Russians; al- ludes to the discovery of some plot or intrigue at Con- stantinople to deliver that city ...

... Extract of a letter, dated Hobart-town, Van Dieman's Landi March 26, 1829:- This is indeed a lovely country. Take the climate of Italy, the mountain scenery of Wales, the fertility of England-combine these, and you have Van Disman's Land. 0f fruits, and other productions of the earth, there is a constant succession, for in this place there is no winter, unless about two months of rain and ...

... TIHI MORWNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: ] TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1829. X Mr. BOLLAND is already named as likely to be the V new Baron of the Exchequer, in place of Sir JOHN . HULLOCIC. c It is asserted that late advices from the seat of war c have given occasion to the Cabinet Council which sat en Sunday, and continued its deliberations for an unusual length of time. l It has been long more than ...

... ORANGEISM IN THm COUNTY OF TYRONE. I - fFROM THE BELFAST NORTiHERN WHIG.] tit The case of the Rev. John Bridge, Seceding Minister of Cam- fat tlecaulfiold, which came before the Presbyterian Synod of Ire- bei land, at their late meeting in Armagh, is so strikingly illustrs- til tive of the state of society ir the countyTyrone, that we lay it be- tit fore the public under the conviction that it ...

... L° 1 CLB DINNER. MR. SHEIL AND MR. MONTESQWEU BELLEW. has la The Quarterly ?deetiog of this Independent body took place tion a on Monday, at Magraib's Hotel. Upwards of eighty ?? Titers sat down to a very excellent dinner. makit ALEXANDER DAWSON, E.q., M. P. in the Chair. otoma Jamesa Markey and James M'Allister, Esqrs. Vice Pralsidents, garde Thoclothbbeing removed, the CHAIRMAN rose and said ...

... We are assured that the Resolutions given by The Tinn, 5,so Saturday, as the Regulations as they really (ire adopted b the Beachers of the loner Temple, are certainly not this ftrlo lutions as they really w, re; and that efther they must ,y been altered, or the Membtrs of the ll muust have bon se riously misinformed at the Treasurer's Office. When t4, n wt Regulations were first verbally ...

... CMANGE OF THE IRENCH MINISTRY. PARis, AuG. 8.-Tb. French Ministry is changed. Tit Prince d o liognpac has bsean charged ID form a now Administration. The Ordinance is to be signedl to-day, at St. Cloud ; it will ap- pear ?? in the AMoindcut, I can state with certainty that Prince Polignac is Minister of Foreign Affairs;, M. do la Bourdlonnalre, Minister of the Interior; and Admiral de Rigriy, ...