... I =o a4 ,zf I;o ad, e ?? t-- Ad'ATL(Ab BRITISH AND fOREIGlN BIBLE SOCtIBTY. [FROM THE OSEWARE TIMES.] For sanne time the town has been piscirded, ?? that a Meeting would be held at the Towfr ball, for the purpose of establishing a Bible Society. The Chair was appointed to be taken at eleven for twelve o'clock. At the time the. rooct was literalty crowded, among whom were many of the Society ...

... LONDON: TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1829. By a Dutch mail, which arrived last night, we re- eeived St. Petersburgh and Dutch and German Papers. An Extraordinary Supplement to the Journal de St. Petersburgh, of the 8th August, gives the Bulletin of the operations of the Army of the Caucasus to the taking of Erzeroum. The conclusion of the Bulletin briefly recapitulates the operations :- Thus in ...

... It .jrzoV OF COLONIAL SECRETS. t.tVZVMONTHLY REGISTER FOR AUGUST.) ?? 24) we adertf ed to the language of as. ,,pWest Isdia Committ~ee In London (masnm- M ,e lyheutors of The West India Reporter) in tae by the Jamaica House of As of r ascto aenctmensts against Oft rd we ?? otwilhstandling rel ?? swihi as monst unhaseitatingly affirmed Ira ?? rd astics been prudently sup- all Iit 9i ?? 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 ...

... LESSONS IOR LOVERS. We yesterday gave a report of the case Ash v. Parkinson, which was tried at York ; we now give a specimen of the baltefs doux of the lbee . - DEAR MARY-On account of my leaving homse thia morn- ing for the West, I shall not have the happiness of seeing you before Sunday next. At that time I hope to find you in better health shan when I left you on Sunday evening last, ...

... DINNAR oP ?? BLUE CLUB AT SHOftRI4LM. On Tuesday the Annual Dinner of the Blue Club, which It composed of the political friends sod supporters of Sit E. B. Sugdlen. the Solicitor-General, took place at the Star Ina, Sh'iream. Captain Tate filled the Chair, and Mr. W. late Wits the Vics-Prosident. A low Gentlemen who were not Members of the CluiS were* invited and attended. About four o'clock ...

... -BR USSUS PAPERS. Brussels Papers to the 26th instant arrived yesterday morning. The following are extracts - BRuSSEr., AnG. 22-His Majesty has been pleasedi to make a very extensive promotion In the army. AuG. 23.-Her Majesty the Empress of Brazil, having received a courier fromn Ostend, was to leave Ghert to-day. AUG. 25.-Since the Empress of Brazil has been at Ghent, the Marquees de Rezende ...

... r { - , r e - . r¾-rr I IrRaw /A LONDON GAZETTE of Tueday, Aug. 25. WAR-OFFICE, AUG. 24. Ist Regiment of Life Guards-Captain William Jobs Wil- liam,, from half-pay 2d Ceylon Regiment, to be Captain, vice Samuel F. Cog, who .xchasigee. 4th Regtiment of Dragoet, Guards-Captain George rhonmas Heigham, from, the 69th Foot, to be Captain, by purchas*, vice Ravenlhill, who retires.. lst Rogimmntof ...

... [FROM THE DUDRUN EVENING POST.] r THE CONSPIttACY. The Courer willhaveitthatthereisa Consplracy-u 4 b5si pi and unptincipled a conspiracy as ever disgiacod the *rnala of al this or any other coupiry, sginet the Duke of Wellington and fi his Majesty's Ministers. That there is a conspiracy to calumni- ti ate and run thqm down, wie can easily credit-for we use the P evidencee of sue a ...

... II GRAND JUNCTION WATER COMPANY. A very numerous Meeting of the Proprietors ij this under-. taking was held yesterday, at the Company's Offices in Brook- street, Grcsvenor-square. The Meeting was specially convened for the purpose of taking into consideration the necessity for an alteration being made in the Company's souree of supply, and also the important communications which had taken ...

... [FROM TWlE COURRIER FSANCAIS e. SATURDAY.] WAR IN THE EASr. The progress of events in the E~at, which have been for a Iornt time suspended, has now suddenly acquired an alarming rapidity. At the moment we are speaking the destinies of the Ottoman Empire are, perhaps, accomplisbed. The German Journal& announce, that the Russians have gained a greas battle, at twenty leagues from Constantinople. ...

... TRlE KING'S WORI). Never was a Ministry so attacked as that of the Prince de Pollgnac all the Paris Pipers, with the exception of two or three, are agsinst it, and the provineial Papers also in a Vast majority. The attacks are el every variety, and some of them of great ability as well sa acrimony. The following appears in the Gamstitutioneaei of Friday, after aome preliminary reflection. of ...