... MASONIC PROCESSION AND DINNER AT GL.SUO6W. On Tuesday last, the foundatioa stone of a bridge, of five arches, a% present erecting across the River Clyde, between Saltmarket-street and Crown street, Hutchssontown, Glas- gow, under the superintendence of a Committee of tbe Patrons of Hutcheson's Hospital, and other subscribers to the under- taking, was laid, with Masonic honours, by Robirt ...

... FRENCH PAPER. [FROM THE CAZETTE DE MRANCE OF sal]toL MADRID, JULY 21.-A Royal Decree of the9th inta5t B£k a the mods and the conditionse of the~ f~orai3ctit~oo Of thebs of St. Fernando. This Decee is divided inot aixchapters, the j first treats of the institation sad ?? Olf tf* Bank e priacipal buslness of which will be to riscout bih is ?? &c.. besides the other operatisef for ?? ibslty ...

... TO Tif EDITOR, OF TEK MORNING CHRONICLE. Si R-There is a most prepostareus principle now in vogue, and raling the decisiens even of our Courts of Law, that the first leoder shall be paid after the last. For instance, if the Captain of a ship cheoses to be extravagant, or has the misfortune, through accident, to require 5O01. asaistance inr foreign port, be is obliged to give a Bottomry Bond; ...

... 1DUTlS OF RiPRLSECNTrA T])VRS-PROSPBCTS I ~OF THE COUN J'i We hope that during these summer months our Senators are profitably employing tse Long Vacation in their profetsi nal studies; not the merchants amang them solely in calculating the rise and fall of dry geods; nor tse stock-jobbers watching the - turn of the market ;-nor the lapyers in corning their briefs (thoutgh Mr. Brougham swhose ...

... Horse Guards, August 20,1829. At a General Court Martial, held in the Gaul of the County of Limerick, at Limerick, on the 20h May, 1829, and continued by adjournment to the 23d of the some month, Brev.t Major William Butts, of the Royal Artillery, was arraigned upon ibe under-mentioned charges, viz. lIt. For having, on or about the 7th day of May, 1829, dis- honourably obtained from the ...

... GERM4N PAPERS. The German Papers which arrived yesterday have only bronght tbe foilowing articles re'ating to Greece:- SYRA, JULY 6.-The evils which the Friends of Order and Peace have feared as the Inevitable produce of the seed which the President scattered in Greece, begin now to manifest them- selves. The violent passions which his policy has excited and cherished, that they might serve ...

... THE HARVkST. The crops of Wheat have been partially laid to this county t by the rains; hut if the weather continue fiae (as we are glad t to state that It does at present), they will turn out tolerably a good Oats and barley are looking extremely well, and turnips t r likely to be ?? Chronicle. i The wheat harvest Is now becoming general in this neigh- bourbood, and we are happy to add, that ...

... 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 ...

... IRELIND. THE ICE BROKEN. There has boon at length an Orange conviction in the North. Persona who were in a procession on the famous 13th, ?? had committed an assault, were found guilty and sentenced to various periods of imprisonment. The prosecutors, however, were Protestants and peace-offcers, and the facts were brought before the Court &ad Jury in a way that rendered acquittal, we will say, ...

... THE HER IN TCrKE1?KY. (EXTRACT Or A PRIVATE Lr.rEER FROM A 1RiT`Il ( OLI`,FI THlE TURKISH SEIM( F:. ROSTCIUIK, JULY 15.-I do not know whether yoli Qt last letter, which was forwarded from the capita!; if ?? would have learnt of my being stnt up here as the third in cr- mand ofthe artillery. I arrived here about a nmotth bckj can assure yoU I am heartily sick of my command, and sri thing ...

... SHOLKING UCCURRENCE. A most dlstreossing and shocking circumetence took place yes- erday morning, in the Blackfriars-romld, precisely similar to tie. nleileoly occurrence at the Bull IDn, Holbora, a few days go. Yesterday morning Mrs. Sadler, landlady of the Hat tand Featherl, in Great Surrey-atreet, arose about half-past Von o'clock, and having drosned ber eldest child, took him oa. airs to ...