... THB MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1829. It is rumoured that Mr. CAMPBELL Will succeed to the vacant place on the Bench of the Exchequer. There could be no better appointment. The Porz, during his troubles, had nowhere more de- voted friends than the worshippers of the Protestant Constitution of 1688 in this country. Another apparent contradiction is observable now. The great ...

... SPdRRINGRENEPAI'TOR YOUNG DUTCH -S1M. The Tennis Court yesterday presented a lively specimtn of what the Five. Court was in times gone by, when fighting flourished and vice decayed ; and when all the good mei of the Ring put their sboulders to the wheel, and lent a willing hand to support a brother pugilist. Tbe exhibition was got up for the benefit of Young Dutch Sean, with tbe view ...

... UflARP'S MEXICO. As Ferdinand, by the expedittlof from the Haviinnhh, ir more about to imbue his hands in blood, and to sacrlbse lte devastate a country In an absurd attempt to recover M, xl . may be useful to illustrate the subject by a few e\tracis 1, Mr. Ward's last publication. Mr. Ward was the itritish Coz at Mexico, and to his recent work upon that Repu!,lic. be just added a suppItmentA1 ...

... HA4MBURGH PAPERS. H11smburgh Papers of the 8th instant reached us yester- day. They bars brought the following ccfihial accounts of fresh victories gained by General PaskewltBch In Asia, over two Turkish corps, or rather armies, as one of tbem consisted of 20,000 men, and lbe other of 30,000, the latter commanded by the Seraskier in person, The Russians ceem to have been chiefly indebted for ...

... SU'PkERINGS UP THE P(OR. Acotemperary of last week, Thse Nettringham Review, lays before Its readers the following statement:- On Tuesday, no less than forty-sir fathers of large families, and thirty ma) hav- ing smaller families, applied to the Overseers .,f St. Mary's, Nottingham, for relief, and a great number of them were on Wednesday morning set to work with the spade and pick-axe on ...

... GERMAN PdPERS. We extract the following (coma the w edr4ei Ohwnser of the 27th of July, ?? our readers to draw thelr OWa ctfl cluslotiS :- lte ?? h VIENNA, JULY 26.-gbXtraCt Of a e f n ite 2Oth of~sltne M. Achille de RoOCO French Resident, board dited to the GoVErnmTolttt r, arrbarived thi 1 orfrttg, on atd La ~ctrlel, romToulon, where be embarked 00l the1t Lhe MactriuesS fofVabtrg, who hes ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... [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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...