... SrtdH OF A PROPOSAL FOR COLONIZING I AUSTRLASJA, 4f. &v. [CONTINUED FROW! YESTERDAY'IS CHOaN CLE.) Their e writers live in France and England, because Amll- Terno rewards for succets in literature. Their cleverest ,,,nc5 r bring their skill to the rich market of Europe. he- InecilClts ricaeriCa, skilli is lses valuable than strength. Their cause,4` &,I power is held as a mere boast by those ...

... The present week has not betn favourable to the operation' of the husbandman. The fifty hours' rain at the latter part of last week wag succeeded by two fine daly, Sunday and Moaday. Since that time we have had unsettled weather In the North of England, and the crops are at present in a very critical situation. We have this week had rather extensive opportunities of ob- serving the corn crops. ...

... 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 ...

... ALUSTTRALIA. Fo,~4Z R(eM Tall CHRONICLE OF SATUJRDAY LAST.] vyoa io'llgoe perhaps, that society hete is divided into butt tw Cilssse-acrimti~na slaves, and their temporary owners. Rit le mg tell you, this is by no means the case. We have grads- tiil rfsuok, ahillti5t As numerouS as thoise which divide the 001,ity of England. True Governor Iis King ; ansd a much .0111 pwerfial maga he is, in ...

... IE1kiECTS O0. TIXdTION ON CONSUMPTION; [.~h FROM THE seOTSMAN.] Istecondition of the ittople of this country worse ?? it was 30 or 40 years ago ? 1- Or have the new sources Of wealth opened up by the march ofjrmprovement Counteracted the increasing pressure rf taxatirn ? lb.,. are ?? often agitated, but which bay* not yet perhaps received a satis- factory solution. If we might believe the ...

... T1NE NEWLoNDON BRIDE. [FROM A CORIESPONDENT.1 gincd the arrangement has beep cencluded with respect to the approacbesof the New London Bridge, the work ha! heen carried on with uncommon vigour on the London side. Num- bera 125,,126, 127, and 128, of the houses in Tbamees treel, have been taken down. The inhabitante of the line, inclading Crooked-face tup to East Cheap, welr A fer days ago, ...

... The following copy of the Tarifl lately established by the Colombian Government has just been published - SIMON BOLIVAR, LIBERTADOR, PRESIDENT OF THtE REPUBLIC, &C. Considering-Tsat the eapences of the Rep.blic are augment- ed by the necessity of maintaining a defeneive position against Spain, still obstinate in ber pretensions of domination, and of arming to repel the unjust aggression of ...

... 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 ...

... THR MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: WEDNA sDoY i, AUGUST 26 1829. We received last night German Papers. If we may credit an article dated Mentz, 1 5th August, there was a considerable decline in the price of wheat, in conse- quence of the large supplies, and the accounts from all quarters announcing a productive harvest, which deters purchasers. We would fain hope that the harvest in this country ...