... U MR. 11USKISSON'S VIsnT TO MANCHESTER. I MANC5IESER, THuRSDAY EVENINo. Mr. Huskisson arrived from Liverpool yesterday afternoon (accompanied by his Lady), at Claremont, near tils town, on a vrsit to Benjamin Heywood, Esq., of the firm of Heywood, Bro- thers and Co., bankers. In the evening be dined with Mr. Hey- wood and a select party of friends, who had been speclally in- vited for the ...

... THE IIARVEST. I We have this week Noon visited hy some hetavy cuin, intervals with hot suos, and a.me drying winds, ,dar, 11~ much wheat has been carried, and that too in Iond a,, Complaints of the corn having grown in th. ie ,8 ha pretty freely made andi circulated ; hat, trion ithe a-ia C correspondents, we are inclined to believe there II ?? foundation for the rttmour. That such has hestil ...

... IREL.IND. PUBLIC DINNER TO'MR. O'CONNELL, M.P., IN So TRALEE. i On Wednesday evening last, Mr. O'Connell wasn entertained isi at a public dinner givea to him by the friends of clvii and roll- w gious liberty, at tilt Commercial Club-rpoom, in Tralee. UP- L wards of 115 gentlemen sat down to dinner. Counsellor King hi presided, and discharged the arduous duties of Chairman with hII great ...

... IMozEF DEFEAT OF THE MIGUELITE tSXPJD12'ION AGAINST TER'EBIRA. D A de Mello, Aide-do-Camp of the Conde de Villa wrrired with dispatches for the young Qaeen of Por. flor, b ?? the important intelligence of the complete di- ttalli bre ioulie *xpedition a 1ainst Terceira. fib' gthteisland was omade ot the lth instant, and a t ble body of the Miguelite troops were permitted to rere attacked by the ...

... A PO)RTSMOUTH.s Tit askmY (SECOND DAY'.) The Court was opened this morningit nine O'clocl,, when tuc econd ciarne was gone into, as to the Genoa firing into the tlbion, Which ship had an English enaign at her mant-head to ,revint slick, mailtakes. Captain Ortmmanety, commander of the Albion, was examined: 'robe his evidence it appeared that, in the beginning of the ac- * o, be ba I not sit1 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... [FROM THE LEEDS MERCURY, Ato. 29.] We see with deep regret that the weavers of B arnaley have broken out into acts of riot and outrage, in consequence of an intended reduction of wages; and annexed will be found the particulars of the disturbance there on Thursday, in whick the houses of three manufacturers were assailed, and the library and furniture of one of them burnt. We are unable to ...

... WAR IN THE EAST. TFROM THE CONSTITUTIONNlL OF WE DNESDAY.1 d STATISTICAL NOIES UPON THE AFFAIR OF tl KIlK-KIYASSA. The Information of a battle having taken place at Kirk-Kilissa has not reached us as yet but by uncertain channels. A ahort time since such intelligence, even if it were inserted in the i Gazette de Be ltin, and accompanio4 by minute details, would have met with general disbelie. ...

... 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 ...

... BGOCJCI*TION BET WEEN IRdNCI 4 A.LGIRS.E | - . I The vios, a Toulon Journal, contains the following letter, wbich has produced a great effect on the public mind in that city On board the Provence, 4th Augurt. Tbe Alip Li Provence cast anchor on the 30tb ult.. in the Bay of Algiers, with a fag of truce. She was accompanied by the brig L Alrne, wbich, some dsys before, had had communi- cationk ...

... APPREHENSION 01 THE WEST MOULSEY G4dJG OF BUtG1,ARS. [ki(M A COttKRPS5POlX9BNT.J The public will b* rind to hear that the daring gang of burglars wtirb, cotnm tted the memorable robbery in the house of the Rev. Mr. Warriogton, at Welt Moulusy, in November ;oat, and been the terror of the villages in the vicinity of the metropolis, where they have, during the lost eightgee months, carrie.s on a ...