... THE GO VERNMIENTand the SPANISM REFV GBES. On Saturday the Lord Mlayor & a deputation from the Commit- tee for dimpensing the benevolent contributions of the peblic for the relief of the Spanlab and Italian Refugees, waited upon the E rl of Aberdeen, in consequence of the recent arrival ef several Spanish emigrants in this country. It appears that between forty and fifty of those unfortunate ...

... GIhRMIfV PAPASRS. German Papers to the 23d ins:, arrived yesterday. They do not contain any information from the theatre of war of so recent a date as that through otber channels - ST. PETERsButRGH, SEPT. 11.-This being the fate of the Older of St. Alexander Newaky, and the anniversary ol the soer day fffie) of the Imperial Prince Alexander, at well of the birtb-day or the Grand Ducoaer Olga, ...

... VWe are convinced the following paper, both from the no- lty of Its subject, and the high quarter from which it comes, t ri I be interesting to nur readers 1 I The following observations occurred upon an investigation of tbs Stism-carrinie nf Mr. Gurney, at Sir C. DAnce's, near Waford, July 22, 1829. flti carriage is not intended for the conveyance of passengers orboggage, hust is intended ...

... THA MORNIvNG CHRONICLJ'. LONDON:t FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1829. A private letter from Constantinople, which we have I seen, and which is of the latest received date, repeats a statement which has already appeared in our columns- namely, that a direct application had been made to Ge- neral DIEBITscH by the Diplomatic residents at Con- stantinople, to suspend his advance upon that capital. The ...

... ICE MOUNTAIN IN VIRGINIA, [FROM TUE LYtCHBURG VIRIONIAN.J The curiosity which it is my purpose to ?? to your notice, is appropriately galled the Ice Mountain. It stands in the county of Hampshire, not far distant from the road leading from Winchester to Romney, and near a imall stream called the North River. it is not of very great altitude, nor are ita sides very steep or precipitous. About ...

... INDI.IN HOSTILITIEs O'N TPJE AJMEAJCAN F1RONTIER.I General Jaskson wanted an Indian war, and, as If to obilge him, all the Indians seem animated by a hostile spirit to him. It is oat of course to be suspected that he instigates them. The following is from a late number of the Missouri Intelligenceir- s Oa Sunday morning last, our citizens were thrown into copitersablt consternation and ...

... THMMES TUNNEL. Our attention has been again called to the subject of tberlbsmes Tunnel; and we have now before us a printed rttr addressed by the Engineer, Mr. M. J. Brune', to de Proprietors of that undertaking. From its first cormn anencerent we have watched the progress of the work With interest, not merely on account of its novelty and be boldness of the conception, but because of its ...

... >7'.JI'F OIF 7'iI'PERAtY. We request the attention oft he public to tbe following par2 graph,. They furnisht tamiter evi 'ei co of lie zea~il of that C;etgv which 1sil the Olauge Prints in Ireland, and Several oif iha, Tory Journals in Eng~land, I let. r 1,,laa(n,alaai. Tauogl liotavl the fear of Tive Afo, sain. If jaon,, ?? lf-re our eve-, we saili persist in the assertion, that the Irish ...

... AUSTR4LIA. LETTER FROM SYDNEY. [Cotsi51iED FROM THE CHR.NICLE UF TUESDAY. SEPT. 22] That low-lived Englishman who, in the pride of his John iull breed, and of his condition as Paymaster to a, exiled marching Regiment, distinguished the Emi- ant from the Native population of New South Wales, fy nicknaming the one Sterling, and the other Cur- rency, was, no doubt, a man of taste according to his ...

... IRENCII PAPERS. [FROM THE GAZETTE DE FRANCIS OF SATURDAY.] PARIS, SerF. 25.-Letters from Constautinople, which ar- rived yesterday evening, confirm the news which we have given respecting the steps taken for the conclusion of peace in the East. and add the followittg details:- ' When the news of the taking of Adrianople was spread at Ceuntantinople, It excited a fermentation which threatened ...

... THE MAAUIJCTURING DISTRICTS. MANCH7sTtR, TurRSDY EveaNta;. Our tmarket to-day has not t~perieneed any material al:;r. ation. In consequence of the stoppage of a grert many of tiq mills, it was expsected that the demands for yarns would ba been more brisk, but I cannot learn that the.. articipaitio, have been realized. In coarse cloths a little hai hate done but at ruinously low prices. In fine ...

... GER!MN PAPERS. The German Papers which ?? on Saturday morning hae no intollivenci from theseat of war:- FaONTIERS OF WALLACHIA, AUG 7-TIe two Principalities are to bhvel 4S magaZines, in whictt pr-iisiontsof all kindsatre to be dp cisied. Tae Commissariat in Jassy has concluded with a merchant from the Buchowina a contract for 51,000 chetwerte of oats and 5,000 chetwerts of flour; end the ...