... 'IHE METAYER SYSTEM OF LETTING LAND. In thle last Number of the Forrign Qrserterlu Reviewo, wli~chl we haive before noticedt for thre great talentes enl- geged in it, no less thian for the variety and interest of its ocutonts, plalcing it in thle very first rank'. of the periodicalsi of the day, theire is an excellent article onl the Metlayer ivt'ser of lettina land. Thle last thirty yenrs ...

... ?? ?? . j . , : . ! . - ?? o RSPND - y ?? ?? ; fstliy n*1i'zail~M the pre imiaries. notic heoicnubah tbO4 i t ite tday, -- aroe of~~~ prbaili an 'Iijetrs r~l ...

... - ?? - Ittu 00004:, Ii FROiMi TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. tl AR-OFFICE, Sept.28.] 70thFoot, a Captain J. Tredeinmck to be 11najor, wvith- i I V out purchase, Oice Greene._Brevet-Lt.- Colonel F. Cockburn, ot the 2d 'A est India ti Regt. to hava the rank of Colonel at Honduras only. 6 BANKRUPTS. t Wm. Thomas, Bath, woollen draper S John Nichols. Bristol, builder (3eor Fall, Bread-street, baker ...

... 1 I 1 it S - -I .l!- tif (FomIhr Prwssqan .SRte Gacetk.) II ColqITANwTIMOPzE, RSEiT. 5. & fElIAL Mtfflhit is about to leave olv I 5 thincity and return home. i-e has received us' [+ froan all quarters proof% of the highesto regard: an unprecedented circumsntance i,5L ex ~ttb SulaS, n oder to see him, received hil' il Of }Ithe Suitan, nor heil only the interpreter of the Vf ~,s,s egadienc.t ...

... NEWCASTLE, OCTOBEnR Q. 1 fn the S4th ult. disatche& were received at the Foreign Office. from Sir Robert Gordon, the British ambassador, dated Constantinople, the 96th of August. 'At that period all was tranquil in the capital, and the Turkish government was so confident that peace would be the result of the negociations at Adrianople, thnat, they had sent home all the Asiatic troops, which ...

... Irfi lutJ. REFUSAL OF THE IRISH GOVERNMENT TO APPLY FOIR THE RENEWAL OF THE INSURRECTION ACT. Dsdbliss, Sept. 24. The following official communications from the Under-Secretary of Slate, Mr. Gregory, and Lieu- temnnt Siborn, the Military Secretary of the Corn nannlerin.Chiet aie addressed to ?? Jacob, Esq. High Sheriff of the county of Tipperary:- Di Dubin Costle, Sept. 16. S:R-I have had ...

... THE POLITICA L EXAMINER. I - Party is the madness of many for the gain of a few-PoMsi. SIGNS OF THE TIMES. A LATE number of the Quarterly Revieiv contained an article on the State and Prospects of the Country, remarkable (considering its place) for the sobriety of its style, the temperance of its tone, and the fairness of a statement of very considerable compass. The Edinburgh Reeiew has taken ...

... It is a Maximoforalastwyt s{im,-lent tinso dapes~ ?? ?? -sr literary. ques.. intodsUss, nor a ocal;- -abuse to exos uo a a Pant corruptionistiv toctu, ?? vnost5 AV neO those nice thi - - ?? hchuh Upubloicntakeso grt' anin IIIh Whnent agispulc abue pbis ?? geapte or ah interetedinertuaingte abuen: ore glitled byits expo.. seurev rhelihd alwas ie aw camond odrn 'idhtinceeal-i - radnes ;andhi ...

... THUE B1ELFAST NEWS-LETTER. TUESDAY-OCTOBER 6. RENEWAL OF HOSTILITIES IN TIE EAST. The armistice between *the Russians and the Turks has net, it seems, been of long duration. . Me conjec- tured as much when the fact ofmits existence was first announced. We give the following letter from Nurem- berg, from the Courier of Fdiday evening:- NnutEnmERG, SaPT. 24.-Letters from Vienna of the 20th ...

... THIIRD REFORMATION. tFROM Till DUBLIN uSVNIING Purr.] There is a striking -incideocs in the language of the late Dr. Droingol. and of the Earl of Mounacueise, in speaking of the Boicksliders from the Establidshment. Out late honest and learned friend used the following expressions . 1That the Protestant Churcha stands in great need of secu- rhites, who can doubt, when he esee division in the ...

... ARChIDEACON BUTLER'S CHJARGE. 'I A Charge delivered to the Clergy of the Arebdeaconry of Derby, at the Visitations at Derby and Chesterfield, June 18th and. 19th, 1829, and published at their request. The concluding period of the first paragraph of this Charge, will introduce the subject of. it without farther writing, on our part, a id every one must consider it an important subject. Speaking ...

... ;itblloll, WtoTRNvFln A v Pi pM RA1;: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1829. The Turkey Mail arrived this morning with dates from Constantinople to the 29th, and from Smyrna to the 20th ult. The principal merchants have, how. ever, letters by express to the 5th inst. The latter are quite at variance with the official dispatches. They state, indeed, that the Turkish negociators sailed from ...