... A few days 1go information was given to tbe Police that an extensive system of swindling had been practised upon Messrs. Read and Scott, the surgical-Instrument-makers, of the Qua- drant, Regent-street, under the following circetmstancest- Messrs. Read and Scott are well known to the sargical pro- fesston, as the patentees of the stomach pump, and in cons- quence of the instrument being ...

... NORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: WEDNESDAdY. OCTOBER 7, 1829. /e *S-a rd has made, as we expected, the amende A uoiabble ic Lord LANSDOWN. We rather think, however, that our Contemporary is mistaken in atribut- irk the charge to speakers in the Catholic Association. 't rather believe he was indebted for it to another qua ter. In rhe Leeds Intelligencer, about two years ai*o hen conducted by an Irish ...

... 1RISH POST OH'CE. The followiug is a copy of a communication from Mr. Charl8, Johnson, Suparintendent of Mall Coaches, as to assimllating the mode of coutractiog for the mails In Ireland to that of Eng- land - Dahlin, Sept. 19. SiRs-In obedience to Instructions, I have made a tour in tle South of Ireland, proceeding from Dublin to Limerick. thence to Cork and Waterford, and from the latter ...

... IRELiND. IDUBLIN, SErr. 30.-It would be a malicious dieguise io hider Ifrom those who interest tbernselves for tb. fate of Ireland the comfortable fact, that the Influence of a kindly and cralescing spirit appears palpittily extending over thy hitherto distracred and toru~tlituoE surface of party. Beyond Dublin we may not be strictly allowed to apply ibhs remark, although, when it is ...

... From La. LONDON GAZETTE eAFriday, Oct. 2. 1 1 - , Commisslon in the Xirg's Ches~bir' Reogiment of Yeomanry CaWalry,.4lgrtd by; the LJrM Lievitonat of the County Palatine of Ceatr r24 aqclsfild ?? Wardl, Esq. to be Cemmasina c te Noth ?? of Yoomeary .sinqiby ?? the Coumty of Sower- set - BSioi~tbbe Ilrn.tob Limouul;Samuel Watts, BANKRUPTYC HNILIIHGEms WILLIA.UJOHN.CO9LING. later Itste 91 tship ...

... [FROM THE MESSAGESR DES CHAMERBS Of SATURDAY-SE - CaND EDITION.] It is said that the King Ieaves on Monday for Campaigns. where he will remain a week ; after which It is expected his Majesty will spend a week at Fontainebleau. In former times a change of Ministry always took place during an excursion of the Court. Will that old custom in tbis case be kept up? Macy people think It will. Some ...

... VIENNA, SEpT. 25.-On the departure of au English o 1 from Constantineple on the 10th, who arrived here yelt evening by way of Seres, ftle treofy of peaec was not yet but tbe signature was daily expected, as the detay iL General Diebitschl wauld expire on tbe 13th, and he is have declared that if peace were not concluded by that t i. would march with his whole army against Constattiopl ilt ...

... The Prussian State Gazette of the 25th ait, arrived yester- day. It contains long extracts from the St. Peteraburgh Ga- zette of the 14th, giving details of different operations of the Russian armies; bet there is no news relative to the negoclx- tions for peace of a later date than we have already gives. CONSTANTINOPLE, SuIr. 5.-General Muffling is about to leave this city and return home. He ...

... THE SPINNERS 'TURN-OUT. We regret to state that no accommodation has yet taken place Itbetween the flne spinners and their workmen, though We think SAit is Impossible that the struggle can be much longer protracted, as it is understood zhat considerable numbers of the men are ,y extrereelydeairoua of returnitig to thfieir eployment, sand woufld, 40no doubt, do so inmnediaiely, were it not for ...

... LORD HILL'S LEVEE. Yesterday Lord hill held ?? at tbe ?? was attended by Mr. Ferguson, Lieutenant-General Sir John Hamilton, Major-General Mainwaring, Lieutenant Ridge, Sir Gregory WAy, Major-General Orde, Ma30r-Gnenrnl Sir Coin Halkelt, the Reverend T. Smith, Major lhipps, Lieutenant. General Coghlan, Major-General Andereon Captain Coar- tayne, Lieutenant-Colonel Maclean Lieutenant Pentland, ...

... MOGNS OF THE TIMES. (FROM THlR SCOTSMAN.] It is one* good sign of the times that we have a Ministry, said to be disliked by mere courtiers, and, unquestionably, disliked by all, both in the upper and lower ranks of society, who are to be considered as the depositaries of the worst and most ob- stinate prsjudices. It is creditable to the present Administrlt- tioD, that they are most keenly ...

... *PIRE-7RTNDED BY IOSS OP LIPE. Yesterday aflqrnoou an bqt was bld at the Colosseum Tavern, Carborton-strset, Fitsroy-squ*re. on the body of Ca- ts.rjus W isonIg wo. bher life nader tha following tlusn- Williaja Ltseiso, the father of the deceaed, lately residing at No. 2? Carburtop-otreet, was the first witness examined. TIb .qFQfORtrtt mxan was supported Into the ini'aet-room enveloped iu ...