... COMMISSION OP LUNACY. Yesterday R Commission de Lunattifce Inqutirende was oxe- cuted at the Gray's Ion Coffee House, before Mr. Phillimere, M1r. Wbitmlarsh, and Mr. Jagob, to Inquire Into the state of mind of the Hon. Jervis Jervie, son of Earl St. Vincent. The cise excited a grist deal of interest, not only from the circum- letances connected with it, but on account of the rank of the party, ...

... THIJ MORNING CHRONICLJA. LONDON: TUESDAY, OC7TOBER 6, 1829. No account has yet been received by Government of the signing of a Treaty of Peace; but from the mercan- tile accounts received, the news is believed to be true. Our private advices from Paris assure us that the ap- pointment of M. de VITROLLEs, as successor to the Dic de LAVAL MONTMOBENCY, in the embassay at Vienna, is by no means ...

... CITY PROPERRTY The property of the Corporation is improvingz rapidly in priet, a ltbo streets in the City gradually widen. Tbat aboat Fleet- market has bad a rise beyond all expectation. Ao'~Oit three weeks ago, Mr. Adamson, the auctioneer, old by public auction a piece of freehold ground at the corner of Stonecuttertstreet and Fleet-market, which the Corporation had purchased whera the new ...

... The following Correspondence, respecling the state of the Iribs Diefranchised Peers, and of the Repeal of the Union, has lately passed between Lords Lorton kind Rosamore- Stratton Hall, September 5, 1829. MY LORD-I IOse notime in acknowledging thereceiptof your Lordship's letter of the 24th ultimo, forwardelto me from Boyle; and in reply, beg leave to oberve, that I have the ho- nouir of ...

... BRIGHTON, Ocr. I. A person calling himself Jacobowitch (some wags here have given him the cognomen ' Jac:y-be witchV), a Russian Polander, has announced a Concert of a very novel and peculiar nature, without the accompaniment of any instrument whatever! which has, he states, been re- ceived in a high and distinguished manner by the King of Prussia, the King of Saxony, the Grand DtIke Con- ...

... [FaOM THE MESSAGE, DES CHAMBRES, OF TtESDAY.-SECOND EDITION,] ADRIANOPLE, SEPT. 8.-(By Express.)-Negociatians are Car- ried on with the greatest activity. A courier has just taken to Constantinople the complete plan of the treaty of peace. It is said that General Diebitsech bas fied the 14th September as the peremptory term for signing the ratification of peace. The military operations, ...

... S4LES BYAUCTION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Slit-Permit me, through the medium of your valuable Jour- nal, to inquire, pro bono pablico, of any of your professional readers,or others who may becompetenk 'm asoar -r^ specting some peculiar points in reterenci ' , the daily occurrence of which, and the g. c are ot to individuals and the public, render it uue L.. cessary, but of the ...

... AUSTRALId. LETTER FROM SYDNEY. tCONCLUDED FROM THE CHRONICLE OF FtIDAY, OCT. 2.] Does not our inquiry into the causes of the evil point at a remedy? In all new countries the Government alone has the power to dispose of waste land. Not that a Government would any where prevent the culti- vation of mere waste; but nobody would cultivate with- out a title; the Government alone can give a secure ...

... LONDON UNIVERSITY* Mr. Cbarlts Bill yesterday delivered the Introductory Lec- ture to rhe Medical Classes at the University. He observed, that be felt great emnbarrassmentiu the execuition of tbis delicate end difficult task; but he should rely on the experience afforded him last season, that a well meant effort was sure of receiving their approbation. They were now assembled in an University ...

... Nallnot eat jam dictum, quad non dictum sit prins.-TsaRPcB. Rummaging and turning over a mass of musty papers, porte-feuilles, Ycrips, scraps, and note. of former literary btudy and idleness, research and curiosity, [ have found scattered about a number of coincidences in authors which I at the moment marked, and will now, with your leave, re-mark, for the amusement of the reading public, ...

... AUSTRdLIA. LETTER FROM SYDNEY. [CONTINUED IFOOM THE CHRONICLE OF FRIDAY, SrPT. 25.] I will continue to scribble with the impartiality of a cosmopolite. It is true that many of the native Au- stralians lose their teeth at an early age. This is an ill truly American; and it is produced in both Countries, I believe, by the very same cause or causes. Volney, a man of taste as well as of deep ...

... [FROMS TIHE ISRI.H rON GUAitDIAN J When 0n5 assumne that whico does not legitimately belong to tham, they voluntarily cast away the respect which, other- wive, their stattots in society would command. This is an axiom which applies to every class of persors; but to none more power- fully than to tbe Clarity, whose induence atd power over the people are just in proportion as they are studious ...