... LXTIRPjTlN tee THE INDINS. We copy the following fromo a Newv York Paper. Anolition has no bounds, nor the Red Mao of the wilds of America a place to lay his head, whtre the desire of territory will not em- croach upon him:- 'sCESSON OF LANDS. The Galena (State of Illinoji) dvertierv. ?? the fol- lowing outlines of ?? lately concluded wtth the lndtana, by which the rich tract of conutry ...

... 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 ...

... [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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... t A Meetiet was yesterday hold at the York Hotel, Bridge. 5 street, Blackftriar, to consider of the expediency of Petl. e tlioniog Ministers for the total repeal, of at least a material roductior, of the Duty on Malt. , The Meetingwasvery respectahlY, but not numerously at- e tended. Mr. Curteis, son of the Member for Saluwx, took the I, Chair, on the proposition of Mr. Ellis, which was ...

... EPa='a ayyie, says the crabbed Greek; that is, id Plalai English, The Tailor makes the Alan ; and according to what we baverjust read, a precious sort of manbc makes. However, tbis kind of man often shows hie gratitude to his Creator by marr- ing the tailor, and it seems more than poetical justice that he should do to, for his ingenuity in disfiguring ' humanity sO abominably. What would old ...

... NEE71: . Es .I;RK,-MOSDAY. cuatomi to Oa Mouday, .- ,, ?? Newark, the Borough f have been for which Mr. Sm. ' ' d as al*embtr, on tlit Ib *iew to noa5iestion of the Dolic 1;Ovrtl9, for the purpose of COn- en. iderig what steps it Ve5I. adiskable ftro the electors to take in consequence f t upwol two bundrse notices to quit being served by the Duke of Iastlg's Agedis UpOn such of MES of those ...

... DECLINE OF THE DRAMA,. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-A good deal of speculation has been indulged upon the causes of the embarrassments of one of our great National Theatres-Covent-Garden. That the actors are in fault, is refuted by the perusal of the names to be found in every night's play- bill. Taking the profession as a whole, it may be asked, at what period of the Stage has ...

... 1THE ?? FIGHTI BETWEEN COSENS AND TED SWEfNEN ,, FOR TWENfY-FIVE POUNI)S ASIDE. The match between Cjaens, the Cbichester Hero, and Tei! Sweeney, who belongs to tbe ?? cutting up fraternity, place yesterday, *) Noman's Land, Hertfordsbire ; but so it, tl tarest was excited 14y the event, and so much hbs the inoiti a of pugilism sulsaided, tiat the attendance of arnateiire se ul. usually thin. ...