... IPISTRESSING AND ALARMING STATE OP I THE INDIAN A,?MV. [FROM A CORRESPONDENT] CAWNSPORE, FaB. 28, 1829.-I basten to give you the earliest information respecting the unhappy state of things on this side of India. It was impossible for any tnsn to return to this Cont - try with a greater share of popularity in his fiavour than Lord Bentinck ; and within a few sbort months we loathe his very name ...

... DINNER GIVEN BY'0k. SERMUEANT WILDE- I. . fASMastGOD FRaOM THEK NEtWARK TIMES.] Oa Tuesday a dinner was given by Mr. Serjeant Wilde to those who are fecetiously celled.Poor Blues, but whom we shall denominate honest, conecientious Blues. Notice had been given that it was Mdr. Serjeant Wl~de's Initen- tion, previously to leaving, to give whtat is significantly termed in this iawn a EBit of a ...

... Yesterday Baron Heurteloup exhibited and explained to the students of St. Bartholomew's Hospital the instruments he uates in the operation of Ltbtontrity, or breakipg the calculis. Most of our readtrt are of course aware, that when a stone has beon found to have formed within the bladder, the course pursued by the surgeons of this country has been to perform the operation df Ll botomy; or, in ...

... GEHMJN PAPERS. By the German Main which arrived yesterday we have re- celved German Papers to the 511 instant. They contain no- ahiag new respecting the Treaty between Russia and the Portb. The following extracts are from the 411gentei'se Zeitieng of the 5tb iDat. SKY RNA, AuG. 30.-The Corier de Smyrac, in an article from Constantinople, dated August 25, after noticing the send- Ing of the ...

... INOTES on the COiMmiiCE Of he UNZITBD STATE. [(FOM THkE SCOTSMAN.] Among other pampblets put into our hands a few days ago, by a friend returned from America, is an account of the Im- portsand Erports of the United States, which, though come years old, derives a valia from the fullness of its details. We have extracted a few statements frem it, with the view of elu- cidating the habits of the ...

... GERMAV PAPERS. German Papers arrived yesterday. The following are *x. tracts : STOCKHOLM, SEPT. 18.-Of the 3,599,00g tir dollars asked by the King tur the army And navy, the FiOancial C ,nmmittea of the Diet hag granted 2,820,000. 1 is said to b. now decided that the Dict sball close its sittings between the 4 h and 12th of December. ST. PETERSBURG H SEPT. 23-His Mjestybhas ordered that one of ...

... TREATY IBE TWL RUSSIA AND TURKSY. A Morning Paper, after giving the Treaty between Russia and Turkey, sa57- ye So far bad we proceeded with our remarks on tbis mon t Imt- Tl portant Treaty, or had rather in troth drawn them to a conclu- sion; in which remarks also, It will be observed, we had cast a ne fearful and suspicious glancea on certain articles at the moment Ri we wrote uklnown to us ...

... From the LONDON 9AEI { g of 7 .wsaty, Ot6. 20.i OFFICE OF ORDANC g, OCZ. 19, I8i, Corps of Royal Bniers~nlm idet James Jeckin to be Second Lisutemant ; Gsctnkideb Cadet Peter H. WrIgbt tohe diita coaimmiesioci to ,tA lst SomebgeOF Itoigsmlf ?? ifr,d byte od iat~fat of ubW cftnt VO ?? b Wute ?? st of Yeouianry *, Commision Inthe Kig'a g i~ty palstln#. OCTwli, ?? tHeALRDIN, Tt 211117 ?? I9OT. ...

... MEEITINGS jND PROCEEDINGS oP THE RIBBON WB.AVRS OF COVENTRY. [FROM TR CrOVENTAY OBSERVER.] 04 Monday last condsdenble excitemenl prevailed amongst the ribbon weavers in this City, in consequence of some of the masters having refused to pa the price according to the rtosced list of 15 per ceint., for whicb the men had turned out the week before, and which had been generally adopted. Accordingly ...

... TlhE TURKS. Oa Monday evening, Dr. Mitchell gave a Lecture or Discourse at the City of London Literary and Scientific Inslltutlon, on the History of Turkey, particularly on the Military and Financial institutions of that Empire. The Turks were originally a horde of Tartarr, from beyond the Caspian Sea, The Idea of their origin Ih not forgotten, and the Sultan still dates all his drcrees from ...

... ?? tNl) 'JURKLY. SEPAI{ATE A(i, RELATING TO TtIE PRINCIPALI- TIES Ol MOLO)AVIA AND WALLACHIA. TFlOM THE HANlitVRG~'H ?? or ol'T. 20] In te name of Aliiigbty Gd ?? Two Iigh Co truet- agg Powers, at the same time that they coatirm all the stipm- 'atio'o oftbe separate Act of Atjermau, relative to the form to bieghlserved in the election of the Hospodarsot Moldavia anA WsllacbIa, have recognised ...

... |SECOND V1.]1'#f .sJRE.FE. 'UGDENVto /o VI( 7'1I I of( HBN( iRYM i, Me LEEETPRI SON. O1i Thursday the Sulicitor-Geceral paid a second visit to tbe victims of Chancery practice now confined in the Fleet Prison. Since his former visit he has been actively employed In corrs- sponding with the varions Silicitors connected with the different cases that came before him, in order to learn what ...