... PRENCH PAPER& [FROM TIIB MESSAGER DUS CHAMBERS OF eATIU1DAY.J VERA CRUZ, AUv. ~IS-Letters from Tospam, dated the 11th instant, positively aanounce that General SmaA a o wa an that cii, with the troops which be commands, *ad was maklcg all the ?? preparatiOnA te receive the Spaniards with vi- gour, Then e lettes r add, that it waa reported at Tulptm that the SpaniaTde had ?? *onu advantages at ...

... THE FIRES KING. His Breman's *ol was all on ?? Addrceses. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-The matter and language of M. Chabert's let- ter, addressed to the public through the medium of the -*fficiently indicate what persons may effect if they * g : it exhibition, or witness it otherwise than as C ' ?? oF.s. M. Chabert's temper is evidently less proo' 0i *n his body. His ...

... [(FOM THE MESSAGER DES CHAMBERS O tSEPT. 28-1 VIENNA, SE'rr 18-At the begluliog of the exchange Bank Shares were at 1193; towards ths close they suddenly fell to 1190. This decline is attributed to the news of serious dis- turbances at Constantluople, and of a definitive advance of the Russian force towards that capital. [FROM THE SeCOND EDITIONJ CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. 5.-(BY Express).-The ...

... MR. PUMA. A Letter frowt Mr. Hate's oiw hand to a friend In Montrose, gave a contradiction to the rumour, that be wars about to retire foom public life. Tb. iiloing is lhe ?? - My DAn Si ?? letter of the 5th I have received, sad, in reply, beg Iguva. to 117 that I am quite sware of the course Mr. Mania has take, Of Iwhich I approve, on the grounds stated torne; and, if she A tg urihgrl do not ...

... Ti1H MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1829. In our impression of Saturday we stated our belief that some additional intelligence from the East had been re- ceived, and that although not strictly entitled to the ap- pellation of official, it was considered as authentic. We now know that the opinion so expressed was fully borne eut by the facts. As the various articles composing ...

... 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 ...

... DUBLIN OUILD OP MERCHANT&S [FRoM TmZ DODLIN MORNING uEGiStfR.] Yesterday bhere was a M tirtng of ?? Membqra of the Guild on Welllngten-Voy. The nt Madsters and Wardens for the Yar w ere sworn in. When ti important business had been disposed of, the Members proceeded to the election of i Com- mon Councilmtaln In the room of Mr. StcritJ Hoyt.. Tihe eant- 1iGate Odra Mr. JOnel, a button-mao, and ...

... THlS MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1829. The subject of the Meeting at Newark, on Monday next, will serve to fix the public attention for some time! on one of the most characteristic features of the happy Constitution under which we live. The Duke of NEWCA STLE is the proprietor of a num- ber of the houses of Newark; and he hao . t' jh' prar perty the powers which 4- Saw ...

... IRISH POST-0eFl CE. S r Edward Smith Lees, the Secretary to the Peat Office In Dublin (appointed by patent in 1801), hae forwarded to tha C mmnisiooers of Revenue nqutiry, and they have commuDt- catd to the Lords of the Treasery, particular poiots, to uihcb, he aubumits, attention ought to be drawn in any efforts to im- prove the several branches of this important departmnew. The following are ...

... STWTE OF BJRNSLEY. it wait stated In our last paper, thata Meeting bad been bold on the Barebones on Wednesday evening, in consequence ef some weavers from Dodworth having taken out work from Messrs. Jackmona andc Hodgetta, at the reduced prices. The Resolution# of that Meeting, If any were passed, have ntt trans- pired, but it appears that on Thursday morning numerous bands of weavers ...

... DISASTROUS S7',TR4 AT SUNDERL4NI. riROM ruE DURaHAM CHRONICLE OF SATURDAY.1 Daring thb ?? of Tuesday last, and the whole of the fol- lowing day, the wind blew so tremendously from the north-east, that not fewer titan eighteen vessels were, within that sbort pe- riod, stranded upon the coast between Sunderlad Piar am& Headonfaciodingadistiaealof about halfia mile, tbe'wboleof which have already ...

... TO THE RDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SlR-By the Act passed last Sesson for establishing the New Police (Section 23 J), the Commissioners are authorised, as soon as the police shall take charge of any parish, forthwIth, from time to time, to issue a warrant to the Overseers obthe Poor of such parish, to pay the amount mentioned In the warrant for the purposes of tb police, and to levy such ...