... VtFRO. THE GACFTA EXTRAORDINARIA OF BOGOTA, AUG. 7.] SUSeElNSION OF HOSTILITIES SETWEEN COLQM- BIA AND) MERU. The followlog are the Articles agreed upon on the 27th J ano, _829, at Buigo, by Geueral Leon de Febrez Cordero, on the part of the Colombian army, and Lieut.-Col. Francisco Valle Riostro, Commander of the division of the Peruvian army at Guayaquil: Article I. There shbal bea ...

... C In short, it is this debt, for the getting ' rid of which I have beeu so anxious, an ,br wbich anxiety I have been so politely tteated, in Patlianient as well a out: it is this debt that keepsmus downhaud that has particularly driven us ?? and Russia our assistance in an -eudeavour to crippe our old friend the Turk. The firtt 'fear upon every occasion -Iikeothe:present isf the very ...

... MRN R-D'S DREAM. rFRsWM A NOTE TO THE NEW EDITION OF THE ANTIQUARY.] The legend of Mrs. Grizal Old buck was partly taken from am1 extraordinary story which happened about coertly Yeas since, in the South of Scotland, so peculiar in its circumstances that it merits being mentioned in this place. Mr, R-d, of Bowland, IL gentleman of landed property tn the vale of Gala, was prosecuted forta ...

... The following letter, which we have copied from The Burv ?? aid of yesterday's date, is, we ?? =ccasion to know, from Mir. Benjamin Green, a respectable brewer, whose opinion as to tal throwing open pubilic houses Is of more value as he is known to hanv a ?? capital embarked In the property of these ]houses:- LETTEM TO HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF WELLING- TON ON THE MALT AND BEER DU IIES. ?? ...

... ThE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: SUTURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1829. The Messager des Chambrea of Wednesday last has a long account, resting on the authority of letters from Constantinople of the 20th September, and Corfu of the 24th, announcing that the whole western part of Romelia, and all Bosnia and Albania, are in insurrection against the SULTAN and the Russian army; that the Chiefs of these ...

... Tlc SCIENTIFIC(, UXE.DITD)N to tie CAUCA4SUS. The Gazette de T fis publir as the following details of the sCientifiC uxpedition to Mount Caucalus - On the 2fbb of June, our expedition left the warm mineral wvters for the mountain Elborouss, under tbe command of the General of Cavalry Emmanuel, in person. It was accompanied Iby M. Kupfer, the mineralogist; M. Meanthlrid, the zoologist, and ...

... THWE ELECTORS OF CuLDCHLSZSTE. [FROM A CORREirONDENT.] On Tuesday evening, a numerous Meetingr of the Electors of c Colcoesbtr resident in London took place at the Kent and Essex a, Tavern, Whitechapel. a After the important preliminary of the distribution of beer c tickets, Mr. Buck wits called to the Chair. r The CHAIRMAN rese to propose the health of one of the h moot able, liberal, ...

... LONDON: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1829. Our report of the proceedings yesterday at the New Court, Old Bailey, furnishes a striking instance of the absence of discrimination in Criminal Procedure previous to trial. It appears that two boys-one of them about twelve years of age, of genteel appearance, and the other about two years older-were sent to trial at ?? Bailey by Mr. GRIFFITHS, of the Mary ...

... pARISH OF GRiEBNWICH. AV,,Iry of ?? of Greco vieb, was held yestarday,toc~ti. .site, tp~recedittfs witk respect to the Intended purchase of the frehld land belonhing to Roan's Charity, & adj ofinig the burial- gttiesd. in order to throw open a faller view of the Church. A4 guy degree of excitement prevails In the Parish es tos this eloton, so the Purchase Of the land, which must just now be ...

... - - P1LACIA T5M5 OF WAItaURTON.- The eloquent passage in the- Info. duction to War burton's Julian. was probably suggested to the Bishop by a passage equally eloquent in Sir Walter Raleigh's History, where heri speaking of the fall of the Roman Empire.-Dr Parr, in B1arkea's Parriana,p. 117, v. 2.-It is something more than probable. sitceeWar_ barton himself quotes this identical passage ...

... *1.m th LONDON GdZETTE of Friday, Oct. 2S. At tbe C -tt St Willdsor, the 12th d'Y Of Octobetr, 18!9. Premeut. the King's Most Ercellont Mejatly In Council. Whereas by an Act, Passed in the austh rear ?? 'he reilrn o bis ?? Maleitv, Intituled Is An Act to regulate the trade ?? the Britishi possesslonals$sroad, she sirveral aorts of goods enon mse rated or described Sn iR certain table therein ...

... 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 ...