... FRENCH PAPERS (FROM THE NESSAGBR V1II CHANRILrSDt OF WEOHDAY, SECOND SOITD N .| A letter from Rtina says that the Prusidentt Cnuot Cap 'ls rba, arrived there from Pornr on the 5tb of Septembler, o, t asrd the friate feilde, and thst, he wag ?? with tO sqal ?? A motk, who arrived on the 6th of tbptemlee Egia. ?? Jerusalem, near Vpe1112, at the foo' ,Pi ?? ?? us that 4000 4lbauians tad ...

... DINNER GIVEN TO MR. SHEL BY THE LrIUTUI IRESHtiJLDERS [imotM THE DUBLIN EVENING' POST.1 'IC having bein ubideeteod that Mr. Skiil would attenod the kegiltry ef Freeholder. at Dundalk, It was deterkuined by a Isage body of Freeholder tso give hbti a Public Dinner, in order toI exprest Ute popularfeellgin g ist regird. Atcordittly, tipont Titursday htl, he wus Iovited to dinett Magruth's Roomt. ...

... REDUCTION OF JLLOWANCES OF THE OFF CEBRS OF THE ARMY IN INDIA. One of our cotemporaries published some short time I ago a Memorial from the Officers of the Native Regi- ments in Bengal to the Commander-in-Chief; and also a Letter from Lieutenant-Colonel Baker, the Commanding Officer, in consequence of the orders sent out from Eng- land, and there published to the army. The facts detailed in ...

... THIE SHERIFFS' DINNER. The new Sheriffs, Henry Richardson and Thomas Ward, Esquires, gave their Installation Dinner yesterday, at the Vint. ners' Hall, and one better or more admirably got up could ?? well have been given; every luxury in seasnu via; -in the tahls and each was to be bad In abundance; and the wines were of a quality to do honour even to tbe Hall of the Vintners, whote Company ...

... An Evening Paper, as a sort of answer to the statements in Lord Mountcasbel's speech, remarks that there are fourteen parishes in the diocese of Cork and Ross, the beat of which do not yield more than 3001. per annum each under the Tithe Com- position Act, and some of which do not produce more even than half that sum. There are altogether above 130 parishes in the diocese, and of thea,, ...

... PARISH OF ST. SAVIOUR'S, SOUTHWAqR Yesterday, a Vestry was held, for the purpose of confirming the Minutes of the precedinglVestry, which were for the appoint- ment of a Committee to investigate certain charges for iron- work, ured ia ro-building the Borough-market, and also to re- ceive the Report of tha Committee o1 Parish Estates, as to the sale to the Corporation of London, for the ...

... 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 ...

... (FROM THE MESSAGEE DE7 CSHAMBSN S OT WEDNhtDIA-5E- COND EDITION] LissoN, SErT. 19.-We are informed from Angola that the inhabitants bad risen agaiast Don Miguel In favour of Don Pedro, and that the Governor of that Portuguese possession, Nicholas dAbreu-Castella-Arauco, having tried to quell tbr aedition, had been killed. It has been noticed that for the last four days not one Portuguese ...

... THE DUKE 0p NlGE a CASTLg and HIS TENANTS. NEWAReK, SUNDAY, OCT. 11, 1829.-Time seemt but to add to the agitation of ibis town. Yeaterdy being Michaelmas-day old style, was tbe last for the delivery of notices to quit to Lady- day tenants, and before the clock had struck twelve more no- licen were flying about. The swelling anger of his Grace dis- dals the limits which heretofore confined hbi ...

... from the LONDON GAZETTE of Friday, Oct. 30.1 DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY, OCT. ifi.-FaRDERICK EWER and WILLIAM FREFER ECHOL- FIF.LD,of Lad-lane, worehouseinen that they ?? eltrtutn. stancess, and are unable to meet their en seaefts with their creditors. WILLIAM LAPEHAm, of Wincanton, Somersetahire. lenkeeper. that he In In Insol vent clrcumstances, and Is unable to meet his engagemelnts with ...

... ,iREPJCH PAPERS [tII0o U THE ?? Oar FRIDAY.] I (tWQN.OFFICIAL PART.) PARIS, OCT. 122-11se Goeraminmt has decided that the Par- tugules ftefutteea, to t1he number of more than six bhodred, in the departments of illI at Villains, and of Li Maysnue, sball leee ?? to prorseed to Oitwnd, whick the Merquevs de Palmlola bad asked fm thtaem. the daily allowances Ahbich the State had assigned to them ...

... THIIRD REFORMATION. tFROM Till DUBLIN uSVNIING Purr.] There is a striking -incideocs in the language of the late Dr. Droingol. and of the Earl of Mounacueise, in speaking of the Boicksliders from the Establidshment. Out late honest and learned friend used the following expressions . 1That the Protestant Churcha stands in great need of secu- rhites, who can doubt, when he esee division in the ...