... THE SPBJEBR'S HOUSA. Some rather exitetnlve repairs hg recently takeflplece Pt he Speakersa houae, ad~oining the House of Cousmao'. Tholy ire ow narlycmpleted,; but tbey were not required, as h4s ere eno nrtearly cotte in toneqpefctof thei di, rot hgvin sla ?? ?? qub o 3i yuued gttacked the navw buildigt. The truth is, about 22 or 2 ea D8g several now roous were added to the Speaker's house ...

... REPORTED PALL OF SHUMLd. (From The Hampshire Telegraph.] PoIMTZMOUTHS, OCT. 3. IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCEfrom CONSTANTINOPLE. The following communication fromo an , ?? of the British squadron we received tbis morning. The strong fortress of Shamla has been taken by storm, after an obstinate resistance by the Turks - ' Of Tarapia, In the Bosphorus, August 28, 1829. Authentic accounts have jist ...

... THE MIRE KING'S REPLY. TO THE WRITER OF THE ARTICLE ON THE FIRE KING WHICH APPEARED IN THE MORNING CHRONICLE OF WEDNESDAY, SEPrEMBER 30TN. SIR-Witbout endeavouring to confuse the subject by tech- Ilals, I do most openly contradict your assertions-declare them in many Instances false, eod directed to isjure mn., rather than to do good by exposing deceit, whicb I do notf practise. Perhaps, Sir, ...

... IRELiND. IDUBLIN, SErr. 30.-It would be a malicious dieguise io hider Ifrom those who interest tbernselves for tb. fate of Ireland the comfortable fact, that the Influence of a kindly and cralescing spirit appears palpittily extending over thy hitherto distracred and toru~tlituoE surface of party. Beyond Dublin we may not be strictly allowed to apply ibhs remark, although, when it is ...

... MOGNS OF THE TIMES. (FROM THlR SCOTSMAN.] It is one* good sign of the times that we have a Ministry, said to be disliked by mere courtiers, and, unquestionably, disliked by all, both in the upper and lower ranks of society, who are to be considered as the depositaries of the worst and most ob- stinate prsjudices. It is creditable to the present Administrlt- tioD, that they are most keenly ...

... Ir RESH DISTURBANCES AT BIRNSLEY. FRefOM THlit LNEDS MERCURY.] After the pu'.lic Meating of Monday, she town remained per- fectly tr~abnqil till about mid-day an Wednesday. At that bour, about bslf-a-dozeO Weavers from Dodwortbt, a neighbouring vIllage, about two miles distant from Barnsley, having obtained work from Measra. Jackona cand Hodgetts, left the warenonee, attended by a earl, ...

... We give the follo ?? extrate from the German Papers re- ceived on Saturday:- MUNSTER, SSerr 17.-A low-sit Which bax been pending here forsevralyeasand which, frout its importance, has excited uujvexiol attentimn, is at length decided. Oa the 30th Septem air, 1821, Prince EDniligs, of Beenthele t Tachienburgh, pre- sentd a emoial o te tribunal of the province, In which be piairtiff a ...

... ; ROM THE aloIITEUR OF FRIDAY, OCT. 2.J r PARIS, kT. 1.-Hie Majesty's schooner Emulation , DOW St a Tualon, is preparing to go to Bcazii, to 11l up whar15 still ui wanting to complete the hydrographical rurvey of laron Rotin, r from thb island of St. Calberine's to Cape St. Mary. The LaP tfin will also make a chart of the entrance of th e iver salet c The Dauphine$e schooner, Lientenant ...

... THiE AHJlIY. INSPECTION OF THE 4TH (oR R.lVAL IRISH) I)RA(, GUARDS.-This floe Curps, Dowr statione4 at stir Hmrrucs, icttected on Satturday Irts, in a large field, t,, ,r Liar lf Major-General Sir H. Vivian, when tbey paamed througi , various evolutiona In a aintmer wbich sbhoed the perfeci' their tarfics. Their appearance alsto was strictly soldiher-lik.i would have met with the aclireval of ...

... TH1i AO1ONING CHRONICLE. LONDON: MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1829. A Flanders Mail brought us yesterday German ad a Brussels Papers. The accounts from the East in the k Prussian State Gazette are merely corroborative of what has already transpired as to the probability of peace. In fact the SULTAN has no choice. BERLIN, SEPT. 27.-The Odessa Journal of the 12th says-c We have just received news from ...