... 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 ...

... Great attention is bestowed in the United States on the re- formation of criminals, and all persons of loose and irregular lives; and as the means have been wisely adopted to the end, great success has beeu obtained. The Houses of Cerrection are well regulated; every prisoner works at some trade, but he is never allowed tb talk with bhi associates while tbey are working together, and they are ...

... .4NDRBW GALIMELS, THE BEGGAR. FFROM A CORRESPONDENT OF THE EDINBURGH COURAN r Io your paper of Saturday, it is said that Sir WValter Scot L'l Andrew Gem aelli in his eye when describing the fraterelf :1 beggars in a former age. Iam enabled to supply the defecti the statement regarding Andrew's death. lie died at a fae. house near Newcastle, about lbs year 1799, being then ?? derably above one ...

... I from APe LONDON GZEI TE o/ TuesaduY, Oct. 1. 1 WINDSOR CASTLE, OCT. 12, 1829. This day Louis WLsne gut. Envoy £xtraordinirfynd M!i~i ter Plenipotentiary from the United States of America, had his first private audience of his Majesty to deliver his credentils to wbich be was introduced bv the Earl of Aberdeen, his Ma- jesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, ard cOn- ductedi ...

... rREATY BETWEEN RUSSIJ AND TURKEY. ,s the name of God Almighty!-His ?? Majeaty the Most High and Most Mighty Emperor and Autocrat of All thb Jjsias, dnd bis Highness the Most High and Must Mighty Em- peror of the Ottomans, animated with an equal desire to put an end to the calamities of war, and to establish, on solid and im- mutable bases, peace, friendship, and good harmoly between sheir ...

... DESTRUCTION BY FIRE OF THE MANCHES. TBR, LI VERPOOL, AND HALIFAX COMPANyS WIRRHO USES, JN MANCHBSTER. MANcHesTER, OCT. 12.-This morning, between the hours of Aive and six o'clock, this town, and more particularly the aeighbourbood of Piccadilly and Dale-strest, was thrown Into the utmost state of consternation, in consequence of a report having been spread that the extensive warehouses ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE- DISSENTEIRMTHE DUXRE Of NORTH UMRRLID-THB CORPORATION.- [FROM THlE DUBLIN EVENING POST-] IN While the Faction are ventinig their impotent rage9 against thle Ti Government of the coufltry-swhils the CorP*Ovain Of Dublin se are mouthing at the Doheof Northumberlalid, and hissing the qt mention of his Grace's ramie-whilde the Chrorpbztsa (is not this tli hei Phurase?) of their paltry ...

... IRISH CATHOLICS AND MRENCH LIBEfRidLS. TO TRtt EDITOR oF TUE DUBLIN EVENING POST. . Merrion-squarv, 5th Ocr. 1829 Mv DIMa SI-f rerd without aurprise, but with some small Indignation, the anonyrsous letter which ygu published In your paper of the 3d instant. I ortgnl I detect the writer in the styleof his thinking, and espselallin lbh dishotesfty, which I btliee to t be one of his. political ...