... 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 ...

... Our reaiders are aware of the agitations which have. for some It years prevailed amongst the Presbyterians in the North of Ire- c lend, between two parties-the hsfolerautst, who have deyse Si letters which they Boek to impose on the consciences of hera brethren, and the Remson~strass s, whoresist these encroachments a on their religiouv freedom. We perceive from the following 11 article ...

... - ^7 At three o'clock this morning we received, by Ex- press, the Paris Papers of Monday last. The following are extracts:- [FROM THE GAZETTE DE FRANCEDATED TUESDAY] PARIS, OCT. 12.-The King has appointed the Count de Rayneval to be his Ambassador at Vienna, and the Marquess de Gabriac to be his Ambassador in Switzerland. Yesterday there was a grand diplomatic dinner at Count Pozzo di Borgo's, ...

... DutINr, OCT. 15.-On Tuesday lest, Captain Bsrtletsseter ; of the fisbing smack called the Eliza 40 tons burden, attended at College-Atres Police (ffice, unaer the following circum- stances :-He stated, that on Monday night last, between eight and nice, when he end his crew were about midway between Poolbog Lighthouse and Kingstown Harbour, three boats, con- 'lining from sixty to eighty men, ...

... [coM'flNUKD FROM ThRE CHRONICLE OF YESTERDAY'.] The Jesuits who were employed in Coureo' ;influene the SiniofMinisters, &tosway the decisions of cabittets, migbt have been #addicted to habits of duplicity, whiob are almost isseparable from such pursuits; but in their Colleges, lap pralheend, they were it IlI mnore thin ardent Ina- structore in classical learning ; &P RR fair as my experience ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... One of the greatest nuisances in our days is unques- tionably Bodies with Corporate privileges. These privi- leges are deductions from the liberties of others, and they enable the Bodies enjoying them to do no one good act which would not be voluntarily done by the people them- selves, while they enable them to interfere most materially with the comforts and welfare of the people. We sub- join ...

... TEE MIORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: rel MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1829. ths js I We have received the Paris Papers of Thursday and un Friday, and the Gazette de France dated Saturday. ha The Gazette de France observes, that the Treaty be- pra tween Russia and Turkey, published in this country, is fin not the definitive Treaty, because M. de ROYER, the ab Prussian Minister, obtained modificatiens even ...

... COBBLMTi'S CORN. TO THE EDITORS OF TlE LONitDON NEWSPAPERitS. Biro. E m Farm, oc. 12. 1829. GnNrLtis4N-Thatgreat underiaksing,in which maayot you, casting asite all political quArrels, so cheerlully and so ably auisted m,, baa beon acromplished; and tlal, too, tinder cir- ?? the most unfavourahle that could possibly bare exis ed. I have now before one letters, atithmntic letiers, signed by prr ...

... ALIAMING FIR5AT DUJMRIES. Betwixt fire and six o'clock In the mmora~sg of Thurs,~ay last, Of smoke waes seen issuing, from the two-story tenement, situated fo in Lochmalben-rnti, oppostte to Quaeen-street, and occupied 4, above by Mr. Daweos, auctioneer, and belows, as shops, by Mr. s Robertson, grocer, and Mr. Bryden, falc-dreaster. Trhe alarm was Soon given, and shortly after six the engines ...