... [FRO51 A CORRESPONDENT., THE ILL CONSEQUENCES OF BAD CHARACTER. The greatestexertions are now waking to save the lives of LATHAM and CHICK, the two men who arej sentenced to be executed on Monday mnorning, for two separate burglaries. The Sheriff &ad Under Sheriffs were the whole of the day, we are given to understand, occupied in examining witnesses, who have come forward in abundance to give ...

... ANCIENTr STATR O SUWERLND. [Ftoin Mackay's Bisitry of the RoUSe &IClan of ackls,, just1pubiltshd.1 Macitayis Forct eitende from Ben-17all tdBon-lod, seeming- lynot less thk tbirty miles In lengtbsad, at an average, fifteen in breadth; but making allowance for the ta novDeD55 and irre- gularity ef ita *urface, it must be a good dqal wore. From Parfr to Deubhe, the breadth Is twenty-four atiles ...

... MR. GURNEY, THE INVENTOR OF THE STEAM- C-RRIAGE. Mr. Gurney Is of a very old4 end respocteble Cornish family. After recelving a liberal education At Truro grammar-school, he was placed with a surgeon at Wadebridge, in the same county, where he early showed evidences of great mechanical talent, having invented everal ingenious contrivatnces connected with the practice of his prefeasion. During ...

... DUNGARVAN MEETING. 1FARM THE WATERFOR!D CHRONICLE.] We publish this day the speech of Mr. Winston Barron, *t the Dungarvan Meeting of the friends of the ?? in- terest, which, for want of space, we were obliged to postpone in our last Tb. Resolution, calling upon Mr. Barron to offer himself me a candidate of the independent interest, at the approaching elbc- lion for the county of Waterford, ...

... MINUTES OF EVIDENCE BEFORE THE SELECT COMMrTTEE, ON THE LAW RELATIVE TO PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS. The subject of patent rights has at length become a matter of serious importance with the Legislature, and in the early part of last Session a Committee was appointed, and evidenes was re ceived, on the nature and effectof the laws now in force relating to patents; this evidence has just been ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Buenom Ayrae Papers, to ?? ?? of August, reached us On Saturday. They contain an account of an umfortunate quarrel between some Buenos Ayroaus and foreigners, and part of the crew of the Tribune frigate, in which one Of the crew Was killed, and others were wounded:- BuntNos AYERS, JUNE23.-In consideration of the services rendered to the public cause by the foreigners of all nations, who have ...

... To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. !511t_ am not so vain as to attempt improving on your remarks upon Miss Keinble's performance at Covent Garden. The Press has indeed been uniformly kind and candid, and its observations to the full as judicious as cri- ticism can be expected to be which must be written after twelve at night, and laid on the table of every coffee- room in London by eight ...

... RURAL AFFAiRS. Scarcely a drop cf rain fell last *eek. aind very l'itila t, week before, so that the bill-farmer bas bad the 1wl, of bis neigbhnur in sheplao., sod must htavemlecu~', in the fintat condition. Tte absence of moisture, Iity, h,,s been equally favourable to the plougbin, and agfain in the cast of winter wheat, that Is 3?. bandman was at all alert, seed time has trod 00 harvest. ...

... RELIGNuUS CHARITY. FiROMt THtY HULL ROCKINOHAM.] The following letter. addressed to a gentlsmaa of this town, was written by a Mr. Hopkiuson (as he hisuaif states), a Judge of the U.itad S&ates for the district of Pennsylvania. It bas heen placed at our discretlon, and we think that saome of our readers will be pleaste with its publication - MY DEAR SIB-I thank you for your kind and ?? ...