... [FROM THE S11COND EDITION or THE, IESSAGERL D1ES1 CRAM- 111110 OF WEDNENSDAT.] CONTINUATION OF HOSTILITIES IN TURKEY. Letters front Constanticaledated Sept. 20, and from Corfa, Rept. 24, received as Marseilles, nvia Ancona and Leghorn, an- nounce that all the western part of the province of Australia, as well as the whole of Bosnia and Albania, are in Insurrection lagainst the Sultan and the ...

... 1 Frim the LONR DOAlAZESIT fff ridt, Oct. 16. At the CouA At W'indB~ftlhi 12th day of Ititober, I829 9T500t th mgs Mt Etrelet Mojestp In Council. This day. the Right fioonorable Sir Braoff laylo,( erb commatted of his Majesty, s1worn of his Maety*ct's Most Hlonour- able rrityCouncil, 6ni took hI.1' et~tea the Joaxd accordingly. 14suouwidoM.,.-Thshilef-pas of the unndr-mentloned Of- fltqre ...

... THlE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1829. We are not sufficiently acquainted with French affairs to be entitled to pronounce an opinion as to the charges of corrptieon brought by some of our contemporaries against the Pgrisian Journalists. It does certainly, we own, sound strange to our ears, that the writers in papers exclusively circulated among the French-a proud and ...

... I COMLMINDR MARSULLI'SNJ VAL 2tiLLBEV.I When war rages, its practices so exclusively command attention, that there is no time to meditate on the means of making it more efficacious. In peace alone, there- fore, though it may savour somewhat of the diabolical to be then devising schemes for destroying humanbeings, can investigations be entered into and experiments made to improve the art of war ...

... -UX&CUT1ON. Yesterday morning the extremd ?? of the law was car- ried into effeet upon Richard Chick, who was conviietd of a daring burglary in the house of Mrt Wilson, silk mercer, in Sun-street. Bibhopsgale-etrt; Joseph Natban alias Latham, who WsA convicted of a burglary in he house of Mr. Newton, a timber-merchant, at Stupsey; and Richard Gifford, for for- gory. Upon the arrival of the ...

... GENERAL ORDERS ISSUED TO HIS MAJESTY'S FORCES IN NDIA. Head quartern, Pooree, April 15, 1829. His Etceilancy the Commanderl-in-Chlef in lndin has been pleased to make the following promolions and appolntments, until his Majesly's pleasure shall be known - lst Foot-Lieutenant Caarles Canipbell to be Captain without plerchaise vice Le Guaty, deceased, dated March 1, 1829; En- sign J. Maclain ...

... [FROM TlE MESSAGER DLS CHAMtBReS OF FNIDAY, 2o EDITION.] FRONTIERS OF SERVIA, SEPT. 30.-Orders have been for- e warded from Constantinople, and not as usual from the Grand e Visir, to all the Pachaliks of the Ottoman Empire, to cease has- P tilities against the RuSins, and to treat %the Russian nation as P one on the most friendly terms with the Forte. A Haiti S4cberiff t4 his also been ...

... RONER ~FOR LONDON AND SOUTHWARK. |We subjolu a copy of the Petition from the Inhabitants of tatutirlrk, to the Court of Common Council, the merits of bicb are to be taken into consideration in that Court to- orrow, the 22d instant TJ the nlight Honourable the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons, of the City of London, in Common Council assembled. 'iae humble Petition of the undersigned ...

... STA.T OF BIRNSLEY. [FROM sHE LEEDS MERCURY, OCT. 17.] FRIDAY, Two O'CLOCK,-lIaac Ashton, uncle of the *X- speaker of that name, wac apprehended yesterday on a charge of holding tbreatsning litiguage to a country weaver, who had taken work out lest week. He remains in confinament until Dr. Corbett comes to-morrow. Yesterday exhibited a new fea- ture In our contest, by the assemblage of a great ...

... The following Address was agreed to last night at a Meetlg of the Radital Reforma Association held at the MechAniccs` InI stitute:- `ADDRESS OF THE LONDON RADICAL REFORM ASSOCIATION TO THEl PEOPLE OF THE UNITED KINGDOM. FELLOW CO OTRYMEN-We address you for our common good. We are in common ?? ; we invite you to think, and when you have thought, to co-operate vith us in attaining, by all ...

... LONDON: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1829. A Flanders mail brought us last night German, St. Petersburgh, and Brussels Papers, from which the fol- lowing are extracts:- BIRLIN, OCT. 2.-The news of the conclusion of peace be- tween Russia and Turkey hass, on the whole, made a very favourable impression here; but yet it has not excited the sen- sation that might have been expected. This may be partly be- ...

... BUdDOWS. stis ehaleS umbroW mu-P. SRiUS. No doubt ?? true, so twas by Syras said, There's no. a single bair without its shade. V -V Man himself, says Pindar, is merely a shadow, exsa, v and, according to Horace, hie friend is but a shadow ti of him- -iMtacAss addtxerat Ulmras*- the shadow of a shade; and such is indeed the stuff that friiends arn generally found to be made of: I let the ...