... From the LONDON 9AEI { g of 7 .wsaty, Ot6. 20.i OFFICE OF ORDANC g, OCZ. 19, I8i, Corps of Royal Bniers~nlm idet James Jeckin to be Second Lisutemant ; Gsctnkideb Cadet Peter H. WrIgbt tohe diita coaimmiesioci to ,tA lst SomebgeOF Itoigsmlf ?? ifr,d byte od iat~fat of ubW cftnt VO ?? b Wute ?? st of Yeouianry *, Commision Inthe Kig'a g i~ty palstln#. OCTwli, ?? tHeALRDIN, Tt 211117 ?? I9OT. ...

... !2UARTBRLYASSBEMBLY, DUBLIN. Iti Yesterday (Friday) the ususal Quarterly Meeting of the Mom- bi bera of the Common Council was held in the Assembly House, f in Willam-street. r The HIGH SHERIFFS were in the Chair. After the usual orders for the maeting had been read, It was bi ptoposed and seconded, That for the insuring the better attend- at anne cf members in future, a fine should be bied on ...

... our notice of this original of tb. fine creation of Edit Ochil- tree lass brought us several communnications; and though very minute particulars of his real life are not important, yet, as we entered upon it, we shall 4orote a few further lines to that sub- subject. ThIe Morning L'Ironsiele states, on the authority of a Scots Newspaper (we believe The Kelso Mild), that Andrew died in the ...

... TBE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: WBDNBSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1829. We have been favoured with an interview by a Gen- tleman just returned from Ireland, whose connection with, and intimate knowledge of, that country, joined to the facilities for obtaining correct information, which an official station places at his disposal, give to his opinions an authority, and invest them with a character of authen ...

... 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 ...

... TRENCH APPERS. [FROM Till MESSAGER DES CHAMIBRES OF SUINDAY-SECOND P EDITION.] VANIFESTO OF HIS MAJESTY THE EMPEROR ol OF RUSSIA. p By the Grace of God, We, Nicholas the First, Emperor A and Autocrat of All the Russias, &c. &c. &c. a Thanktr to the decrees of Divine Providence ! the Treaty of cl Perpetual Peace between Russia and the Ottoman Porte bas 31ust c been concinded and signed at ...

... GERMA V P. dIPERS. The Prmsnaan Sate Gazette of the 14tb instant, wflch arrived yesterday, contain, a long offi( Oil ozp. lanation of the part taken by the Prussian Government in the t 'egociations for peace be- tween Russia and Turkey. JF.RLIN, OCT. 13-The m asy erro, oeonu statements and Opiions which havt been spread by the J ournalr respecting the co-operation of Prossic in tlat ...

... The ARMY. LFROtt THB LIMERICK CHRONICLE, OCT. 17.1 The Royal Artillery in tbis garrison, commanded by Colonel Wortey, underwent their half-yearly inapectiom on wedues- day last, before Major. General Sir Edward BlakenuyIn a *l1O agr highly creditable to abt respectable sod ?? branch of the service. Two troops of the 2d or Qtien's Bils, under Captain DATiI Were *1 o laapected ou tba urme ...

... [ LEGED) WITHDRAWAL OF THE RATE UPON I ApRISHES FOR THE NEW POLICE. [Frorn a Correspondem. It bhort time *Incc we gave an account of the 61t115 levied differelt parishes for the outfit and oaintlenance of the New jce, the offet of which was, that meeiligs were celled, Petitiofss presented to the Hrome Secretary, prairng that be aid gile more time than the 40 days allowed by the Act of ...