... FRENCH PAPERS (FROM THE NESSAGBR V1II CHANRILrSDt OF WEOHDAY, SECOND SOITD N .| A letter from Rtina says that the Prusidentt Cnuot Cap 'ls rba, arrived there from Pornr on the 5tb of Septembler, o, t asrd the friate feilde, and thst, he wag ?? with tO sqal ?? A motk, who arrived on the 6th of tbptemlee Egia. ?? Jerusalem, near Vpe1112, at the foo' ,Pi ?? ?? us that 4000 4lbauians tad ...

... ,iREPJCH PAPERS [tII0o U THE ?? Oar FRIDAY.] I (tWQN.OFFICIAL PART.) PARIS, OCT. 122-11se Goeraminmt has decided that the Par- tugules ftefutteea, to t1he number of more than six bhodred, in the departments of illI at Villains, and of Li Maysnue, sball leee ?? to prorseed to Oitwnd, whick the Merquevs de Palmlola bad asked fm thtaem. the daily allowances Ahbich the State had assigned to them ...

... FICTITIOUS CHEQUE kRdLVDS. The above species of swindling has recently increased to an alarming extent in the metropolis, and the principal sufferers have been, as usual, the tradesmen at the west end of the towns who, within the lost ten montbs, have lost immenae sums by tbe fraudulent proceedings of numerous gangs of dashing *tladlsla. The following case affords a successful instance of the ...

... IPISTRESSING AND ALARMING STATE OP I THE INDIAN A,?MV. [FROM A CORRESPONDENT] CAWNSPORE, FaB. 28, 1829.-I basten to give you the earliest information respecting the unhappy state of things on this side of India. It was impossible for any tnsn to return to this Cont - try with a greater share of popularity in his fiavour than Lord Bentinck ; and within a few sbort months we loathe his very name ...

... ?? tNl) 'JURKLY. SEPAI{ATE A(i, RELATING TO TtIE PRINCIPALI- TIES Ol MOLO)AVIA AND WALLACHIA. TFlOM THE HANlitVRG~'H ?? or ol'T. 20] In te name of Aliiigbty Gd ?? Two Iigh Co truet- agg Powers, at the same time that they coatirm all the stipm- 'atio'o oftbe separate Act of Atjermau, relative to the form to bieghlserved in the election of the Hospodarsot Moldavia anA WsllacbIa, have recognised ...

... LONDON, OcaontaE 24, 1829. THE.rN has been an unusual dearth of foreign news since our last publication. The Emperor NicHoLAs has published ?? Petersburgh a Manifesto on the conclusion of peace with Turkey, in which he declares that the whole world acknowledged the necessity which impelled him to commence the war, and eulogizes, in high but not unmerited terms, the valour, skill, and ...

... PARISH OF ST. SAVIOUR'S, SOUTHWAqR Yesterday, a Vestry was held, for the purpose of confirming the Minutes of the precedinglVestry, which were for the appoint- ment of a Committee to investigate certain charges for iron- work, ured ia ro-building the Borough-market, and also to re- ceive the Report of tha Committee o1 Parish Estates, as to the sale to the Corporation of London, for the ...

... THIRD RFLFORMATION. ' FBOM THE DUBLIN EVSNINd POST.1 We hat settled, to our ptfecte satisfaction, that the besat ,way to commirincr the Third Reformation would be- Fwst,1y lyse creation of a Ptobltical Ordor, in the appoialt- meet of which the Crowa should have nothing to do, hut from which It might stlect tbe Bishops, as the vacancies occurred. Socondly, To tqualhe tbe Incomes of the Bishops, ...

... TtPE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: SATURDAr, OCTOBER 24, 129. If we may venture to form an opinion on the ques. tion at issue between the East India Company and their Army in Bengal, we should say that the order com. plained of is too general, and that however clear the title of the Company to dictate the terms on which they will admit men iotO their service, this power must be limited to future ...

... =RENCH PAPERS. [FROM THE NIESS&SER nDS CHAMBRRS Or SATURDAY-SECOND pWTION.) 'IThe ship Telegraph hae just arriwed at Bordeaux, from Val- paraivo. in 89 days, and Ibe Ittei t brought by that vessel con- firm the statement of tbh occupation of Lima, in the nacme of Bolivar, by General LifueniE. Tbv following are now details relative to this event, which will no doubt be attended with im- portent ...

... I'kXl411IVN' OF (,4 VJE Ll WS I[FkAM TIHE MIANCHISTiRIC GUARDAN.] We give, in anotber part of our paper, a report of sume prc- ceedires before the Magistrates ait B4toDt, exhibiting in a pretty clear light some of tbe vexatious arising out of the Game Laws, mnd also tbe sort of conduct which kquires and Justices et the Peace think themselves warranted In adopintig, in reference Lo cases ...

... I TAfRE the following article from the BERSTOL MERCURY of last week. We have received, together with the fol- lowing letter, two ears of Indian, or Cobbett's Corn, from Mr. Bartley, which we shall be happy to shouw to any one who may desire to see them. They are very beautiful specimens, and folly establish the fact that, notwith- standing the unusual inclemency of the pre- sent season, this ...