... I CiTYOLOYDOPLI TErlND SCIENTIFIC I meI TIN The Members of the Music Clse pav a Dres Concert yes- terday evening to thg rest of the Members of the Institutien- The large theatre was completely filled, 51d two of the adjoining rooms hardly sufficed to contain the overflow of the auditory, in which the proportion of beautiful and ?? females wu very considerable. The Performers were chiefly, we ...

... IRELdPND. ?? [PROM THE CORK SOUTHERN RIEPORTER OF SATURDAY.] SPECIAL COMMISSION. At nine o'clock this morning the Court was opened, and in a b few minutes was f6iled to excese, principally by country gentle- men. TDe result of the important case tried yesterdgy bue st.rded to increase the public interest. At about 10 o'clock Lord Kingston teok his place an the Bench. At a quarter to 11, Mr. ...

... LORD MOUNTCASHEL AND THE BISHOP OF PERAS. YS O THE 11D)TOR OF' THE ST. JAMERS'S CHRONICLE. Ws.). 1 The Palace, Ferns, Oct. 24. -_ SIR-As My Consent to the publication of the corresptond- tnces which I have had the honiour of holding with the Earl Of k is Mountcssiael was given ia the accarmpanying letter. I was much snt urprised to find that it had not been published along with those asy ...

... CORX SPECI1L COMMISSION. {FtaOT~as OO~* COPIsTIrrTboyOF 051UUDAY De MiON1MV-.,1tQU&TU DAY.- Atelne o'clock the Court was opened, and It was as usl crowded to exces-. At hilf. pap nine, r. Bean Pesnofathoer and' Mr. Justic. Torrte. entered the Court. 5ttortly aifter, the Soliitor-blieael, Mr. 8erieaut Gpoid, and Mr. Bennett mtde their appearance. Tleaclling over of the Jury panel tben Com- ...

... This English Law, In counnxiona with the Low of Settlrollt1 we believe, to operate most powerfully to the demoralizstio, the inferior~ classes, rendering them, from common practice, rensiblo to the heinounsess of the crime of perjury, ubllb being once familiar, leads to the perpetration of allOl, crimes. Of the correctness of this position, we had a toierably ?? simple at the* Stssions bold ...

... OCT. 28.-The sports and pastimes at the openingol tlhe Grn: Hotel, in the entirely New Town of St, Lonard's cowurneact; this morning. Preparatory to the more substantial and elega; pastimes, a pack of hounds, the property of a private genitleti at Bexhill, was brought to St. Leonard',; and, in order to 1 dulge the ladies with a touch of their quality, an artificL scent was introduced ...

... HINT 70 THIEVES. The fallowing case from The Dumfries Courier, re- ceived yesterday, indicates a generous feeling towards thieves, which one should think would not be lost on gentlemen fond of acquiring property by other means than labouring. An imprisonment of two months for carrying off a trunk, forcing it open, and taking more than four pounds from it! We notice only the imprisonment, be- ...

... DRE4DIUL ACC]DtNTIN d COdL PIT. A shocking occurrence took plae ono Friday morning last at a coal-pit belonging to Mr. Andrew Knowles, of Little Bolton, situated in the township of Pandlebary, near Manebester. The usual time for the colliers to deatend tbe abaft, and commence work, is three o'clock in the morning. On the morning iu ques- tion, about sit o'clock, a sudden influs of sand, stones ...

... FRENCH PIPER& rPOeM THE MESSA5Et DES coANmtES OrF wnNNsoaY.) PERA, SEPT. 28.-Though the peace is ratified, it is evident ?? the Porte will find it difficult to Pay the indemuilties pro- mised to Russla ; aud a queslion arises whether the Great Powers will advance money to the Porte, or whether the Russian troops re to occupy the provinces till all the expences of the war ate paid ? Ia the ...

... SALE OF THE FONTHILL. THE GRANGE, AND OTHER EXTENSIVE LANDED ESTATES. Yesterday several valuable LaUnded Fwttes in the counties Of York, Wilts, Hants, Egssx, Kent, and Middlesex, were sold at the Mart and at Garraway's. The principal property was the Fonthill Estate, and Park surrounding the Abbey. The Estate is nearly all freehold, and was purchased of Mr. Beckford by Mr. Farqubar, who ...

... b PUBLIC DINNER AT THE COMMERCIAL AUILffINGS. (ABRIDGED FROItM Tilt L*4ti5S INTELLUGENCEL] ThePublic Dinner to celebrate Ike Opening of the Leeds Comt- mereial Buildings, took place on Wdoesday, according to an- nounCement, in the large Dining Room over the News Room. The room was tastefolly decorated witu laurel and other ever- gre ns, and a vriety of exotica and rsae plants in pots, which, ...

... 'T'HE 10MNING CHBONICLP,. LONDON: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1829. We received last night the Paris Papers of Monday, and the Gazette de France dated Tuesday. Their con- tents possess little interest. The account of the proceedings yesterday at the Lon- don Sessions forms an admirable commentary on the ob- jections which have been lately urged by some of our Contemporaries to the encroachments on ...