... from the LONDON GAZETTE of Friday, Oct. 30.1 DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY, OCT. ifi.-FaRDERICK EWER and WILLIAM FREFER ECHOL- FIF.LD,of Lad-lane, worehouseinen that they ?? eltrtutn. stancess, and are unable to meet their en seaefts with their creditors. WILLIAM LAPEHAm, of Wincanton, Somersetahire. lenkeeper. that he In In Insol vent clrcumstances, and Is unable to meet his engagemelnts with ...

... GRRMAN PAPERS. The following article, which we extract from the dllgemeine Ze~iesn of tte 24th instant, dated Berlin, Oct. 16, will be pe- roid with conlidraoble interest at the present moment ;- BeRLIN, Ocr. IS.-The present state of Turkey Is repro- stnted by mye witnesses isr moat melanchely, so as, in fact, to claim pity. It has been confir, i that in Runmelia also the greater part of the ...

... LONDON: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1829. Our report of the proceedings yesterday at the New Court, Old Bailey, furnishes a striking instance of the absence of discrimination in Criminal Procedure previous to trial. It appears that two boys-one of them about twelve years of age, of genteel appearance, and the other about two years older-were sent to trial at ?? Bailey by Mr. GRIFFITHS, of the Mary ...

... pARISH OF GRiEBNWICH. AV,,Iry of ?? of Greco vieb, was held yestarday,toc~ti. .site, tp~recedittfs witk respect to the Intended purchase of the frehld land belonhing to Roan's Charity, & adj ofinig the burial- gttiesd. in order to throw open a faller view of the Church. A4 guy degree of excitement prevails In the Parish es tos this eloton, so the Purchase Of the land, which must just now be ...

... SENTENCE ON LIEUTRNANT-COLONEL BAYLY. Hors Guiarde, Oct. 22, 1829. At a General Court Martial, held at Limerick, on the 8th of September, 1829, and continued by adjousruments to the 17th d 'be same mouth, Brevet Lieutenant-CO1O0ei Charles Bayly, late of the 98th Regiment, was arraigned upao the naderoten- tioued charges, vix.:- Ist, For that he, Brevet Lieutenant Celonel BaYly, being in ...

... 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- ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...