... rFRON THlE MESSAC.ER DELS CHlANIlicE OF SUNDAY, 2o EBITION]1 MALTA, Sumer 27.-Th. military preparations Which the Go- viarment has been making wi thin the last few dayo, proe that England will use every effort to obtain au alteration In some of the fundamental conditions of thes Treaty of Peaice, signed on She 14th, at Adrianople, by the Turkish and Rusaian Plecnipo- tentaiesua. It, by ...

... DLUBLIN, Ocr. 31. An invel'ig-lom cis very extraordinary charee'r 'ook place this day in the Exaiminatian Hill of 17te Univeraty of DUllio, before w , of the Visitors, Vte Lord Primate Veresford, and the Most Rev. Dr. Megee, Archbishop of Dbilin. The Pre- TO't, a large numberof t'-a Senior and Junior Follows, sad up- wards of 60 Students, were in tl. HHll. The cuce appointed for hearing was Cn ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE SIR-I promised in my last letter to send you some observations on the Indian armies; and now proceed to redeem my pledge. I am the more desirous of so doing, because a right understanding upon this subject is necessary to comprehend the real merits of the question as to reductions, now at issue. 'Tbe allowances of the officers of the Company's armies are ...

... REPORT TO THE COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL, PROM T33 2 CoMtMITlEU APPOINTED IN RELATION TO THE OFPICZ OF b &2CONDARtY,-PREtRNTED 22D OCTOBER, 1829. d THOMPSON, MAYoR. A Common Coune0l, olded itlbte Chamber of the Guildball of t the City of Londo, ea ThundayIha 22ddayof October, 1529. The Committee in relatlot to the Office of Secondary did J tbis day deliver Into tbit Court a Report it writing, ...

... roam the LONDON GJZETTM oef Friddy, Not. 6 DXCLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Nov. 4.-EDWARD ALLFRESS. At No. 115, W~atiiogottrest, stationer, that he to In insolvent circuagtanCtl. and to unable to meet his en. gementa with his creditols. N=ov.,-Jt)HN KNItuH r. of Chteltenham., Gioucestershire, builder and cuom'non.t'rewer. that fie ?? innoli.ntcircumstances, and is unable to meet hi, oneraiemen'as ...

... INDI1. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRo\ SItt-In your paper I observe a communicatio n cldae, by tome person, who had a voice In tbi ltsl mild torm-unpopullr act, which curtails the Pay of lb, Officers. The writer seems to consider a rsductlio3 ri montb from a LVoutenah -Colonel, and tbe mt. Pr, frot all cther ranks, a mere trifle, nrt 5u Xicient t, the least exhibit on of regret; and, no ...

... CORK SPECIAL COMMISSITON. [(FROM THt CORK SOUTHERtN jiIP5OtTER rF TviirbAY.1 I MOST EXTRA(SRDINARY PROCEEDINGS. If ?? Otffic, 3 ?? triale atd a xtsrae - dimei procesdiolts of which the C-urt has beta the scene, 0itet usturtrntedtl from yesterday mornigr uip t1 lb* very F At whici we are going to Press, wi be f ud detailed ret great unitnuens is our precedag columns, and any ieteash to etsem ...

... THR CHURCH ESBLISHMENT. rVRoM THE ?? CoNsTrTVT11ON 6OF tOESDAY LAST.] be TO THE LORD BISHOP OF FERNS.Si Moor# Park, Oct. 30, 1829. Slr My LORD-I have purposely refrs i'md from returning a more ac speedy answer, wishing to give time to the public to digest deli. th berately the coutenta of our former lefttere. a As you Lurdship cam not deny 1 that Imperfections do exist in th ?? matters ...

... gh LONDON: ir, 9- SdTURDII NOVEftMBER 7, 1829. ?? our number of yesterday we entered upon the topic of the existing relations between Great Britain and Por- r. tugal less at large than the importance of the subject seemed to call for, more especially as we have since Id learned that it is a point which will be submitted to Par- 0, r liament at a very early period of the ensuing Session. We ...

... TnE BARDINIAN GIRL wiTH Two HADS. The following note has been sent to us, says the Jewnaal de# Oe tu original of which Is Oiped by sve.ul Professors of p. jija's GAoT, , a*d Physiciams of the Hospital of Is Pit:d, in- ehidion Z1ron Portal, BHron Cuvier, sod O St. Hilsirn - ?? Profe sor R lAndo, First Pay-ician to the King of S.r- dit,,' havog addresed toone of the Administrator of the Mo- latN ...

... GERM4A PAPERS. VIENNSA, Ocr. 22.-Tbh peace betweer Rutsesiad thorte is concluded and ratified by both ph ties. The end of the war in the Fast gorms an important epoch in the history of the times. The ifrpre5on3 which the terninaion , f this war has made on the several parties who have the directiot of public opinion is not only dece bive with respect to the casracter o1 those patties, but ...

... [FROM TUB CORK CONSTITUTION OF TUZIDAY.] U GRAND MILITARY SPECTACLE. d1 On Friday last, Lieutenant General Sir John Byng, attended d by his Aide de Camp, Lord G. Hill, arrived at Major General Sir G. Blngham', on a tour of inspection in this district. Ot A Saturday Sir John, accompanied by Sir G. Binghain, and the 9 different Stif Ohiicers, proceeded to ioapect the troops stationed ct at ...