... [iROM BELL'S LiFE IN LN,3ON', I HIS MAJESTY'S HORSE THE COLONEL I We have received several letters,sitinc our last,05 tb a tite. iog subject of the alleged ill-treatment of his Majesty's ?? horne Tbe Colonel, a few nights previous to his ruaniat forIL Gmld Capsat Ascot. It will het remembered that% the attic making tibs charge appeared in 1The Spa-tingl MmgRz~zin I, October, under the ...

... 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, ...

... WHO IS. cAPlAWN Gt#TH ? The following statement is given by 7he Standard of lait night, with the tone of authority:- Csptain Garth is te sun of General Garth. General Garth s*, by a ?? ful ?? all the moral and religious condidions ef swch a contract, the husband of sn illustrious lady. The bsuios howitic thoigh such tis must satisfy tba most ecspu- io st dehlfcant c olinflet', is, hy a lbw ? ...

... rrom the LONDON GdZET'TE of Tuesday, Nov. 1'l. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Nov. 16, 1829. r Corps of Royal Eagioeers-Ma3or-Gnfer l Sir Alexander t Bryce to be Colenel-Commandanlt, vice FyorS, deceased. comasiseonS signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Coanty Of Surrey : 24 Regiment of Royal Surrey Militia-Charles Man- VinS, Esq. to he Captain, wice Rice, deceased. F Cotiniations signed by the Lord ...

... ANDERDON r. BURROWS. Copy of a Letter from Mr. Wells, of Sudbury, iD Suffolk, ad- dressed to the Right Hon. Robert Peal, M.P., Cnie Con- missioner of Lunatic Asylums. Sudbury, Nov. 11, 1829. SIt-After all, is it come to thla? After all the *ttreordi- nary e evidences wbich have been given before the Select Committee of the Hause of Communea in 1827, is it come to this? After ill the mass of ...

... From the LONDON GAZZTT Sof Friday, Novo. a3. The names of those who ware nominate for Sheriffs by' lbai, Lords of the Council, at the Erchequar, ol bc LMorrew ofD Sl;nt Martin, In the tentb yeasr oftbhe reign of King Geo'ge tbeFoatJO, and to the year of ovr Lord 1829 :- - BeDFofDsHiRg-Wijliam Stuart, of Teatasord-Hail Rqs John Barbar, of Broom, Esq. John Thoma8 Dawion, of Chapham, EBq. ...

... Tu Ul tl)R, Tv SAOUTITHERN AP RICA. By cow9liE 110SE, floral &Rioters. My. Rose's residence in Southern Africa for four years excites the hope of finding amusement and accurate in formation in his work, especially when we so frequently witness travellers who pretend, in one quarter the time, to examine countries four timn& as large, and possessing forty iimes as many objects of curiosity and ...

... CHURCHU OF IRELAN.'D TO THE EDiroR Oil THE MORNING CORONICLE. SiR-1 have recently seen in the columns of your paper letters written by one of your ?? Correspondents, evidently a -person of~ intelligence and education, ,but J think a little prejudiced, or a?~ little mistaken in his esti- mate of the Protestant Church Establishment of the kingdom from which he dates his communications-1 more ...

... IA MERRY L1TTLL FIGH F-7HE JpeffS A .1 I D a ,,i o i. A Slashing and interesting 11ii, 1-1 ~Ook place Yesterday tie t ween Soal Re bons, one of the Towel ea fritca, and ke,,ra Stuitit, tile East Rnd Sailor-boy, for ten pouinda HIsade. The taclwt made olf hand, and a very shjort timei was sllowed to itloer of the men for training. In P.oint Of wtiqht they were pietty mucta upon a par-aliout ...

... WATBR-PAOOF GUN PATENT. BE BZBR14GBR V. HaUMEpiL. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sta-lo duty to my client, and williug as I am to believe your abhorrence at tolerating the use of your widely-circulating Journal, for purposes aiming at ruinous injury, to gratify either malice or speculation, or both, I beg to acquaint you, that your Reporter, in staling his Honour, the Virg-Chancellors ...

... DUBLIN, Noy. 3. The Adjourned Meeting of the Vliiores and Board of the Univeruity of Dpblin took place this morning, in the Exa- naination Hall, which was densely crowded by students and strangers. The Lord Primate and the Archbishop of Dublin were for sometime engaged in ?? compliments, and in sedea- vouring to explain away their differences on the former day. The Rev. Mr. Boyson then rose, ...