... AlDDRES'S OF DR. DOYLEt. To Tus FAITHFUL IN CHRlST)ISUB.or TB t DE&NERY P or MARYBIOKOUGH, QUIVEN'S COUNTY. JAMES DOYLE, D. D, Bishop, &c. &c., wishes fi health and benedictioo. i BELOVED BRBTHREbr-I did not suppose, when I visited your several parishes, in August last, that I should a have occasion to address lou within so short a space of y time as has since elgp Id.l 1 expected that the ...

... iC = T 1 G -INL- I bT f iM -^ X dl LOCO-Mo T.VE ENGINES'. - - I SOmMimasu induclt doctique. A few years ago, when we hazarded an opinion, that by steam conveyance we might travel at twenty miles per hour, we were taunted as dreamers and enthusiasts; but the late experiments at Liverpool have fired the imagina tions of so many persons, that we rather oddly find our- selves in the rear of ...

... 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 ...

... THE MOJR'NING CHROJJNICLE. LONDON: THURSDAY, PaoVfeXBER 26, 1829. We call the attention of our readers to a Letter in another column, from a Correspondent, on the subject of a late Trial in the Court of King's Bench, regarding the Sale of Offices. Our Correspondent, as he states, com- municated to us the particulars of the case several months ago, and the result has amply confirmed our ...

... ANTI.SLAVERY MEETING. Yesterday a Meeting was held at the Spread Eagle, Epsom, for the purpose of considering of the propriety of petitioning Parliament to take steps towards the Emanci- pation ot the Negro Slavea in the *Vest Indies. At about a quarter before one, Joseph Wilson, Esq. took the Chair, but the Meeting was but very thinly attended. Mr. Otway Cave, M.P. and Mr. Henry Hunt were ...

... ?? Up &N upG4.ISUH 1R* t; BY driam COLUINI- 8e4AN AUTHORITIES. FIRSSJ.THK JMtAICA O0t1flai-. Tbe English brig Jobn CatL9,.J. W. Clarke, master and owner, left the port off Poyta, In Peru, withl a general csrgio for Central Amirics, with aithaillicated documents. On her ?? put Loto the ?? islaids, hbving carried away two ef:bhsr lower #krdpds, sod split th'esils; bhvigg only one day's tlrewood ...

... 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 ...