... LONDON MECYa.1'Cn! INSTIM7 ?OL. A Meeting of this institution look place lest night at the The. ins ?? belonging to the Inetitutions, being the Sixth Anniversary of pri the luttitation, to witness the eisirlhu'ion ofthe two Prizes gene- on rously given, to encourage the talents of the Members, by Dr. lei Fuliowes. 'L'hat Geutleman as bestowed two suinsuf O.1.each, hi' to be annually given to ...

... TAE MORNING- CHRONICLk , -. ) .. . - I ~ - . ,. ?? LONDON: SATURDdy, DECZMBER 5,1829. Our Contemporary, Thc Standard, would almost per- suade us that we are under a Republican Government, where Ministers of State are the servants, and zot tl~i masters of the community. For instance, he 'takes his Grace the Duke of WELLINGTON. severely to task for indulging in field sports. If a Prime Minister ...

... ADRIANOPLE, OCT. S1.-In the eighth Article of the principal Treaty, signed here on the 14th, it is stipu- lated that the Porte shall pay to Russia, in the space of eighteen months,* in instalments to be afterwards deter- mined, the sum of one & a half millions ?? ducats, as an indemnity for the losses sustained by Russian sub- bats and merchants at various times since 1806. In a separate or ...

... CAPITULATION oF THE SPANISH ARMY AT T4mPIcu. By the arrival of the Londan line of packet ship Han- nibal, Captain Hebard, from New York, papers have been received at the North and South American Coffee-house to the 4th of November. They contain the following important intelligence relative to the Spanish expedition in Mexico:- Vera Cruz papers to the 20th September have been received at the ...

... fl, E 41 ORNVINVG CUIBONJCL ?? LONDON: IVEDNVESJ).4', DEC(EMBER 2, 1829. W~e call the attention of our readers to a Letter ad. dressed by Mr. WESTERN to his Constituents, on the subject of the Currency, which we have copied from The I ssec herald of yesterday. Alr. WESTERN ?? the re-issue of smiall notes, and the adoption of a silver instead of a gold standard. We have always been of opinion, ...

... The Anniversary Festival of St Andrew, for the be- T fit or tile Scottish Hospital, was celebrated yesterday the generous friends and patrons of the Institution, at m. D old London 'Tavern, Bishopsgate-street. His Royal a I hihness the Duke of Clarence arid St. Andrew's was du cted to have presided, but he sent a letter of apology tat r his absence on account of a bilious attack of indispo- pu ...

... LIBRARIES OF BIOOKS, &c. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, DURING THE PRESENr SEASON. Evans, of Pall-Mall, the learned leader ofthe Bbiliopolists Of the present day, has commenced his annual exhibiion lby the -'ieposal of the valuable jond extessive tteasures of the ?? Very Rr'v Arch esacon N ,res. The library of Richard Pityn' Kuight, Esq., rich in works of art and the clastics; the splendid colbec- tian ...

... TO IlHE GENTlY, CLERGY, FREEEIOLDERS, AND INEIABITANTSOF TiA E COUNTY OF LSSEN. GENTLENM N-The difficulties which have long weighed heavily upon the indusrious and laborious classed, now press with such severity, so extraordinary and so ano- malous is this visitation of universal distress, that I feel convinced you must be looking to your R'epresentatives, to whom your most important interests ...

... THE MORNINOG CHRONICLrw. LONDON: U'VESDAY, DECAEMfBBR 1, 1829. In the Ninth Number of 7 he Foreign Quarterly Re- view, just published, there is an interesting article, en- titled Notice of M. DUMONT, attributed to Sir J. MACKINTOSH, which contains the following passages: ' The mind of DUMONT moved onward with that of the reformers ofjurisprudence throughout Europe. He does not needlessly ...

... TbE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: c MONDA4Y, DECEMBER 7, 1829. t) if We received last night Brussels Papers to the c 5th of December, from which we make the following tl extracts :- a ANCONA, Nov. 10.-After the defeat of the Turks, r near Petra, a Greek corps of 4000 men marched against 8 Athens, and it was hoped that this force would suffice to b clear all Livadia of the Turks. Commercial ...

... BOARD Ot kXCISE.-SATiTDAY. MIXING AND COLOURING RUM. Mr. JOHN HENRY FISHER, a licensed victualler In Tooley-street, Borough, was charged with having in his posses- lion a quantityof colouring, for the purpose of adulteratingbeer. An Excise officer stated that on the 22d of June he found in the defendant's spirit cellar a bottle containing a quart of colotring, such as is made use of In ...

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