... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE T1 SIR-Whatever the merits of the Currency Question may be, the present system (in which the Government and he! a lew gentiem'n in London take one side, and the pro- t ductive classes, whether manufacturing or agricultural, he take another) has indisputably one ?? calling the of public attention in a voice as loud as thunder to the sta monstrous scale of ...

... EXTRACTS FROM FRENCH JOURNALS INCRIM!- NATEO IN THE AFFAIR AGUADO, BANQUIER DU GOUVERNEMENT ESPAGNOL. ('eNSTITUTIONNEL, APRIL 27, 1829. inl D An I les SaslonIs de Madrid on pi rtait di Wirlainms ?? a 81IS1 graves qu',mn aurait l'intention de diriger Ciontra M. Aguado. Ai C INSTITUTIONNEL, AUG. 26,1829. Pauvres portenrs de rnsntes perpetuetlis . . Vatta ponvtz plaider au civil eontra M. Agiiado ...

... PROPOtSJL FOR Xv AOS0(ld14oN IOR PRO- MOT7ING LAGIL AEFORM. TO THE EDITOR OF THEI MORNING CHRONICLE. SiR-It has been said that the present is the age af. voluntary association, and those things which Govern- ments are tardy in performing may be hastened on by the united efforts of individuals. Age, infirmity, change of purpose, and death, are con- stantly putting a stop to the exertions even ...

... IFROM tHE GAZRTTE De FRANCE O SUNDAY PARIS, Nov. 27.-A letter from Cracow says- The iugsburgh Gazelle announces, in an article dated from this city, that great military armaments are making in the interior of Russia. But, thank Heaven, since peace was signed, we have not heard of anything of the 'T'he Chevalier de Barbosa (says the Moniteur) ad- dresses a letter to us, in which he requests us ...

... 'TIhe German Mail which arrived yesterday brought tile following intelligence:- ODESSA, Nov. 4.-The plague, which lately mani- fested itself here anew, has not as yet appeared beyond the limits within which it was confined by the measures ado 4ed by tdb e gi rites; that is, no house has been c1agott since last wee'. Of the persons who were placed it. 7.uaranrtine, partly 'n symptoms of the ...

... A statistical work of very great valiue,from the acknowledged m accuracyof itsdetails,of ?? the Frenc h capital is the subject, W kas just appeared under the Immediate superinteadeace cf the P' Count de Chabrol, the Prefect of the Department of the Seine, at who is understood to have devsted his constant Vereonal atten- nt 'ion to the eubject during the fifteen years which this Depart- hi ...

... I - W o - DUBLIN, Noy. 6. CaROM AN EVENING PAPER.] The Government have come to the determination of modifying and amending the Subletting Act, and for that purpose have instructed a respectable Irish Solicitor, well acquainted with the subject, to prepare the draft of an amended Btil, in which the retrospective clauses, af- fecting by-gone contracts, and other obnoxious provi- sions, which ...

... STATE OF THE COUNtRY. It will appe r, by rtlerence to the following columns, that a strenuous eff rt is making in different quarters ot the country to get up a csse in Parliauednt for the tmal-coutlnt Taxies, ?? are labouriog with might and main in their abominable VoCtlion in the teeth of these ?? we assert, unequivocally, that the country never wos more tranquil than at the preacut moment ...