... DAMlA'J ABSQITE INJURTA. That ?? wehastev'er is, is right, many in a certain station E have every reason ito think true, andi excellent CauLSe tO C11- W deavour to make all below believe the same, but iurnbers A, are nevertheless very apt to question the fact. Iii tlie case Cc' alluded to we are inclined to their opinion ; but in a wider view, we hold them to be wrong. The Ptorpne, or One- I ...

... INGRITrTUDE of ihe DUKE of WELLINGrON. [FROMt TUlE NEWCASTLE CHRONICLE.] The public, our rulers may be assured, are neither so Si wicked nor so foolish as to allow their judgment to be Pea warped, and their opinion of ptublic men to he lowered ipS by calumnies, wkich are known, or coin be proved to bt To I false. MAn we miy add, that they ought by this time to T have learnt that the Press is ...

... 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 ...

... . . . . . . I 1~ I r I 1\ I I I tro snhti Ti' t fl)it' .Lth I `\ fit ; I1 Ct~tti~tt~t~ii I ittI tit t iiltil'[tt' l lii ( llt' itiv I. 1to 4s('itt to ot aI I I ~ iilt iii il I i Itt II t o LII t lt i'sc ' i' WIi ?? I li; has met 5VOttlit 'i many yeatt h.d an anntlat j1m., ietle ingnrlol aotegto nn hua Th ziet' iflilliabei inpit is 1tiolalyno1bot 3 in I 82, itvt wt 2 ~dtittl thssitne n pos ...

... 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 ...

... Wve were not awart, though Nre mlight have been prepared K fir ?? of the kind, fi ion tibe recent disciussions re- spe(t i gi the Cape Govscernmient, that Jobbing had bteen so 3 well u oh1drstoid at that Cololnv as it appears to be. The vi lolloiwing al tidhe extr acted frolil 7i, South/ lfr iem C(m er- G - Id icet r of $ pteniicr 12, will afford great gratification R to thele ?? delighit in ...

... LONDON: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1829. We have not hitherto noticed the Pamphlet on Church Reform, in the shape of a Letter to the Duke of IVEL- LINGTON, by a Minister of the Establishment, which the author (said to be a Mr. BERENS) announces to be merely the commencement of a series. The Pamphlet has at- tracted considerable attention, and we have no doubt that the views of the writer are ...

... 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 ...

... FRfNYC ?PRIR rFRPoS THI MESSAOXR DUB CRABREBS OP TtUS'DAYT. PAii, Dzc. 21.-A letter from Marseilles says -- A espectable house in this city has received a letter from falta, dated 18th Nov., stating that an English frigate, the is, which sailed from Vourla on the 7th of Nov., and *om Egina on the 14th, has brought news that the Sultan as given orders to the Pacha of 6myrna to withdraw the ...

... 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 ...

... BRt, iD-, TREEA I WARD. inl Onl Friday Mr. Williams, an inhabitant of this WVard, of attended before Mr. Alderman Key, at CU(hiiL1al, to answer the complaint of Mr. Millard, the War-d Clerk, for (le assaulting himt while fulfilling the duties ut his office at of thle Wardrnote, about seven o'clock onl Wednesdla' eveinci g. Sol Mr. Millard stated that, after the usual Imine iss ot the( t'h ...

... 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, ...