... Dleteorological Table. for August, 1834. BV Nir. GgwHaUj INxnS, AST~RONOWILCAL CALVULAT'I'V, ?? T'he Thlitrmouetrical and kiaronuietrical Ob rvativ at o'clock, A.mj. and !u ducloc, P.-u. nrt ;- -. :IC O !- CI' O-it -i ?? 43X: Wm ?? i- u. S- - -N OM )'CJ|C C.; V'4J C~ ?? C 40tt:> D ?? C' :: i 4i >{ -t - ~ Itt *s -- tsS3is:rorBRxt4~?l, ?? 0 OD0; i:r:'C D>- . O., 0 0 ca ; o=t 0tast tI vt JC CC' ...

... The LONDON GAZET1TE of Taesday, Sept. 30. WHiTEHALL 9SePr. 2e. The Ring has been pleased to direct letters patent to be pasaed uiider the Ureat Seal of the United Kingdom of Great nritain alud. Ireland, constituting and appointing Sir Charles Christopher Pepys, Knight, ulaster or Keeper of the Rolls and Records of the Coart of Chances y, in the room of the Rlight flop. Sir John Leach, deceased ...

... THE, MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: 1I'EDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1634. The accounts from Madrid, received at Paris by telegraph, are to the 28th September. Our readers will see from our Paris Express, that the Ministry had obtained, by a considerable majority, a vote recognizing all the foreign loans. On the 23d September the report of the Com- mittee of Finance had been rejected by a majority of 40, ...

... oorrign littelliontre. F1rance. The French Cabineet is said] ficeally to leave resolved 'lot to inter- fere by meanas of troops onl anl invasion in thle affairs of Spain, and has notified this deteeminatiote to the Duke de Frils. On Tuesdafiy, M. Rotten, thle responsible editor of the ANational, appeared bef 'a jury at the Court of Assizes of the department of the Seine, to answer 4th charge ...

... The accoutits from the West Indies this week present some fea- tures of rather an ?? nature. III Trinidad, particularly, some riotolls proceedings have been exhibited by the negroes-or, ns they nre now styled], applrelitices''-which were onlv quelled by the appearanice oF the militia, andl a party of the reguilar troops. On the Ist August a general strike took plice, the negroes treating the ...

... To Tim. EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sin- The Sundtiq Tinies of yesterday contains the fol- lowing announcement:- DiS(OVEIIY oF FoncrIs:Es BY A, MERCIIA.NT IN THE CITY.-Yesterday considerable excitement prevailed fi the City bv the discovery of forgeries to an immense amouindsai'd to have been committed by one of the part- tners of the firm of J1esdleit, Pawson, LZean, and Co., the ...

... a3--. i F 0- o.- -- ' ?? ?? -- Wednesday, Sept. 24th, the Stanley Stakes of 10 sovs each. h Sir J. Gerard's br c Billinge, by Belzoni, (Mr. Burton).. I E d Mr. Thompson's br g Orthodox ?? (Air. ?? 2 2! f Lord Wilton's br c by Camel ?? (Mr. Molony,).. ?? 3 C, Lord R. Grosvenor names b f by Tramp, (Mr. Tonge) 4 0 Y The Heaton Park Stakes (handicap) of 25 sors each, 15 ft O l, but 5 only if ...

... There is vet some hesitation on the part of Baden to accede to the Russian system of customs. The French Ministerial papers encourage and applaud the resistance of Baden; whilst the Absolutist organs from beyond the Rhine reply in anger, and expect that however Baden or Nassau may delay, their final adhesion to a plan which constitutes the commercial unity of Germany cannot be doubtful. It is ...

... n D I BT B v it G H. At the meetinfyof the Edihburgih Presbytery on WVednesday, Dr Lee inti- ma Tiateri his ivilligleess to accept the call to the Old Church, on the authority e of the PIesbytery who sustained the call, on the condition that measures be em taklen to prevent the recurrence of the grievances of which he complains, and : to obtain a satisfactory explanation of the erroceories ...

... colouics'. I ~l t i~A. DA. c t'Ittol. I s[ tA fo as ou I t II: i l , J il4 I It IV ; LSII's ti I ~I fieli VX0jI W ' VII 11011 I Istates tI rned ot l o it) ?? tso In I thil' ?? 1g of I~rdy III ;Ii 11111 w t oI-I S ?? t I' 11Xs. ill'isilt vor i da Et frelteilt ?? h til' ?? itI'' oth s clalitis tis fvile, inl %tite tilt' Supposedt exempktion.' fr1'heI Itegroie, whoit N cno.ii 'A1l5s tO a Goeil' ...

... The Jounral des D)ebast gives the following particulars .respecting the Turkish ambassador, who has just arrived at Paris:-I Mustppha Resehid- Rey bears the title or Minister Pleni- potentiary. At C@onistantinople he was Referendary of of the .Divan; the functions of this office consisted il mak- ing a report of all tile discussions on external as well as internal policy, which took place in ...

... TRELAND. O'Connell seems to be indefatigable in his correspondence. Another letter to the people of Irelasnd has appeared in the Pilot neyspailler. In this letter, he prnfesses himself, wvith some explanations, a ri inisterialist. The chief ob- ject of this new epistle is faither to develope his schemes against the Protes- tants. Ile says that it is i te drtty of the popular party in Ireland ...