... PARIS PAPARS. [FROMI THE MOVITEUhi.] PARIS, ARRsL 2.-Yesterday evening, at half-past eighit, A. de Villele, President of the Council of elinivrers, came to tr 5sact business with the KiMg. This morning, after mass, his Majesty presided in the Council of Ministers, which sat from noon till half' past one. After the Council his Majesty transacted business with the Viscount Dtjeon, Minister of ...

... . - . ., .TE GOLDEN AGE. | The old practice of discussing abstract subjects in verse,- so much in vogue in the early half of last centnry, seemat cbe reviving among us. The union of verse and .disquisition has sometimes been thought to spoil both; inl ihE EssaYO7 Man; it is said, is read with leg satl-i '.fictipn thua Sny. of ~pgts. ather works. ,Wesownnwe .ate half inDClined to be of this ...

... M1R. MA THE W'S. It is essential to preface the following extract taken from the Boston Gazette, relating to the great anxiety manifested by the natives ot that town to see this popular actor, by explaining the nature of the biddings for Boxes which arc let by public auction. Each box contains nine persons, and the regular price of admis- sion is one dollar per seat, the second column exhibits ...

... LOSS OF THE ALERI' PACKET. The following painfully interesting particulars of this, most melancholy catastrophe, are derived from the oral relation of one of the cabin passengers, a respectable tradesman in Liverpool, who was fortunsately saved. The account thus drawn up was published in the Liverprool Courier of WVednesday last. It is a mournful detail.- , We sailed from the Pigeors-mouse, ...

... 1A YONNE PAPrlRS. We have received Bayonne Papers to the 26th tlt, and the fo- towing are extracts from them:- rriors hoped ant even BAYONNE, MARCH 25.-While our warteo h ad ex- proclaimed beforehand that the Army the o we see, on tended the sphere of its expirsit beyond the Ebro, wr fron- the contrary, that the thearreof war . ies nearer o r f ro- tIe. Wewr okn for the accomplishment of the ...

... STATE OF 'HE COUNTRY. f We need only refer to our extracts from the Monster Papers, X to show that the same species of disturbance exists in Cork and F Limerick, which have disgraced those Counties for such a length * of time. The Judges are notv on Circuit, and in these very places; but nothing has produced a permanent effect. In the North, as we have had occasion to mention already, the ...

... BOV FAIR. Yesterday a Petty Session was held at Lambeth-street Police Office, Whitechapel, at which were present Sir-Daniel Williams, Mathew Wyatt, and John Hardwicke, Esqs. for the purpose of inquiring by what authority Bow Fair has been usually held, with a view of carrying into effect the provisions of a late Act of Par- liament, called the Police Act, by which the Justices are em- powered ...

... X1 BARTIJQUAKES IN SYRIA. The following are extracts of letters addressed to the Levant Company, by Mr. BAaRKeR, Consul for Aleppo - SnDiA, NmAu. ANTIOCH, Nov. 29, 1822.-Sioce the loth of last month,few days have passed without one, and often several fshocks of an earthquake, but generally with much diminished violence. With the exception of an Intermission, now and then, of a few days, ...

... DEFENCE OiF CATHOLIC MIRACLES. i To TilE lDITOR OF THIlE MORNING CHRONICLE.i SIt, April 2, 1825. I have jost read with sonie turpr ise the aecutit A thte 6Catholic Midracle at Toutliose, itt your 1apeoi (f yesterday, testified as it is by Ole Archiltb1op rf Tioulouse, at worthy and philosophlical cita- racter. But you have i iJe onto mistai te which caudotn will itidilce yoi to correct. Prince ...

... ,', LETTER II. To raTs EDITOR oF THrE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR), I shall now consider the Penalties and Disabilities under which Irish Catholicslabour # I. In consequence of their Exclusion front both Houses of Parliament-, II. In consequence of the Clogs on their Exercise of the Elective Franchise III. And, in consequence of their Exclusion from Municlpal Offices in Cities and Towns-Corporate. ...

... [nfos THE ETTOILE or sATUDI)AV] PAIs, MARcH 29.- -i. the Duke de Coneglieno, Marshal of France, commanding the Corps d'Arme of the Western Pyre- flees, arrived at Perpignan on the evening of the ifd instantt nine o'clock in the evening. His Excellency a faew jnreafte his arrival, proceeded to the residence of I tle C1 Coril. a Oil the following day, the Duke received the ci a i authorities, ...

... exrc fa letter from the isl~tid of Van Diemfan, dated April ior itipainter might feast for-ever cii its lieautiet. pe o.Wishing to-observe a large lake onadn elevated land in the into- rir 1st out with three oithersoun horseback, and an attendant tin font. 'NYe started at day break, our oitly guide thti compass.- We took with us uliree Kangar-oo dogs, to'catcci krme by the way. We compoted ...