... CONSPIkACV. RaX V. CRGOX ANDO (THXRss.-Tbis w~g an indictment pre- ferred against the defendant Crouks, two persona of the name of Lastgdon, and Messrs. Weston and Millar, for a conspiracy to tdefeat two executions which bad been taken out against the goods t of Alr. Wetston. The ATTOINsty-GENRRAL (With whom were Mr. GURNrEY and Mr. CHEMr) stated, that two executions had been taken out ...

... IRELI ND. I air THE NEWV REFORMATION. [FOIA LtclITtt YR03Ia 1alit. RNS~oi, IN THE DUBiLIN EVFS- ?? IsO PostI.] the Th~eNew Reforrnaption-WNviat liai biicome of theold ? Is it -It A graft on the Listheran, or a foreign insertion on the stack, (is the minilrtoe onl the oakh ? Thea New Reformation is thle old one Icb revived, for, accorditig to IDr' Malgee, it is but lately the Re- ir- fomto ssbe ...

... STATISTiCS OFPARtS. I The number of bsirths in Paris in 1822, was 26,880; ill 1825, 27,070;- thre ineark number of (h ieyars between 1817 rds, and 1821, was 24,214. Rehv simiilair fact As to dah: In 1822, the nkumb~er was, 23,282; in 1823, 21,600; arerage of the same five yers 2216. In 18292, the bodies at the Morgee amontd ro 57 in 83, 267; while the 2verageofte hv five years the ntiinhr was ...

... i THE MORNING CHRO iCoIL E.| LONDON: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29,1827. The following account has been given of proceedings at Bow-street on Tuesday last:- 11OW-SrREET.-A gentleman named WALSn,WIIo stated himself to be one of the Churchwardens of Camberwell parish, applied to Sir RICHARD BiRNIE yesterday, relative to the charges demanded by Police-officers for their time and assistance. The ...

... THE LATE EVENTS IN PARiS. f PA~rtr Nov. 23.-The snassacere near Wanicbester, a few si-years since, wasnmuch talked ofi inEtgland; but, when compared itch ?? tbe cold-blooded sassassirratinns, here, it sinks to nrthiritt. alt. At an early hour in the evenainre of Monrday,smill groups, which Ise- I can positively state were composed principally of bols, parad- tin' ed do wil the rue St. Martin, ...

... THiE MORNING CHRONICLE, I LONDON: I MONDdY, NO VEM1BER 26, 1827. 5 The Paris Papers of Thursday an d Friday, and Gazette de France of Saturday, have b een received A cording to the Journal des De/rnts, the Opposition already secure of a majority. Thke number of OP tion Members returned, is 1 43-the Alinisterial, 67 The whole number of Members to be returned is4 of whom 263 are from the ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SlR-The frightful increase of crime within these few years in ibis metropolis, and the simultaneous increase of wretched- ness and pauperism, need nO formal proof. 'To Counteract them we have seen scheme upon scheme set on foot by philantbro- piStS and well-intentioned persons* we have had a Refuge fer the Destitte-an Establishment for tlhe Hwuseless ...

... They havenoaw compassed us in our steps. . PSALMS. TO THE READERS OF THE REGISTER. -EI . - - _ . e I S LETTER FROiM HIS MAJESTY TOMa. COUBEMh -Bm-EIM Farm, SUtey, 22d Nov. 127. My FgicNDS, AT the above title, deseriptive *of the subject of this Register, you will rub your eyes, and read and read again. A great many of you indeed will think, tbat as the gold is now again leaving the country, ...

... LORD MAY O.R'S DAY. Friday being Lord Mayor's Day, the usual ceremonies were observed, accompanied however with more splendour than has been usual of late The new Lord Mayor appeared anxious to propitiate the show-seeing and turtle-loving citizens, and to avoid the sarcasms so abundantly poured out upon the economy of some of his predecessors. The procession to West- mninster, where the new ...

... r TO THE MAGISTRATES OF THE COUNTY OF TIPPERARY. Aly LORDS AND GP.NrLEMEN-In pursuance of your di- rections, as Chairman of the General Meetingt of Magistrates held at Cashel, on the 20th of October, 1827, 1 transmitted *t youer Resolutions and Memorial to the L ird Lieutenant, and it lse no time in laying before you his Excellency's answer.-[ r ltve the honour to be, my Lords and Gentlemen, ...

... THE APPROACHING EXECUTIQNS, I Td . Tite unhappy men who are ordered for ecutise Thursday next, were all 4onvicted at the Septsntab b Their namegn are, John Powell, Thomas S achn, Chadt John Ktaton, and Edward Lowe. it John Powell, who Is only 25 years of age, wit toe stealing from hus employers, Messrs. Stwell and Cross (t respectable and extensive hrm, carrying an the silk linen, and ...

... LOAD MIYOR'S DAY. I The ceremony of inaugurating the Lord Mayor into his 'iffice was, according to usage, performed yesterday. The pa- geant was of a far more gorgeous atnd splendid character than t bas been for miny years. There were several additional 's)nds of music, and each was excellent; a much more brilliant display of flagis and banusers; and among tile extraordina'y personages in the ...