... TrATE o0 THE UBATIER. THE PARKS. The Parks have exhibited for several days past the same gay and animated appearance which they usually pMt- sent during a severe frost. The Canal in St. James's Park, a little pond under the Ranger's house in the Green Park, and, in short, every place w hich furnishe1s a sheet of ice of tolerabic dimensions, is covered with persons enjoy- ing the exercise of ...

... DUBLIN, Nov. 9. Tba dreadful Fifth of November passed eff, as far as I have been able to learn, ?? optrages of a serious nature, or the logs of lives. GlendC was the place where disturbance was most apprehended: but General Thornton, who commands In the northern district, sent a large detachment of military to the place, and the peace was thus happily preserved. In the town of Armagh there was ...

... ROYAL ACDEM Y. On Thursday, the ?? instant, being the Sixty-ilrst Annlver- pt nary of the Foundation of the Royal Acaudemy of Aria, a General al Assembly of the Academicians was bold at their apartments in Soonerset House, when the following Disttibution of Premiums JU took plt, i.: To Mr Geerge Smitb, for tbe best Hlstorical Painting, the Gold Medal; and the Diconilea of the Presideat ...

... GRRMAN PAPERS. The following article, which we extract from the dllgemeine Ze~iesn of tte 24th instant, dated Berlin, Oct. 16, will be pe- roid with conlidraoble interest at the present moment ;- BeRLIN, Ocr. IS.-The present state of Turkey Is repro- stnted by mye witnesses isr moat melanchely, so as, in fact, to claim pity. It has been confir, i that in Runmelia also the greater part of the ...

... Dutch Papers to the 16th arrived yesterday. They con- tain a brief, but rather interesting notice of the proceedings in the Second Chamber of the States-General. THE HAGUE, DEC. 13.-In consequence of the sudden setting in of the frost, several ships which were lading at Amsterdam cannot leave that port by the usual way; it has therefore been proposed to let them pass through the North Holland ...

... La PFEROUSE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-Observing in your Paper of this morning a paragraph, announcing as a piece of news that the spot where the expedi- tion under the Count de la Porous. perished ako~~ut forty years ago had been at last found out, and alleging titl* discovery to have been made about the month of March, 1828, bY Captain Damont D'Urville, Commander of the ...

... THE MIORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: - SATURDA4Y, JANUARY 31, 1829. The best informed of the French Journals concur in stating, that M. DE RAYNEVAL, the provisional sub- stitute for the Count DE LA FERRONAYE as Minister for Foreign Affairs, is definitively to be his successor, and our own information, from a private source, leads us to the same conclusion. It must not be forgotten, how-. ever, that ...

... NEiW.RK ELECTION. NEWARKI, THU RSDAY, ONs O CLnO L.-It sp 'nrs )L,, , rtest it awt Deary ver; only 2li v tea Lqv, I co ; during three ho0urs-16 for M;r. SAiler, Asd Ilb ii M-S, I Ville. It li vec s'ary to state that the pl Ol- hi on second day conitusitted an error in cavitil up :, e ,ti , which they mare it appear that ninety-six inoae t erlects polled than realty lhid .lone so. The ?? is I ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT 0I CREdT BRITAIN AND IRE LAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, FElf. 24. Mr. Crafer, from tie Treasury, presented at ?? relative to the Assessed Taxes. CATHOLICS. Ter Erl of ELDON presented Petitions apainst granting further Concessions to the Catholics, from the Ministeate Caurchwardens, and lahabitants including some Pre estant Dissenters of several Parishes in Yorksuirg, of Mlarlbfield. ...

... it At the Court at Windsor, the 251b day of February, 1529, pre- sent, tite King's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. His. Majesty in Council was this day pleased to appoint Wil- lians G urdou, of Haffield, Esq. to be Sheriff of the county of 'P Wglreford, in the room of Richard Blakemfore, of the Leysa Eaq. James Watt, of Aston-hall, Esq. to be Sheriff of the conuty I- of Warwick, In the ...

... A IUEM EDY roll Trm JISTKSS A QUEENBOROUG H. I ~ -- 'j MMlEE)TiJR OF THE' MORNING CHRONICLE A sIti-j' i the ?? tnine ye ars U.isfeltibroitgt has bee n thes cen e ,I A, seitis if contituoh struggles ; and the point at issue i, It IM jltj the resitdene Freemen have the right to nurmiwite and ' rt tora t~itr own Nien lmists to Pa riltme at ? ?? or '1 sla iii the lP Nler Grerl if the U doance (tn ...

... Germnan Papers of the 16th inst. were received yesterday, which fully confirm the distress suffered by the Turks, in conse- qiseace of the severity of the weather, and the extreme difficulty experierced in the transport of provisions or warlike stores to to the several divisions of the army. ANCONA, DEC. 28.-Letters from Corfu say that tha Pacht of Egypt was lading corn fer Constantinsople. ...