... GJME LAWS. Tie numereus instatnces of affrays with poachers which have occurred ir various parts of the country have, no doubt, awakeiled the attentian of the public to the Game Laws. On rtis subject much bas been said, and It is generally admitted tbht there is an urgent necessity for a reform in these enact- ments; Yet, we think the transactions which have lately taken place in this ...

... THE MIORNING CHIROXICLE6. LONDON: WBDNSJD4Y, JdNUIRY 28, 1829. As the day for the opening of the Parliamentary Cam- paign approaches, the preparations assume an unwonted activity; the necessary drill of the awkward squad of the Pratorian Cohorts commences forthwith; the eaperi- exced Flmgel Man has received his letter of readiness, and the hours of relaxation he is permitted to enjoy at ...

... ANTI-SI.LVE MEETING. Yesterday, pursuant to Advertisemenlt, a Meeting of the hki Friends of the Liberation of Slave Children was held at the be Freemasuns'Tavern. About one hundred and twenty ladiegotib and gentlemen were present. At a ?? after one, Mr. 52 Otway Cave was unanimously called to the Chair. be Mr. OT WAY CAVE maid, that in expressing his heartfelt w pleasure in presiding over such ...

... L IXERCISES OP THE ROYAL PREROGATIVE. [FROM A CORRESPaNDENTJ About three-and-forty years ago a revenue officer was tonvicted, at the Sussex Assizes, of the murder of a muggler. After the trial the prisoner's Counsel, who had rgued some point very strenuously with the Judge, emarked to one of his brethren, 1 should not so rea- dy have yielded the point, bad I not had the prisoner's ardoR in my ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLEI. LONDON: zaIdAY, JUNE 26, 1829. We received last night the Prusian Slate Gazetle of the 20th June, and Amsterdam Papers to the 24th June. The Prussian State Gaxdie contains lengthened details of naval engagements on a small scale in the Black Sea. The following are extracts- CONsTANTINOPLB, MAY 26-The Turkish beef bha appeared aga*n in the Black Sea, and fell.. in with ...

... FRENCH PdPERS. [FRr OM THE GAZKTTR DE FRANCE DATED JULY 25.j 1AR5, J ULY25.-1,'.:*Axi erbrg Con-espondentannounceesin an article from Berlin, t.t the Russians bays resolved to under- take the siege of ChoAmis, an,' that thirty battalions of infantry and five regiments of cavalry will *40 employed In It. The gor- rison is at present reduced to 15,000 mins It is suppoud that the place may be ...

... GRAND AMATEUR ROWING MATCH FOR ONE I THOUSAND SOVEREIGNS. The great amateur match which was made Iy Mr. Osbasdes- ton, the celebrated abst, on the part of the London amitetarg belonging to the Arrow Club, an Colonel Standon o01 tat of the Guards amateurs, for 5001. aside, to row with the tl;e, from Vaulthall-bridge, through the centre arch of Kew-ridgEt, tcek place on Saturday afternoon. The ...

... I London, Jan. 15,1829 Slte-So many confused notions have appseared lately in the Newspapers, particuliarly in those of psittics opposite to yasr own, with the intent of enlightening the public mind on the Roman Catholic Qutestion, as it is termsed, that I am mnucti disposed to agree with the Di-ke of Wellitiatoo, who says of that question, in a letter to the Right Reverend Dr. Curtis, that ? ...

... ERENCH PAPERS. [FROM THE XESSAGER DES CHAMBRES OF WEDNESDAY.] VIENNA, JUNE 28.-Baron de Busibnrg,Aide-de-Campof Ge- neral Diebitscb, has brought to this capital a detailed account of the battle of Kulstocha, on the Ilth June, and of the eventa which succeeded it. This Officrr left the head-quarters at Ma- darra on the 14th of June. Since his arrival a report has been qpgead here, that after ...

... AFFAIRS OF THE EAST. O [FraoM THE CONSTITUTIONNEL OF SATURDAY.] b Two maln truths form the important questioa tbat Is dis- i cussed In the eastern extremity of Europe. On one side ap- v pears the immense superiority of a Government free from the o connection of foreign alliances ever a coalition of Cabinets which proclitat the same intentlons, though respectively go- verned by different ...

... TAT TERSALL'S. Ture betting yesterday vias 1lo suffclently importaint to re- quire a quotation of odds, which generally remvains As on Thurs - day last. Etapagnolte anid Canvas continue at evens co closer indeed that wve are unable to state which bad the call at the ei, !r, the room. Will-u' the Wisp was again in request, 17 ta I aaartaken ju~t at the finish. Nei other ?? to .k place -eby; the ...

... THE IV'EITHER. The genial showers of rain which Ian v1kitd c,, durng the Lst week, have had the h'st etrrct, ou ve'a every description, although the harlty am en' fear, be a short crop, and in oilast places the nianrel which is getting Into extensive cultivation, his ,,ally i oswing to the late continued dry weather. ltbe Su!a r, in sole situatiensa nd bad in ?? *verybre in the straw, sad the ...