... [FROM TrHE GAZETrE DE FRANCE, DATED JAN. 13.] CORFU, Dric. 17-rhe French brig of war Le Volage arrived on the 13th fromn Navarin, with a Courier from Paris, and, on the 15th,the English frigate the Raleigb, with dispat'hes from Poros, where tbe Ambassadors still were on the 10th. Lettess from Patras of the 6th, announce that a contagious disease, which unhappily seems to be pestilential, had ...

... I DESTRUCTIONofefle GLISGO IV THEA4TRE byPlRB- ron, FURTHER PARTICULARS- FROM THfF G;LASGOW' HER'ALDJ.] and The Cavuality was first discovered it) the interior by the. per nds former,, while engaged in the rehear~s1 of Blute Bear d ( whicil It WAS to have hern brought Olat on Molnday weith nmoat nissgrificeint anly scenery and decrartitius) anti a carpenter was inlstantly Sect RP~ A to look ...

... 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 ...

... B b TCHELRS' CHARITABLE INSTITUTION. Yesterday evening a very numerous and respectable Meeting of the Master Butcheis of the Metropolis, was held at the Free- masons' Tavern, for the purpose of agreeing to Resolutions and appointing officers for a S 'ciaty lately fmrmed by the Body, called The Btitcher' CharitAble Institution. Mr. WM. GYBLErT, of New Bovd-street, was unanirnously called to ...

... THE MIORNING CHRONJCLA. LONDON: FRID4Y, JAN UARY 1f, 1829. We received last night Hamburgh and Dutch Papers, from which we make the following extracts:- COPENIJAGIEN, JAN. 3-Count WEDEL JIARLSBERG bitely pased through this city on his return from London, whither he had been to endeavour to obtain a modification of the mode cf levying the duty on the importation of Norwegian timber into England ...

... TWO CONVICTS ORDERED FOR EXECUTION. Yesterday, the Recorder made his Report to his Majesty, at Windsor, of the fidlowing prisoner', who were capitallycon victed at the last Old Bailey December Sessiono, viz.:- John Ponsonby, aged 59-uttering counterfeit coin, fiaving before been convicted as a common utterer. Edward Night- ingale, 34 ; Edwin, alias Edward Harris, 21; Wm. Woodward, 21; Wm. ...

... ?? LONDON LITERARY and SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTI(N. The Members of tbis Institrrtion yesterday evening gave a Concert at their Tbeatre, in Aldersigate-street, for the henefit of the Fend for the Relief of the Sparish arid Italian Refugees. The principal singers were Mliss GRANT and Miss BELLLCIiAN ,ats, and Messrs. PHILLIPS aod BEGRCZ Mr. MORI led the J1Bd, and Mr. FORBES -2r the Conductor. The ...

... GERMdN PAPERS. The following extracts we give from the German Malls of yesterday :- BRUSSELS, JAN. 10.-The Java Journals contain various re- por's of engaig.ments, between our troops and the rebels. On the 13tb of August, a body of 500 men plundered and burnt our Dessa DjanieW Rotto, in the district of Snsarang. Captain Cliseue-t pursued the enemy on the 19th and 20th, who nowhere stood their ...

... [ABRIDGED FROM THE DUBLIN MORNING REGISTER OF MONDAY]. METROPOLITAN CHURCH. One of the most numerous and respectable Meetings ever assembled within the walls of this splendid edifice took place yesterday. At two o'clock, by the unanimous ?? of the people, the Moat Rev. Dr. Murray was voted to the Chair. Mr. O'DO WD was appointed Secretary, and read the Itequl- sitlon calling the Meeting; upon ...

... PREACH PRPERS. (FROM THE OAZETTE Dr, FRANCE OF WEDNESDAY.1 PARIS, JAN 13.-It seems now certain that the army of tbe Dsoresk is to returt to Frauce. A letter from Modon, of the 221 DEcember, informs us that the Aide-de-Camp of the Minister ofi War, who embarked at Toulon on board the Veniis frigate, ar rived at the bead-quarters on the 18th, where be made known the order for the reesl of the ...

... TATTERSALL'S.-TiliURSDAY, JAN. 15. The business tran scteut to-day was neither very heavy in arMount, nor important in its results, nor was it very general. A Noble Lord backed the Mouse tilly for the Oaks, and seemed anxious to back Brother to Son'sq; but the odds falling fimune- diately his Ltirdship expressed a wish to take them, nothing was done. The effPct, however, was, that Soutag ...

... The EMiPr.ROR lay on his purple led; 'T'be mighty of Romestood ranged behiud him; His cheeks were pale, and his eyes were red, And a fearful lfit of the gout confilled bill. He had planned new shields for a cohort or two, And ordered a statue, and burned a petiton; And, not knowing what In the world to do, He began to thiuk of the State's condition. And who, he said-as he passed his band ...