... The following particulars have been collected, relative to the female who styled herself James Allen, and upon wbose body an Inquest was held a few days since :-The womian who bad f been married to the deceased bas produced the certificate, by which it appeared that it was solemnized at Camberwell Church, on the 13th day of December, 1808. Previous to its having taken place, the deceased lived ...

... ANNUAL BIOGRAPHY-DUGILD STEWART. In the country of Hobbea and Locke, the education of rhbi, those claiming, from their station in society, to influence thri the destinies of thc nation, has become so miserably cir- irite cumscribed, that the noblest study wvhicls can engage the 1Atattention of man cannot be said to form a part of it. ihed The popularity of Dugald Stewart in such an age is a I. ...

... We fully agree with our friend J. C.tZ upon the ?? of something being forthwith done for the poor sufferers at Queen- borougb- to rescue them from their ruthless oppressors. It is to be hoped that the humane, the affiqent, and philanthropic inhabitants of Kent will never stand by and see a whole town aonihilated ! The houses are nodding to their ruin I-the half- starve I inhabitants walk ...

... A Vestry Meeting of the Parishioners of this Parish wis lI at tell o'clock, yesterday marling, for tho dirspatch of ge:.- ral business. Mr. Churcbwarden i)ow in tbe Caair. The ?? of the last Vestry having been rea, i'd contirinet ' AIr. CORDER reported that he had applied to M,. IUe., the ate Vestrv Clerk, f',r the title d-eds ot theestitOe, .:,J Much Totham and Bowle's Farm, in Essex, the ...

... CONCORDAT IN THE NETHERLdINDS. TO THE EDITOR OF TiHE MORNING CHRONICLE.~ Sfia-Since nay arrival in England from the Netherlands, i 5 have read the notice which you were pleased to bestow upon at letter recently addressed by me ito Mr. O)'Concell, cordemnai tory ofthe ?? Coincortflat between the BliritishG0 vern- ment antithe Holy See, anti dernonstratieg. lby illu~tratinias drawn from actual ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CIIRONA U . Sif, 8, Msnsfield-street,.laniiary 19, ' 4 In the hope that this may reach your office tirre ens f,7 fi r the your impression to-morrow, I beg leave to address yo, i :a short lines. WI I have read your Report, that of T/se Timei, acd ?? -1 x; T/he Mlorning Jouinal, of this day, of the Devonshire &, Irst Friday. I have also read the Report, ginen in T'he ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ? ...

... ELECTIONfor the COUNTY of CUMiBERL,4ND. [ABRIDGOED Fl0id TI5E CAiRLISLE PATRIOT.] Friday, January 16, 182.9. The electioun f a Menmber of Parliament in the room of the late Jhn111 Christian CawtEsq came OD thiseday at Crclkermouth. Abou hal-pas ten th h{ Sheriff, Sir James Graham, Mr. Under, Sheriff D binson, and a pirelty numerous body of the HiOD. laaronet's friends, ofitheb Globe m1u1, With ...

... winm the LONDON GAZETTE of Tuesday, Jan. 20. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. JAN. tl.-JOHN COPLEY. of Iturton-upon-Trerst, Staffordshire, up. ?? and cabinet-maker, that he Is In insolvent elrcutmstances, aad is usable to inert his entro ellet, icith his creditors. JAN. t9.oARTHUR MILL Fit ROSF, late of Eastern Wharf, Adelphl, aud of Upper Stataford-Atreet, burrey, since of the Stock Exchange. Citr ...

... FRE'NCH PAPERS. [FROM THE MhSSAGEll DES CHIAMBRES, OF SUNDAY.] PARIS, JAN. I7-'Toere If no important news from tbe theatre of war. It seems certain that all that has been said of a great battle in the Deighbo.rhood of Varna is detittute of foundatin ; the position5 of the contending armies are still the same. Let- ters from Bucharest. of tue 28ili December, announce that a tbvaw hba sei in ...

... TH.E MORTNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: THURSDAY, JNU.4RY 15, 1829. At the Surrey Sessions on Tuesday last, Mr. BRISCOE moved That a Committee be appointed to communi- cate with, and prepare a representation to, the Right Honourable ROBERT PEEL, his MAJESTY'S Secretary of State for the Home Department, upon the crying evils arising from the present state of the Game Laws; and to implore his ...