... LISBON, SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. 17, EIGHT o'CLCKI- The rumiors of is day are respecting the officers who have been arrested, and who are to be tried by Dou Mliguel's Mixed Special Commission, from tbe sentence ef which there is no ap- peal. The Brigadier-General Moreira will, It is WAt4, be execut- ed as soon as Chaves' two regimenta (14th and 17th infantry) arrive in Lisbon; for there cannot ...

... THENJI MORNING CHRONtCLl. LONDON: THURSDIY, JY4NUARY 29, 1829 We received last night by Express the Speech of the King of FRANCE on Tuesdav last, on opening the Cham- bers. His MAJESTY commences with assuring them that his satisfaction at meeting them again is the more lively, as he has pleasing commrunications to makc to them ; and the assurances he receives from his Allies offer him a pledge ...

... [PRIVATe CoRRESPONDENCE.1 a.; DUBIIN, JAN. 25.-Tae Right Honourable John Leslie Fos Wts ter, whose services on the Irisb Education Commission of In ma quiry elicited so much of valuable information, is about to b ,7 7appointed one of ?? Puisne Judges of the Irish Court o te- Exchequer, in the place of Baron M'Cbilland, who retires oi cal account of continued Indisposition. This nomination will ...

... I-RENCH PAPERS. [FROM TSHE GAZETTE Dr FRANCZ, DATEDJAN.29.3 PARIS, JAN, 28.-The Danube is passed at every point; the Pscha of Widden is marching with 30,000 men against the Prin- cipality, and It is thought that unless the Grand Duke Const~ll- tine arrive# in time to stop the invasion, the Russian armny still be obliged to repass the PFrth. The three Ambatladotr have arrived at Witsl. We have ...

... From the LONDON &AZETTE offriday, Jan. 30. The SKing bit, beso geacloualy pleased to approve of SI. Joseph de Cauclaux, an Consal at uhblin for ?? Alot Citriotian Miajebty. DECLARLATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. JANj.go.-AlIIES TERRY and JOHN TERRY. of [Tunbridg6 Wells, ifet. coach.mfakers, that they are In insolvent circumstances, and are unable to meet their envtageiaent. ,Ith their creditors. IseeN. ...

... The German Papers which reached us yesterday have no pplltical facts of consequence. They announce the death of Frederick Schlegel. AMSTERDAM, JAN. 22.-The severe col bas not only frozen up our pricipal rivers, but even the Y before tbls city, in such a manner, that already, last week, the country people from North Holland passed over it; and tow It is visited by every body, without danger. ...

... TH9J MIORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, JINUVARY 30, 1829. Last night we received, by the Flanders Mail, Letters and Papers, from which the following are extracts;- VIENNA, JAN. 17.-The Austrian Obsevwer notices an article in the Quotidienne, of 7th January, which, on the authority of a pretended letter from Milan, states, that considerable arma- ments were making in the Austrian Empire, and ...

... LIIFE Of WILLIAM BURKE [FROM THE SCOTSMAN.] The biograpihical sketches of the felons who figure in the pages of the Newgate Calendar are perused with considerable interest, though with little profit. Their whole lives were a career of wickedness and crime, bold, reckless ,adventure, desperation, and hair-breadth escapes, till they were cut off by the gallows. On the contrary, till within these ...

... PUBtrC MEETING, fot TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION TH MEANS F REMOVING THE PRESENT RESTRICTIONS ON TVE TRADE TO THE EAST INDIES AND CHINA. 11,otil THE SECONSD EDITION OF Till LIVERPOOL COURIER OF W 'EDNESgDAY, JAR4. 28.] This day, at twelve ox'cl~ ci, a respectable and ri11merostisly AtI'e Macmtin of' the Ilt.rcthaitt ai~d other ninhabita, ?? if the T-D1, weas held In the B *roulth Ses1`101's ...

... CATHOLIC Q UES TION.-SLCURITIES. No. IV. To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. ?? fourth proposition, In the name of a lecurity, sug- gested to Parliament, is the disfranchisement of the forty-shil- ling freeholders of Ireland; aend this measure, we are told, is greutided upon thy abostes ?? have tteen latterly mraniffested in the exercise of the elective franchise. These alleged abuses ...

... THE APPROACHING CONFERENCE BE'r Pr\ a,,. SECRErARY OF ST ATE FOR itiHE HUME I, MENT, AND A DEPUTArION rROM 'rHl: 1'A X ,1, OF ALDERMEN. IS The Conference which is ab'uit to he held ! etwern NIr ,v an-1 the C )urt of Alde rmen ot. the su'jee' rt le S te City Prisons, is expected to be attended with vtry tssjti e results as reeards the course pursii d !y the Hon)osr'`b a is TIe Rep rtfrom the ...

... [FROM A CORRESPONDENT OF THE CHELTENHAM CHB )NICLE.] Having read in your last number the particulars of a very extraordinary case of sexual deception, under the head of, The Female Husband, I beg leave to send you for insertion in your valuable Journal, an account of a somewhat similar instance which occurred many years ago lu Birmingham, and which is reported ID a carious work (naw out of ...