... CONTRADICTORY OPINIONS. IN Opinion5 lately expressed by the Chronicle, there are sotme contra- dictions whiel, we should be glad to see cleared up, in respect of the *lue we attach to our contemporary's judgments. Two or thtee aeeks ago it rather fiercely maintained against ats the superior intel- ence of the English commonialty in, comparison with the French, and lo! but a few- days back, it ...

... , NEWSPAPIFIR Cff AT. I INSANITY TREATED LIME CRIMINALITY.-In a letter to Mr Clark, dated April 27, 172fi, Dr Doddridge writes, About ten days ago four roelefactors were hanged at'Leicester, which I mention- becabse they are the first that have been executed in this county since I came into it, which is now almost seven years. One was a gentlewoman, who died for tihe murder of a niece of ...

... TH E IOLTICAL EXAMINER I Fayty is citsimadness- of ayinrthe gain of a few.-Pbrn. DRNIAL OF ENJOYMENTS TO THE POOR. SUArsPEARE calls Death Misery's love, and SouTHEs its his Collo- quies remarks the tranquil resignation with which the poor contem- plate the 'approaches of the King of Terrors. For this enviable composure, this perfection of fortitude where fortitude is most needed, tey are ...

... LONDON, OCTOBER 31, 1829. tip Separate Act of the Treaty of Adrianople, which relates to the settlement of Moldavia and Wallaechia, has been published by fn X~burg Reporter. It is quite in accordance with the spirit p t paragraphs in the Treaty which concern the Principalities. nmg a nominal Sovereignty to the Porte, it secures them a real iePendence. The HoSPOdarS are to be elected for jife, ...

... IMR O'CONNELL AND THE FRENCH LIBERALS, TO T11E EDITOR OF THE EXAMINER. SRa,-If my mortification wag; great upon the perusal of Mr O'c05. nel'sextraordinaryavowals in his recentletter tolhe Editorofti Dublin Evening Post, I must own that my satisfaction was ample on pereeiving your castigation of them in the Examiti6r of tie litla. I wss in epc tion of this article, and on this, as on all other ...

... CORK SPECIAL COMMISSITON. [(FROM THt CORK SOUTHERtN jiIP5OtTER rF TviirbAY.1 I MOST EXTRA(SRDINARY PROCEEDINGS. If ?? Otffic, 3 ?? triale atd a xtsrae - dimei procesdiolts of which the C-urt has beta the scene, 0itet usturtrntedtl from yesterday mornigr uip t1 lb* very F At whici we are going to Press, wi be f ud detailed ret great unitnuens is our precedag columns, and any ieteash to etsem ...

... Last night we reccived, by Express, the Paris pape.s of Friday last. The following are extracts:- [FROMNf THE GAZETTE DE FRANCE OF 4ATL1RDV' LIES OF THE DAY. PARIS, OCT. 30.-Le Temnps-M- . de Chabroi ; be Minister of the Interior; M. Roi, of l'inance; M de la Ferronays, Foreign Affairs; General Ambrugeac Ili nister of Var; Al. de la P'olignac, President of ~t!, Council. 'lhe Constitutionre/. ...

... INDI.AN ARMIY. TO THE EOIIOR t OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Stit-You byve lately drvotrd a largeportion ,f y or columns to the greist ?? now agiatting respictlng the Bengal army. and have evinced the Interest you take in it, oat inertly ly inserting m40y lnteresting and important decuments in the shape of news, bit by putting fwtth, in the character f Elitor, sime a51e articles on tbe subject. It ...

... ;lPXOA VELL'S LIrP IN U.IDO4 OP VFS1LRDAI.' illS ?AJESiY'S RACE t1ORSE T'riE COLONE'FL lII the Sporttag Magezins' of is t m-ntl, an article app, on the abuse of race-bore.,, elgned ' Ian epeanduoce, cllntnrit, tile following alleged statement of facts respecting his Mojra. boree, The Coloneli- ?? fourlays beforethe Cup wee run for, he Wan a'ilai'y i4r slong the rnas from Nlichileh m at ...

... ThE MORNING CHRONICL P. LONDON: MN NDf r, AV(i VRMRH 2, 1829. We received last night the dilgemeine Zeitung of c the 25th of October, and other German Papers. Ihe following are extracts:- C BEsRLI, OCT. IC.-Tue frequent exchange of couriers be- t tween St. Peterabufgth, Paris, and London, gives reason to t suppose that inmpartant negociations are on foot betweeu the t three Courts, a*u that ...

... JUSTRdLIA. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHIRONICLL SaR-The authorof the Sketch of a Proposal for Cole.- nizing Australia, as wellas ihe writer of the series of Let. b ters you have lately published, both probably being the same person, urges the systematic removal of labourer to that country by means of a fund to be derived from two, sources-viz. 1. A tax of 10 per cent. on the rent of land in ...

... TRHE NEW POLICE A4ND THE PA4RISH OF ST. PAUL'S, (rnJViENT-GdUDEN'. About nine o'clock on Thur duy night at mno was discovered by one of the new Police Constable,. lying an his face at the door of the house, No. 44. io tbe Strand ( ebicr baptlens to be in the parish of St. Muaians in-.be Fields) ,*nd with assistance carried him, in a state of total insensibility, tit Covent garsien Wat h* boute ...