... 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 ...

... ROUTHANIPTON AUXILA.RY BIBLE SOCIETY. . r I I in Th anoni~nwtini~of th So n h por) Auxi- '0 iary Bilebelt was ield oI Wednesaday, ill the Ii Tw-I-all., whicit was completllly filled by avry re- fly secta'le au ?? iie cha'ir w1as4 taken ?? Il 'Inc ourthiv bg h, read, fronI Which it aP- ~td peareci that thle number of ?? and Te'staments sold ?? 1usd exceeded that on any former year, the I'll ...

... 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 ...

... f ES§iONS BY THfE PORTE TO, RUSSIA. XVithlwathjei, considerable in itin,,nselves, tjie e;s , of Asia eeded to Russia by the Ottoman l frte ?? ire ! importance by their geographical posirion . The t - .lowing observatiojis upon thxis sbjtct are colleetdr fis~m the most recent tr~avels, antl 1,ar-ticu'hiily from ,d t eof M. Gam~ba, the Erench 'Cori'sut;' at ?? Situated u~pon the eo1..t oQt ...

... SollDolB . WED£INESD)AY, OCTOBER 28, 1829. - l The Germtan PaFers which nrrived this mornting contain an account of the ratification of the treaty of peace between Turkey and Russia, and the departure s of ts.esserigers with the news to the Russian troops In Asia and on the Dardanelles. They also contain a let. - ter from Pera, in which it is stated positively that the I Sultan has appointed ...

... SLoCToB3t, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, I1,29. St, Petershsurgh and Brusstels Papers have arrived'. The formier contain a copy oft Raother Ica- lierial, pianifesto, by' whichi the subjects of thle Czar are relieved'froni one-third of the levy decreed shortly afte; the crossing of the Bialkan. It' these papers ate to b ' believed, the war both in Aksia arnd Europe has B -only Served to extinguish the ...

... 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/. ...

... - ?? .r?? .ftloAvo anti - I (From awe Gtazellc de Frssnce.) ('oNSTAXTINOl*LF., ()cTOBEIt 1. T as after a great Conncil held oli the 7th1 Dt the P'alace of the Scraskier, Chosrew Y jscha. in which, beside the I'inisters of the Porte, the tlo~tis and tile Sultan himself were seat~tltht the rattliclatiolls of the Treaty of Adria- P le were signel, andI dispatched the sante day. PIt 1is flfirmed ...