... ROYAL ACDEM Y. On Thursday, the ?? instant, being the Sixty-ilrst Annlver- pt nary of the Foundation of the Royal Acaudemy of Aria, a General al Assembly of the Academicians was bold at their apartments in Soonerset House, when the following Disttibution of Premiums JU took plt, i.: To Mr Geerge Smitb, for tbe best Hlstorical Painting, the Gold Medal; and the Diconilea of the Presideat ...

... Dutch Papers to the 16th arrived yesterday. They con- tain a brief, but rather interesting notice of the proceedings in the Second Chamber of the States-General. THE HAGUE, DEC. 13.-In consequence of the sudden setting in of the frost, several ships which were lading at Amsterdam cannot leave that port by the usual way; it has therefore been proposed to let them pass through the North Holland ...

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... THE NORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: THURSDA)Y, DECEMBER 3, 1829. We insert a Letter under the signature of A Com. mon Place Moralist, in which the writer confounds things perfectly distinct-namely, Reform with Revolu- tion, and the embarking in a revolution with the mode of carrying it through. The difference between Reform and Revolution is as distinct as the difference between repairing an ...

... GRE;klf SILiPLE, CIIACE-Dix. 1. T c ,l, te o I inach, t,,rs Iu~osav, ~.p , ?? C'ptain GI,' CI~ies, cudo ,I r. (JaIf ddl135j'sl C'Isiacr, t~,;ik I ,e Isis- 'erd.y 0 orinlg inl the rnawhh'iburhoiid of M Ito n %tow!' iay, I I hi at encc 01I a K re at coonclurst Cf tVI;rlt~c, Ofir,, I rs. is ile Ii 1i115 of tie iii cb, ihe Wa ?? g h o ,er e fixadl atI 1 2 II I ire e edi C I: akr bel.~ g rilldn ...

... I TO THE ARCHBISIIOP OF CANTERBURY. Mv LoRn-A report having obtained circulatioti, and which is generally credlited, that it is in contemplation to smake some alteration in the Liturgy of the Established Church, I beg to suggest to your Grace the propriety of adopting the following alteratioY to v which, I think-, no Sripturlal and dispassionaites Chiistiia can object; for in various passages ...

... ISLAND OF ANTICOSTI. Nave Yottg, OcT. 283.-It would appear, says the Montr cal Gazelte, AB If tales of borror oratbis desolate Island wera never to crasse. We sincerely hope that the followlag, which wo.copy from X~r. Neitsons' Gazeite of Monday, mazy not be coofirmed. We bai beard previously of the reports in reference to the psi- sergitrs of tbe Faliwrood having been murdered;, and certainly ...

... [PRO5 TrHE DENGAL IHURIKARU AND CHRONICLE.] On Tuesdav, the 18th June, about four o'clock in the af- ternoon, beinig given to understand that a Suttee would take place that evening at the Chitpore Ghaut, I hastened to the spot, where I found a Mr. Preston (who is in the employ of the Chitpore Nawaub) and the Rev. G. Pearce at two differ- ent parts of the Ghaut, ably contending with some ...

... STAjE PROSECUTiONS. [PRtOM THlE EDINBiURGHI COURANT. The poliCY Of ur'ging Onl these pro eeiitioii dolubtnd-andli many are of opinion, that it Nx (Il Ili h0, ,, a wiser coulrsc to Ilias i'alloweil the calimunini' ~iIo Sinls into Ohm i l,jI Nx Ifitliel' tihe) Wereii Ia4 i 15 they are so glarinly11 absurid, and carrs' ?? bii inl tile lace it tlhem , ta hyd oiii)x i in against wlioiii they are ...

... tI xf (jo Aivlav( { HR() NIOL i ,. LONDON: JIFEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1829. The trial of the Proprietors and Publisher of The Morning Journal, for a Libel against the LORD CHAN- CELLOR, came on yesterday, and a verdict of guilty was returned. T here can be but one opinion, we should suppose, with regard to the nature of the attacks on the LORD CHANCELLOR, which formed the subject ef thiaprose ...

... 'is, , , T.;, i? L 0 N D 0O.T 'L 1VBDNLJSDJY, DIEC)'EUBER 9, 1829. 71e Eissex J-ealdl of yesterday announces, on the part of Mr. W\EsTERN, that his constituents will again hear from him through the medium of that paper next week. 'ihe appearance in the field of a gentleman of Mr. NVEsiErXN'S character, has, as might have been expect- ed, given increased activity to the discussion of the Cur ...

... [FROM THE MR.,SAGFR DES CHAMIePS OF FRIDAY, DEC. 4.] A bElES, Nov. 3.-Ablig Bey, brother of Jussuff, Pa- cha of VTarna, who has usurped the pest of Pacha of our b city, has just been arrested by order of the Sultan, and sent to Constantinople, with some of his adherents; they will be immediately brought to trial. Kara Osman (Jglou, the former Governor, has been reinstated in his office. f No ...