... ~.o THE- N - F F . ENCH i, I KING OF TIE: FRENCH.- - bttoxt2UrdV ember, TS30. SIR, - : a W;fEx Lomis XVLRI. was restored to the thro-ne of France in 1-814, he was advised byP the writers in Englan-,-to punish with. great severity all, those who hied acted. a conspicuous part against him and his family; to. treat tie people of. France like slaves; to desttoy the Ireedor. of. the press,, and, ...

... LINCOLN, TiIURSDAY MORNING;. The approachinig assemnbly of the Freeholders of theis County to-morrow has not failed to create, that interests which such an event, so ?? in occurrence, must ne- cessarily be supposed to occasion. Are you going to the Mfeeting ? -Whom do you expect to meet there? And who is to take the prominent parts in the proecedin~gs ? are the commion topics in almost all ...

... GERMd1N PJPERS. .. - i. We yesterday received files of German Papers;, but they are quite destitute of interest, with the exception of the following extract from the Berlin Journal of the 4th instant, relative to the internal administration of the Ottoman Government CONSTANTINOPLE, NoT. - 27.-The Courier -de Smyrne makes the following observationston the Rayaa in the Turkish Empire Under the ...

... yesterday an Inquest was held, at the Queen's Head and Artichoke, Albany-street, Regent's-park, on the body of Miss Charlotte Both, aged twenty-eight. Mr. Lamb, surgeon, of 52, York-street, Regent's-park, said, that about half-past eleven o'clock on Monday night he was sent for to attend the deceased and her sister. He found them in their bed-chamber, in a state of stupor, and apparently ...

... GLRMIIN PAPERS. 'The Geiiman Papers which arrived yesterday inform us, that as the Russians evacuate, according totreaty, the places which they have occupied in Turkey, they are fol- lowed by many of the inhabitants, who dreaded the re- newal of Turkish government without the salutary control of the invaders. This fact shews that the Russians have behaved well, and that, if an opportunity of ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMEN T O : GRE47T BRITAlN AivoD IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-FEB. 11. STATL OF THE COUNTRY. Lord Viscount GODE RICET presentedI a Petition froml the Inhabitants of 6omco-.lcWicCivplaininiig of tlii' great distess Uindlet' wI ijh tlie icy bturcd, ai nil requnesti i thejir Lord-lli~ips atteliti~n to 'soinc mt(i~is oif relief, itcnj' IaUI'tiCIlarlyVI3 to the I-Cpctcl Of the Malt tonl ...

... I'llE I(RAVA- CH-!IOAJIC LONDON: S&J''( ?? 1Y, .I,4VUA1R Y 23, 1 830. \We received last night Lisbon Gazettes to the 2d .lanuary, front which we make the following extracts:- LlsnoN, Drc. 28.-On the 26tlh there was a grand dr-aw - ing-rooin at the Palace of Queluz, at which ?? of Pre.rA, the Apostolic Nuancio, his Excellency the ComIe do MOiNTE- RLEOt'E DE L.A 1Ba11cIA, Ambassaador froml bILI ...

... MALT AND BEER DUTIES. BRISTOL, JA?;. 28.-This morning, a Meeting of the In- habitants -of the City of Bristol, and the Land-o-wners, Land-occupiers, Maltsters, and Brewers, residing in the counties of Gloucester and Somerset, took place at the Guild- hall of this city, for the purpose of determining on the~ex- pediency of presenting Petitions to the Houses of Lords and Commons, for a partial ...

... | THE 2,A4T(OMIL CpA1ETpRy. I A ?? a Te Si etfti w o, rt i. nof, making by MNr. P. GoodrIinh an are~t0 'vm, tll oi~lihis wjork~s, I ablY ethe Pl So oa g a alreadony a ifen avre le'i to tht e tlcel ofthe is-o inetrco oftuhs o ]aulntter t ?? sim ilai' to that l) ,:t the !itl'tr poetolls of hs talesndtle melloilsli r p Iiso Vallee in JIIsavh1 ?? large iiu(1d gentei meltr~of us ted tome n t l be ...

... Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg has, by a circular ad- dressed to his tenants, intimated, that in consequence of the last two harvests being unusually expensive, he will return, at the next audit, 15 per cent. on the whole of the last year's rent. Joseph Martin, Esq., of Ham -court, at his rent and tithe audit, held at Cheshunt oil the 16th December, returned unsolicited ten per cent. to his ...

... THlE L.JTE P.I7'Ar.. DUEL-Ji4'4IMINATION 01F MIR. LIV1BR.lECHT. After the fatal terminationi of the late duel il Battersen miclds, iIr. Lamlibreclht illalcdiately returned to town, Iud went to Wood's Hotel. Ili the course of the evening he ob- tailled intelligence that his aintagsnist had expired, and he then repaired to at part of the room where his person could not be distinctly seen. He ...

... THE LATE, CALAMITOUs pIRE, THE FRENCH COMPANY. We lament to state, that thle Cenmp~any of French Per- formers under the management ofMAM Laporte, Cloup, and Pelissie, have been saftcrers to a melancholy extent by the conflagration, having lost thle -Whole of their respective wardrobes. The jewellery and trinkets belonging to MNla- dame Beaupre and Madile. Trina, two of the principal female ...