... 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 ...

... IAR. ISs,4ICS'S COMATITTEE, * CIRCUALSTAWACESS I CONNECTED 11ATH IT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. S[R-I perceive in your Journal of last Monday, my name (as connected with Mr. Isaacs' Committee) is most roughly handled, add insinuations made not at all warranted or merited. The old adage, in this instance, rray be truly veri - lied, viz.- One story is good till another is heard. ...

... TATrERSALL'S. I - . - The betting- was extremely flat till after four o'clock, when it became brisk and interesting. It was clear that The Mummer was anything but in force, and it was only good management that kept him at 11 to 1. That there is-a screw loose no one can doubt ; but it is impossible to speak to the extent of the mischief. Mouse was also out of favour. Cressida, although at 7 to ...

... TilE MOB IANG CHRO NCLE. L ON D ON: J1J0NDAfY, 1I'lIL 26, 1:3O. WVe are sorry to be obliged to affirn, on good authu- i rity, that his N AJESTY'S health, ?? to the latest accounts, is h! nI, mcans ill a satistactury state. 'I'he hopes which havC been) entertained, in consequence of the late bulletins, haec not been realise-d. The best jud(lges will, we beliexe, be most ready to allow for the ...

... I-EA{ Jot[ PT'lERS. [FROM THi (;AZETTE Dl.Er FRANCE o1' TUESDAY.] I NVE-N'I ONS 01 ' T IEP DAY. Trile (onii)f / tanne li.-A repor't hbS he1o1 ?? to- ilma, gencally, that four Ministers-Messrs. Chablol, dl allus ez, (Courvoiiier, and Xlounthl-had resigned. AL lDuion, in that cisen, wvoiuld have the portfolio of Finance M1. G eroho n- ianvil e, t1e Mi nistrl of Justice ; NI. Ferdi nand tX ...

... I IL1X TX 1'01T 1il rlT, ; Ott OF T ll. MORNI;G CHRONICLE. P'aris, April 12, 1830. This day sixteen years ago, C hares the Tenth, then (Count d'Artoii, narie his solemn entry into this capi.. t I as ?? the messengcr to prepare the way for the legi- ni;nate Sovereign of l'rance. 'o-dav, therefore, the bells a C ?? e flapt aie flying-the Chateau is fast iill. ing with tie ?? I and the Nobles, ...

... rjr;I1IVilAJ.M ND Iv oYrfwN JUNvCTIjON C-IA'.4L BUBlLE. I ?? lleq'o- t .ino 'Minntcs of Evidence on the B111 l Ittnioltant tild I'idon Jot0-u ion Canld Bill, Putinted inl thle Par-liamniti- Vi~'l VIS SC, ?? Itl Si II it'U Ihit IA Y CUIt S esjlOS n i of ?? of theilluod inipttih litt atot itrauillent 11Bnhbbe CoIDMpaniS'' Oeru impos ~ed il the Legisha r ?? c The evidence ?? fich-.clsc tule seer, ...

... FrRA4NCE. SIXTEEN'T'IH ANNIVERSARY OF THE CHiARTER! H IN IS'rRIUAL J)IIOJECtS-LLECTiONS, &c. TO THEi EDINTOR OF TH'1l 11ORNiNG CHRONICLE. PaltiS , J ?? a , I 813 . SIR-Yesterdav wvas the Sixteenth Anniversary of the day on which iSXV111. plese21ted to Friete the Charter of h1er rightS anld independence. 01 this Chartcr the All6 de .Montgaillard says, that hv it Royalty announceld that it ?? ...

... A4LGI ERS. A letter from one of the French vessels off Algiers, dated l8th Mfi, gives the following information concerning the Untllrtrtunlte fz:te of the Sylene and Aventure :- The brig *v )une, commanded by Lieutenant Bruat, quitted Mahon on the l3th. WVe set out ;n the 14th, and experienced a dread- full tempest from the north- east. On the 16th we were in si rht of Cape Beengut, fourteen ...

... ,COLONIAL TOABJYG. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE SIR-Behold anothere attempt of Mr Wilmot Horton, at the Meeting held yesterday at the Horticultural Societys Rooms, to cram his EmigratiOn Scheme down the throats of Eu glishmcn, in order to populate and cultivate the co- lonial estates of the English Nobility. The state of Prince Edward's Island ought never to be lost sight of. The ...

... TIHE MORA TING Cl ROAINICLE. LONDON: TULSSDJy, JUNE 1, 1830. WVe received last night the Afigemeijne Zeilwng to the 24th MAay, and the Nurembarrg Correspondent to the same date. The following are Extracts:- IM UNICHi, MAY 20.-TI';s aftern0oon1 the last courier wilt he dispatched to Italy to his Majesty the ]iNc, who will retur n froni Colonihella ill the first week of June, to he pre- sent at ...

... PJORTSMOCT)-!, MAB CG. I HIS Mtijestv's ship Heron, 18, Coisimaidei' .Jaies Bur- int'y, arri'ved'' oti mi~oittlax fromt ltio (le Janeiro, hfaxitig left thlai port Onl thet 28tli of 1)cceniIher last, bringing about IA,001),(10 dolliars, cc itsi gied to difh' 'cot merelatnis. Thle 11 era a h ad hbein at Coquii ilib, arnd pr ?? at Valiiip- raisti .At' VdarI]a'liso, toe ral. P'into hail been viee ...