... LONDON, JANUARY 2, 1830. THn Royal Court of Paris has pronounced a judgment in favour of the freedom of political writings, consistent with its previous decision protective of the free promulgation of opinions on religious questions. It has reversed the sentence of the Police Correctionnelle, which condemned M. BEATIN, Editor of the Journal des Debats,to one month's imprisonment and a small ...

... A good fire,on a winter day, at a mere trifling expense,is of importance to a poor man. One penny-worth of tar, or rosin water, will saturate a teb ofcoals with triple its original quantity of bitumen, (the principla of heat and light,) and, of course, render one such tub of three times more value than it was ?? Whig. JEFFERSON IN sTiRnmENxT.-I am retired to Monticello, where, in the bosom of ...

... | Party is the moadness of many for the gain of a few.-Povs. THE PROSECUTIONS. Tur noble example of integrity and wisdom which has recently been furnished by the Frenich Judges, in the acquittal of the Editor of the Journal des Debats, must surely suggest the question whether the boasted institution of Juries is indeed so pre-eminently excellent a bulwark for the protection of Liberty,' and ...

... ELEVENTH DAIY.-This inquiry, which threatened to last another week, or longer, was unexpectedly terminated this day by the interference of the Jury. Mr Lowe had been cross-examined by Sir C. Wetherell, and Mr Herrington, another Clerk in Mr Davies's service, had been examined, whose evidence was equally in favour of his sanity, when the Foreman of the Jury (Mr Orme) rose and addressed the ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THtE EXAMINER. Sza,-Formerly, I took in your weekly publication, but of late years, a Chancery suit, in which decree on decrees in my favour are heaped, has so reduced me, that I now feel the cost too much-it being about what I am able to allow myself to expend for nourishment in every twenty-four hours. Thanks to some unknown person, your number, 1141, has been forwarded to ...

... LONDON, JANUARy 9, 183D. TiiE Annual Message of the Am1iiicitN PRESrDENT to Congress, which was transmitted on the 8th December last, possesses more than ordinary interest, being the first which General JAcKsoN has penned since his elevation to the Chief Magistracy. It is a document calculated to delight the partizans of the new President, and to gra- tify the friends of liberty all over the ...

... THe LsT' DR WoLrtAsToN.-Small as was Dr Wallaston's laboratory, and minute as were the means to whichX he had recourse in making his experiments, they proved exceedingly profitable to his purse. His dis- covery of the malleability of platinum, it has been asserted, alone pro. duced about 30,000. He is also said to have derived great pecuniary advsntages from several of his other and even minor ...

... I TO THE EDITOR OF TIE EXAMINER, SiR,-Fromn various passages in some late Examiners, your readers have been led to expect that the Dignitaries of the Established Church at length entertain the project of revising, under the sanction of Parliament, their articles, creeds, and devotional offices. Should this expectation be realized, the March of Intellect will be strikingly discovered where ...

... G Party is the madness of many for the gain of a few.-popE. J URI E S. rISCcUSSION is rarely liher than beneficial, and the discussion respecting 'the value of Jurits which has been provoked by the late convictions for libel, will not be without advantage, if it serves, as we think it 'must, to produce a juster comprehension of the uses of the institution in question. Some of our ablest ...

... The Morzing Chronicle thus comments upon a letter, under the signature of Vindex, which contains, it says, a striking exemplification of the bles- sings of Government without responsibility:- The Select Vestrymen of the parish of St Pancras obtained, in 1816, an Act for ' building a new Parish Church and Parochial Chapel;' and having the naming of the Trustees, they took care, as was to be ...

... I PROFLIGATE EXPENDITURE.-BUCKINGHAM PALACE. The Sixth Report of the Commissioners of Woods and Forests has been now for some weeks before the public, and we do not know that anything could be recommended of greater usefulness, either to the Government or to the country, than an occasional examination of the matters contained in those records of mad and ruinous prodigality. We therefore do a ...

... UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT. WASueINGToNc, DEC. 8.-This day the President of the United States communicated to both Houses the ?? Message. MrJacksoa commenced it by observing, that the task had devolved upon him to pre- sent to his fellow-citizens of the Senate and House of Representatives, as the federal Legislature of 24 Sovereign States, and twelve millions of happy ...