... 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 ...

... Dr. Elliotson, in a Lecture delivered at St. Thomas's Hospital, on Fever, mentioned, as the two besetting sins to which medical men are liable, the magnifying one particu- lar symptom or circumstance into a great cause, and the extolling any particular remedy or mode of treatment into almost a specific for numerous diseases. He gives some curious illustrations, amongst which are the following: ...

... H CO L O S -U - I J i: t~ S: THB.o COLOSSEiUM. i ; . . I . . , .: _ , , I . L - I . , W' E : s I' Frotn The Observer of Jrlgte diy. - We have been much gratified by a recent view of that wonderful- monu ment of the triumph, of art over nature-The' Coi.ossXeus, in the Regellt's Park-in its nowv :comparatively finished state. Every part has been co- pleted, if not on Mr. Hornor's plan' exactly, ...

... POLITICdL SArTE 0 PNR4NCErLxrr1sY X. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. XParis, December 28, 1829. Cettc crise polititize serai 1i ?? ,our U nous devoms 1'espdrcr; eue tolurnera a- jnofit dew I rbert;V.- I remember to have read .a pamphlet, writte'o- an old champion of the liberal side of politics in. England (John Crost)1 entitled These are the Times to, 'ry Men's Souls. The title ...

... Saturday afternoon the major part of the Committee se- lected to conduct a diversity of performances at the Hay- market Theatre, for the benefit of poor Isaacs, his wife, and distresse(l family, assembled at Covent-Garden Theatre, for the purpose of coining to some arrangement respecting the entertainments to be performed on the night of the l8th instant. It was resolved that allpossible ...

... .I AMERICd. Naw YOREc, DFc. 1.-The first Session of the 21st Congress commences at W~ashington on Monday next. The Presi- dent's Message will probably be delivered at twelve o'clock on Tuesday. Arrangements have been made by the several daily papers of this city to receive it by express in twenty hours after it is submitted. Like all other documents of the kind, it will be looked for with ...

... MR. OCONNBLL AND HIS ENEMIES. DUBINLX, DEc. 31.-Mr. O'Connell has written a letter, ad- dressed to the Lovers of Ireland, in whichhe defends him- self against the many attacks tecently made upon him. The letter will be published in a day or two:. It is intended, as a sort of introduction to a series of addresses to the people of Ireland, relative to the subjects which they ought to impress ...

... MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, JAN. 5, AT TUR COURT OF COMIMISSIONERS OF BA}NKRUPTS, BASING- : Z %0 : :: I ; I IIALL-STREET. - M. I1. G. Robinson, of the Quadrant, Regent-strect, inan's-mercer . . 3 10 J. Watson, of Ning-street, Covent-garden, music- master . . . . 3 11 L. Devine, of Shropshire-place, Pancras-street, [ smith . . L - . 0: .; :- as . ;; 3 12 A. Berry, of King-street, Portinan-square, ...