... FRENCFI PAPERS. f , :0 . 0 , I [FRtOM TIHE GAZETTF DE FtANCE. OF SUNDAY.] SMYRNA, DEc.-An attempt has been made to poi. son the Archbishop ]Monseigneur Cardelli; a dose of cor- rosive siblimate was mixed not only with the wine in the cupused in'celebratingrniass, but evenin thatcontainedin the bottle.'lhe Archbishop perceived that the wine had an ex- traordinary taste-however, lie swallowed it ...

... m o 7f o TaH LQVhR?s ae IrEl& I LND. - i I X , . , ~ MeITion-square, Dec. 30, 1829. ha FRIENDS AND BAOTUFER8-I intend to begin my r careerof Parliamentary utility ;with the first day of the an new year. 'On that day I will publish the first of a series of letters to the people of Ireland,' on the various topics W which we ought, I think, to press upon the considera- tion of Parliament. ?? In ...

... Q U.AIINTINz, LJ H tS. Custom-houlse, Corlk, Dec. 2-1. X Iti Pat sulant to ?? eC havC r eceived, we trans- oilt to aoul, for the info aultioll of tho IllkcI'nIilits alit ship- ?? of Cork, a copy of a letter fraim Mi. l)awson, one of the Secretaries of the Lordls Conminissioners of his Ma.- jestv's Treasurv, datc(l the l 5th instant, together with a Cupv of ai letter from the Clerk of the ...

... UNIVERSTY &- CLERICAL INTELLIGEN CE. OXFORD, JANTARY 2. In the list of Gentlemen who entered Students of Chrlst Church, as stated in our last week's Journal,' the name of Mr. William Edward Jelf was omitted. The Rev. G. Bonnor has accepted the appointment of Minister of the new Suffolk-square Church, in Cheltenham. The building is now ready for consecration. i I I L 'On. the 20th 'ult. the ...

... 0 UAV * ?? £X EPfLOiLITORY JOUREY IN NE L.HOLDO.| I E - ' ;0 f ' - S ' W - i C . II' ' itn [FiuoX THi: !'COTGUA7N .. l * We have seen asions to-this expedition in some of the tt Sdne Pipears; ;but we'havaeatlnh etid h rptsf ~1 the.Comrnnnding Officer, published by authority ofthe Go- a, vernment,and as the subject possesses some lntereat,fwe u. shall lay an outline of it before our' readers. ...

... SAIN7T PdNC'f.AS SELEcT V8STRY. | TO THEED)ITOR OF THE MORNINI. 6HRONICLE. SIR-The King in Council bavingdetermined that the Parliamlent should meet ?? in the ensuiiigrmonthofFebruary, I have.th6ughtitboth just and necessary to lay-before the puolic a ititement of part 'of. whbegrieva6es '.0fich oppress the pari of St. Pancras, 4t1irobgh the conduct of self-elected Ad irresponsible 'Chttuh 1 ...

... TEMPERANCE SOCETIES. I _14 Carlow, Dec. 20, 1829. Pt MY DEAR REV. FOR-I have received and read all of the tracts and papers relative to the Temperance Societies of which you had the kindness to send me. I thank you vi very much for them, and for your own most acceptable or letters which accompanied them. Illness or inability to P( make up my mind as to what I should say of the good be cause' ...

... I . HINr TO PATRONS AL C A piece of intelligence, which we have fo gda, thority, does, we own, surprise us not ite eer that it is the intention of his MIajesty'sCm ?? the Building of Churches toapl m eatyaerie meetin- of Parliament forth pweofaacigds tricts to Proprietary '(Z~ili i4l*'nse either ilhe patrons or-incumbet f h ioigsi wh'ch~ Such Chapels may have aiready been,,,or- shall chi. ...

... 7' J ?? M&DIGO-BOTANICAL SOCIET Y, jgndturc~b66k, or -what idty' ci''te h I~Ir host Drector custody, ahd Whtch- ?? ?? r1 St'anbope at its head,-is endeavotr. ing'to obtain, by. levelliS 'sundry bulls, anathemas, and censures at the head 'of 'thie saiid Thrector. Last night they agreedt f6 fight the' iattez out itst, logically; that is to say, by~speechcesand Vial't,'oce effusions-and secondly ...

... Some interest having been excited by the New Gran,, mar Schools in progress of formation at Islington, Hack. ney, a'nd other places, the present would seem to be a J proper period for calling the attention'6of ?? several points not sufficiently adverted to in the education of thle higher and middle classes. As .Grainmar Schools ordinarily teach nothing'' but c Latin and Greek, and the ...

... : I - BItAZIL MAN LOAIN. It now seems quite certain, that a new Loan was con- F tracted for by the Marquess Barbacena, before he left t England in August last. The 7imes pledges itself for L the authenticity of the statement, and we might do the S same, were it necessary and unknown to mrany gentlemen a in the city of the highest respectability, as sell as our- r selves. We therefore deal with ...

... TtE' MORNING ; CHROAUTCLE; IV : tLONDON: : IWEDATESDAY, JUARY G6, 1830. Ve lay before our readers the Accounts of the Quarter ended 5th January. It exhibits a decrease as compared with the corresposad- ing quarter of last year of 3B2,7861. 1 On the Customs there has been an increase of 62,6541. On the other branches a decrease. TIhe year ended 5th January, 1830, compared with the year ended ...