... ?? futelliuslicr. SHAnP-SHIOOT1No.-'ie ex King of France and eoa the Duke d'Angouleme, liavinig been invited by the E1arl of Halidington to .shoot o01 his estate of TyD . ninghams, on Moniday the 28th ultino, bagged in tl tour hours 70 pheasaits, IS hares, 3 woodeocks, and 4 rabbits. pa SIGNirFCANTINSCIIIPTIOeN.-Couit Auguistin Capo ?? has caused the ball to be extracted froni the body of his ...

... TH:E CHRONICLE. BANOOR, TuESDiY, JANUARY 3, 32. t Aout two mouths ago we cautioned the public ugainstaii issue of base copper coin, then newly. V iintroduced into this neighbourhood from Birmning E ham. For a few -weeks the warning which we cl then gave had a considerable effect in checking ib the 'circflatti,9 of this spurious money; but we si ale-sorry'to say that within tie last fortnight ...

... n -_ THIE EMPRESS MARIA THERESA. ?? i._ - ?? -n.l, tn. cflr-n- whi.,-h Pnqiied. Who tas not read.-of the scene which ensted, which has so often been related, so ofrd de r seribed ? and yet nc-all fecl th;t we cauno(t hear of it too often. When we first meet it en the page of history, we are takenl by surprise, as though it had so business there; it lias the glory and tlhe freshness of an old ...

... ?? ?? IRON MTASTERS' MNETIN.GS.-The Miiingh-1m th, Ga-elte of Molnday week states, that the Iron- ton masters have resolved that in future thle days of be theeir 6rst quarter shall be fixed oil tile same I)'in- 501 ciple as those of the otherquarters or theyear, and th not bc governed by the New Markrt as heretofore, ab so that the 1]Uxt Jolooary meeting swill take place 01 a nveck earlicr ...

... 4 g C ? .11. aortruitaral ii'llt ?? I 4 5, MOXXOaaI3SnIniIE.-On the night Of Tuesday ie fortigibt about I1I o'clock, a barn aui vwheat rick ie iseloasiisg to ir. R. Smith, oif Brockwear, oin the - bianksofthe Tinteri Abbey, weic dis- I cayguil to ho ons fire That the propertgY wasdes- *r treyedi hy the aut of an iloccadialy, is ?? t fr-nam the fact that the barn and wheat rio-k, 1-h lcb were a ...

... ,*pivt of ?? v.ic geountal. - I t, u E ~~~SiFOtiht. ; The time and opportunity that has been ob- tainedi to examine thle ineisure in its detaits, to is investigate its insinediate echctj andealcuzlateuposl ( its remoote consequences, have soot bees thrown ,i away. It is now a matter cetaile to all men-a mutter indeed contfessed by the advocates of the ;f measure, that its dsrect effect must be ...

... -Forrign RUSSIA. ST. PETErSIIUltmi, DEc. 8.-I eppirehend thbit you will learn with pleasure the determination of 11;is Ma1jesty the Elalperl-o of all the H uqiqis not to leave witltout ?? anid succour his faith ful aily tie Kitty of Holland. Av other ?? mculd have ?? it alrant-vilattin of theatieties wshich arranged the alffirs of Europe alter the battle of' Waterloo, ihl whicti vitr imimortal ...

... Accounts from Belleisle, received at Paris, state the arrival of two steamers in the roads coming from England, the Sir Edward Banks and the Superb. They brought the sailors and equipments for three fine frigates, the Congress, Junon, and Asia, which were also in the roads. The expe- dition of Don Pedro is soon going to sail. It is stated in a French paper that twenty-two of the young ...

... EXTRAORDINARY WAGER.—Mr. Udny, the venerable post- master of Lismore, undertook for a wager to travel from that town to Latmore, in an oyster-barrel, drawn by a pig, a badger, two cats, a goose, and a hedgehog. His head was decorated with a red nightcap, and he drove with a whip similar to a pig- driver's. He is in his 97th year. PRODUCE IN FOUR YEARS FROM A SINGJÆ POTATOF,.—John Sargeant, jun ...

... A certain Royal Duke was at the head of those who chape- roned Master Betty, the Young Roscious, at the period when the furor of fashion made all the beau monde consider it an en- viable honour, to be admitted within throne-distance oithe boy- actor. Amongst others who obtained the privilege of making a portrait of this chosen favourite of Fortune, was Mr. Northcote. The Royal Duke to whom we ...

... Thomas Bufford, the man convicted at the late Sussex Assizes, of setting fire to a barn and other premises at Guestling, the property of Mr. Breeds, was executed in front of Horsham Gaol, on Saturday. NOTTINGHAM CITY PETITION. Mr. Hume has for- warded to Lord Melbourne, to be presented to his Majesty, a petition, numerously signed by the inhabitants of Not- tingham City, praying his Majesty to ...

... On Monday morning, between nine and ten o'clock, the Sheriffs, G. Bengough and J. Lax, Esqrs. proceeded in their carriages to meet the Judges named in the commission, at Tot- terdown, about half a mile from the city, from which place to the Guildhall the road was densely lined with special constables, many hundreds in number, under the superintendence of Mr. Dowling. Their Lordships arrived at ...