... The measures recently taken by the friends of Parliamentary Reform in this county, with so much calmness and deliberation, but at the same time with so much decision and effect, are now drawing towards their conssumnmation. On Tuesday last the Ge- neral Committee appointed to organise a County Meeting, to pro. mote a Reform in the Commons' House of Parliament, assembled in the large room at E ...

... We have received Bayonne Papers to the 30th ult., and make from them them the following extracts: BAYONWNE, Detc. 29.-The discharge of the soldiers, whose time of service is completed, and who belong to the troops forming the Corps of Observation, is to take place the day after to-morrow. The number of those who quit the division of Count d'Awuchamp is estimated at 3,000 met). This measure, ...

... e Niw Yost; D2c. 1P.-An- anjval at Philadelphia.from La d Gufra, brings advices to 22d November. It was said that- o- tr rtles had marched from Maracaibo with troops towards Coro, t. and many apprehended an attack on Caracas. Coin. Belluche LS sailed from La Guira in the brig Independencia, with a regiment d to join General Montilla, who was near Maracaibo with SqOO I troops, D. The sur rise ...

... To THEg EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR, I hope the readers of your liberal and enlightened Journal, are also periodical, or occasional readers ot the Edibbtirg-l Review.- If they are not, I would strongly recommend them to become purchasers of it, and, in particular, to peruse the articles contained in the last number, especially those which relate to clerical abuses, and the Cbarge of ...

... PARIS PAPEBRS. (FRoM THE CONSTITUTIONN5EL.] PAnts, JAN. 8.-Who is pleased: with the election of Pd. de Chateaubriand? 'Who isdisplease dwith it? If the fanaticstrmay be believed, they are delighted, and the Constitutioflalista tern! fled. Alas!I the latter ,are become quite indifferent as to nomni- flationg After all which they have seen for several yeasno thing, astonishes. themn-nothing ...

... PARIS PAPERS& [FROM THE CONSTITUTIONNEL.] f PARIS, JAN. 6.-The article of the Quaodienne, which seems to I us to deserve most attention, is that in which it proclaims the . benefits for which we are, and shall be indebted to Russia. Its ( enthusiasm is great on this subject, and induces it ever, to quote Voltaire, who was supposed to be banished from the office of the P Quotidienne, as well as ...

... GARMAN PAPERS. -German Papers arrived yesterday, from which we derive some curious particulars relative to the state of Constantinople, in addi-' tion to the facts'brought the preceding night by the French and Iblemish'papers. . NuREaaEsas, JAN. 1.-The Correspeondent of this city has the fol- lowing article, dated frontiers of Italy, Dec. 24:- An ariy'of Wechabites, that was advancing ...

... A PRESAGE OF THE RU4N OF THd9'TURXiSH EMPIRE. It is now above two centuries since WALLER, the Poet and.the Statesman, indulged in this presage, and although the hopes and wishes of all, but the interested, in the Christian world, have steadily concurred with him, this foul excrescence on the body politic still re- mains the opprobrium of our faith and human nature. WALLER dealt largely with ...

... 1?EFORM MEE1TNG A MtANCOLN. The Meeting thi`eyorends to Rifrn tak i1e a h Rein ,er Deer rnn,-'Li&hch,'ibiitii hl~af-past twelve o'clock on Thursday~ ~r Sir Robert Heron,_Bart, in 'tbe-Chiair.. The room was not very ri. nuifietotsly attended,. owing no doub1t to, the' eacebsive roldnessit Ir- of the day. .Sir mOBERT HERON commfenced' the business of the Meet. e: v0Ysaigi als Perfeactly needless ...

... | FROM THE ALLGEMEINE ZEITUNG OF Jan i e PAIDc. 26.-People had flattered themselves sa if Montmorency, convinced by every thing which had taken p d since his return to Paris, would see the necessity of givisn e dangerous an experiment as, making war on Spain. Thig Upso much the more hoped, as the declaration of Russia, A wa.t5 lvi Prussia was delayed. Nobody, indeed, calculated on asna charge ...

... iORFLK COUUNTY MEETING. The following Letter from a Gentleman, a member of the Committee fixn which the Norfolk 'Resolutions emanated t aimj s all intentions on the part of that t . ) A0, _- * , ,- v , - I-. 'innt'ittee, of reduicing the National Debt by any other a means than the iapplication of the savings effected by a t rigorous econoryjinyt he ' expenditure of the public re- c venuetto ...

... [FROMI THE DRAFEAU BLANC.] PARIS, JAN. 11.-The Ambassadors of three great Powers to the King of Spain, have received formal orders to quit Madrid on the 17th of this nionth. It is thought that their.Excellencies will be in Paris about the 28th instant. It is also affirmed that M. the Count de Lagarde has received, by a dispatch expedited subse- quently to the Diplomatic Note of M . de Villele, ...