... I., r MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, jpd. . AT TUX . I}|lUT .^N' r.^Mwos.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~AlII MD Loi'VA UsLI)MiISSIONERS 0Y BANKRUPTs, BA'bINRAU.5 STRSEET. M. I. J. Maidlow, of Portland-place, builder 1 J. 1-ansell, of Clare-street, linen-draper lo1 TI. B. Gregory, of Drunimenrd-street, painter 1 S. Fruer, of Upper Fountain-place, City-road, builder 3110 D. Knowlden, of Store-street, draper ...

... I PERSEC('JloN 01 SCIENTIFIC MEN. I We rejice to find that the attempt to ijtirc t)r. Mallcartny, of l)ubhin, to which irL l titled i 7he Ch i onliele of Thursdaity last, las cahled forth the following g-viirous tribute from his 11upils :- Jilarsmianit to a Resoiutionl unanimously agreed to at a Meet- i hg of the Medical and Sourgiv al I'Plpils of the Uniiversity of D)ulblinl, held l)ecemiber ...

... IINFLUENCE OF CHEAP FOOD ON THE CONDITION g I OF THE LABOURERS. I TO THlE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. StI-Vour Corn Law Correspondent, T. B., having, in your .lournal of this dqy, repeated for the second or third tinme his assertion, that during the year 1822, when bread was cheap, the tonrdition of the labourer was not improved, I beg leave, as far as this applies to the manufacturing ...

... [FXrRXACT FROM A LETTER DAITED MONTE VIDEO, NOV. 11.1 A very material political change has takell place in this country since my last. Is a piitched engagement between the Imperial ard Patriot forcestat a place called Saradifon thle 12th tit. about 25 leagues front this, the former were completely defeated, arnd the latter are now iii entire possession of the inte- rior of the country. The ...

... DUICH P.PEIRS. Sr PETERSIiURGU, JAN. It-Accounts received fromn Dl. ttofregeri, dati d laganrog, Dec. 29, state that ti:e heall of bet Nl~jesly tbe Etipress Etizabeth is, onl the eliole,itupr iing, n-o that there is now nothing to fear. Her Majesty las wrkten t) thle Eiipress MAria. LEItttItr 5lWlI THE GRAN;D DUKE CONSTANTINE 'ro ilts MAJEat Y rflt: EMPEiORt NICHULAS :- Most Gracious So- ...

... I kO) THE ETOII.E, DATED) SATURDAY, JAN. 1I.] PARIS, JAN. 13.-Another letter from St'Ileterslmrgl if the - .. . I -.. - -.- -;,h -.hieh tis ,27gli, gives tile following details :-TIle~ jay Wvitb w'iliel iLl's Ca pital yesterdaty saw die Emnperor Nicholas accept thle Crown, ~as heen troubled for a few hours by a nlielancol~y eve nt. All4 the regiments of the Guards were to take, in thle morning ...

... I TO THE EDITOR OF TOE MORNING CHRONICLE. Si t-I hope you will allow me to reply, ats conciwely as posl- sible, to the criticisms which Probus has been pleased to make on a letter which you did me the honour, about three weeks since, to insert in The/ Morning Chtso~nicle. In doing so,lIhave little. hope of convincing 11Probits, since we have few coin- nion grounds on which thle argument can ...

... [The following lines have been attributed (we know not how justly) to the pen of Mr LoCKHAPRT, the naw Editor of the Quarterly. They possess considerable spirit and feeling. The reader may hence be dis- posed to augur an alteration in the tone of that publication, as it relates to the St Helena articles and the amiable countenance of Sir HUDSON Alas! how little know'st thou of Calista ! ...

... (From a Correspondent.) AlexandeZ', the late Emperor of Russia, when at the Congress of Aix-la-Chapelie, in 1818, indulged himself frequently in taking early morning walks. I met him one morning very early in the delightful wood called Pauline Wiildeken (Pauline's Wood), the favourite spot ofthe sister of Bonaparte: he was dressed in a plain blue frock coat. After bidding me very politely a ...

... I Onl Tuesdaty it Public Meeting was held in the Town Hall of Bluckiinginini, for the purpose of Inking into counidersstion thle propriety of IPetittltssing P'arliasrsctt for tusc graduall EIsuici pustious of the Negroes, azid of forming ain Auxiliary Anti- I Slavery Society. 'Tise Meeting was numerous and haighily 0 respectable. Lord NUGEN'I was smansihinouisly called to thic Chair. His ...

... STATE OF THE REPRESENTATION OF I EDINBURGH. Observe the present condition of the elective privilege in Edinburgh. And, attend to the, facts minutely; because, al- thouigh every body knows that our system is so bad, that if it were proposed to be introduced now for the first time. it would be universally laughed at as a mockery, yet there are some who are not aware of the real nature and extent ...

... THE MORNING GHRONICLE. LONDON: SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 182G. We refer our readers to an able Letter, on the subject of Mr. 1)AI SON'S speech, at Londonderry, of which there was a report in I he chronicle of yesterday. That speech, es he truly states, would have been somewhat to the purpose, if the question had been the respective merits of the Catholic and Protestant religions. It had, how- ever, ...