... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... J)mS-RESS IN YORKSHIIRI. A letter, fiontl a very respectable quartet, has been written ti:; wiek to rLord Milton aiid( I Mr. Wortley, tire Wi'ners f-r Yorkshire, tiepirting, in proper coloiurs, tile state of trade and public credit in tinis town, and soliciting tieir interposi- tiona ith the Miniqters of ibe Crown, btr some prompt. aud ethe'ir'li ix ao l. to lie nffor l to tile mreirchante ...

... 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- ...

... TIlE M10RNING LIII? O\ICL(1 LON DON: 'T'HUR SDSY, MY 2d , IS21; . The candid Speech delivered last night by Lo I LANSDOWN, in the Committee on the Bonded Com, was highly honourable to him. Some Noble Lo :-I have complained of the Landholders having been ncid up to the enmity of the public; but if the example set by his Lordship were generally followed, enmity worud soon give place to very ...

... [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 ...

... 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 ...

... Amiongmt the various Establishments of more, or less import- -nince, Whikh have been created by our excess of capital-iour d-~ire ,f competition-our imitation of our Continental neigh- b-or-r our national spirit (if improvement-noeic seems1 v~inire worthy oif thle success which hAs attended its exertions, tri~a thle BAztar, in King-street, Portrunt-square. We call now purchase our Tells free ...

... I [FROM THE GLASGOW CHRONICLE.) dl On Saturday a Meeting of the Noblemen, Gentlemen, Free- re holders, Justices of the Peace, and Commissioners of Supply, C of the County of Lanark, was held in the County Hall. f4amil- Co ten, to take into consideration the propriety of transmitting to tr Goverrnment a representation of the Distress existing in the tr County. On the motion of Admiral Fleming, ...

... A51ERICAN PAPERS. EXTRAORDINARY COINCIDENCE. DEATH OF PRESIDENTS ADAMS AND JrFFrRSON. . FROM THU NEW YORK DAILY ADVERTISER@] , NW l oatt, JULY 8.-We yesterday received news of the death of John Adams, whichoccurredathis residesce ingIinsy. Milssachusetts, on the afternoon of Tuesday last. The death otf a man who performed so couspicusus a part in tile tryilg scenes precedintig attending, and ...

... 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 ...

... LINCOLN.-CIVIL SIDE. [Before the Chief Jastice and a Special Jury.] LIBEL. MAWBEY V. BARKFa.-Mr. MDOWELL opened the pleadings. It was an action for libel. The declaration stated that the de- fendant had published a certain scandalous and defamatory libel concerning the plaintiff, imputing to hina the commnission of the most unnatural offenices, and that the publication was followed by certain ...