... TH1ff MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: MONDlY, JA4NUARY 9,. 186. We have received the Paris Papers of Friday and the i Ftoile of Saturday. It appears from the lattel that d CONSTANTINE had not left \Varsaw on the 27th De- cember; and that Paper adds, it is probable that he was still at Warsaw on the 30Lh, as no news of his having 0 set out had been received at Paris on the 6th January. Letters from ...

... SUDBURY, JAN. 6.-Oa Friday last, the 30th of December, dt John ~Vilks, sq. the Candiate for the eprsetatiasi of this ril Borough inParliament arrived hre at oneO'clk, having pre- se viously canvssed the au-vuters at nirenford arid Braintree. fir Be was mt abouttwo mile from te tosvnby an immowense: cots w course 4people ith band of musc, flag, &c. &C., who pre- re ceded im to he inn from he ...

... 1`11.H BIBLE SOCIETY JEE'IING. 'I e'tcz dv eVeiniti, a Mleeting of Cthe Lotidoti Association it, of thle Lutidun filibernian Bible Society, andI the Irish Evan' lcici 511 iet, wits coriveneil in thet- Licture-roomi of thle Lit.- -11 ehanics linstititte. Joncph Buitterwurth, .Esq. Ml.P ,t. alled to tCue Chair. Mr. it LurrER K. WlTrH, on tNking the Chair, said that tile L~i~isit Hibern~iani ...

... (Copy of a letter from London, dated Jan. 4, 1826.) SIR-At last our malt distillers have fixed their opening price, namely 12s. 3d. per gallon-4 mouths' credit. Previous to the price being'known this morning, it got wind it would be rather high, and considerable purchases of Lee. wards were made by the rectifiers and others, at 2s. 3d. for 3 per cent. O. P. and for other strengths in like ...

... TRAST BET'WEN THE LOWER ENG. I LISH, AND IRISH. Tie following comparison between the condition of the lower tt E :li ti aud Irish, is taken from an article in a Morning Paper. is littlequestion but that the lower Irish are bettergrown u 11 ie lower English, that tbeyare generally in better spi. ii id, h idconisequently more happy. The food of the Irish is r ,r , lit he bas in ordinary ...

... AFROM THE DUBLIN EVENING POST OF SATURDAY.J A Meeting of lhis Body was held to-day at the Corn Ex. . - I _ .. --._ Il eh-ge Rooms, at half past three o'clock. lI vh-'is to the occupation of the Chair, Mr. O'Connell read a I totr from Mr. Enea% M'Doruell, dated London, January 4. 'I'he purport ot the letter went to contradict the assertion, that the cause of the Catholics was receding n ...

... ALEXANDER, CONSTANTINE,4. NICHO AS. tFRoM THR JOURNAL DES 0EBATS.] The death of the Emperor Alexander is an event of so much importance, that at Paris, and at Petershurgh, every little event connected with it is eagerly gathered and repeated. The fol- lowing details we can guariustee:-The day in November when an excursion on the water had given him cold, which was the principal cause of his ...

... RIO DE LA PLATA MINING. TO THE EDITOR OF TYHE MORNING CHRONICLE. SiR-About this time last year you begun to open tilecyes of thle public to the danger of engaging in wild speculations. isi South America, uuder tbe pretence of mining forgeld and silver. On the 26th January, 1825, there appeared in your Paper an essay of some truth, shewing the futility of the Rio de la Plata Mining Association. ...

... !R C H CANAL IN P n.A-DFUI. rAT.NF.>RlOPHE (IN TMl;BSA, h sTr. JAMES'S PARK. Yesterday, owving to the severity of the frost for the last day or two, the Canal in the Park wits frozen over, rand a vast intn- her of persons were assetubled during theday, skitingand sliding, lmany parts of the piece of wvater were deemued by the mcn belonging to the Royal filurane Society to he nusafe, and in ...

... iMATN'ESTO OF THx EMPEROR NICHOLAS I. IMPERIAL CORRESPONDENCE, &c. &c. The Imperial Russian Field Yager, Ensign Wimmoner, who arrived at Berlin on the 4th instant frAmn St. Fetersburgb, broughit with him the following important intelligence. PETERSBURGH, DEc. 26.-Whereas his Iniperial Highness the Grand Duke Constantine has declared that lit will reaolute- ly adhere to his former alidicatian ...

... Hi REPORTED DISTURBANCE AT ST. PETERSBURGH. Advices from Petersburgh of the 26th ult. relate a most extra. ordinary scene which is said to have occurred in that city a few hours before the proclawiatior. of Nicholas as Emperor, and which stained that ceremonial deeply with the blood of the Rassian soldiery. It appears that tile Empress Mother, Maria leoAorowna, bad called upon the officers of ...

... THE MORYING CHRONICLE. LONDON: IVEDNESD IV, JINUIRY 11, 1826. lie Courier of last night states positively, that Government have received accounts of the resignation Of CONSTANTINE in favour of NICHOLAS. It was very curiently reported in the Diplomatic circles in Lisbon, that Prince METTERNICiH had written a very polite and obliging letter to the King of PORTUGAL, an- nouncing that his son, the ...