... A Meetingr of thle Church Miss._ionary Society wag yesterday held at rthe Freemasons' Tavern, for the purpose of adopting certain Resolutions agreed to at a Meeting of thle Connuittee onl Monlday last. 'nle foilo'.ving docutment listing been put in circulation im- rnrdiately after the Mleelnv of iMonday. it w~on experte Ithat some difference of opinion would take place at the Meeting of ...

... The foallowingraccfailttto Portugal, which appeared onTuttiday last in a Coutemiporary .1ournal ('1'Ie Herald), the comusniuica- tiars of an anonymous Correspondent, is evidently, in several reptcts, highly colouretd ; but it is, at all eventsam in SIR-The importance oif otr present relations with Portugal being an object of gioAt anxiety, pernait mue to oifer a few ob- bervatiotis on the ...

... . .. . .. I On Tuesday evening, Mr. Stitling, tbe Coroner fir Middle- ea sex, and a very respectable Jury, assembled at the sign of the ft Grapes, at Brompton, for the parpose of inquiring into the cir- t- cumustances attendiFIg tbe Illelancholy dIath of Mr. Charles t Clement (some particulars of which we gave on Monday),aged o 21, the only sdll of Mr. Clemnenti, of Cheapside. The Jury ...

... KINGSTON, Dec.21. tefors Mr. Justice Gattele.] HfGH TREASON. CHARLES TAYLOR and ELIZABETH TAYLOR , hns- hand aud wife, w ere indicred ou the st4r. t and 9 Will. Ill, c. 26, for traitorously colouiring two pieces of haie &,'d counrter- feilt cuiti to the likeness of the current coin of tne realm, called thillings. Thle proseeution was conducted at tbe instance of the Mint, by Mr. BOLLAND and Mr ...

... CRO~VNOPFICE, Dz C. 52, 1 P6 A NSSTA . Mit-AIERS NITURNKDl to aasuss ic 1-is C~DtrEsslll it ton Cop. lUN rvarr I OF CAM~lasivos-The Bight Ho. 40oh0 Sing ley, Knight. ol Y'L mT E~rtz-t. r~l, ChlesgWetbereli, of Lincoln's Inn, in ite Mointy if Sliddlecn(, Kril, to thle room of tile Boll. George v EslCssmnl who ha, asctepteil the Chisitern fdrl, ToW'1 ANDS PORT OF HAST5NOS-~COl1sel James ...

... GAMBLING IN HIGH LIFE. TO THE, EDITOR OF THE MORNING CH KONICLE. sta.-unwilling as I am, in any manner, to offer myself to public notice, yet, as my name has unavoidably be en mixed up tin the transaction which, urider the deiignatioti above quoted, ham of late occupied souse portion of the public attention; and, as I cannot reconcile it to Myself to withhold any support in my pouwertou ...

... Yeeteriay beint St Thomas's Day, Wardmotes were held as usunl at tie different City Precincts. for the Electipn of Com- mon Cotncilmen and otber Officers for the ensning Year. Irt thetfollotring Wards na alteralion took place :-Caadle- wirk, Portsokeu, Dowofte, Lime, Vintry. Firrinjulon-Within, Messrs. Williams and Ridley were elect- ed withfut oppobition, in the room of Messrs. Howard and ...

... | A(6tRJ~4rAi.J3PMEETINViw THX C4l IOLI(A f [FROM THlE DUBLIN MVORNiNG ittt1 5 F SINSIY 1. ~~~THURSDAY, AND rRIDAY.) s OnTueSday an agregage Meetinsg of (ie Cath~licis of Ire. flln was hieldill inCarerdon-Street Chailel, for he rrioeofl l aking !into thei r co~nsiderationfl tle appoinitaijen tof aPaiti te titry and Literary Naent to tiw Catilolia5 of Ireland, in London, t tutu] also all such ...

... L , . 1~ L 1,: Ms i'NII3Jlf i iN # X k if~~t~~ili~~ll Ili.AErel *1 C UI. Oh i vehit..- S- i t i I I tI ';h j i rl et, e p;llfly days, * jk il ~ ''ltll (li2) tLit o 1 ir nouvIlt, ' vkIfare fought. I t'11'1 h'Vh1'; 1)1 who trIF t 111 ;.'l''\ ilt*tIiC Il just, ear their heartlest riunes- * a tii SO with our T;mc. 1,11iRO 0l~l(9 (1 1 .dlSllr(N. p j triiIsacted nii'iness yesterday with his 'Io ...

... I Tbe following are extracts frou tbe German Papers. The Wailitke rlumiurs do not seemn much to have affected tie interior marts in Germany FRcAN2iF0r c 15*.-Accordingto privatelaccOUntS from ienna, it eee ere, tha i the pproclitg settlement for the half year, tige extra dividend fr theB a to twenty one tforms ; and , besides this, six florius per share will be laid by fcur tae Reserve fumds ...

... ThE J0I,%NLVG CHRONICLE. LOND)ON: IVEDNESDIIY, DECEMBER 27, 1826. lVe received last night, by Express, the Paris Papers of Sunday, and the Eltoile of Monday. 'the Quotidienne, on the authority of letters, gives an account of the movement of the Rebels in Portugal; but eren if~we could rely on the authority, the account is too vague to enable us to form an idea of the state and prospects of the ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLE. L ON D O N: 7'HURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1826. We have received by Express the Paris Papers of Monday. The Quotidienne now states, that the occupation of Coimbra took place on the 1th or 12th of December; that letters written on the 15th on the frontiers of Portu- gal affirm, that at the same time the Marquess of CHAVES; had entered Oporto, the inhabitants of which came out I ...