... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE MORAING CHRO-AICLJE. LONDON: THURSDdY, DECEMBER 21, 1826. We received last night, at a late hour, Lisbon Gazettes to the 9th December inclusive. They contain a variety of reports from the different Generals to the Government, and accounts of the Sittings of the two Chambers to the 7th inclusive. The principal danger to be apprehended was, lest the insurrection should spread with such ...

... INDIA HUUUl; An 4~ ~t~el psoIG 6ikirol MN400P of t~r~r~~r i igitat mu it Stockili witsl bessilp ld, for lb0i piaspasg of taking hito ceilli dordiatou vau'tai 1'apere rc~cerved from IndIa, I launi to tihe opertionus casrried oan against the fortress of Ilutitlitaire~ and to approve of Votes of Thanki of tho Court of l0i Irertot to thle Governor-Gcneral, Lord Ainherst, and to the Indian Ar- ln5 ...

... SM[TL-FIELD CLUB CAITLE SHEW. In The lMornine Chronicle of yesterday, we stated that a con- siderable number of tine animals had arrived, and were hourly arriving, at the Repository, in Geswell-street, which have been bred by some of the lirsE agriculturists in the kingdom, for the purpose of being exhibited this day, at this (the twenty-eighth) Annual Cattle Shew. Tle Smithfield( Club was ...

... STAFPORD ELECTION. I IHURSDAY, DEC. 14-SECOND DAY'S Y.OLL. The first dlay's poll closed at four last night, and was le- clared as foilows:- Beann4ont.. 136 I Spooner 127 Tbe poll left off il i;tie letter G. The oldest bureziss in Staf- ford does not recollect, in the most violent aold venal election times, such conduct as that displayed by the Roug5h Freet party, in court and ...

... EXECUTIONS ON 'IUESDAY, JAN. 2. On Saturday the Recorder made his Report to the King ins Council of the Capital Convicts in Newgate, under sentence of death previous to the last Sessions, and the following were or-* dered for execntion on T Xcsday, Jan. 2:- Charles Thomas White, aged 23, for araou.-This nrisoner, it will be recollected, lived in, High Holborn, aiti his premises having been ...

... I5ROM THE QUOTIDIENNE OF WEDNESDAY.] It is certain that the state of Portugal occupies the attention of the people of London very mnucli. As a question of principle, it excites the solicitudeof the entire radical partyinParliament, who will give the aid of their opinion to Mr. Canning. As a question of interest, it affects tbie City of London and English manufacturers in general, in so mahy ...

... PUBLiC SALES OF PROPFIR i, S I This day the exteusive oI ijmlportmit proper ty kr, T Saliunz Estate, Essex, wvas bronght t) the hamToil-. way's, by Mr. Robmnc, of Rlegenl-street, 1 i , of tile moetexlensive landed ektastes is tile f, ; and was anburittel fCor s.ale ' y rdie of the n cutors of Bartlett Goodricil, I-sq. udecerdl. itne iii description of the property and tile Iesidtt:- Tbe ...

... The following are extracts from the German and Dutch Papers received yes'erday:- LO ,Ea ELBe, DEC. 6.-A Municb Paper announce' that the Archiepiscopal Vicars in Munich and Bamberg have given notice tu the surviving Monks of the formner Abbeys of Bene- ,lictines, that his Majesty has resolved to restore several Bene- dictine Monasteries for the cure of souls and the promotion of learn i,.g. ...

... SURREY GAOL DELIVERY-Dic. 20. THE FETCHAM MURDERS. Yesterday evening, about seven o'clock, the Grand Jury ig- nored the bills of indictment against William Page anid Mary Ayres, as principal and accessary respectively, for the wilful mnurder of John Akehurst and Elizabeth H.iaynes, at Fetchaul. This finding will, of course, not prevent the investigation of this transaction at some futiure ...

... DRAFTS ON LA FITT'E. Irratr TIES NEW MONThLY MAGAZINlE) Chancellors can show pluck as well as other men :-there was Lord Lougiborough himself took a musquet as a private in the Bloomsbury and Ions of Court Association; and as for Lord Erskine, he was bred to the trade. True, and took it up again at the threatened invasion, when he comtinanded the Te mple corps, the Devil's own, as it was ...