... THEa MORNING CHRONICLE. - LON DON: SATURDAY, JANUARY21, 1832. Reform, we foresee, will have hard work of it in the Ho S of Commons, Mr. CROKCER, Sir ROBT. PEEL, Sir CH NVETHEnELL, Mr. GOULBURN, &c. were as abundant ast # in all manner of captious arguments against going into a Co . mittee. Some of the data far determining the precisepi which certain boroughs ought to occupy in the scale adsp$ ...

... I1tEl IND. LJI:; _\i Tll COILIIEit'ONOENT OF THE OLOBi:.) lUGLI;N, MONDAY, JAN. 31.-This morning the city was all bustle and life, caused by the assembling and narchioig of the various trades on their route to Ball's- btidge, on their road to Kingstown. I walked through Ille ioin-square about eleven o'clock. 'fhe south side of tire square. in which Mir. O'Connell resides, was verv much crowded ...

... GOVRRMOR DARLING. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Ecce iterutm Crlspinus, et eat mlini sawpe vocundus In partes. Sin.-There is really no end to the Darlings. Tue press and the public will find the family as prolific and intrusive in England, It the law do not soon take i!s course, as tlee Treaqujy has expe- rileiced them to be greedy ln New South Wales, in Mlauriti'S, ind at the ...

... I DUTGHr PS.E& I Dutch Papers to the 13th inst. were received yesterday, from which whe aselect the following supplementary intelligence respect- mIn the affairs of Poland- WArsAw, ApaRi, 4.-The State Gazete of Warsaw contains, among the ofliciau articles, two Reports from General Skrzynecki one dated from the field of battle at Dembe Wielkie, the other April 1, 10 riaz. (These have been ...

... L- - I Ic 1 IN = IR EA N I AAllN;B IRBLEtAND. MEETINGTO AFFORD RELIEF TO THE FAMISHING PEASANTRY. A Meeting was held yesterday, in Exeter Hall, according to the advertisements; to raise funds and provide for their application to relieve the famine now raging in several districts i Ireland. rThe meeting was numerously attended. Amongst those present were, Viscount Lifford, the Marquess of ...

... THE1 MORNING CHRONIG LE. LONDON: AION'D4Y, AMY41 2.3, 18:31. lVe received last night the Paris Papers of Friday, and the Alessager ties Chtambres dated Saturday. The KiNGc, in hi8 journey through France, is everywhere visiting the various Establishments of Industry and Instructions His answers to the Addresses are, on the whole, creditable to him. He is pleated at the success of industry, ...

... PORTS&IfUTHI, iO'E. -. The Stag, 46, Commander Herrhi;ham (acting), sailed on Sunl- day for Cork.-The Childers, lb, Commander Deans, sailed on Wednesday for Lisbon. The funeral of the late General Sir George Don, G.C.B G.C.11. and G.C.M.M. Governor of Scarhorougb Cis-tle &c. who died at Gibraliar on the 1st of January IS:i2, took place on the 4th of the nionth. The fullowing order relative to ...

... I- - ' I I I - I IA X , - I. a Iew.X~PRAMI. I ._ I has A SAD MISTAKE OF LOUIS PHILIP-STATE OF PARTIESI mo IN FRANCE-REFUSAL OF ELECTORS TO ELECT A der DEPUTY-RECALLOF COUNT GUILLEMINOT-BAD AND wh GOOD NEWS FROM POLAND!! 100 TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Th Pails, May 3, 1831. E SIn-Louis Philip has made a capital mistake in his reply to the Address of Congratulation promoted by the ...

... DEATH OF LABBEY DE POMPIERRE-REVIJEW OF 100,000 | ..NATIONAL. GUARDS THIIS DAY-REFLECTIONS ON THE, INSTITUTION-MONEY MARIET-DOUBTS AS TO THE t DEFEAT OF DWERNICKI IN VOLHYNIA. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE., Paris,'May 15,1831. SIR-We have lost a worthy and excellent citizen-an r upright and able Deputy; and an ardent andenlightened Patriot- and Statesman. We must record his name, and ...

... IE p1, {J ; l : ~.~ I :. . P, eRANCB. 5, _ i 11 VICTORY GAINED BY THE POLES-PRESENT CONDI- .,TIOQNOF rOL4D-EELGIUM AND FRA _CE-PATRIO .TIC LOAN-MISCELLANEOUS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. . .. . . : . . Paris, April 10, 183]. SiR-To.'day we..bhavv.'e- sde cheering newa-news which will make us all glad; -in. which I believe we may fully con- fide ; and which has excitedithe ...

... JT'I1LY. Tile following is the reply of the French Amibarisador at Rome to 'the c*rcul.r letter of Cardinal Bcrnetti, Secrottary of State of the Pope, addresscd to the Hteprestnitatives of the Courts olf France, Ru3i5, P'russin, and Anstria . RoNIF, JAN. 12. 1832 -Iii its lively solicitude for the glory of th! Holy See, anti for the tranquillity of Italy, the Frenich Govern- mntr has continued ...

... WHAT IS THB LEGAL, LEGITIMATE, AND UN- .QUEST1OMdBLE REGP-VCY FUR POR7 UGAL*' lea Lex scripta est. The Constitutionsl Charter, cap. 5, art. 92, 93, and 94, thus an- swers the abcvc Important question :- Art. 92. During bis minority (the King's) the hiIngdoni shall be governed by a Regency, to wehich thall belong the rclation who is most nearly iltedl to the Moig, aiccording to the order of ...