... POOR LJWS3 IN lRE1L4ND. m TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRO2NICLE. Kent, 14th January, 1830. SIR-In Tke Chronicle of last Tuesday are some observa- tions upon the effects of the introduction of a Poor Law Into Ireland, which, if correct, would much. Indispose the English landowners to promote it. As I am a sincerewedl- wisher to that measure, and grateful to you for the able advocacy you have ...

... THE MISSE S BOTH.- : -The brother-in-law of these ladies, Lieutenant Crowther, who had been apprized by letter of the recent-tragical ?6ccur- rence, arrived in London yesterday morning from Ded, and immediately proceeded to their apartments inAlbany-street. Prior to his arrival, there appeared but little'prospect of the deceased receiving anyother than aparishburial. Mr..Hare had declined ...

... GERMJv PJPERS. Hamburgh and German Papers arrived yesterday. The following are extracts: 'THE HAGUE, JAN. 10.-His Excellency M. de la Costa took on the 4th instant the usual oath to his Ma- jesty, on his appointment to the office of Minister of the .terior.. M. Von Crombrugghe, Burgemaster of the city of Ghent, has declined the post of Governor of the province of Antwerp. Mr. Hughes, Charge ?? ...

... . .i. MOORE's LIPE 01P- BYRON,. . . In the extracts from hiis Journal, just given, there is a passage that cannot fail to have been remarked , when, in speaking of his admiration of some lady, whose name he has himself left blank, the noble ?? says ' A wife would be the salvation of me.' It wvas under the convic- tion, which not only himself but some of his friends enterA tabiled, of the ...

... NORFOLK COUNTY MERTING. On Saturday the Freeholders, and other inhabitants of this County, were called together to agree to a Petition to Par.. liament on the subject of the Malt Tax. We gave an ac-.) count of a similar Meeting of the County of Lincoln last %week, where,, a Petition for the Repeal of the Malt and' 'eer Taxes was agreed to. Similar Petitions'in various Hundreds of the, County ...

... POLIrICAL srArE XOJ FINCE.-L1TVR xIi. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLB- Paris, January 8, 1830. Oh est le Gouvernemuelnt? Oii est la Royaut6 ? SIR-The, Quotidienne has asked the two questions which I have placed at thehead of this letter, Where is the Go- vernment? Whereis Royalty ?? I'eleClo, wllhich is atalented Liberal Journal of literature and politics, hips, in fact, reI plied ...

... ' *SI t.,8ttU. - ?? ~ A . On Satuirday the Ann iversai' ?? of t1ieMce(ico-BotaI irical Society was held at their apartinentsvin Sackville-street, allmongst other objects tor the purpose of electing a Council and Officers-for the ensuing year. ; 'At two o'clock the President (Earl Stanhope) took the Chair, when the Minutes of' the last Meeting were read by the Secretary, and confirmed. The bye ...

... THElE JIVItVG CMORONICI LONDON: MIlONDSAY, JANU/II?Y 18, 1830. A Flanders Mail brought us yesterday the Prussian State Gazette and Allgemeite Zeitung to the 10th Ja- nuary, and the Brussels Papers to the 16th January. The following are extracts :_ ODESSA, DEC. 23.-Nine persons have been seized with the plague, which lately broke out in the military hospital; two of them have died, the seven ...

... THE M1ORNTINVG CHRIAV B Is | We received last night the Paris Papers of Saturday. The following are extracts:- [FROM THr QVOTIDIENNE OP SATURDAY, JAN. 16.] PARIS, JAN. 15.-A report has been circulated that the Minister of Finance is engaged upon a plan for the paying off of the 5 per Cents. It is said that the plan is to effect the re-payment in ten successive sums, which are to be drawn by ...

... &VY SILES AND .sTG. B bL O0 lSJURY. I Vesferday evening a meeting ofthese united Parishes was held at the Freemasons' Tavern, for the purp')ose o0' taking further steps in opposition to the conduct of the Select Vestry. At about half-past seven, Mr. Rogers, the senior Churehwardlen of St. Giles, opened the business of the cven- ing. There Wvere about 300 persons present. Mr. ROGERS said that ...

... s1T K4lHAREIg DOCKS. Yesterday the first Half-yearly Meeting of the fProprie- tots of this Company met at the Dock-house, for the pri purpose of hearing the Report of the Directors,'and agreeing to a divide nd. At one o'clock MNr. Tooke, the Chairman, with 'thet other Directors, entered the room, and the busisess of so] the day commenced. There were about 40 Proprietors thl present. Pu Mr. ...

... THE t OI tNIG'X CGt 0R HR ) 1AI - LONDON: fi'tCbD.ESD,@Y, JJ.U7jilY 20, 1830. - We received last night by Express the Paris Papers of la, Sunday. The following are extracts:- its [FROBs TIlL' MESSAGER DLS CIIAMl.H3LS OF alUNDAY, JAN. 17.] on PARIS, JAN. 17, AT NOON;--The cold had not yet been a, so intense as it is this inorninig ; at seven o'clock the ther- mometer indicated 13i degrees ...