... BRISTOL SPECIAL COAL MISSION. MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, TnuSDISAY, Tisatca A.M. [BY EXPRESS,] BRISTOL, WEDNESDAY, JANT.1. Thils Morning, exiletly at nirie o'clock, the Losrd Chief Justice Tinidal, Mr. Justice Bosanquet, and the Duke of Bleaufort entered t e Couort ; anid haGving, taken their seats onl thle Bench, CHRISTiOPI-IEa DAVIS, a man of mnost respectable appear.. antre, about fifty ...

... 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$ ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... A4F1!dIS OF BELGlUM. The affairs of Belium, as well as the other affairs of Eu- l rope, remain still dans le provisoire, On the one side the Conference promises peace to the kingdom of Leopold ; on the other, the protestations of VWilliam-the dispatches of the Emperor Nicholas-the not very conciliatory dispositions of the Germanic Diet-indicate, if not war in the end, at least frewh delays, ...

... TATTERSALL'S.-YESTERDAY. The three favourites for the Derby continue at similr odds, Margrave now having the call. ioihlitg was done about them. 2 000 to 50 was taken about Count Robert, and 60 to I tbout William the Fourth, who, it is generally understood, will not run. The betting was so slack, atid the alterations of so trifilni a nature as to render a qujtation run unnecessary. LIVERPOOL ...

... - =J I - -AIG T - ING ?? - - g Ad B AfiRIVSNGt CHRON.rCLA;. LON DON: T'IIURSIJM4Y, J.JIA0URI1 ]2, 1832. WVe yesterday received the Paris Papers of Monday, and the Miessager des (ihia mbres and G'azelle d(e 'ranace dated Tuesday. Thc French 3 per Cents. at the close of Monday were up- wards of three francs lower than at the close of Saturday. So great a fall has, naturally enough, filled the ...

... [PRO-M k CORRESPOND-NT, RECELVRD LAST INIGHT.] ANOTHER MEETING HELD ON SUNDAY LAST.-DISPER- SION OF 'THE MOB.-APPREHENSION OF THE CHAIR- MAN AND LEADERS. According to the announcement of the Meeting of Opera- tivee, o) Sunday week, that another Meeting would be held on the following Sunday, for the purpose of further dUti:us- sing the subject of Reform, on the principles of Vote by Ballot, ...

... TR9 M0RNVING CHRONICLE. LON DON: FRIDa,4 JANUARY 20, 1832. The Irish and Scotch Reform Bills were brought in last night. MIr. STANLEY, in introducing the Irish measure to the House, had a fling at the agitators. The excitement which they had caused was, he said, additional difficulty thrown in their way by those who had promoted commotion and occasioned commotion throughout the land [hear, ...

... WHAT JI TIM U8! OP THB PERS P TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-If the question were put ?? is the use of the 5 Peers ? it might be easily disposed of. As it stands it requires some pains to devise an agreeable, ansd, at the same time, a rational answer. The tinkling phrases, that they are an essen- tial part of our glorious Constitution-of that revered fabric which has for ages ...

... I IM TITJIMS AND IrSH POOR. 'VWe copy the following sensible observations from Tame Leeds 1l0ercury of Saturday last. It is justly observed by our Con- temporary, that Ministers require to be pushed by the people ii all matters in which the Church is concerned Mr. Sidler thinks the poor ought not to have any share of the tithCs, but that ?? ought to be assessed only in the same propiortioin as ...

... 'TIlE CHOLERA. rthe following Is the Daily Report of Cholera Cases received yes- terday . Central Board of Health, Council Office, Whitehall, 8th January, 1832. SUNDERLAND, JAN. 6-Remaining at last report, 2 ; new cases 0 o died, 0 ; recovered, 0. Total cases from commencenment f disease, 532 ; deaths, 200. NYWCASTLE, JANe G.-Remainlig at last report, 120; new cases, 47 ; died, 11; recovered ...