... LONVDON hJOSPIT.A .rLrCTTON OF AN ASSIST- f ANl SUIRgEV- SIR AN'HOZN\y GIRLISLE. TO THE EDITOR OF THiE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-I haVe read with srme amusement an election advertise- mnent signed Anthony Carliele,' in which a writer who assumnen tbat siom! dri g9?tre contends tmt ytlu 1t alI in' zpr'rlence nre hest qJualihcficr'is for tue (ffice (t Si nts itant rtzerOn of' a Inr hospital. Why ...

... MEHR M[ORNINT1.\G CHR ONICLE. LONDON: C FRIDAV3, AIOf'EMIIE'i 22, 1833. c Thle last intelligence from Van Diemian's Land affords a striking evidence of the neresscty of conducting emigration s on some wvell-understood principle. It appears from the Hobart Tfown paiers that numero-os emigrantz had arrive t by the la. two nC three ve-sels, e;pccially the Strathfeldksay from Dublin, who were ...

... CHORlAL SOCIETY. o tohe PRINTER of the HAMI'SNIMrB TCLE:GAPII. Sia,-The Committee of the Choral Society have! C( noticed with some surprise, a letter in tie last week's hi Herald, signed Live and lot Live, rcfiecrinr on their Pt conduct in g'iving roncerts. injurionsly to the Musical 1 Profession ITheir anonymous accuser does not appear to be very aell informned with regard to the subject ...

... [FBOM THE CAZZTTE OP LAST NIGIHT.] The Names of those wh. w. e noatiluated f ur Sheriffs by the Lords of the Cuuncil, at the Exchequer, on the Morrow of 8'. Marlin, In the fourth year of the reige of King William *he Fourtb, and In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty-three Bau)ORDsHIxE-ChadleS James Metcalfe, of Roxton, Eiq.; JoseplN Morita, of Ampthi)), Eeq.; Wm. Astell ...

... IIvcEPJDIARISJLl ISLXE O ELY.-CHATTaRIs, Nov. 14.-Thursday night, the 7th list., between nine and teo, a most alarming fire broke out In a straw stack on the premises of Mr. Wm. Curtis, of Chatterl, Milk Eud, near to tbe road leading to Somersham. The erngines were soon on the spot, and every effort used to stop its progress. The wind being higsh, the fiarnes soon caught the barn, which ...

... R.IIL ROA4DIS. IAYINtDGED FRObl 'rit WVIND8OR EXPR28S.) MEETING sOr OWNERS AND OCCUPIIRKS OF LAND (AT SAI.XrHllU, aiUC3Ss). On Tieodny last, a'.corcing to notice, a Pablic MeetiCg of the Owner, and Oueupters of Land in the Cinritles of Bucks3 .ni Beiki wes hel at thoV WViriimill Ino, Sotllhill, to consider the ex- pediency of the propused BRil-rjads front London to Bristol, ;rid from Landon to ...

... FRE'NCII PAPERS. [FRoM GALIGNAVI S AICSSENYGER.] A dispatch, (dated the 21st instant, transmitted from Bayonne to Bordeaux by telegraph, and thence to Paris by the mail, says:- It is asserted that the Queen's troops entered Vittoria on the evening' of the 19th. The Memorial Bordelais of the 22d inst. contains the following, which coincides with the news given in another part of our paper of ...

... TAT rERSALUIS-YESTERD.N A Ibm ottendance, tt' very little dore. Thr v : q aoted et 7 to I eta;h, ehe Newmarket horse be, liromlm, Brelliro, and Rosalie w ere baced Itr L o ii closing prices (mtat of them noominial only) wtei .tu DERBDY. 7 to 1 sget Mr. Vate*'s Bdrit!ey (taker. 7 to 1 - Mr. Watt's Bubasteg 14 to I - Mr. Bition's Plenipo (takers) 18 to I - Mr. Chiftey'S Sliehl1ab 20 to 1 - Duke ...

... ICOOST UESUVIUIS, &C. Having explored the ruins of Pompeii, we made ull a party to visit the source from vwhience the aw lt'l destruction wa, hurled. At the guide's house wve met withl a German family wiso bwere passen gers with Lis o0n board the Henuy IV. steam-packet hoom Genoa to Naples. It consisted of Mr. and 11irs M. with their son and two daughters, who were bent on ascending to the ...

... jeonisawo awo curobaro ivooto. (From dh6 llessager.) |rx 11E Madrsd GnoCzed of the 19t lwas shown on 'Change, cotritainlig tile Royal Decree of the 17th, asequestrmting the property of Don Carlos, as follows:-I (OFlI'CIAL.) ROYAL DEC REE. * After a series of fully confirmed snd decisive facts, I have acquired the ftttal certainly that the Ilftsft Don Canrlos Marin Isiulyro has adopted a ...

... i TO THE EDITORQ'OF THE FREEMAY. _ ?? of the Irish memberk, who opposed the Irish coercion bill, have repellqd the impittation attempted to be cast oil one of their body by Mr. Hill. 'Ishoul .k disposed t4, treat that imputation with silent indiffero ee;'iscions of its total inapplicability to me, but as othe'ls have deemed it .expedient to viricate themselves individually from the charge, I ...

... 1 ¶F:REHs' ALs i:. PA.. I' A1. M IA1:x EN1'.rI I-)SE ()IOF ?? TIJIROSDY, O(tT. 31. Fl 1:1 ?? PROW-GlAIii') G Pi' PllHIJAME1 ET. A few militites after t our 'cl i lice ILord Chall eelhr, tile Eau (it Albeuiade, anl ri.-, A cclailed, ns ¢.Irds ('ccnazicsSioec a luz thle f urthser pi'ri sltionl r pall , rtld t ieir sealts ir, t lrot old tbhrelrne, ealilig, as ilsuld, their peers' rohOs. The ...