... I MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, TIIuRADAY MoRNiNG, SIX O'CLOCK. We have received the Paris journals of Tuesday, and a letter from our .Uadrid correspondent, dated the 24th. The chief part of tho interest expected to be excited by the amnesty debate, is tiken from it by the result having b~en anticipated in the adoption of the ordre du jour motivE. The Ministry is riot cnly certain of quash- ing ...

... % We avail ourselves of the comihencement of a new year to address a few words to the Public on r the subject of The Morning Chronicle. We have already prepared our readers for the enlarged sheet on which it is this day, and will hereafter be printed, in order that the ardditional space thus obtained may enable us to add to our political, literary, and miscellaneous intelligence, without ...

... -CAS T,,LE OF Y, ETER- InAr.. [Bafetnre, . Ssnnuney, Ie. inros;f.L Tall' .LMl'sn,..il. 4q. I ..and J. S.TiPtrninn, Bagrs., Jsis. BZi ?? AnsAnuLT.-,,Hc~,nore .v.. Sntes.-ZIni thia case John. Ifelinora, of E~xrnoisanr. ehatiodnd Sarruell tylel~jopm. wIth, Saislltiln ',HllI* owntineprn'ce~lle (Clnrilolnee) day. Ttioe&phhntiff, sf- ve..erabld-oil d iastin, natflng hinn, ift be in 85yevArhl uit ne, ...

... iL'OM 'O1ON' I A Of F1RIDAYiW DeeciWmbi R(Z HIS Gazette announqces the a poill jdflhlight Il HoR. C. W. ?? W: niie; o ?? V. Gbance i-r of the Diochv of Laneaster.--IbeC 'hontadr of knImhtI has been coaferred u1pon1 Capt. .Jolh Ross, n.N., ,B.- licut. Gen. Sir Jag. Kempt, froM the 40th, to be Qionel of the 2dI Foot, ,li~eu Sit G. Xv. Keppel, dec.; Lie'§'-Gen. 1ir George Cooke, of the 77th, to ...

... GRAND ENTERTAINMENT HAT T~E MANSION I I HOUSE'. A Splendid im:(liquet was giy on Tuesday last by the, Lord Tdayor, to about 250 guesis, amnngst whoinm ere-tbe. Diukc oft Wueliinatol, Sir Robert Peel, the Lord Chan elIor, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the varquis ofl Salisburyi tbd b'ar) of Aberdeen, Lord Wharncl}ife. Eal rMouuster, Lord Ellenborousgh Lord Rosailn, the Speaker of the H-louse of ...

... P22UT Or 77M-, AL DIO C TiriSIS. THiE LOYAL ADDnaEss.-The Times has to- c day issued a double Siheet, containing the names of about 6oo0 persons who have signed the ad- dress to his Majestv, assuring him of their valu t able support of those royal prerogatives which lro one asssls The Times talks pompously about this x memorable record, which is to plunge those whom it abuses as ...

... .11P. ADIE.CRioMBY'S ADOieSS. Pursuant to adver'tisements ivsuced early'ron the morn- ing of Tuesday, a public meeting of tse~eleotorts of this city tok Place in th6 large Waterloo Roo'm, for th~e pur- pse of affording -noprajiyt h Honourable JIamres AbercronbY of stating his sentiments on the. ivarious political subjects ait present en~iging the tatten- tion f th pubic, ith reference to t e ...

... ' The Act of Parliament relating to weights and meol- surcs, which is to conic into operation this day, was cer-l tainly not intended to excite so much alarm as it appears lately to have created among the shopkeepers of the me- tropolis. It was designed merely to correct certain mis. takes In legislation, which were found to have been com- mitted io tie Act 5 Geo. IV. c. 74. It begins by ...

... POINT OF COMI .lERCIAL LAW. 1 (T'ri das ae Lceal E oaminer.) TAPESTREY OF TNEi hOSE OF LORDS. b Ad The investigation was concluded on Friday, De- . cember the 19th, when,. as it appears from the papers of Saturday, Ware 'was completely xciul- Y pated ; andl the fact appeared to be, that one Se- bien, a cotrier, thinking the tapestry useless, with- g out any felonions-intentiofl, sold it to ...

... * ST ANDREW'S DiSTRICT l1 BURGHS. 011 ?? .S ?? P:ttenneem, Der. 22, 1634. in Mr Douglas of Graneemelir arriverl at Balcaslkis eD Saiturday, and circulated an address to the electors here, dated Cupar, 18th December. I- also put-a notice on R he kirlk door, informin,, the electors that he would ad C 'dress them in the Town IHall on Monday, at two o'clock; wbich he accordingly did, when, on ...

... So much in vogue has Prince Metternich's tea parties a la F As9IaisebeCO~flemin Vientian that his Highnes, has recently a ?? orders to a confidentiai n4e6t intlis country to forward b him a silver tea urn, or rather kettle1 of the value of 950 ht guineas, a I'antique, und of great magnitude. tf c4 Wtits at Christmas are derived from those choirs of' v. Angel, that attended the birth of ...

... |THIE MEETING AT THE LONDON TAVERN. I- . - I - r . _ Oa Friday an applicationD was made to the Lord Mayor, at the Mansion House, under the following circumstances * It is fresh in the recollection of the public, that on Tuesday last the party opposed to the Conservatives .assembled in great multitudes in Bishopsgato Street that the crowds continued to pour into and out of the London andthe ...