... EAST INDIAN COMMERCIAL IA TEL- LIGENCE. The following is an extract of a letter from Bomrbay, leceixelI -j, at the Jerusaletu Coffee-hou-e, dated 7th November, 1835:- Since we had last this pleasure our market for cotton Ila, C experienced n great reduction in price, in consequence ot E the frech imports from the interior, by tile opening of the ;ea-ons, and transactions haxe taken place ...

... [Yno55 MR5. WAGIIORN ALEXANDRIA, OEc(. 31. Much mtystiiication appears in F ig landl ti, have been attached to the present relations of Mohaamed Ali with the Porle. simpl fact' hive been greatli exaggrated and other. totallyl misrepresented. The pres nit state ofthitS is as follows. The Porte at this mmoettt is fttr toe crilp- pled in her nwn resources to attempt theconqiltet otf Stria, c en ...

... B1 IR MI' Gil .1 A31. S11 pinatioifro ?? ?? d,I AI6C;IV Ir' it ?? I ITpon 'i r. t I tocinri Ii ;t Ihe 'xis tin I iii' I : tN il' I''P ?? in (I ' 0w hjttliii ?? I l' ?? iii0A A~j ?? d Ii'li lici t i n ?? C Ili', uwki ~i I ills li h l ?? int i th.1 Brifhul C lCO IA-i. titt ',iA !II 'iii te' IiiilliliC ti' o x- InTat: ?? maifihiie 'I ?? itt' AI)''llfOll i pt' ii' ililii, to he itll in ebon I ...

... THE 11-01INING CHR0,1VICLF. L MlONIDAY, FEBRUA.RY 1, I136. l is 'we are now at the close of the Parlia. mentary recess, it may be instructive to glance back for a moment at the exertions which have been made during that interval, by the enemies of onu tranquillity and freedom, to wrest the (To- vernment once more from the hands of a popular i Administration. The Session closed with fierce ...

... CIERICAL FEES. [FROM ,A COfIIt.APONiDENT.] The letter of .M. Saunde-, in 'liP Chroniicle of the 26th. on the cubject of tankrnil monumrit'u reminded nie of it p1p kin thttt fendl 1 happvn tv U , I!'V (Inv iO ty. Some twvenit Veall.A IZO, .(11 Oappilrl~v, I I5 i, ltlellttllt On 11 V1italloiti sltowel tio it p in e ?? Oif to 'det le tiald oil these OcqlSionl it! ,eiitem conalei. ed itio a ...

... ('11RIS]S HOSPITAL, 1 | to 110,S : 1 11,1 ! Kt!t to .:'ill 11' . tl: 011::t I i. ii milloT, ' Ii; lr Tb,' gtTliiI i t l - 1 . tili oppI4tT(' lT I I''it -A ,i:TMODIoLI~ (til l TTile'( ITw;l 6k ts ?? ?? :fr .r.: |ta!ote, etze ix!-kno,, n Exehll~n_ u lirokt , at Go% rno.. I t . zas tl.-duie-iood, il t!,e ectli pil~l zf tht -ivy, t6n~t ~orie ojpi- . Jion 'to d 11 jna. to tbw I I lt iin ot l Ile ...

... DUBIAN_, JAN 2.i otr ?? ili't 61N cI--ii'B tteli-i,.nli- iii t, ,I. cliit,, (lii heloa hrdt onp Iiir c-dent in Olei hn .Iri of I1,I7, rvI a, rr'i ieI it ~-lf In a tl ;i, ;im I( I lii ci th mcIiniie. Ati ()ttiige ion2.ic. ?? l, 1 ii'. tb-itiwnr ?? Iti.ina tItr, liridir tire A ~r of a -i 'r c niiIe. c-i ut t, - ire in) The ?? ii iir i C. . , toX- i,, fl--, a tic g' trate. Tile ?? r. fi'~tr ,. 'i ...

... PORTS AiM L 'U-SATURDA. . -it- By thl P1otoo siewni-vi ?? %%Iho-h ha'. arrivedt at F I if outh pie,- froi ?? Sitedtrrisnear we hitve litilers fronm Mttlmt to the LTC Ot~ in'.t. 'T'le ?? is fromt okir coleiiroodent MAi IJ, Jl A v. 6i- h ;zlllith[ rit no-t-t -rat Presoent in thio 1 .port are--tht' ifilcdtioiia, 1,211 willh the flog of Vii'e-Atlnirirt II' tli flg of Rlear-Adjoairal Sir ?? lri ...

... 7'THE CLOvlgV FOOrT The visit (of the Dike ('uinberland) to Lordi Eldon W.S 15, e pt''u il,. a ?? IcmaLt of ogood natured aten- tin)n Io an old politiual aml personal ftinld; lwhen hi- Ravel lli dhriess *tckis lsii,, h I an s1111iieitent ?? tio;, [it ooa!>t, to irefer the experientce ardl nl'ightetet sagacity of Lord Lsuinhinrst to the obsolete, ?? hottest, 1ii''j 1diees of Lord Eldo'-Tinwrs, ...

... ME ETING OF TlEW ANT71 SlA 'E R- SOCIETY AT lBIRMINGH11AM. [RMfUtl i'w- RI 1011,11]- Slvry Sociviv0`1 LI il WI to was'-e Ibe Id 41i II, l 11 ?? I U ha tie at eleveo 0i'lo, X.p 11A orciI v'a, c~dlvd to the chairi. flie tnei-it;ina was estt(,i:t l Y VilOW hO. Thlere Were n gre'tA iiundier oif 11511-' pr'e-.,l i. T he CHIRAMh lAN opene tihe iiL proi.-ei' ll i e I . be tating t he object tor which ...

... TIHE VOCAL SO(IETY'S CONCERTS. The first of the Vocal Society's Concerts, for this seasol, took plate yesterday evening, in the flanover-square Rooms. This Society was established in 1832, and bears the somot relaltin to vocal that the 1itllilurnitonicSociety does to instru- neotial ttucic. It is aln as-uoriation( of the lrl05t eminenlt vocal performers of the metropolis, for the r tultivatinn ...

... A very full meeting was held yesterday evening at the Hall of Seience, Cormmercial-place, New-road, for the purpose of petitioning Parliament for the total repeal of the Stamps oe Iewspapers. Mr. Wakley, ?? in the chair. The iION . CHAI RNIAN' expressed his grent gratificatiots at meeting so many of his constituents on *o noble tin occahion as the attempt to give knowvledge to their fellow ...