... I?RETENJ)I?1) TORY RF-A CTION IN lIE S?I S OMEISIjj T. To THc; E'wiTOR Osg TWe MORINING) CHIRONICLE.F SIN-Ill a replort containedl inl I ile St i d o l of thc rece nt ilinri r got tip at 1linta :r, by a.sl tin tw it ti e ( or.'eraatie- ol X\ est Sinnler ettn1id WlICII to as ;ll t :letc bv tew pcrsonis ot mitk, an lh l nv undo Imiolttrs of heel citlly, it i- ?? ii' CII evidence of Tory rec.ctbo ...

... wmml - ?? Plymouth, ?? 3. t The Slag, 46, was commissioned on Monday, for the South American station, for the brood pendant of Cem.- medore Sullivan, C. B. Sbe is to have a complement of 275 men. The Savage brig is to be commissioned, with a corn- plement of 50 Tlmen. t The hulk ships Essex and Surprise, at Kingstown and the Cove of Cork, are expected to fetch about L.2000 a each. The Essex ...

... It is with much regret we announce the demise of Ma.- ?? the Hian. Sir Charles Greville, ?? which event tooik place at his residence, ill Street, of Berkeley Square, on Friday evening, after an illness a of some duration. The 38th regiment, of which the gal- cT lant deceased was Colonel, will, we suppose, be conferred on the possessor of a junior regiment; and the vacancy al thus created, as ...

... TUE POLITICIAN. 4JUST'ICE FOR IRtELAND-A POOR ]LAW. BILACKWOOD)'S MAGAZINE.-Let U9 SUPPO'3( the whole Protestant cleigyv turnod out of Ireland, alnd tihe whole IliheA transflerred to t~let Catholic priests. i-iowv would this alfct l'et ho lat ion o filhe peasantry to thsi ' lanilleids, thleir inv rsesto l eldo onl the land, and thi ir wild and lawlCs5 efforts to keep their possession, fromt ...

... HE PUBLIC PRESS- ?? or 'r I T'lF: BANK OF ENGLAND AND TutE NORTHr- ser ERN AND CENTRAL BANKc.-WC have to notice sht one of the, most remarkable incidents that per- po0 halps, taken iin itself and its probable consequen- El ces, has ever occurred in the money market. The tio Directors of the Bank of England have been ap- not pealed to on behalf of a very large joint stock geE bank to interfere ...

... PO- t-C RIpT - b ; LOArDOAJl, I'Uf1SDA;, DEC. 6. The last intelligence from Lisbon is of the most uinfivour- abledescription. So' nusettled, itileed appearaffairs at this moment in Portugal, 5a insecure the iroirl Upoll ?? of the existiniia MiIlist'y, so tiirtical tne preservatior. of Iltilic peace, and above all, so UnlrOmprOmiiingt the virvs ot tile Jacobillicil party fur 'a republic, or ...

... IR1?LAND. DUBLIN, l)nt.o. h ino?t uc-il oWN I Oil ii iSiON Dr., NT.] 'jilt: IlOISh' 1)1 ?? A(?A I N? 1 1 FSLLF. Our fitetid the ?? X eneralifa ioiaiiiy 0 o1nterniooil to (lie glob an I, nob the iifliliiig t?at 0' Ioiigo ti little no-n, k ?? n? ? n? ??0l ?t 1(5 siifhr?ir. tfi:it the recolfec'i.n of -illivy tel k lily-hf nit ii liii thin pablic rnrtiif. ft t hc ?? ? a - c? J ho ,Iiaiiio!ens ...

... MISCE/LLAN'EA. I The Marqininate of Laisciowite is the ooly Peerage in which tile eldetit soile have assijaeti ithree differentt titles, as 3Earls of Wycombe. Kerry, and sheibourne. The T'inis of Fridaysayti - We have to notice to-daiy one of' tile most rL'rninrkblO 'ini~iilnts thait, pierhaps, take) in itsll ' and its pinobablte tlise~qitnceec. has ever oeuri red in tile ilitiity-maiftettt.t ...

... A meeting of the C1ouncil of this City, was heldlt h P Gujildlall, ye-tvr'lay (Truesday We. enaeiKq. -Y.r t iii the Chair, w.vlo addesi ?? ad hswsthe first regular meeting of the Council, since that. at, which they hadt doite him thle hontour to place hin, in that Chair. He tl felitthis to be a high hontour, and hegged the Council to believe that lhe appreciated it accorditigly, but while he ...

... TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDiNtS. To ESDAY DF~rl~lF.1L 6.whc TU~~sDAY, OECOMEEP. 0. ~ prol 'Ihe Loan PRcOVOST in tho cbkr~i. Too - ?? THlE RtEV. BIRE BRUCE AND THlE COU5NCIL.. tire Mr Stodlart begged to ccli the attetition of tho Cournuii by to a stateirenlt whiuh lie hadl seur in the Public PhtIAPtr, Fat purporting to proceed from thre Reverend lar Broce to can the effeet'that the resistance to the ...

... OXFORD INTOLERANGE. To ED:I.DtOR ost ill; MIORNIS(; C-lHONICLE. Si n-i i: ce isa of 0 that u nfortu ii te 1 -sensiten relative ti fDr. 11am pdens e ectien to (hea I trot--asrsihp o/ I). tnt tyb t)lor~l l. rivercity casnnot be too ttu ii l naeeriteit. In-led, brict .;itheX ('hotsi 'a by Ian e' ot a nrore thano 0'-oars chatacett r it it uterI sineeroly to l~ latocentel thalt the lvima ni enld ...

... ; CAPTAIN HALL AND THE BARONESS DE I . PURGSTALL. I.- Us . X a . _ 1._ . 7. (From the Morning Chronicle.) We are sorry to see from a letter from Mr He nry Cranstoun, the brother of Lord Corehouse and the Baroness de Purgstall, to the conductor of Black- wood's llfagazine (whirch Nwe have transferred to our columns), that Captain Basil Hall, in his gossip- ping work, Schloss IlTainfeld, has ...