... FRANKFORT, DE(r. 9). 011RO 1 OWN CORIIESPONDDLNT.] The seven professors ?? received their dismispal, by a cabinet-order of King Ernest, on the 14th ; they were bidden to depart the kingdom in three days. The students were in a state of excitement, and determined all to follow their teachers to the frontier, and some of them farther. Six more professors quitted the University on the litk ; they ...

... LOSS OF THlE JANE AND MARGARET FOR NEWI 1011K, WITH TWO HU.NDREItJD PA SSENUFJ ?S. FURTHER P.t I ctrlULARS. Liv Eltiooi., TiiUlrt&AY, Fun. .3.-All doubt as to the tie of this unfortunate v es-( I and her (varo of human be- jirs is now unhappily removed. Intclligence has been re- reived here from the, Isle of' Man which pliaes the tilet of ier total los'. ?? question. In the early part otf th ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY. PetitionsGaa in~t ?? swere pIN sented by Lordl Kenyon, f'ri inle pei 'di ii CIaljawic am other places in Kenii I~v the Duike of filicelt:ue~l. ?? ~le nscothinld ; hv it ?? Ies-ct vivii Prii't ?? fruit !cslshpool,-it As-as stated lb' the lbi~'ip toi 'tiltI'm titi petition was intrusited, that it'va, ?? ,'ijtm biv niivi tili most cespeetalile 131setiters ill ii?~ jeiri ...

... Be8 MAIjSSYS LEVEE, The Queen, attended by the Countess of Mayo and VaA Howe, arrived ih town soon after twelve o'clock yesterday from Windsor Costly.. The King, attended by Sir Herbert Tay10r, Rrriyed at St. James's Palace at one o'clock. His Majesty held his first lessee for the season. A n Emlbassy from .Madagascar attended the Court in their national costulme, and were Initrotuced to the ...

... lrBNDUBLIN, JAN-1 ii Ottto uOWN conREArONDIENT.] THlE TITHE WAR IN CHANCERY. c Term commenced this day; and Msr. jacksornicoved for~a ir writ of assistance and leave to substitute service upon certain v dlefendants in the neighibourhood of IDankiinin, in atithiesuit, ht in which Denn lhsskilliwas plaintiff. HIe stated that the la bill in the present case hadl been originally filed in the Ex- ? ...

... CHIURCH- h 4TES. [I PiM A til IttE'lo':ItLNTI'.| Pt vit l liteAi- . T : 4, I ie tillb Ian lf 'IIlymouth b,V(i' to-tlay, for the fi st thi e m i tilo the ritel ry it lioa, 'etll ai public meeting' touvnv d 1.h their ehiel wagisii te A ti-r :i ptrpore not lilrally cliii Sircti ltor the 1, 'i:lit I the ohg u- cliy - for under tile ittituelrla!t- stlern Ct tl,., !l i corporal on, whi itt a ...

... TO THtE EDITOR OF TAtE MORNING CHRONICLE. SiR-1 beg leave to add a few remarks to the strictures which the envious attacks made by The Portfolie on Lord Durham drew from you this morning. A hew daysago two Germait books, entitled Authentische Acteastuecke aus den Archiven des l)eutschet Buundes, and Der Deutsche Butidestag im Jahr 1832 von Gustaf Khmbst, fell into my hands. Upon a ...

... The LONDON GA ZETTE #!t'4l-IA l'Y, Aprit 14. 1.1 D11 C I IA MII EBI.. IN'S01'FICE, A pit .f 13. Nottcv. is hirrcbv giv en, that his M ajvstv- will hold It Levee lit ju.1 aiiic 's Plic'y. oil Wedlicntlity oex t, the IPthI iii- stanttit t two oX lork, und oti uveri'r'uui.ceuigW dett till further orders. idigWdcii'' iOFFl(A EOF' THE. LORD) ('1t A]MIERLAIN TO T1Ix (Qi 11,FN, QI'El:N'S-l(uitSB, ST ...

... PRIJATR CORRESPONDENCE. CAMBO, FEB. 3. LFROM OUR OWN CORRISPONDENT.] I have been all the morning rambling along the mountain frontier in this direction, my object being to renew acquaint- ance with some of my friends the contrabandists, and at the same time judge of the new douaen arrangements made since the first of February. For the very best of all reasons these arrangements are likely, for ...

... EXPRESS FROII PARIS. MORNING CHRONICLE OFFI(E, SIX O'CLOCK. The new MuDicipal Bill, which has occupied the attention of the Chamber for the last ten days, passed on Saturday night, by a majority of 204 to 70; and as the laws of SeptEmber place the press under the direct control of the Ministry, and the elective law leaves the country and its representatives under a similar influence, the plre. ...

... LONDON: 7R IDA Y1. APRIL 14, 1837. In the HousE of LoaDs yesterday, the Irish MuDicipal Corporations Reform Bill, and several other Bills, were brought up from th! Commons. At a lite part of the I sitting the Irish Municipal Bill was, on the motion of Lord MELBOURNE, read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time on Tuesday, the 25th instant. The Duke of WELI.NGTON expressed a wish ...

... THE DISTRESS I.V SPIT ALFIELDS. Last night at seven o'clock a very numerous raeeting of the journeymen wearers was held at the Golden Hleart, Phiornix-street, Spitalfieldls, for the purpose of taking into consideration a statement made at a meeting held on the 4th Instant. The roso which was able to contain above aIO men, was completely filled, and some hnndreds were col- lected outside. Mr. ...