... REGISTER.BOOK OF SHIPPING. TO T1IF EDITOR OF THlE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-British mercantile enterprise is the admiration of all : the more unshackled and free trade with our colonies and foreign countries is placed the smore extensive will he the influence alid power of this country. Viewing the shipping interest as standing second to none in importance to thc country, I crave the attention ...

... KINGOToN, DEC. 10. You will have, doubtless, seen ere this reaches you the Montreal accounts of the success attending the Loyalists against Mr. Papineau and his party, and I trust it and the high rewards offered for the leaders may prevent any fur- ther collision during the winter. The absence of all the military from this province to the assistance of Sir John Colborne in the Lower, ...

... DUBLIN, JAN. 8. LFRom our OwN CORRESPONDENT.] In the way of general intelligence I can only find time to mention that Mr. Martin, the member for Galway, and Mr. O'=laherty, another magistrate, have been deprived ofthe gommisson of the peace, for their conduct at Outerard. COMBINATION-MEETING AT TIlE CORN EXCHANGE. This diny a meeting on the subject of combination was held at the Corn Exchange. ...

... fFteL OrhY1 O AZETTE of TUESDAY, Jan.9. I ,: ?? WAIR-OFFICE, JANUARY D. let Qr arenadler Rickhimnt of Foot Guards-Captain and bLtiete- Soiti-1~0ohael Robert Ellison to be Major and Colonel, by purchase, -*kaejodrrLI,,hih) retires, Lleutenant and Captain George Edmund CXO Nb Ciiptaln and Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice nrion; Ensign and Lteutenant Honourable George Cadogan to be ...

... [FROM TIIHE SCOTSMAN.] W e propose to devote this and some additional papers to ,4 miacdhlotitous collection of fitetsand general views respect- ii K tlt condition of Lower Canada. We shall have occasion yt 'peak of its political organizatiol more in detail after- irds ?? nit tihe mean time wve premise the following out- . TI lie vovernment is vested il- i A go% r mor pilioaitvd by the king. ...

... BAST INDIA AND CHINA TRADE. The committee of the East India and China trade have completed their report for the past year. After alluding to changes which have taken place in the British agency at Canton, it pr oceeds to advert to tile iong-pending question of the Java dtities, and the committee express a regret that notwithstanding the repeated out urgent applications to her Majesty's ...

... ST. SEBASTIAN, J ANUARY I. LFROS OUi ?? COR.RESrONDENT 3 At a meeting of upwards of forty officers, ichose ser- vices have been dispensed with in the new Legion, it was unanimously agreed to that the enclosed basis of a propo- tion to the government would be the most equitable plan of settling the existing differences between them and the Spanish government. I w as at one time inclined to ...

... On Tuesday night a public meeting of the inhabitants ofl Marylebone was held at the Mechanics' Institution, Circus' street, New road, v; to take into consideration the present alarming condition of Canada. The large room of the insti- tution was crowded to excess. Within a few minutes of eight o'clock, J. A. Roebuck, Esq. appeared on the platform, and was unanimously moved to the ?? Love, the ...

... TORY DIXNER TO SIR J. GRAHAM. [ADHauocsl;P PROMfi~T cFARflISLaPAT IrTO~TY'O i'APEi.. Thursday thle dinner to Sir James Gralamn, by the Con- servatlees of East Cumberland, took placeat Carlisle. Atiau 270 were present; thle stewards were compelled to refuel admission to a large number oft gentlemen, for whom no nc* cominodation could be found, but after dinner upwards o 800 persous obtained ...

... THE MING CHRONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 13. We insert in another column a letter from Kingston, in Upper Canada, from a gentleman well known to us, a young man of education and property, a native of the province, who has tra. velled through various parts of Europe, and whose fortune would afford him the means of residing in any country he might prefer; but who, after marrying in ...

... Tee Duchess of Cambridge visited the Duchess of Glou- cester yesterds. at Gloucester-house. Lord and Lady John Russell left Windsor Castle yesterday afternoon and retuaned to town, to their residence in Wilton- crescent. Viscount Duncannon also left Windsor Castle yesterday, on his return to town. Viscoant Palmerston arrived at Windsor Castle on a visit to her Majesty, on Wednesday, from ...

... MaI O'CONNELL AND THE TRADES. The Morning Chronicle remarks on Mr O'Connell's conduct in opposing the system of trade combination, with great justice and propriety:; -The course in which that gentleman is at present engaged is one that no honest man, be the complexion of his politics what they may, can look upon wvith any other feelings than those of perfect approval, if not of the warmest ...