... TO THE EDITOR OP TVlE MORNING CHRONICLE. 5! R-As I know that you take some interest in the pro- ceedings of this place, where so much violence prevails, I am always anxious to draw your attention to any circum- stance that seems to call for peculiar remark. Tho preacher for this day before the university was the Rev. Dr. Faussett, the Margaret professor of divinity. Ill the course of his ...

... IllN\SINYGTON UNION. To TIlE EDITOR Ot TIIE MORNING CllRONI( I. Sin-Mot unflound.ld reports having been circulated to tfe disparaegeieltott he guardians of the . ;cniIItiOlli nm; anmongst others that the dietary was Quch as to ciuse ?? fever to rage in the wards to a great extent. In Kensington workhouse nre the adult male l.upmers ol five parshes. Th!e report of thC metdical officer of this ...

... TIHE WEATHEIIERTHE PARK$. At an early hour yesterday morning a rapid thaw corn menced, the thermonineter at tile recesvifng- our Hi lyde- p.rk standing at 3I degrees, with the wind veriabic, an stoon after that hour tte snow, &e., which had fallen in tle early jlart ot Sunday evening, had all disappeared. By twelve o'clock the mercury had risen to 44 degrees wit a southerly %xind; but at four ...

... I I HOUSE OF LORDS-MoNDAY. Thle Lord Chancellor took hi seat en the woolsack at a few minutes after five o'clock. Lord GLEN ELG laid on the table papers which were un- derstood to relate to Cunada. Lord ASHIBtURTON presented petitions from tile Cha(m- bar of Commerce of K~ing~tonl-utpon- Hull, fromn thle Chninber of Commerce of the city of Editnlibrgh, from thle. brllrji 0t Elgin, from ...

... : STADE DUTIES. To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sain-I addressed you a letter, which you were kind enough to insert in your paper of the 4th instant, calling our attention to the imposition of Stade dues, from which stated that his Hanoverian Majesty derived a large revenue. Being anxious to put the public in possession of anv par- ticulars which might be useful when the subject of ?? ...

... I There has lately appeared in the Tory prints, under this title, an attack on the government, on the ground of a proceeding by the senate of the new university, proposing a measure which, if carried into effect, would certainly justify all the sneers and sarcasms of The 3forning Herald and Standard. The only answer to be given, as far as the ministry are concerned, is, that they have not ...

... Tue Queen will hold a Privy Council on Thursday at the new Palace. Baron do Munchhauswn, the Tianoverian minister, had an audience of her Majesty on Saturday, to deliver his creden- tials. His excellency was introduced by Viscount Palmer- sSon, ber ?? principal secretaay of state for foreign affairs, and lby Sir Robert Chester, master of the ceremonies. Madame Triceupi the Lady of the Grecian ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DUBLIN EVENING MAIL. Wednesday Morning, Jan. 24, 18. Sin-I this morning received a letter from my brother, dated Toronto, Dec. 15; and as yours is the first publication, and knowing the desire of the public for authentic informa- tion respecting the late attack on that city, I hasten to send you extracts from it, which, I hope, you will get in time for your publication of ...

... TO THtE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE, SI-nmy former conmmunication,'whicli you wvere kind enough to insert, I stated that thle members of capter here- after to be appointed were not to enjoy the privileges of their predecessors with respect to patronage, and that the two last-elected prebendaries ot Westminster were to be in all respects the same as those members hereafter to be ap- pointed ...

... LONDON: TWiDNVESDA Y, JANAUARY 31,1838. The candour of the Duke of WELLINGTON in frankly owning that the troops in Canada, in the opinion of the best judges, were quite sufficient to baffle any attempts at insurrection, does not seem to have given much satisfaction to a number of Tories, and Sir ROBERT PEEL'S recent exhibi- tions in the House of Commons have no doubt been dictated by a dread ...

... TILE WRECK OF THR KIL LARNEYSTEAXI- PA CKET. In Thle Chronicle of Saturday we noticed the fact that the Killarney stcam-packet, from Cork for Bristol, was totally wrecked off Cork Harboar, with the lose of a great number of the passengers and crew. The total number of sufferers has been since ascertained to be twenty-seven. Tbe following artioulars of the melancholy catastrophie are taken from ...

... [FROM TilE SUrPLEMENT TO TIlE l.ODON GAZETTE- OF SATURDAY, JAN. 27.| Colonial-office, Downing-street, Jan. 27, 1I38. A dispatch has been received from Licutenant-General Sir John Colborne, ?? Commander of the Forces in Cauada, dated 22d December, 1837, of which, and of its en- closures, the following are extracts and copies: EXTRACT OF A DISIATCU FROM LIMUTENANATOG1E3 ReAL SIR JOltN COLBORNE, ...