... *rg VrAT': -t1SO~i~ZVA hI I oJL i1ee, ?? .a ques- fJ 0 LP~ti h'isw4s1ed':oX id ..qe.ia-te nradi'3sll. ff Vwfth `6fioit 41d t fbb j : .A. ?? 6S . ~, hii ?? a i6 . * ?? - ?? .. ?? r $hs Z'srest inmiprticular, Is: dl4StIg1tha, % ihat eagel atid;q hoc iug fetbeity for, which.. that paper. a begn 7al;'ays ta'kedi %hen i 'liasA htdla deat*htb az dead t~ol tt l ej tWOY 4~buse, treats~vierey: .plan ...

... CHerRCte-RATE AT GREENWICH.- It appears that the churchwardens of this parish had taken out summonses against, several of the inhabitants who demurred to the payment of a church-rate made last February. The granting of the dis- tress-warrants was successfully resisted by Mr. Arnold, the barrister, on Friday, on behalf of the recusants. The grounds of objection taken vere-lst. That the Tate was ...

... FRANCE. The Paris pal era which have come to hand during the week are important. It appears pretty plainly, from the state of parties in the French metropolis, that the ministry cannot stand, backed mnd supported as they have been by Louis PHILIrPE ; but that they vill have to give way to one more popularly organised, and ?? of which are already in circilr. tion. At a meeting of their friends, ...

... LORD RADN:OR AND T114 NEW POOR-LAW. In the last number of our paper eve inserted a letter from the Earl of RADNOR, to the Morning Chroaicle, to- gether with a few remarks of our own on the probable meaning. of i6s contents; that meaning, as we thought, not appearing to be Vary clear. In consequence of this, Lord RADVOR EIMi uace addressed another letter to our- melves, whibh Is as follows:- TO ...

... 'n anot ie lumn will be found an account of a meet- lig of operatiye Conservativgs at Kiiddermipster. It is whimsical enough that those -who invite theese operatives, to take the second ?? their name should thds appeal to the judgment of the working men, ih confirmation iof their professed opinion, that working men are too ignorant to exercise a judgment poligcalmatters. The meeting, however, ...

... The arrival of the Great Western steamer at Bristol, in fourteen days, from New York, has put us in possession of papers to the 23d ult. The intelligence which they bring is of considerable interest. An attempt was made by the Americans in the border states, to invade Upper Canada, for which purpose they assembled in force, and landed in two schooners, and having been joined by some of the ...

... To the Marquis J-n. My dear Marquis.-Yon do me too much honour in sup- posing that I had any hand in diverting Napoleon from his mad designs on Spain. The fact was, he was extremely iritable from the effect of a wound in his foot received at the battle of Lodi, and until it was completely healed, he woul* not listen to advice from anybody. The doctors could do nothing for him at Paris, but, ...

... CHJRISTMTAS ENhFITAINMPANVT OF THE poOR OF THE METJUPOLLY. Yesterday, in accordance with the usual custom, tie inmatesof the various workhouses in the metropolis were permitted to partake in the festivities of the day by an extra allowance. The following is a list of most of the parishes, together with the additional allowance voted by the guardians:- ST. MAaYI.ERoNE.-PIUPcrS 1,443; of whom ...

... To TIUB EDITOR ore THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIa-The petition presented to the right honourable the Lord Mayor from some of the paupers of the city of London Union, in the poorhouse at Peckham, having given rise to some remarks from his lordship reflecting most unjustly on the conduct of the board of guardians, I trust you will allow me to place the matter fairly before the public. The petition ...

... Morning Chronitce Offlicc, si o'Clock. Without professing to be as intimately ac- quainted with the affairs and political state of our neighbours, the French, as they are themselves, we must own that some symptoms amongst them appearto usexceedinglyseriousthough not attract. ing there more than ordinary attention. We allude to the gradual hostility of all the great towns to the Government, so ...

... THE REAL AUTHORS OF THE RPBEL- I LION IN CANADA. To THE EDITOR ?? MORNING CHRONICLE. Sin-The bill for bringing her Majesty's government in the Canadas into contempt is bearing its fruits; the hell. hounds of war are loosed; the most ardent aspirations of the foes of British connection could have conceived nothing so redolent of hope to their cause as the demonstration of weakness at home which ...

... PUBLIC DINNER AND TESTIMONiAL TO THE RON. FOX MAULE, M.P., &c. [FROM THE SECOND EDITION OF THE PERTHSHIRI ADVERTISER.] The public dinner, to which the liberal electors and in habitants of this county some time since Invited the Hon. Fo: Maule, for the purpose of presenting him with a testimonia of their gratitude for his patriotic exertions in the cause a reform generally, and partieularly for ...