... CANADA AND T9B UNITED STATES. We list t yeeifrom Live I papers from New Yr tbe26th, and ?? to the 21st. We subjoin extracts from them. To the following address of Sir G. Arthur we have adverted in another column- (FROM THE MONTREAL MORNING coruEs, DEC.. 21.j We invite our readers' attention to the following reply of his Excellency Sir George Arthur to an address pre- sented to him by the ...

... TIR MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1839. In an answer to an address from the Mayor and Common Council of Toronto by Sir GEORGE ARTHUR (which our readers will find among our extracts from the American Papers) his Excellency contradicts the assertion made by the President of the UNITED STATES, that disturbances. had broken out anew in different parts of the two Canadas.1 I ...

... I The -LOAVDN GAZR?'TE ofpTUESBA Y, Jan. 16I net fbllowing bailding 1t certitled aq a platee duly I.git. tered for solemnlcin, marriagepP yuriutn at to thettuot daud7 Wm, IV., CWp. &.5 - Baptist ifeetingbhouse, Biliinghurat, Sussex. Arthur Daintrey, superintendeat registrar. - DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. JAN. 14.-PETER THOMAS SMITH, of Liverpool, hatter. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. WILLIAM BATES, of ...

... [In addition to the news from Canada, published in the Chrwnicle of yesteadxy, the following extraets from the New York and Canadian papers appeared in a second edition.] FitFo0 TvIE P %pas.] - New Yerk, Dec. 26. The Hamilton Gazette of the 17th inst. has been re- .elved this morning, and It makes no mention of the as- saudnation of Sir Allan MINabb; we are therefore in- duced to disbelleve ...

... The Queen honoured the HIlymarket Theatre with ber presencelast eveiTg. HerMMar estys arrived at tle tbhea at a quarter before etgh t o'c lck, attended hy tbG of Cbariemont, Elon. Miis Spring Rice, Hon. Mrs.G Carmbel, HOD. Mais Pegeto Barones Lei T en, Lord L-oredr, the Right Hcn. G~eorge S. Byng, and Lard AlfEred Pasgeti' Vieeount Melbotirfe had an audienee yesterday ofb Ms~erity hl'b Lordn ...

... LONDON: WEDNESDA Y, JANUARY16, 18W. We alluded on Monday last to the proceedings of the magistrates of King's County, assembled to take into consideration the recent dreadful murder of Lord NoRBuRY; and we expressed our strong dis- approbation of the course then pursued, and more especially by Lord OXMANTOWN, the lord-lieute- nant. On an occasion of so. awful a nature one might imagine that ...

... EXPRESS i'it(i3i PIS. | llforning CI, ron iol Offtir' JIoIf 1as!SI o'C'?ncke. For a view of the prospects of the French Minis- try, and of the probable result of the discussion 'penilng in the Chamber of Deputies, we must refer tithe following letter of our correspondent in the FIench capital. It would appear that Count MOLE was fighting rather for thehonourof hisflag than with any hope of ...

... GREAT MEETING AT LEEDS ON TYB CUlR -LA WS. DEFEAT OF MR. FEARGUS O'CONINOR. LBEDS, JAN. 15, I&I. A public meeting contisting of several Itbuland prwo, has been held this day in Leeds, called by the Mayoyr on very numerous end respectable requlsition,and held tratin tiR Court-house, and alterwsrds,lrom tbe in poosibility ol rseeni modating in that building a quarter of the persona 4esarl of ...

... Viscount Melbourne had an audience yesterdoy of her i1 majesty. IF lba soliewing jolned the royal circle at dinner last even- IP Ing at the new Palace -the Marquess of Headlort,Viscount C Melbourne, Sir John Hobhouwe, Mr. and Lady Mary Aber- cromby, aed the Right Hon. 0. S. Byng. A CabinetConecil washeld yesterdayatternoon, at theresi- o dance of Viscount Melbourne, in Downing street. The ...

... CORN LAWS. (n Monday a public dinner of the members and friends of the Harton Agricultural Association teek place In the larI room at the George Inn, George Maw, Esq., In the chair; having, on his right Lord Worsley, ard on his left R. A. Christopher. Esq., members for North Lincolnahire. Mr. B. Hesh&den was vice-president. About 130 persens sat down to-dinner, including many of the leading ...

... LISBON, JAN. 8. [rao.g Our OWN CORRESPONDENT.] The debate on the report of the election committee was brought to a conclusion yesterday. The principal part of the sitting was occupied with a speech from M. Passos in favour of the report, and another from the chairman of the committee, R. de Fonseca Magalhaes, on the same side; after which Seahor Gorjao requested the president to put it to the ...

... MEETING OF THE WARD OP CRIPPLEGATE. A meeting of the Inhabitants of the Ward of Cripplegate- within was held yesterday atternoom in the Ward School- room, Pbillp-lane, to consider the propriety ot peitioning Parliament to repeal or alter the Corn-lavsW. he jentle- men on whose requisition the meeling was eonvened were of the highest respectability, and represented an aggregate property of ...