... MADRID, DEc. 30. [FROMNt OUR OWN COIRRESPONDENT.] In my letter of the 21st instant I think it was that I informed you of thlc scandalous disposal of tile reserved bonds in the haods of Messrs. Ardonin and others by the Spanish government. Thc Eco del Comercio of this morning communicates the same intelligcnece, and gives, beddes, the following particulars relativc to that subject s It appears ...

... CONSTANTINOPLE, DrCEiwirnci 31. [rOm01 oun owN conEsroNNDENT.] In consequence of the adheronce of Russit to the terms proposed by Austria for the final adjustment of the Turco.Egyptian question, as signified to M. Boutinief in the dispatch alluded to in the postscript of my last letter' this most desirable event is, we are now told, very speedily to be brought about; indeed, we have the ...

... HOUSE OF CORMONS-SATURDAY. lithe Speaker took thie chair at twelve. Mr. PLUPMT11L presented a petition from certain inbis- bitants o Faversbarn, praying for leave to bring iu 8bill for the improvemoent of the oyster fisheries. I'RIVILEGIE-STOCKDALE AGAINST [lANSARD. Onl the! rder of the day bijug read for the further eoB- sideration of Messrs. Hansards' petition, Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved that ...

... THE MORNING CIHRONICLEF LON D ON: VRDNVESDA ?? JANUARY 22, 1840. The motion d that WILLIAm EVANs, Esq., and' JouxN WHEELTON, Esq., Sheriffs of Middlesex, having been guilty of a contempt and breach of the privileges of the House, be committed to the custody of the Sergeant-at-arms, and that Mr. SPEAKER do issue his warrant accordingly, was carried last night by a majority of 195 to 94. The ...

... !1RBLAND. DUBLIN, JAN. 17. - [FROe: OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] CONSERVATIVES AT THE LEVEE. The Tory party may sconm to pull pretty well togetlher in England; but at this side of tihe water they arp all sixes and sovns, The last levee of Lord Ebrington has afforded the most recent illustrations of the divisions that prevail aniongst thorn, Tire Eveniny 111ail is not only the barrel-organ of the ...

... SECOND EXPRLSS, I CONVICTION OF' FROST. The jury retired for half an hour, and then re- turned with a verdict of GUILTY, accompanied with a recommendation to mercy. Judge Tindal: We shall report your recomnmenda. tion to the proper quarter. T'he prisoner was then removed. MUNIFICENtCEx OP HER 'MAJESTY.-The hono- raiy secretary of the Royal Free Hospital for the Deatitute Sick, having ...

... WINDSOR- EOsDN E8DAY. 'rhe Ladies Eleonora and Constance Paget remain aL ths Chstle on a visit to the Queen, and the Earl and Couutess ol Uxbridge are expected to join the Royal dinner party tian evening. Vibcornt Torrington art ived yesterday at the Cst le, enld eucceeded Lord Byron as the lord in waiting on hlr Ma- jesty. Viscount MAllbourne took his departure for town this uorlinilr. Mr. ...

... TRE SJI.IiFE'hlD ANTI-CORKN-LAWV MrWsl~gJ'G, S1AN) MR. WIARD'S ADVHJISS TO HIS CONSTITUBVTS. The lnaetieg was ad vertised ior one o'clock on Wcednesday, the lirst day of tble new year, in the great Cireus adjointig thie Ctittle Market. From the nmoroerrt that the proceedinge comrnecnrIe, it wras evident that there Was to be a viok nt optImlitiOlv, and the doors having been forced open art hour ...

... We were yesterday admitted to a private view of Mr. Burflrd's new Panorama The Palace and Gardens of Ver- sailles, on the Ftte of St. Louis. The work is executed evith ull the artibt's uiual life and effect, but the interest of the Fcene is, perhaps, somewhat inferior to many of his for- teer eifrts, now that the mighty nosster, steam, has so nearly aeusibilatedd space between London and ...

... DUBLIN, JAN. 4. [FllOor OUs OWN conaESPONuEBNT.] THE LORD-LIEUTENANT AND Mlt O'CONNELL. MIr. O'Connell dined wilh Lord Ebrlitgiou on Thursdey, and the .lveuing AMnil has issiued its royal mandate ac- cordingly, forbidding all gentlemen aerd nobles of the land to enter bis ?? dining-roomn for the future. Ue do hope and trust, says our Mliojr .Donzo, that there is enough of self-respect, ...

... 'TIHE NEi,,LSON MIONUMENT. To rlin EDI'IT)R or Triin MORNINGT, CHRONICLF SIK --Cae: yot inform your reftders V- h iati ntior. l) prooused with the Nelsen 1M'uilwi(iu iii Ir,li gar-equalte, or ii what state the miattvr n,w is' 1,I others, have colntrilb lteid a ceriailli enlin for the onr;im: f'ttine rnemorial i and, sa fir us I cea s!e, we h; Ii1lj h,. well tiave kept tha moiney in our pockets ...

... S;CUTIIIUWA R K AL 1('7'7 UN. A meptinit ni flii eiee.cirs II tl-ii itsroiwii, in Ilie interest of ,I r. Wm no was l uI I s t 'elr#)l , (, ,I ?? jt at ?? I a ck tII i II Ti'vt ni, ret isiave, Stud'si~. 'lriii Irl(Ojijljd wli. it jarite plutl re~pcp lnb~ oic, niru l NI. Wood Nwut. pri'ent. Mr. Nash bavinig been esited to hi ,hir M1r.0 (Ciii r ci rose to, pinp-,:.s. tiv fo irst rvsot 01 iil, ...