... Morning Chronicle Office, Falf-past' Seven. . EXPRESS FROM PARIS, We have received by Express the Paris papers of Tuesday, together with letters from our Cor. respondents in Spain. M. THIERS completes and expounds in the Cornstitattionnel of Tuesday his last note, and replier as follows, to the censures of those who, or both sides, declare the note tobe too warlike and tot pacific:- There is, ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENrI j HOUSE OF LORDS-TUMSDAY. The Newcastle-ulponTyne IwVater-worls Ilill was brought up from tbe Hlonge of Commons aend real a first tirne. LIord KENYON presenrted pititions from several plaee; in Wiles, In favour oJ church extension ; alao petitions agnin8t tile coatinuanae of the grpot to the C.9llege of ?? Ths larl of 1IANDON presented ?? gigaluot ally alt,-ration of I hl ...

... -0 I [V'ROM OUR OWN COitft.SPONDNT. I Although the recent accounts from France, but espe- iallv the choice of the President of the Chamber of )eputies, arc all in favour of peace, the warlike prepa. 4 ations which have at last begun in Germany are no rhere discontinued. In fact, the unprotected position f the districts on the Upper Rhine was made too pparent by the demonstrations in Alsace, ...

... MADRID, SEPT. 3. [FROM 00k OWN CORRESPONDENT.] The great work of revolution accomplished, the capital remains in a state of the most complete tranquillity. No person unacquainted with what has taken place within the last few eventful days could possibly imagine from appearances presented by the city that anything unusual i had occurred. Except at the palace, the city gates, and I the Parque ...

... DR, IBOIVRING AND MR. LIBRABLI. TO B. D'SIRABLT, 3SQ., M P. Sir-I am sure you will allow me to correct eome (Ut3- ?? uniutentiossal) mlstatements in your speech en Colonel Sibthorp's motion. You stated that I had a passage to Egy ?? and consequently ought not to have c arged the expenses or my voyage. You have been Misinformed. I had Do Q~ue-31'a hi]p to convey we. I had not grataltWO! ...

... THE MORNIN G CGHBO. '1CLE. L ON D ON: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1840. We received last night by express intelligence from Constantinople to the 27th, and from Alexan- dria to the same date. We have also received a letter from our Malta correspondent of the 6th. From Alexandria, we learn with much satisftac- tion that the convention with MxlsinET ALI had been signed on the 27th. Coulmodore NAPIER ...

... IIER MA IJhESTY'S DRAVVWNIG-ROON The Qnperi befit hrr flr~t drawiep'.rnom this saren yes. terday ait11sts at St. - e' Palace. 11cr MrrjB~iy andi Prince Athert, atlenlert by their suites, IncludIng tile All . tres o t~ Roes;thelslrchioncsal of Norroririby, lady in walting; Barl or Listowel, lord In waiting;- Mtr. Milt, groom in waithing; Honourable Colonel Caviendish (cit rls marshail), ...

... PUNISHMENT vi'.DEAThI BILL. *Vr,,:ie.nr)AY, JUv,' 2D). Order for the Third Reading read D Meotion made, and Question proposed, That the btill be now read the thilrd tie :-Amend. - nient proposed, to leave out thn word now, nnd at the ent of tne question to add thek svrrds epen this Jey three reoltbs;''- Quastlolr put, That tile word now starnll part of the Quiiv- lion :-TTue ...

... D.2ATH OF SiX KUND It E SLAVES BY; Sb FgT)O, 2'1ON. Tre Cae of Good Hope Shipplig LUet, received by the 11it .orwiral, t ?? -Ie tl~,11wirt drradl'ii LCerti tiu th., i),s or 70b laves, ad scbscrqrit ir wreck Lt' ih; s!:ver- 'Toe lest accounts tfro tihe M.zilltbique sirte zhit to savers, cue a ship, anl the tither a bri.:, wrere wreck-IJ in Mozambique uarbour duriug a Lirrizane irun the souih ...

... HEZR MiAJESTY and the PRINCLSS ROYAL. (IRoM ,Tfr CoLiRT -IRCULAR.] The bulletins of her Majesty's health issued on Saturday and yesterday were as follows:1 ?? Palace, November :S, 181, Half-past nine, A M. The Qeecn anl the Princess Royal continue to ;o on perfectly wcll. JANIES CLARK, M.D. CH,,RIES LococK, M. D. RoSEBT FERGUSOY, M. D. RIcgoaPD BLAGDE?. Buckingham Palace, November 29, ...

... TIlE MORNING CIi? 0 YZCLE,. LONDON: MONDAY, JULY 27, 1840. The events of Barcelona will turn out, we trust, not so serious, at least not so marked with excess, as the Prench telegraph informs us. A sanguinary insurrection- the RF.GENT outraged_ the rabble battalion armed, would indicate a mortal struggle between extreme parties. 'We own we cannot comprehend the conduct of the QUEEN in ...

... Yesterday a quarterly general court of the proprietors of stock in this company was held at the India House. The court was pretty numerously attended, as there were several notices of motion standing for consideration. Shortly after twelve o'clock tile chair was taken by William Butterworth Bayley, Esq., and the minutes of the last special court, which was called to adopt addresses to the ...