... TIlE AUORAING CJIRONTICL E. LO N O) ON FJR T A Y, JA , UA RY 3, 18 W. The eloquont adlmonlitionii of' MIr. ('ARLYLE, ill hIS work entitled ?? Chartisin,'' to tle Legislature and to s11 thinkitig mem, that they shouild fix their aWten- tiou on the colnldition of' tile grenat mass of' the work- ing) teolde, anld devise means ior its imnprovemielnt, ill, ve hope, meet (dIe attention -v'here sucel ...

... IW g ' ; 3- n D'0 Xlo'talf Mntrnt'nent'e. ' - ' ~~~~~~~~~~I itULL QI1?J1RAL INFIgRTAlRY-WEEKLY AUHOhT IN.pATENTS. O Ut PATIENTS DlschargedCured. J. . DeIarged Cured, & f Admittede .. . 0 Admttdo m.c. . 4 Physicinf. Dr. Chalmerm.-Surgeon, Dr. Fielding. House-Vis1tor. EdwardGibson, Esq. -Chaplaiu, Rev. C. H. Bromby. Vaccinated bythe House Surgeou 13. HULL AND SCULCOATES ...

... MONMOUTHI SPECI.L COMMISSION. WEDNE9DAY, JANUARY 1I ,nd The prisoner, John Frost, was placed at the bar at IIts nine o'clock thrgit on-ing, and thepreliminariesconnected 00o with thle s~wearing of thle jury having been concluded on- c- Mr. I'ALLHoT Proceeded to open the case on the part of ni the Crown. Ale The indictment charged the prisoner, John Frost, with 'en other prisoners, as betag ...

... I .. ?? - r,-(V m. m- of is- 1 it on a1t ith. of rs. hr. On ti- ces on ers ser ted ,on sat of aer in. ,nd ive its- le- ed. no, his tI L of ha- -IU- he go ips lly A~c cur ics Ott ,e- Ol lid of te- bh be ies ng ,le nt- eed Im- !x- le- ;hc or ?? es, ich at- or or jig sty let L is ra- ihe :ed ss- .he ,ill gn IB- -nd -ed ny use ra- to ice or tcr ile red ct- tin the to ich so- to, ted ay his tileo ...

... I - - wtotlanb. t DEFEAT ON THE CORN-LAW REPPALERS.- I A meeting of corn-law repealers assembled in the Town-hall, Glasgow, on, Saturday week, for the pur- .pose of carrying a series of resolutions in accordance with their own opinions upon the subject of the corn- laws. The Chartists, however, who were present upon the occasion, did not think fit to let the repealers have their own way, and ...

... *ItK agd r t!~grbatiowl. ?? A on CANADA. IIeAvnwe have received adviccsfrsyQucbcc, dated Nov. 21 .s.'ot'er season was rapidly setting in. Thle provines con -s, ttikmquil. Two companiesof the ldth regiment hid been des wac1 tu tisc Blaine frontier, ota an errand, the purport ofI Wit' had not been divulged. It is not improbable, htowever, I tha th p~red pprache atwhih itwil benecessary, that, th ...

... self- Wednesday, January 1 the nish The monthly meeting of the Council, which1 as filina urn- jounred quarterly meeting, was held On Wednesdavhy i jat fi tt~ Mr. II. LAWRENCE, the newl, declarevd member for Roed.. acue street Ward, in the room of Mr T1. Uarvey, took his seat. e. or a Amns h eomnain acb'the Finance C(,I lont, te'nterr r wr h alwo -he use of the rooml trcel th onh~ ob rne o h ...

... '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, ...

... ICULTURE AND GARDENING | YORKSI~zRE Rosz.-This woi(lteful heifer, bred late Johnl Ainsley, Esq. of North Otterington near Nlortiall rtoo, *vhich has tor the wnsn tho been txhitbiwd ira many ofthe rnarket towns inthe of England, was alaughtrred on the, 18th tilt, a o, By1 ?? and Walker, eh lately porcliated lO0 guilleas, asid exposed for saleat that place on Ist ult. Ihe following are the ...

... I - . . -A FEMALE SAILOR, Extract of a letter from an otfflcer of the Robert Small, dated in that ship off the Cape of Good Hope, lie the 20th of October, 1839. The Robert Small sailed ry from London last August:- of A very singular case has been discovered on board 'id our ship; we have detected a young lady in the person i- Of a sailor, who has come out with our crew from the time we left ...

... I CLERICAL AND RELIG I The Earl 'Jf t - o. > O. : H.xh,. iChuvrch; isle Igiven eo. totherelairs of late L AT,, ?? or LicHFXELI -The frierds of the late Dr. Btatlcr ha% e determnsed to' eet a mnonuinent in the chancel of St. Dialry's Church Sehrec u a a inpr petual record of his eminent Shrtuesaburysahrit ans apn his talents as a scholar, emhicn iuesdo a a Christian and 1 ri-cardel. The Duke of ...