... -?01/1 VTOIROULAR. WINDSOR--WrEDNUQDAY. Thlie Qnoen promenaded foir nearly Iwo holirs th,is ?? on thie Slopes, and rll the Endt T'erree of the Castle, aecoin- jiaris'id by most of the visitors of the Canstle, nnd atteedleld by Heveral Ildic akiJ gentlemen oi the. Royal suit'. Lord Ji4ob RUssell, LorD Wil ltm Rll .JI, and the 'lon. Miss Lister, are expetaed to arrive thiks evening to join the ...

... THEJ VMIoR AArG (CHllONI(.JACL. L O N 1) 0 N: THJIUIS DA V, JA v.'UA ?? 2, 1 O,. Tlie virtnie; of' n T'Pov (-overleilret, couldl one he esitablisiledl, iitti very iilivlY le infinrred tlni whlit itS. w~vocatclt Iar'It s telto viiits ut' thn ?? aITdriiirisat'inilt- Illischicth to tlue Stliilioslid llx'ivai tlives of :I c in ge is fianrtishl hi v the ,lorinij/ ?? ol 'Yestelrd i, wh Njlih cvle ...

... SCOTTISH HOSPITAL-SCOTTISH POOR IN THE METROPOLIS. A general court of this corporation was held yesterdqy, at the Society's Flail, Craneveoisrt, Fleet-stritet. Dr. Woheter In the cheir. Regret having been frequently expressed by the governors and medical officers, thet the commnittee were not authorized to supply iedieinea to the Scottish posr wvho mighit stand in need of themn, the subject ...

... 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 ...

... '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, ...

... jlrorznng chronlicle Qffife, 71o O'ClOCk. 11-ON-IoOUTH SPECIAIA COMMI1SSIOSN. i ? LBY EXPR'SS.] (OD1 OUI1 OOWN RE1PORTER.) (iRO OU1C MONMOUTH, 'fnISSDAY. Iroccwd wiil 111 ret ortoftilt trial of M)r. iFrost, whieh still be ?? iiuteresti I. tve oulv to remark i e crowds around the court-house have in sol.0e t! inc reased ; anid as to thle interior it would be nc- imponssible to maiutiniis a ...

... HIOLLAND. Tim u iwi;, Dix. 2S. -Srcoi ) C l.mnll or -111 S1'.1.'rrc.Grt:NlAI.s.-Noticc Was ?? to the ChIlanber thc in consequence of the illness of the Minister of l'>iarve. bis .Mijesty has appointed 11. Van Geonep to delid thc i-oj 'ct of l'V for a vote of credit, and iilct the Chianiber was goinge to deliberate. The orde,,r of ?? dav was the (ILbate o0n the pro- ject mr lawv fi'r regulating ...

... FUTILRE -'RSPECTS- [Pno11 TliU ANTI-CORNLAW CIRCULAR OP DEC.3U.] Froa ull parts of the country we receive Intelligence, which, although it dnes not surprise, appals us. In one large district we hear of the crops ungathered or unreaped at Christmas. In many others we havethe lost precise in- fori.ation that the wheat lands which should now be covered with a flne braird,are still uDsown. But ...

... MADRID, Dee(. 2a.5 [FROM OUR OWN CORIAiiSPlONiiFNT.] The differeoces existing for sonic tOit' betweenl oSIC go- vernmett anid Ithe army, :,u( ttile peop]lwul apert be f,-- hastenring to a close. Thin morning tin ai(IC-te- cian rlved here with an exposition fromn thc Corn- Inal.--e ~-e.hielf, cxprc.;sing in still strongcr 105111, I iunderztaiiu, the sontinmi 2s of tlie army with riespeoct to ...

... (GR1EAT ANTI-VORN-LAWV MERTING A 7' L EE'D S. SIC( AT I).EFEAT OF TIlI (CIIARTISTS ANI) SO- C IA L ISTS. Ir r n s, 1)roo. 31,18139.-Te l ebst day oi tbis eventful Iear lins t ei'n a gloriowu mie ill Lerds fbr the e!iise of ?? trade In corn. Tlle distresr. which now Cxi3ts in this town-the vast arlilolit of stfli-ring eadured by the ?? classes, in con- r rquence of the preseiit depreesed state ...

... DUBLIN, DEc. 313] F FROM OUR OWN CORtiEStP iNT Mr. O'Cocicell wet the adijouronil morcting i~ f his coclsti- tueeto this day, for thc purpose. of bringing 1Ii) thle report re- finrredtto tle committee at tire last rcest tuiP. The learned gentlaceun prefaced reading the decoaent by a short speech, which did not present any naew feature of interest. REPORT. 1 The commnittee, to whoma it wais ?? ...