... PORTUO'A L. LISBON, Drc. '28. [F'ROI OU OWN lOIsSI'ONDFNT.1 Tnc l)iario of yesterday contains the ?? por- tarif' ffoni the Var-office.- ' The senators and deputius now employed on service in the army having to join the Chambersin the approach- ing ordinary session, the Queen, through the Secretary at War, orders that they shall be provisionally replaced by the undernientioned individuals, ...

... ..E M ORNIN-- GHRO- L a THJE MORNING CHRONVICLE, LONDON: TUESDAY, JANUARY7, 1840. Amongst the many interruptions by which the useful and able member fir Sheffield, Mr. WARD, was assailed fit the late meeting, was one very pertinent question by a Chartist, to this ei'ect - You say we are unfit for the franchise, because we are not intelligent. Why don't you educate us? XVill 30,oW) do it ? ...

... COURT GlRCULAR. -4- WINDSOR, MONDAY. The Queen walked this morning on the East or New Terrace of the Castle, and also in the SlopCs. Her Majesty was attended by the loan. Miss Pitt, Ilon. Miss Paget, Viscountess Forbes, and others of the Royal suite. The Countess of Charletneut rode out this morning in the Park in B ponly plaettoi. The Earl and Countess of Erroll and Lady Ida Flay, aud the ...

... 'UVRT CIRCULAR. WI l)SOR-TuEsr3DAY. Thlc Queen walktd this niorniln oin tbe Castla-terrace and ia the Slpce, attendtled by thc lIon. Miss Paget and Baroness Lehzekn. Lord Byron (the lord in wtiting) took his departure from tile Calstle this mrning. Viscount Melbourne is expected to arrive this evening Irout town. With theue exceptions, the roysl dinner party at the Cistle this evening is ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... TILE MOjA~jATG CliRoWNICL-E. LONDON: IVEIDNJVSU Y. d * UALY 8, 1810. Ani al de pIIn)II ?? ,jIlst ?? us, ?? 'Ilt' PIrhsjetily of' the Lnhm ers Ilt deplondal t oil tho (Con,-lm s. In solito of the e'ugtlutents untld ?? s of thle aidtlior, ('fit o A8 Ji'VONS, lsi i,, ofi Liverltuoi), ws e cannot coincide; il Lis J ti-(locay, tir iustance, of I tfixc(I (unty o0t i i omtedi corn of 10s. per ...

... The LONDON (%A4ZITTB of iTU.RSDA Y, Jan. 7. At the Conrt at Wiln.lsor, the nid tiY O'iJaunuary, 1840, pre- senti, ?? Qllecrn's, most ?? Alujoety in Cnouncil, 'rhoi9 dly tile itiglit Hionouranble Goorge 1Barl of Cilarendon has, 1w cosumand oi' her Mjuety, stworn of lie r aijLiest) 'A ruoit llonourannle Privy Comnci, and toolt li place at the Bomrd accordiriely. 1)O\VNlNCSTIBIcEP, JAN.7, Tine Qu ...

... Morning Chrovnicle Ollice, Five o'Clock. MONMOU'TH SPECIAL COMMISSION. [BY EXPRESS.] [FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.] MONMOUTH, TUESD.AY NIGuLT. 1 RIAL OF MR. JOHN FROST,-(SEVENTII DAY.) Previous to the commencement of the proceedings, Mr. Thomas, as counsel for Lewellyn, applied for money taken from the prisoner at the time of his arrest, in order that it might be restored for the purposes of his ...

... D)Ul'ILIl MAIlL. Il.SNovELt, DEO. 9.-Tlhe statements of ?? jour- nals, that thle King approved some wceks ago of the draft of the constitution, seems to be premature ; for we can state, on ?? autlority, that for the last weck there have been councils every, day, in which tile contents of the tirait of the constitution secre discutssod. They h ave been atteded by the King, the Crown Prince, ...

... INSPBCTORSHIP OF SCHOOLS. A LETTER TO J, C. COLQUHOUN, ESQ., M.P. Sta.-The rcligion and philanthropy of Scotland have distinguished you among the friends to education by deed, and piety by example. With the moral welfare of the immediate objects of your benevolence my recent mission among them has naturally engaged my warmest sym- pathies. It is, therefore, with much sorrow that I read the ...