... SHEFFIELD ANTI-CORN-LAW MEETING. The Chartists, whose numbers are considerable, and organization complete, have beat the Corn Law Repealers in 'an in-doors meeting, by pre-occupying the building, and preventing any man not of their opinions from being heard. The consequence was an adjournment to Paradise square, where resolutions in favour of free trade in corn were passed almost unanimously, ...

... I LONDON, Satucrday Morning, Jan. 4, 1839. We direct attention to the proceedings at Monmouth, and also to disclosures at the meeting of the friends of Mr Wood in Southwark, calculated as they are to strengthen the cause of that gentleman in the borough, as the most interesting topics in our columns. A dinner was given on Thursday to the Hon. C. P. Vil- liers, and Thomas Thornely, Esq., ...

... ,oQN-rngi4EN'AL POLL'.'I.CS. (From, our owtv CorFepnd.rt 3 FRANCE AND THE EAST. Iin the present state of tshe Fren-Ok Chanmber, aid ofth e French. political system, a chaage or nodifi- cation of the Ministry is likely to take psace aerry March, that is. in a fesv weeks after the openibglof' the Session. The Cabinet ire~d iia April towards the close of the Session, asic when all are v ?? with a ...

... TORY MEtR.-Dr Molesworth, who, it will be re- membered, proposed the health of Mr Bradshaw, in terms of extravagant eulogy, at the infamous Canter- bury Tory dinner, at which Mr B. indulged in tirades of personal insult against the Queen, has been pre- sented to the living of Rochdale by the Archbishop of Canterbury. This clergyman is one of the most active Tory clergymen in the Tory county of ...

... A document has been published by the Directors of the Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures of Manchester, on the effects of the administration of the Bank of Eng- land upon the commercial and manufacturing interests of the country. It is of considerable length, and involves some very important questions relative to the welfare of the commercial interests of the country, while it displays the ...

... I Tuesday, December 31. WAR OFFICE. DECEMBgR 31. 3d Light Dragoons-Cornet and Adjutant 3. Sullivan, to have the rank of Lieut. loth Light DragoonsLieut. W. Wilmer, to be Capt. by purchase, vice Jillard, who retires; Cornet M. Gwynne, to be Lieut: by purchaye, vice Wilimer; D. Maycock, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Gwynne. 17th Light Dragoons-Major M. C. D. St Quintin, to be Lieut..Col ...

... FRANca.-The Jourensal des Debats publishes a letter from Constantinople of the 9th ult., stating that the report of the recall of Lord Ponsonby was not yet confirmed, but that it was still spoken of as very probable-nay, certain. The writer adds, that it was well known that his Lordship had set his friends to work in London to prevent the ap- pointment of Lord Durham, as he had already done in ...

... Ih 3lI,.CL EXAMIN-ER. | ..e a - 'un u si on -o p7l o~rtial1 .vriter, lt 5:owlS he ae lou 11 im ?? ; ?? , se. sa;x .ste'upo shedan~gereus preciplieeot tel'iv~g bil-,. proclaoi us' witsainaikiad. a la nwde '1fipaj,, st niror t ?? su wrter. If he tell' the crimes of . ..i wish3 . theL, iih t-ir u ?? ot the law: if he sells * ?? i; s h~etti - e-cltmeru loes or boith sides.ahd then i, 04 a . vi; ...

... THE ANrTI-IISsH POLICY !-Several important reso- lutions against the policy of the Tories have been agreed to unanimously by the members of the new National So- ciety in Dublin. The horrid imputations cast upon the religion and loyalty of the Irish by the Tory Press, have at length roused the indignation of every pattiot, whether Catholic or Protestant, and compelled all good Irishmen to unite ...

... SOUTHWARs.-On Thursday a meeting of the electors for the borough of Southwark took place, at which the following singular statement was made by MrTeulon. { They isere aware that a bill had been put forth signed by Charles Anderson, and countersigned by George Gill- ham, which bill had been very much circulated through the borough.. It contained statements showing that the most insidious ...

... PE RSOtANEW ll 'y i, ay PRINC;E ALFSEfl.--A letterf rbhiCoY i~b, ?? 27th ult., in the eorerce, companied by. his fattierjesfe residence for GoDha_ wbenre b, o set ?? for London. where ileo srige i J1 'e-ft.dily celebrated. Some days befowrpji depasJt~ j s y je& of the Casino of the Nobles gave a 1at1~h*i s at which he wassieceived by ?? ?? wearing fresh gathered roses. The PhB ?? et gave ...

... SILK TRADE.-A memorial has been presented to her Mlajesty from the manufacturers of silk ribbons at Coven- try, praying her most gracious sanction to an uniform colour in the ribbons to be worn at and in honour of the coming Royal nuptials. The Queen has returned a gra- cious answer, expressive of lher earnest desire to promote the interests and welfare of her subjects, by encouraging the use ...