... '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 ...

... SKATING IN THE PARKS-ANOTIIL'R FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE ICE. Notwithstanding thie appearances betokening an approach - log thaw, which exhibited themsslvei on Saturday after. noon, th. wind towards evening veered back ugain to the eastward of south, and the frmet during the night rwao as in- tense as it was during the preceding night, the thermnumzet r teing at half-past seven o'clock yesterday ...

... 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 ...

... SECOND EXPRLSS, I CONVICTION OF' FROST. The jury retired for half an hour, and then re- turned with a verdict of GUILTY, accompanied with a recommendation to mercy. Judge Tindal: We shall report your recomnmenda. tion to the proper quarter. T'he prisoner was then removed. MUNIFICENtCEx OP HER 'MAJESTY.-The hono- raiy secretary of the Royal Free Hospital for the Deatitute Sick, having ...

... WINDSOR- EOsDN E8DAY. 'rhe Ladies Eleonora and Constance Paget remain aL ths Chstle on a visit to the Queen, and the Earl and Couutess ol Uxbridge are expected to join the Royal dinner party tian evening. Vibcornt Torrington art ived yesterday at the Cst le, enld eucceeded Lord Byron as the lord in waiting on hlr Ma- jesty. Viscount MAllbourne took his departure for town this uorlinilr. Mr. ...

... 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, ...

... LEICESTER WHIIPPING TOMS. At a meetinqr of the Leicester town council on Wednesday last it (iscussion took place relative to a eurious custom in thoat town, which is kept up every Siirove Tuesday. The aCer,' id in the street cailed Nmwarke, and tbe actors In it are cullcd W hipping Toms. Soeie idea of the custom way ba gleaned from this remarks made by the several inembers of the town council, ...

... liR EMfONSTR1?ANCN against SPOLIATION. TO Tksu EDITOR OF Ti-. MORNING CHRONICLE. F1RIESND-IlU thy journal of yesterdey's date thou hait worthily performed thy daty, in showing how wrong are the teachilgs of My ne-iilbour Bsttomley, who ?? ?? a ctrirnrau of the O Cperatives' Committee of Leeds. I am grieved truly to knowe how great is the suffering of so many thuusaands of our fellow beings ...

... TIHE MORNING CHRONICLE. L ON D) N: FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1810. The overland mail from India, received yesterday, brings intelligence from China of considerable im- portance. Two very violent, and, as far as we are able to say from the information before us, unjustifiable outrages against the rights of British subjects have been committed by the Chinese authorities. In an affray which bad taken ...

... MIorning Chtronicle Oflice, Fmir n'clid, EXPRESS FROM k ijt, We have received the Paris journals of Urillday by our usual express, with letters froml our corre . pondents at the head-quarters of General l iii TFRO and at St. Sebastiann. The two latter we are obliged to postpone, in consequence of tire late icu) at which they reach us, as well as the crowded state of our columns. We give, ...

... DRVONPORT EL R(CT!ON. Thb proceedings of yesterday (FruI ey) excited samotgst the Ret ;rln(erI ol Ihi, I'nrougl' 1a, I ?? ,tbe eost livvdy hi'c.revt. Tnie) w*re implortant, both ,ase regards their reRultS uu the c-uoing election at this burough, and as being tlie tir>- vp-acttical ?? (of th, ballot on a Istrge -a .bis coutlay. Dulig, tile Itut week ?? hwil benii carried on, and arrangewents- ...