... Alornlirly CLronide Office, Five o'clock. EXPRESS FROM PABi, . We have just received otur Paris Express of' 'Tuesday. The aspect of Easteroa affairs, and their pussible, if not probable consequences, seem much te modify the opinions expressed on a host of subjects by the French Deputies at the commencement of the ses- sion. Last week, Algerine conquest was to be ex- tended to the Desert or the ...

... CONSTANTINOPLE, JAN. S. [FRIIOM OUIR OWN IORiMESPONDONrT] 1hcI t bisiness carried on at the ?? ( during the Ilst wcck hi1s been solely confined to affairs of interior govcrn- nicnt, viz., the framing of the new constitution of Turkey, as it is ciled, pledge(l by tie Sultan to his people in the late famed Ilatti Suheritf, but principally to that clause of it having for its object the abolition ...

... G BE CE. ATHliENS, JAN. Itj. FRnOM OUR1 OWN UOiREIiSPONDENT.] On the 4th iistant, in consequence of information ob- tained by King Otho of the existence of an extensive conspirac-, having for Its object the destiuction of his own roal person, tile papers rf Count George Capo distrias, brother of the latc President, were seized at his dwvelling; and such was tie nature of thcsc documents, that ...

... COUiii I'(i CULA I1. The Qaeen, attended by the I)verger Lady Lyttallon, ldtly ill Waitil), ?? Colonel Bucklley, eqoerry in waiting, visitod her Majerty the Qasen Dowogvr yesterday, at Marl- boroutu h-house. Her Majesty elso paid a visit to tile Zriacees A ugita, at Clarence-house, St. Janins'. A ViRcount Melbourne had an audience yesterday of her Majesty. The royal dinner party at Burkioghain ...

... iMP1ERIAL PARLIAMENT 1IOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY. The Lord Chancellor took his seat upon the Woolsuek at til,7 u9ual hour. The Marquess oi LANSDOWNE laid upon the table thse minutes of the Privy Council relating to Education. Lrrdi REDESDALE presented a petition fronm Yorkshire, ?? any alteration in the Corn Laws. The Marquess of NORMANBY laid upon the table papers ?? to the e xpenditure of all ...

... MORB ROO VMYo To THL EDITOR ol TE TH NG CHRONICLE. ?? may be a matter fi *dotbj what. s um Should have been voted on the ?? ?? Piinjc Albert, but there can be but one opinion as to the enormity of former ones, for which the country is expected to pro- vidc, viz. :_ The Queen Dowager . 100,000 The King of Belgium , . ; The King of Hanover . . ' 6,000 With respect to the Queen Dowager, half the ...

... UNI VERSITY Y CLERICAL VN TELLI GENCE. OXiFORD, JAN. 25.-The Regias Professor of Medicine has issued a notice that on Wednesday, tbe 29th instant, het will commence a course of lecitres on anatomy and physio- logy, at two o'clock, il the Anatomy School. The Lord Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol consecrated oa t Tuesday last the new church at Aistone, near Cheltenham. It is a splendid and ...

... BOOKSELLERS AND TJHEIR TRADE- I SA L. DI)NIVEJS. [FaROM A COtllSV'ONDErNT. The custoin aoong wholesale booksellers of convening the trade urder the auspices ol a good dinner, for the purpse of telling stocl, is a liberrl institution of the olden tiue, which appears to be glaininug strcogtfh in the pre. -t-t generation. It isit at metly kuown when this custou was lirst established, bat it is ...

... The LQ('i'DOA GAB , TTEZ5'T ol i'UJoSDA Y, Jan. 28. CR0 WN.OFICE, JAN. 27. 14115911t1 ?? TO SNRV9 TV THItS P'ItNOENT tPARIIA31ISNT. Bormugh of SouthwatrkGBenjamini Wood, or 51 ;,rk-iane, lo thle city of lomdon, Esq., In the roomr of ?? Witittle Haorvey, Esq Who has accep~tcd thle oflice o f &ooirniliionerof Police for the city of London. City of Ecinburigh-Thte l~h Heo,.Tlionles Batbiogtolt ...

... LONDON: THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1840. The debate on the motion of want of confidenee in Ministers is again adjourned. The principal speakers last night were Lord HloivicK, Sir JAURS GRAHAMt, and Mr. MACAlU- LAY. Lord HowicK availed himself of the occasion to state his reasons for quitting the present adminis- tration. We have always allowed to the noble lord the praise of great acuteness, and ...

... CH41?TISI. 'The folle ving dotcumets were either quoted from by the Boa. Fox Naule, lo the COUreCof11 ?? laet eight, or have reisrence, to the subject matter of it :- MEMORIANDA RELATING TO CHIARTIST DIS- TURBIANCES. Ini Novemrber 1838 reports vvere receivad by the Secer- tary of State froni the lucal inr gistrates, 01 disturbances and seditious ruectitige, held at Clyde, litibdale, '[ddium- ...

... PUBLIC AIPErIA GS8 to ]'I7T7I'IONfor the Li1 hS of 51j'FuS' and his A bbSWA I'h'S. I ST. TARITIN'S.IN 1N-Illi FlLDs,,-L s1.Pvlninr. a meeting oY thie inleabitamts ol S,. Mi 4rthi',-iut-tlle Ficlde hok Iplace : t the Vestry-room, ior the purposo of pelitionihe l er AliM- jcity for a retiisdion elt the ?? ot death ajo. ?? ctil list lenders at lollmraoth. Mr. Churclwilwmrun Hutchiugs having been ...