... SIPAN',fIH BONDS. _.0 i'o THR FDITOR OF TE, MORNING (CHRONICLE. Sia-In your journuli of the 17th instant, under ?? head of the q Money Miioket,' a panigraph has blci in- siiteat, of iv icli it bevo o s n c esary for me to take im- inedie notice. It is in lhege wor(sJf:- It was assertud )y .Mr. Qulin, at the geneial meeting, that if [lie c laims of tile ( Cortes) bondilod, rs were vigorously ...

... SIR. IIA'FNES'S TRAGEDY. We hlave not before had an opportunity of giviag a few SpeCeilnCfl5 from the new and beautiful tragedy of Mary ; tu, now in n course of performance three times in every week at i)ury-lille Theatre. It hais becn printed (though solmetwhat late) by Ridfvway, and dedicated by the author to Macready, to hviorn Mr. Ilaynes is certainly ! under great public obligatiols, but ...

... WHE IDUKE 01F WBLLINGTON AND PR I,% C1 ALDERT'S PRBCfEDLA G Y. i' riir, IDITOR ox'TmE MORINING CHRON1CLIA. ~It -The editord of the jitiradod anal Tinics, and ine ofiur Toly papers, are foamniing with rage at the ties. Icr hlat her Maleaty has exhibited those ficelirgs which ?? !ocr tit the conduct ot the Dukie of Wellbigton in thle. i~ie eit 1I ,rd5 onl tbo ?? A t, -; r ov~ arriage Un ...

... REPRBSENTATION OF T1IE 2VVBR- I N'ESS BURGHS. On Friday a meeting of electors took place in Inver- neFs, supporters of Mr. Macleod, M.l, at the last election. The rumoured retirement of that gentleman, owing to ill health, had been again confldently stated, and the Conser- vative caudidate, Mr. Fraser, Crormarty Fouse, was said to bave renewed his canvass, with increased assiduity, in con. ...

... -0- DUBLIN, FEB. 26. [FROM OUR OWN COaaRE5SONDENT.1 TORY PERSECUTION-DlSkiSSED CURATES. The Londonderryl Journal aunoollces that the Rev. James Crofton, whe bad been ?? from the curicy of Coleralne for refusing to attend a dinuier given by the Tories ofthat pisce to Mr. Euward Litton, M.P., has been ap- porinted by the Lord- Lieutenant, witfleeat solicitation from any quarter, to the vicarage ...

... ANTI CURN-LAWV MOVEMENTS. A meeting of the friends of the abolition of the corn-laws took place yesterday afternoon at the rooms of the metro- politan branch of' the Anti-Corn-Law Lengae, 1t4, Strand, tbr the formation of' a Metropolihn Anti Corn-Law As- sociation. The meeting was most infldentially attended. Among those present were the IIon. C. Villiers, M. P.; F. Thoruely, Esq , M.P.; Mr. ...

... ST. SEBASTIAN, JAN. 3. LFROM OUl OWN CORRIEsPONDENT.] A groat deal of excitement at present exists in conse. quence of the arrest of a band of Carlists, and the disco. very and seizure of a depot of arms, ammunition, and military stores, which for some time past has been collect- ing in the mountains near Aspeitia. My last letter from this place will have prcpared you for some such ...

... SPAIN, MAS DE LAS IMATAS, FIEI. 14. r fejOMI OUR OWS' COtcRREtS'fNDtNIT. 1 IIF.iADUQlit 'AtMTS 01' TtiS DuE 1)1K LA VICTOnta. The otatement hI my last as to the removal of Cabrera irom Morella to Sian Mateo, in Valencia, on a litter, is contirined by tivo National Guards of Calainda, who iscaped from the formner place chained together like gatllevyslav.s, and who arrived here yesterday. These ...

... THE MORNING CHlRONICLE. LONDON: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1840. In the late discussion on the allowance to Prince ALBERT, it was state(l by tile ClHANCELL0R of the ExciiEqUER, that when the Civil List was re- stricted, as regarded the granting of pensions, many claims for allowvance and compeusation 'ere made to the Crowvn, which could no longer be sup- plied from this Ifund, and it therefore ...

... On Thursday evening we were much gratified at a concert given by this society in a large school-room situate in Harp- alley, Farriagdon-s:reet. The reom, which will accourmeo- date about ?? persons was crowded to excess. Tire music consisted almost entirely of' medrlgalian compositions, sung by a choir of 100 voices, without instrumental accompani- ment. Some of the ciompositions were executed ...

... ATHENS, JAN. Ij. FIROM OUR OWN C(ORIRESi'ONDENT.J 'TIhe lrench steamer, which left this oD the 10th inst., carried you one of the most important letters I have cvcr written to you from this country, announcinv, as it did, the discovery of a widely-spread conspiracy, having for its object the overthrow of the nionarchy, and supported in its plans by the Russian mission. The seizure of the ...

... CIfARTLST JUEETINGS. flROM THlE DUN DEP. COt ?? Although we have not hitherto hceu in the practice of ; uticing the proccilings at Chartikt rev tinge, we ?? it a part of our duty as jouresliets to bring each doings a- are t narrated below under the notice of the fliagistrates an't po- le lice oi the town. !s A person who attended a meeting called by order of the Grand Council of Chartists here ...