... THE MORNING CERONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 180. In the Ilouse of Lords, last night, the Bishop of EXETER presented a petition against the Social Bible, or the New Moral. World, praying that measures might be taken for its suppression; but the right reverend prelate intimated that his own opinion was, that the existing laws were sufficient to afford protection to the morals of the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... STBAM NAVIGATION ACT. Tue awful catastrophe recorded in our Saturday's journal, of the destruction of the A nerican steam-boat Lexiegton by fire, and thc hurrying into eternity by the most dreadful or deaths abovc Itt0 of oar fellow crea- tareS, Ims forcibly recalled our attention to tihe exposure of similar disastcrs in our own mercantile steami-marine, by the habI report of the commissioners ...

... ALLEG BID IIVSULT to the BRITISH JJLA G. To THE ED)ITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sill-ru l;J,! Uniteed l rr'ireieC esl/tc of tihe 25th of January Jurt, I (-b4a!rvr at letter, sijgied with the initials S. R. S., int explairarion of tie liate ?? ;uillit 1o tie 134- tish flig at thlu Mauritiuq, und which I canirot btt thilk is the most probahble version of the story. Mistalies too often arise ...

... UNIVE'RS17 Y INTBLLI'ENCE. -40- Iu a convocation, l-lflel on Thursday lat;t, the following| genthlmen were ?? approved as Lsanmilirs for ih LItiO University Schlol;Ur`hi), for the present JIM :-Utv. Richard Wmn. Jelf, D.D., Ctinon of Christ (Church; Rev. G. Fuller Thlomass M.A., IFitor of Worcester College; Itev. T. Legh Claughtor, M.A., I.llow of Trinity Collcge lu a coogregetiol, nicilen at ...

... 7'11E PRIVILBGE QUESTION. [FRO3M Tilll EXAMINIR.] 111ile tie arguments for the disputed prloilege of tile Caoroeof have eeci strengthining unid giininggroiund in the Fublic mind, the resol ntiou of Lord Johin RusselI has, it seemsnf, been relaxieg, and lhe now talks ol a declaratory law. Upoiu the whole he thought that the! house should not go on with these commlittitenls without first ...

... PORTUGUEiS CLAIMS ON COLUMBO. I Snome excelleut papers upon the Portuguese claims on ColumIbo ?? nlpeared isl tbe PoIWaS of Oporto ane thle Correio (le Lisboa. A letter signed Scrulator' in the lattor journal, seaes the who]e matter very ciclrly. The history of the rase appeamr to be this -The first inter- -ourse of the Portugn ese with Ceylon 'as in I;Q5 or 1.0(0, when Alrmeyda wans forced in ...

... ,'IlE iSERIY iMlRISOINMlENT. M EEIiNG IN TiI' GiU ILDI~lALLi. A Coxmmon I [all Was lheld v, sterdtty M itt, th uildhall by Olic sjipoiutm lit of the LordAI ?ia yr, to who * rcttnigitilin liet liven presented, Signed Ity the live~ry, by wvhoii tl.o siierlff,i were electedt, 1..r the phirpoae,, tie the placards culling thle Iteet inc- R11I);I e of 1 t ak lg tike ?? ?? ol their cil~ into Ci-C ...