... LONDON: MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1840. A communication from our Paris correspondent, dated four o'clock on Saturday, mentions that on that (lay the KiNa hbad accepted DI. THIERS as President of the Council and Minister for Foreign Affairs ; as, also, the Cabinet which he proposed, and which is- M. de IESiUSAT . . Home-office. M. VIVIENr. Justice. M. COUSIN . . . . Public Instruction. M. JAUBERT . . . ...

... RE-UN1ON.t.C,-,_12 CA Y4DI. At a yn'etiolg of a Number c., .-i.in f Qatobec, Intrted to piueiva the report itf a oc ?? .PPOinted at at praidons meeting tO prepare res~o~IthrF ?? props55d re, uniptl of Upp~r awl Lwer C-La ~dc, it h.:.t 'at bra `f B. Glacke- meyer, E~q., on F-idt)-, thb' 1. .~ Af!,1840; Jolla Willitout Wo'ki.y, E (I 31 Ldet to the chair, R. Gleckem,!yer, E' iir, ?? qucest n to ...

... SIltERIFS' AIBETI NJ . -- To riiL EDITOR oF 'rE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sta1_-t eorroeliondwiit of the vilnc writes, f I answer for the fact, that Easthepe, Warburton, Huma, Prymne, Cop- p,)ek andi Co. heal estblisllhed a large committee in one of Wie rooms of the tavern, and that, somehow or other, they eantrived to get tickets for a good many fighting men and other rullians; in answer, the Iimee ...

... fOUl[R' JCIRCULAR. alajestY and Prince Albert and ?? Queen Dawager ?? tliviti service yesterday morning in the -Chapel j 3 to The sermon wtas preached by the Rev. h .t nod, firn the trint epistle general of John, chap. ii. ; IY' a111d 17. The ?? vrere read by tile Rev. ere I ole prayers by the Rev. Dr. Wesley, and n Jtil1, At ?? by the lit.v Dr.Wesley and the Rev. p1011u sfi mmuical ...

... 1'01ITSM OUT1J-SAIURDAY, FEB. 21. The Cyclops steaan-lrigate, Captain Austen, sailed this nmrniing, Nvith the depot companies of the .-ith Regt., for Cork, fromhehcace she will bring the depot of the 61et Itegt., conslsting of 408 rank and tile, and 16 officers, and will land thets at Southampton, to he conveyed to WiLehester by railroad traia. Stle will afterwards take a castaon to the ...

... MADRID, is.B22. [FROM OUt' owN CoRRESPONDENT.] The Cortes, as usual, are still employed in the exami- nauion of their own validity and legal Iklnicieucy. Ac- cording to the existing lavts upon these points, the con- ittitution of the Chamber, as it is Called here, but more intelligibly to the English reader, that state of the Congress in which it is competent to the flil performance cf ...

... C;lone theR. Y. S. INTELLIGENCE. . COlOnel the Hon. R. F. Grevillc sailed from Covwes lisqt week tbr Malta, in his splendid brig yacht Anonymno, of 491 tons. Ontho Istilat. shewas cli 'lyroutt. Mr. E. N. ilarvey'g new seotioner yacht Gitane, of' 101 tons, wils hauled on White's Patent Slip, at East CowC8, on the 21-t, and finishad copperiog on the '27th. She is bhund 0o the Western Islands. Mr ...

... LETTER IV. IS THlE CIIURCH OP SCOTLAND RESISTING( TIIE LAW OF TILE LAND? To THf EDITOR OF THlE MORNING CHRONICLE. Siu-Early in the present session of Parliametit, when srnte reference was made by a noble lord, in the Hlouae of Peers, to the neceesity of a measure being speedily intro- doted to allay the agitation wvhich existed in Scotland on the subject of non-intrusluo, Lord ?? took ...

... DJRU.Y-LANE IHEAT1B. To THE EDITOR OF Tile MORNING CHRONICLE. Silt-I have just had my attention culled to a long letter rvhich appeara in yoar columns, containing u most grost and untrue statement concerniiitt a most respectable indivi- dual, Mr. Frederick Fisher, of Doncaster; tiud as you have given puhije~ionl to that letter, I trust you will, 8a an act ofjiusticc, also publishi this letter. ...

... To Tan EDITOR oF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-I think the public ought to be made acquainted with the rross outrages committed by the Tories upon the persous of the freeholders of Middleiex, in their attempt to pack a meeting, which they would delude the public by calling a coanty meetinig, at the Freemasons' Tavern; Iad if the law of Eugland provides a remedy tor every wrong, I would thank you ...

... CozURT CBRCULAR. Her Majesty had a dinner party last evening at Backing- haro Palace. The coipanpy consisted of their Royal High- nesses the Duchess of Cawbridge, the PrineesB Augusta of Cainbridge, and the Duke of' Sussex ; his Serene flighnmess the Hereditary Prince of Silxe (Johoulg Gotha, tile Countcss of Lichifjeld, tha Eatrl of' Errol, EArl of' Uxbridge) Earl and Coantees ?? and Ldy Maly ...

... IIOUSE OF LORDS-MOnDAY. The Lora Chancellor took his seat on the woolsack at five o'clock. Thle Duke of WELLINGTON resrumed his usual seat this evening in tbe house. II, was warmly congratulated on his re-appearance by Lords EllenborougbAabblurton, Aberdeen, &c., bat we thought his grAcO looked extremely ill. Pie was very oale and thin, but seemed in good spirits. The Bistop of EXETER ...