... [TOWNX EDlITIC)N] THE MORNfIAv G CHRO NhT CLE. LON DON: 1. ').VESDA Y, NOVEAIBEI? 111,. 1841. The joy caused yesterday throughout the metro- polis by the gratifying announcement that the QUREN was safely delivered of' a PmnIcN, will be shared by all the suljects of her wide-spread domi- nions. In another column we have laid before our readers such particulars respecting this auspicious event ...

... ?? LEr.D(;E ON' L ORD SrANILE' pS 1, NOIRt NCE. 'Io ?? EI)ITOR OP' TImu MONNING (llly'j,j Sou-llavtnglifd my attenitionl ?? to,~ Vflt. vie . ordinary stae leient ino do by Lord Stanley ait LI tica~ 1501 ind'!uced to send you thle followin ag extract ' Alleop's; Letters and Memoirs of'S. T. Coleritdge, in g1:,, his lordship's ignorance stands conspicuous. I Live a~ to know that 8imilar ...

... THE It IGJSTRAVIO AS-M MONDAY. CITY OF LONDON. [Betbre Mr. Bavley.j This day was appointed by the 'learned barrister for the revision of the parisht of St. isotolpl, tAIdg'ate, The claims and objections are far more nulerous ir. it than in any otber part of thle Citv, acid thc dliflulties attending the re- Visimi arise cllicey froml the number of aliens amongst the former. ~ - WVEST.MINSTER. ...

... - SELA CTIMAC. Y-THE To TILE EDITOR oP THgE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-The Tinuss, that chatmpion of Toryisin, comielnces its labours of tile presentt week with an elaborate article ou thc distresses of tile country at tho preseint tihe, siid the remcdy for the evil. After a severu Iastigeatioli of the W~hij's ald Radicial, for their scandalus e iio the miseries of the pcople, which, it observes, ...

... T'he fbllowing letter has been aceidena.llY delayed in in reaching us: m e now give it insertion, with another of two days' later date:- ])UBLIN, Nov. 13. PR,>O Ot'h owy CORRw5p(ONDD.N, LORD DF. GREY AND SIR E. SUGDEN. You are aware of the successful stand made by Sir Ed- wlrd Sugden against th4 appointment of M1r. West, Mte- Ier for Dablin, to the vacant sergeantcy, which, in com- aliance ...

... TEB UNIOY2 OF THE MIDDLE AND I LOWIVER CLASSES. } To TrHn EDITOR OF TlE 5MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-As the chieforgan. of the Whig or Liberal faction, mead widely distributed among the higher, middle, and lower classes of society of diversified politics, I have been induced to trouble you with the following remarks, ?? -enideavoured to slow that neither the repeal of the Coin- laws nor the other ...

... DUBLIN, Nov. ?? [. FROM OUR OWN CORREa5)IODZNTJ ADDRESSES TO LORD DE GREY. The Tories and Orangemen Still continue their addresses to Lord de Grey, and in the answers to all his Excellency makes renewted protestations of his determination to act with 1 firmness and impartiality, as th bi mas t overcome prejudice and restore tranquillity. A to i Ecellency's impartifality, even the ...

... B!RP1111?'U A/:13 (CIHRLTCH RATE. _I IFRO3r OUR CCORREiSrPOnENT.] .Y l.V.NIS:.-Tle Polling was ?? thi. mon ;rnq with incrcased nctivity onl II. jrrt of te. Anti- Ch(, e-rate party, anid kept up with con6iderablespiriT MJeromt hont the day. At the close of the poll, at iour o cloek, the nrilnbers tiood DS follow :- For the rfote I-7, ag~ahm it l,l.0-1ajorit- on the day's poll against tdie ...

... THE, STATPA OF UPPER CANADA. To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE Sin-My attention has been drawn very recently to your report of the proceedings at a public dinner given in West- minster to Captain Rous, in which the gallant member i. made to say, after adverting to other alleged misdeeds of the Liberal ministry- At the samne time that this was proceeding, every one was aware that there was ...

... LONDON GAZETHB qf FRIDA Y, Dec. 24. WHITEHALL, DE(C. Ili. T'he Lord Chancellor has uppointed Luke Thompwon, of flip city of ~ork ; Olivcr Lunn Hfanlbury, of Ashby-dA-I%- Zouclh, in thae county of Leiceatcr; Cliarico Stedgley, of M~ans- chester, in thlC county of Lancaster; and Alexander SevolUel Craig-, of S9lrawsbuOW, ina the aounty af Salop, Gentlemen, to tic Maters FEctraorcdinary in the ...

... BERNA RD ?? VAVA IH'S IMPOSTURE. The tbllowizig letter is Troul the surggeon of' Reading I ) lINI, NoV', IA.-t It tle' eit-h ti diiy ?? confinlement MidUt Lood reasou to believe tli4t he lui ttaken a tportion of' tih 'gruel Aciicil hald been left ill his cuil, and oui nmrv earefid examination I iulnd that thli allowvantces ibo t iI' ti ev or itoir diVS pire Vious, Which ?? ?? pree- seorved, ...

... IR LA ND. DUBLIN, DCEMiBNElR 1. [ROM OUR OWN COultESPONDENT.] CORpORATION OF DUBLIN-REJECTION OF AN ADDRESS TO LORD Dl GREY. The corporation assembled yesterday. Atter the transac tion of general business, Mr. Titom As brought forward his motion relative toan address to Lord De Grey. Ile thought the Dublin corpo- ration were bound, as they had voted aun address to the Queen, to vote one also ...