... THE WEATHER-THE PARKS. The weather since Wednesday evening has undergone many changes. At six o'clock the thermometer stood at 30 degrees, two degrees below freezing point; but by seven o'clock a light sleet began falling, and about nine o'clock a heavy fall of rain, snow, and sleet mingled toge- ther commenced, accompanied with a strong westerly wind, which continued till an early hour ...

... V INDSOR-THtItSAnDY. Her Majety and his Royal Hlighness Prince A'Detf walked for soeie time this moorning on the terrace oi t e Castle. Her Ros.al l-lighness the Duchess of Kent, atteric'n Lady Fanny Howard, took her accustomed exerci e. Iler Majesty rode out this afternoon in an op- n , phaeton, which was driven by his Royal Highnes, !r::e Albert. Colonel Wemysv. Mr. Itich, and Captriii mmir ...

... TIB (JIJARTISTS AT INV1ERNESS. LFROM AS INVEUNERM PAPER-] Handbills were issued on Monday, nanouncing that Mr. Jnliau Harney, from London, ex-meniber for Northumber- land, to the quondam so called National Convention, would address the inhabitants of lnverness, showing the ?? for an inquiry into the condition of the working classes, at eight o'clock in the evening. Admis- sion two pence, to ...

... I CHURCH AND STATE IN 9COTLAND. A TRACT FOR THE TIMES., rrabO THE SCOTSMAYS.] The limes had two long articles last week on our Non. Intrusion controversy, and otlfer collateral topics, rentark- able for ignorant blundering and unscrupulous mis-state. ments, and well exemplifying the nonsense and absurdity which can be palmed on the people of England respecting Scotch affairs. be shall notice a ...

... V ?? jjzfl C,1rjrj(fli Ofi6ee, Ten o'clock. rpt1f I) EDITION. * . A I-It al IX1' I1tAo RitDN ARY . .IiRES FROM PARIS. H'IE lMINISTER OF FINANCE. 1 ;ive res ?? li extraordinary express from a lull report of the ihportant speech of 31. in tie French finance minister, in presenting - for the year, which we give below. PARIS, WEDFNESDAY ;N1u0H. M V N1 ANN then rovF and said :- ;, .r~tlca th King ...

... Mfo ri/ly Chronicle Office, Seven o'clock. SEI(X:) N 1) EDITION. jN T1'1'E ) ST'A I ES. t LXPRESS FRaJlJ LIVERPO)OL.) (tNE DAY LATER FROM THE UNITED) STATES. LIVERPOOL, THIURSDAY EVP:NINO. The wind to-day having veered round to the north waet. several vessels which had been detained in the channel inade their way into port. and amongst them the Independence, the Ne w York packet ship of the ...

... THE MORNIA.NG CHROTI CLE. LON DON: FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1841. The Finance Minister, M. HUXIANN, presented on Wednesday the budget of 1842. The ordinary and extraordinary expenses are esti- mated at 1,316 millions of francs. The ordinary revenue is estimated at 1,162 mil- lions, which leaves a deficit of 154 millions of francs (six millions sterling). The Minister demanded permission of the ...

... ECCLE1SIASTICAL COURTS. FURTHER PARTICULARS OF MR. HILL'S CASE-PRACTICE OF THE ECCLESIASTI. CAL COURT. To THE EDITOR or THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sma-Mr. Hill has been the victim of two tithe suits in the Exeter Ecclesiastical Court, in both of which may be seen the worst features of this iniquitous tribunal. The first suit arose from his vicar claiming agistment tithes, which Mr. Hill alleged ...

... 3?AILTKWAI FROM LONDON TO CAM1- BRIDGE, NOR U'ICIH, AND YARMO17TH. A imeeting wag held on Wednesday, at the East India and Colonial Club rooms, in Suffolk-street, Pall.rmall, for be purpose Of ?? the propriety of establishing a Wailwa. to join the Northern and Eastern Railway, at Bishop s Stortford, to Norwich aind Yarmouth, by Cam. bridge, Netvmarket, and Thetford. The meeting, which was ...

... DECREE OF T-HE GERMAN D>} . AGAINST 'fRADFES' UNIONS, FARANtOIRT, DD, 24 OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION. The following decree of the Supremte (;eman . deral Diet of the 3d of Decemnber, 184f, id, on the rity of the hon. Senate, hereby brought unei, n cognizance. City Chancery, Frankfort-on-the-Maine, Dec. 22, N140 THE DECREE. ABOLITION OF TltE UNIONS EXISTLIS AMON,j M1AN WORKIN(. TISAI))Fs.'ES, AND ...

... MADRID, DEC. 22. (FROM OUn. OWN CORRESPONDENTr. T'he order and instructions for the new elections have been issued to.day bv the Mlinister of the Interior. On the first of the new year the pfi'vincial deputations are'to proceed to tie division of their respective provinces into electoral distriets, consulting exelusively in this act the convenience of the electors, and advertising them of the ...

... I - . , . . TO THE EDITO OFTSrm MORNING CHRONICLE. SiR-In all the London papers of the W5th instant, there appeared a report of so;ne proceedings at the Lam. beth-street Police-office the day before, in the course of which Mrs. Bailey (erroneously called by the reporter Moroner) made some extraordinary statements respecting the conduct of individuals said to have called upon her for the ...