... TO ToHE EDITOR oF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-Having had the honour and pleasure of an ac- quaintance of some years with the late Samuel Taylor Cole- ridge, I could not help being gratified this morning by the article in your. journal, which so truly depicted the line of thought and clear perception of right and wrong which marked the words, whether oral or written, ot that great man who ...

... DISTRESS of the COU7NTRIY-MEETING qf the COUNTY of RENFREIV. CABInneDr FRO.r T'tE GnASGOw .WSATURDAY POST.] A emeeting of the noblemen, gentlemen, comnmissioners of supely, justices of the peace, and magistrates of towns, of the county ot' enliew, was held ?? Thursday, at the Count-heAll, Paisley, for the purpose of adopting cotgra- atldotroy addresses to her aajesty and Prince Albert, on the ...

... i THB POPULATION of ANCIENT ROMBE Mr. M'Culltcb, with his usual industry and acuteress, has examined the debateablaquestion Of the populousness of ancient Rome, and is dispoled to take a lower estimate than even themoderate one of Mr. Hume. The subject is briefly bat com- prehonsively discussed in his excellent and inform- ing article on Rome, in the' recently issued part of his Geographical ...

... THE LATE FIRE AT THE TOWVER. Yesterday considerable interest was manifested by the authorities of' the Tower, more particularly those of the Ordnance department, in consequence of the workmen and ,oldiery employed in clearing the ruins having arrived at that portion of the Armoury where the train of artillery was situate, and which, in addition to many huge pieces of )rdnance, the emblems ...

... THE 3MOR'VIS G C#HR 0 I CL.E LON ) ON: FRIDA Y. O VE.UBER 19, 1841. There is a remarkable contrast in the ground of argumentoccupied by the two contending parties in the great controversy of the day upon the Corn- laws. The advocates of the taxes on food affect an air of generosity towards manufacturing industry; they profess not to envy, or desire to dimniash, any be- nefit derived from ...

... POLISH BALL ?? GUILDHALL. Lsst evening the Gnildlia]l with its brilliant fittings, and ample space, was once more devoted to the callke of Iharity, and to the relief of the exiles fiast Poland. Upon former occasions the benefit derived by tile Patriots from this source has been most valuable, Upon tile present ?? even additional exertions mid been I ,mad by the stewards, iind the result wss a ...

... LISBON, NOVEMBE3R I5. [FROM OUR OWN CORRIESI'ONDENT.] The bnluget bas passed both Chambers this week,nid thee reumails only tile capitalization measure, which is in the Senate, the finance committee of' which reported la- yourably on Saturday, so that it wvill no doubt pass to- day, aind to-morrow the Cortes ore expected to be pro- rmgmell by the Queen in person. The project of law ein- dowin ...

... [EARLY EDITION.] THE ATORNIAG CHROVICLE. LONDON: SATURDAY, NO PWBBR 20, 1841. It is boasted in Ministerial circles in Paris, that M. GUIZOT has succeeded in obtaining Prince MET_ TEENIcH's approbation of the plan for introducing what is called moderation into the councils and go- vernment of Spain, and that he does not object to the marriage of a son of CARLOS with Queen ISARBFLLA. We believe, ...

... VESTRY MEETING TO ADDRESS THE QUEEN. Last night, at six o'clock, a public vestry and meeting of the parishioners was held in the Vestry-room of the church of the parish of St. Leonard, Sborediteb, for the purpose of considering the propriety of presenting an address to the Queen, congratulating her Majesty on the happy event of the birth of a Prince, heir apparent to the TIhrone; and also ot ...

... COM.PENysA TION 20 THE OFFICERs OF e T'HE BRITISH A UXILIAR Y LEGION. n TO T}1E EDITOR OF T}IB MORNING CHRONICLE. Sin-As some misapprehension has existed relative to the eompenisatiou due to the officers of the late British Li Auxiliary Legion, may I respectfully request you will in- sert theenloesed letter from Senor Castaneda to General Sirde Lncy Evans on the subject:- 'Il1; Alblany-street, ...

... RO)YAL A GADEBMY. Lfst nig-ht mr. (irecen, professor of anatomy at this in- stitution, delivertd the tirst oft the annual series of lectures (n1 lu ltot ly as :applicuble to the tine arts. Sir M. A. Sbee. the presidenlt, was ill the chair. Thpe prol i'ssor comaeflecu I by observing tdat, is tile fbrm, proportions, and move- ' itients of the human body were chiefly interestin- to artists, ;:mid ...

... [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 ...