... * MADRID, Dz-. 17. tPROM, OUR OWN COtRRB5PONDENT]i The columns of the G continue to be filled with ditsissslt and replacements ofcivl authorities of all grades, thsws affording a capital l cndignaln i titary on the much bsed system of union and conctilton which is pro- clained to be the 4 a prograimm of the dominant party. It is made as ground Of complakut against the politi- cal chiefs, ...

... --- b , LONDON: TlIURSDA Y, DECEMBER 21, 1843. The Russians are a great and powerful peeple; they form a nation which, of all others, ought to do great things by great means. And yet, whether owing to defective and petty traditions of adminis- tration, or to more inherent causes, they cer- tainly do employ the most mean, most beggarly, and underhand ways of following out a certain policy, or ...

... [FROM THE COURT CIRCULAR.] WINDSOR, TInURSDAY.-Tho Qeoen and Prince Albsrt, attended by the royal suite, returned to the Castle, from Belvoir Castle, about aqunrter before five o'clock this after- noon. The first royal carriage contained her Majesty and her Illustrious Consort. The other two carriages and four were occupied by Lady Portman, lady In walting on her Majesty, and the Honourable ...

... IA;CENDIARY FIRFS IN BEDFORD- SHIRW. During the past week Bediordsbire has been visitedl with several incendiary fires, some of which have been of a most alarming character. Immediately after the destruction of a large farm, Lumeitead, at Colmwortb, fires were blazing at Mlaulden, Felmenrham, and' Biddenharn, then at Aepley, and aslmost at the samne hour, on the same evening, this awful work ...

... MORE OF TIWE SCREW. TO THIE EDITOR OF TnE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-Having been served with a notice similar to those forwarded to you by your correspondents of St. Pancras and Pestonville, I am induced to fellow their example of pub. licly proclaiming it, feeling indignant at this unwarrantable application of the screw, which, from W. M.'s letter in this day'e Chronicle (being dated from ...

... THE LONDONCORPORATION REFORMI I BI LL. The following is the bill, of which so much has been said in the City, and to the production of it ropy Pf Which such strong objection was made in the dismtrsiouo on the subject in thle Court of Common Council: Toaed ROUGH DRAPT OF A BtILL 8 4iTo aendan Act passed in the Eleventh Year of th's a1 Reign of George I,, called I An Act for regulating s ...

... I THE SOURCE OF COLONEL TORRENS'S I lwRRORS. We adverted a few days ago to the palpable contradict- tions between Colonel Torrenes' principles and his conclu- sione, and we now proceed to point out-perhaps to the colonel himself-the source of his errors, according to his t own statements. Our limits will uot allow us to go further, and it wte leave some difficulties unexplained, and many ...

... WINDSOR-F1ODAY. The Queen and Prince Albert promenaded this after- noon in tue grounds and plautations aboat the Castle. His Royal Highnees the Prince of Wales was taken a carriag~e airing to-day, and their Royal Highnesses the I rineess Royal and the Princess Alice were taken a walk on toe Castle-terrace and in the adjacent grounds. Ilis Royal Highness Prince Albert went shooting in the reyal ...

... TEE HOUSELESS POOR. On Wednesday the committee appointed to manage the subscription for the purpose of aflording nightly shelter to the houselees, OsSembleai at the Mansion-house for the pur- pose of receiving several noblemen and gentlemen in ad dition to their numbers, and to consider the best means of carrying out the several resolutions for immediately oppn- ing a western asylum, &c. There ...

... SPA INT. -4-- MADRID, Dac. 1. (F OM OR owN coRiasqsow~nevr.J The piedce intrigue Ia now clear enough, and the lunfor- t`unate1 child who has been made the puppet of Narvnee and till hIs camarlila IsI the proper subjet ofipity morro tbaiiof any flic Other feeling. The ~,II who now compose the cxmarilla sal ar the Mafuiclouesecs of Santa Crumn %Ad Valverde, General tus: N&MVez, and at senator ...

... IMlPORRTANT SPEECH OF SIR WILIA h MOLES WORTH AT WAIJ.SDRIDGB - On Friday the annual meeting 0f het Waidubrld Farmers' Club was held at the .1oieOworth ArmsHtt Wadebringe, when a numnerous compangfSthe eMI111rP0 64 friends of the Club dined together. li nlbttng 'ecaftod considerable interest In coneequeflC.0 of the present state of political affairs, and the genieral belief that Sir William ...

... U.NrIED STATES. [EXPRNSS' FROMt O,I'VF'POL ARR IVAL OF 'VilE' CALEDONIA. LIVatRi'OOL, 'T'ii~fSDAY 1MONItNG. So~ Tue rovRl nkail steamer Caledoniti, Captain Lott, arrived here ait ifour o'clock this miornilng, Nvith T tw~enty -one paflsCligrs, ctied the makkils from th I~ie tae n Caniadat; her dates aire from Boston Is on the 14~, and Halifax the 3d instant, having made St the voyntge in tcnl ...