... M1ADRITD, Nov. 28. S FRMOUR OWN CORRESPOID0iiNT.] The decree which I sent you yesterday, declaring volid elli~ the promotions, decorations, &c., granted by the govern- E, ment of thle Regent up to the time of his departure from l'i Ai Spaits, and the amnesty extending to all political oiffences 5a up to the 10th Novemnber, when the Queen was declared of age, are measures of mach imp~ortauce. ...

... IRE LA ND. DUBLIN, D~c. 11. trc ru'Rns OUR OWN CORRESPONODPNT.1 aot THlE GUN IIOATS-EXTRAOR1DINARY AFFAIR. pa 'lol maky remember a statement I sent last week, respect- obj ing the airrival of the Peneldps war steamer, with fix gun- for boats of formidable calibre, which wets sent downt by the la, Grand Canal to Banagher, in order to guard the pose is across the Shannon between Loluster and ...

... [BY SPECIAL EXPRESS-] LIVER'OOL, WVEDNESDAY. e The New York packet-ship Independence, Cap- h tain Nye, so well kl;own for making extraordinarily ,i quick passages, and being annually the bearer of o the American President's Message upon the opening t( of Congress, arrived here this day at one o'clock,v with pappers to the 8th inst., her day of sailing. i( Congress opened on the 4th, and the ...

... SPA IN. MADRID, D)E. c2. I [PROM OUR OWN CORIESPONDnNT.] ar The Gaztte to-day containe a decree suppressing alto- ih gether the offices of inspector end sub-inspector of national fez militia, and ordering that henceforth this force is to be eL- e tirely under the Minister of War, and the oaptains-general Gx and commanders of the military districts and provinces. IL, Q, other words, the whole ...

... E. LONDON: SA TURDA Y. DECBM.BRR 30, 1843. The Sherborne Journal, of the 28th, contains a report of the proceedings at the Blandford agricul- tural dinner, which is well worthy of attention. In considering the marvellous progress which the free- trade movement has made within the last year, perhaps sufficient consideration has not been given to the aid it has derived from the involuntary co- ...

... mE -C - GREE.CER. 10 THE EDITOR OF THIE MORNING CHRONICLE. SI S-The public must be obliged to you for your very zr oirly insertion of King Otho' o speech the sketch Of ftrb er s aatloual assemblies, and the lively desription of the opOn p n ug of tile present National Assembly at Athens; while the ; 0aeertion in the Mornnin Chsronivlt i of the 18th lust., of thle a article from the Dfliats, ...

... WINDSOR-Sur;DAY. Yesterday the Qseen and Prime Albert took their UsUal walk on the terrace, and the slopes. The Royal Family were taken for their cuetomary pedes- trian exercise in the vicinity ot the Castle. Captain Franeis Seymour arrived on a visit to her Ma- jesty and lPrinee Albert. His E~xcellency Baron Branow and Count Neeselrode ook tbsr deparnure fromn the Castle yesterday. The Earl ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE OF THiE I MELANCHOLY AFRA YAT IVA IRA U. A kind friend has favoured us with the New Zealand Colonist of the 80th of June, which contains the annexed melancholy details of the late affray at Wairau:- We have been furnished with the following statement of the late disastrous conflict at Wairau, which embodies, we believe, all the testimony given by the survivors, and all the ...

... COlMMISSION OF LUNVACY ON A CR1- MINAL LUNATIC. Yesterday, at ten o'clock, sa CommissiOD of lunacy~ woe opsened at the Horns Tavern, Kennington, before Mr. Corn. miss8ioner Barlow anid sixteen freeholders of the county of* Surrey, of whom Mr. Prickle (chairman of the Surrey bee- 5 stops) was foreman. ]i.Atu .oetPac, The 55t1j,-t ot lnquily wo r Atu Xoet ere formerly a surgeon at Kensington, ...

... G REE7CE. The tlection of 1PresideDt and V'ice-Preeidonts of the Na- tional Assembly of Greece shows the happy unanimity which prevails in that body. Notaros, a man of no party, revered from age, and from having presided over several as- 6embliCS, is President. The Vice-Presidents are Miavrocor- dato, Coletti, Metaxts, and Londos-all four ministers: the three first considered to be ...

... OPENING. OF THE FRENCH CIHAMIBERS. The following accotnt of. tlhe opening of the French Chambers, witd the King's Speech, was published by us in all early seconld edition of' yes- terday. Yesterday was the (lay fixed for the opening of' the French Legislature. No less than 20,000 troops were under arls. On these occasions the troops are placed in double lines, at a considerable distance from ...

... MR. CHIARLELS PEARSON and the IVEST- MINSTFR REVIEW. To THPi EDITOR OF T 1E OIORNING CHRONICLE, SIR-In publishiag in vour columns the resolutios n traduced by Air. John Travers to the meetingof of bY you hlive unwittingly bsen a party to an aot of iDi]U-I'VU whileh entitles me, at least, to the privilege of a wo:q ID axidaa~tion. 1should not trouble von if thobe resolutions had er5' nmated ...