... TUE MORNTING CHRONICLE. LONDON: THURSDAY, JANUARY13, 1844. We trust that the Liberal members of Parliament Swill feel the very groat imporltaice of being in town at the opening of the oessito. No businoss, whether ipublic or private, shoul l he permiitted, at a period like the present, to interfe re with this paranioi t dtuty. Trhe conlitioti to whlich the ailh irs of' the king lomn hax 1c ii ...

... LEG(RlOIN, D)i.,w. 27. To TUE EDITOR oP Trlt. MORNING CH:lRONICLE. Little boats should keep near shore, While larger onmis may venture lloro, , S I R-I t has often alppeared to LUe un crotintabla that the ceeotinrcial laws of this ]ittle dukedout of Titpersy, and the ftlurighing condition both of its peopla and olnt hoders, or Y aristocracy, produced by them, hoa never attracted the at- ...

... ANZTI-LEA OUE Al OVEAJENT NT SUSSEX. [PRaOM TIIB BiGIITONro GUARDntN.j 'fTh movemnent Wh1ith hats jUat been co0ninoaced tor the for- latIon01 Ot MNOIssvtitniit to COutittract thle etilortse a thev Anti. Corni-Itw ]& igua htu, brotght to ldigt til luseriaitionl, wetieli 4 It s~enms, kims been for toon titus lin existence, but was 0 hithorto totally unolnown, ianamely, The HEas Susstex As- ...

... THlE IFOlRlGE) WILLS ANI) TRANSFER I OF STOCJK-IRhS.DUREY. l Ivery day irdds to the information receivedi relating to the extensive plunder committed by mnetesorf the, lorg I wills, aind the forged transfer of stock, onet thle parteies who I haves beer. ritigaged fin the consepiracey. Biy the( 'x'raordi- ironry oxrii'rtizn of the gentlemeun fin the. OURi of Mesers. tFroslifieid, the colicitors ...

... MIEETING OF CA 'IJIOLIL'S- vAi A SGi0 WV (IRIHJ 2T1R4ILS}. 0it Monday evelling a poh'jit nitestintr of the Cath-i', ('ltiegow and fnei-bbourbood was held in the City-h ia,i thle purpose of 'expres-imty the. ir dlsapprobatia-1 L.: voinduct of the Irish txerutive. ':n oeciudiwr C a's.-, as such, front ito apfciil airy, stiuck lat neesk inlla,,t tot the trial of' ])tniel 0 Cit'ienli, E qj., M 1' ...

... IRELAN'D. DUBLIN, JAN. 17. [FROM OUR OWN OORRCLEPONDENT.I THE STATE TRIALS. When I left the Court of Queen's Bench, at balf-past two o'clock, the Attorney-General had not got beyond the re- peal demonstration at Mullaghmast. Judging from the im- mense variety of details brought forward in the opening statement of the Crown, the trial Is likely to be protracted longer even than had been ...

... -A PRESS .FR 0.5I PARIS. Tht fol lowing appeared in a Second Edition of the Afor~ieb Chroninu o yiesterday: IBy our ordinary express we have received the Patise papers of Tuesday. ,Tht (lebalte upton the address commenced oin Alondaw with great spirit. rfhie only sub~ject 01c121hCt 1pou.1 however, dtuitg, the sitting, was the late Le~itimist pilgrimoage to itviuon. DI r. Berryer ojieoed t hc ...

... UNIT'E'l S'AT'IS. L1tST AIIOM3ION lDlilA'IE Tine tuilloi,,.ng debate on the propotohl (Af Muvat atwetts to admit aill fri e tnt' i, hilrik and( rhit, tit tf 'I ivtral firn - chloe, ia firol tha reairk iec Ituilr. 'li.' ci prtrer is wanting lii tlhr; re ~pert .iii t! ii' 6o t~ttn KiQ iwp Ar(!art P'erhlaps there never hai beer,, Find Ilevr- ic1 bi e, rr at least for sorne timje to come, so ...

... MEIMhtORIAL T'O DlR. ISAAC WATTS Yehterd ay an IlelIluential meeting ci the trdrc:rrro of thle Rev. Dr. Isaae Wattei was held ait thes Xing's A rrms, in the Poultry, to consider the propriety o.f erettiuig it monumeunt to his miemory. W. A. Ilankey, Ftq., wire called 'o the chair. The CHAJIRMAN had no doubt hie might aildresat themn all ao Christianl friend s, and on such bee'ged to stAte that ...

... TILl LL'.l(;r'E .V [FROMr1'1 THE~l[lE. 11ERAIAL!. The demonstration in favoar of th- Lealle;,; :i haj 'x(ewedfd our most angFuin' expectatomn8. TwolEtloh-, were held, one in the forenoon and one in the enioF, cni on both oecesiorie the rt eeption of Mr. Cobden ond Mr Mo3ru wofe iratifying in the extreme. The meetinge at the thoetre consisted of the uno't inteliigent and rtspectab,. ef onr ...

... SPA IN, MA D1Ii), JAN. 11. [fRnM OIIR OwxN COlIitEli'ONDENT.J The declaration in the recent qpcechi of tile King of the French, conlinnod by the ian'ifuage used by tlit lIildij;g orgaeas of tle British par rrnonpt, thlt thn goveriznietits cif Enuland and FraneoL hi cowiie to a perlect underetilidnjog reepectiug the adfaire of tLis country, noid that Mr. tlhu wtr ird M. dei Blressim had ...

... CUORT CIRCULAR. WINDSOR, TOitnsDAY. The Queen, atten led by her lady In wailling, the Visecountess Canning, walked this morning on thai.atile Terrace, aend in the slopes. Hls Royal IIlghnes Prince Albert went tiis forenoon to enjoy the sport of shooting at lngoiliot, accompanied by Sir Robert Pest, and attended by Mr. G. E. A smn, Cap- tain Meynell, and the LionourablA C. A. Murray. In the ...