... IMPORTANT DECREES OF TIlE NATIONAL AS- .SEMELY 017 GRREECE, HAVING THE SAME FORCE AS ARTICLES OF THE CONfTITUTION. LAW OP ELECTION. (Abridged from its 30 clauses.) 1. Each province shall elect one representative ohoulu it poxiess 10,000 inhabita bl, two, if 20,000; three, if`l3v,000i iotr, if nore than 30,000. *. The leland oi Hydra ehall elect throe, Spetzia two, rio I the I psariotrs in ...

... LONDON: FRIDA Y, APRIL 2, 1844. The evils to which a paper currency is liable are two in number-one is the insolvency of the issuers, the other is fluctuation and consequeat uncertainty in value. Propositions for the improvement of the paper currency of a country must be directed against one or other of these two inconveniences. They must be intended to secure either the actual holders of the ...

... THE OASTLER IiBERATION FUND. A meeting of the friends of Mr. Oastler, and the sub- scribers to the fund for effecting his liberation, and pur- chasing for him an annuity, was held yesterday, at the British Hotel, Cockepur-street; Lord Fevereham in the chair. Mr. Osatler sat on his lordship's right, and Mr. B. Fer- rand, M.P4, on his left, The noble CHAIRMAN explained the reasons and obecets of ...

... I -4-l DUBLIN, Ao'ntL 22. [pR&M GTE, OWN CORR~tE8OttmNT~j THE STATE PROSECUTIONS.-THE CROWN A15IqDAVITS-ANOTHER INTERRUPTION! The affidavits of the Clerks of the Peace, Messrs. ArcherI and Dickenson, and their deputy, Mr. Magrath (ino conse- quences of the non-production of which the Attorney-Getieral tapplied, on Saturday, for the postponement of the new trial Imotion, fixed for this day), ...

... Her Royal Highness the Dachees of Kent visit d the Qut-en yesterday, and partook of a dcjesin with hbr Ma- jesty and Prince Albort, their Majestied the King and Queen of the Belgians, and his Serene Highness the Prince of Leiniugen, at Bluckingham Paince. HiS Serene Highness the Prince of Leiningen paid visits yesterday (to take leave) to her Majesty the Queen Oowager, at Marlhorougb-boase, ...

... EXETER, MoOcNAY.-The pollinig commenced at eight this morn- leg. Everything proceeds quietly. The Leaguers have III- done one piece of good service ; they have introduced the ~h example of a quiet, orderly, and sober contest. by There never lias been a hope expressed of success on the DS. present occasion. But the seed must be sown before the harvest canl be reaped. eir At nine o'clock the ...

... I HOUSE OF COMMONS-WBDNESDAY. TWe Marquess of Blandford took the oaths and his seat f,, W'odstock. Viscount ACHESON presented petitions from A'tMagh praying for the restoration of the privileges of the Iresh Presbyterian clergy, in relation to the Oslecration of mar- riage. Sir G. STRICKLAND presented ^, petition from Preston against the Masters and. Servants, Bill. Mr. T. DUNCOXIBE prwsented ...

... P~ORf7VGAL, LISBON, ARPIL 17. ger [po'ao OUR OWN COtRRESPONDENTI.] all The government accounte of the state of the country are Ip of the usual character, as to the existence of tranquillity, bee, but they are connected with some meagre references to oc- T currencee of Boarn Importance. reVI On the 10th instant, a royal decree was issued, ordering this the General de Fonte Nova to provide each ...

... The L ONDON I AZETT of FRIDAY, Apri f2 WI1 ITEHALL, APRIL 256 The Queen has bet in pleasaed to direct letters patent to be passed uutirr the Ort rtt Seal, grentinsg the dignity of a Kuigitt of the Unitl di Kingdoim of Great Britasta anid Ire-- land -unto Thomas 3 ierbart Mladdo-k, Essq., of thre Benigal Civil Service. -P DOWN) iNG-STREET, APRILxt 26. The Queen hiss bei in pleased to appoint ...

... of The Queen and Prince Albert, hid Majesty the Icing of Ig the Belgians, her Royal Highness the Dacohess of Kent, the be ladies and gentlemen of the royal suite, and the household, ns attended divine service yesterday morning In the Chapel ot Royal, Buokingham Palace. lHis Majesty the King of' the Belgians held a diplomatic levee at Buckingham Palace, on Saturday, for the recep- 1k tion of ...

... IRE'LA ND. DUBLIN, Apart. 20. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] THE SPY SYSTEM-ANOTHER INQUIRY. The dismiseal of Mr. Gray, one of the stipendlary ma- gitrlites In the county of Tipperary (announced exclusively in the Mforning Chronicle of Tuesday), is to be followed up by another government inquiry into the police spy eystem in the King's county, where a police officer and some subordinates are ...

... 71HE FACTORY BILL. To TH BDITOR THilE MORNING CHRODNICLB S,1-I offer, for insertion in your journal, some further Petrmots from the reportt of the factory commiwsiouersii ,I 193l. tI 3lesrs Stwart and Makintoeh (p. 1!, s u Our reports v ,.pectivl Mr. Craig's mill, at Dunfermilne, we cannot eend f ', without adding our testimony to that of Sir David v p Irry, aq to the admirable management of ...