... Datig Rcwz. Tnirs EvnFtno, THlE LADY O1' LONS. Messrs. Anderson, W. Mostxgue, Bialier, Romer, Davidge, and Parry, Miss VaridenIhoff.- And HARLEQUIN AND GOOD QUEEN BESS; or. 51crrieEng- land in the Olden line. Meero. Deulin, J. Deulin, Seymour, and Stilt; Midlle. Theodore.--Doors opbn at 6. H&YMARIKET, TH1s EvFYiva, LOVING WOMAN. Messrs. Charles Nean, Wallack, lbIwe. Rogers, and Vandenhoff; ...

... ?? ,, , - . _ TO THE THSANT FARMERS'@P THE-eOUNTY OF' I - :I - LONGFORD.:' I' -oxhall,' December 27, 1849. mI'srzNcliE-I am indurced to.addres yotuiitncongequentle of an ?? oircularwihllt-hbae recived,-,nvitiogme- to atterid a meetingin) Sdtc1ffe',.Hotel; on Satslrday,ftBe 6th of Jeitai'3', for the purpoose of forming 'a proteetinhsecciety fortbe county Lentgfdrd. , e;-. I do 'nOt intettd ...

... I , ~ COTEMPORARY PRESS. DAILY NEWS.-Notwithstanding all the impos- sibility of a return to protection, an impossibility 8 assumed on the idea that no parliament in this s country, however elected, can quite lose its senses, t it is still requisite to obviate something more than & such a return. The very hope of it, and agitation . for it, must be put an end to; for as long as both exist, we ...

... FORRIGN. FRANCe.-M. Thiers has been appointed President of the Committee of Inquiry into the circumstances connected with the tax on fermented liquors. The Carlist General Cabrera was arrested by the police on Friday, at a meeting of Legitimists. The cause is not known. The Mon=tecr publishes a decree for calling out 80,000 men of the class of 1849, and postponing the dissolution of the Garde ...

... SCREW STEA INERS. To THE EDITOR OF THEo MORNING CHRONICLE. Sin-The observations which have appeared in your paper recently relative to the proposed lines of steam conmnuni- cation with Australia, and in which the comparative merits of the screw and paddle-wheel have been alluded to, have indueed me to request your attention to the following state- ment of the results of the working of five ...

... ?? )rte :. : NOTIM iSO COkRESPRID:NDE ' A ox keIIN,..Neto teh.Hs etewllaloro t ' Saturdayy. B. C.-tat fanuary,;S01. - ?? (ONSTAlt R1AOE-1. : - cdi TtClA.I) ?? matter alludeillto ist regularj kth advoytisement* ?? rTHE SALFOR1 CATTLE MAMET. To t ie Ediitr ?? xe iincraancr :T'ices, Sir,-Allow ime'to'.suggetit. tihat'when the -iitborities of a Saliord have made the.removal of Cross:Lane Gstitle ...

... HEAL'IH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK. I In the week ending &A-.t Saturday the deaths te- gistered in the nwerop litanditrcts i were 1,053 ;the weekly average of this season, corn cted for increase of population, is 1,162. The mortality of last we.k is, therefore, less thea the estimated amount by 109 deaths, and is nearly the same as that of the previous week. Of the 1,053 persons, whose deaths ...

... ; Why is a fool like twenty hundred weight? W Why is .t Cockney sparrow like an article wvhicl has lately r attained to pobliC ithVOUlY ? Why is the son of William Tell like aL person who has 0 nearly met with Ft very serious accident? Why is a ?? likely to make a comnmnotion in the alphabet? . W hy is a meritorious action like a broken key n Why is a cat like an act ?? parliamrentt? , When is ...

... SiR ROBERT, PEEL AND, HIS TE)ANTRY.- IF any landlord be called upon to aaume a portion of the burdens that the present crisis'hasthrown upon theW shoulders of the farmers; that la Ilord is Sir Robert Peel. He is more firmly impressed than any other with the efficiency of his own work; and may deny that the ex- isting depression has any 6ornnection with his free-trade measures. But no one is ...

... S1.ITN. O OF MoNDAY, DEC. 31. [FrO1I OtU OWN REPORTER.) AL llupin, senior, the President, took the chair at a qiuar- t,1 Vast t1 0. Cl,eideiable agitation was perceptible in the body of the ,1s~e-tie reptesetlistives were collected in groups in tjle -,sl.tuk before the iribunle. General d'hautpoul and jeaeral l a Ilitto were the centre of knots of members who CltLvr1,(,d sith aniliation. M. ...

... 1U LONDON: tI WYEDNESDAYIY, JANUARY 2, 1850. d oi The principal value of Mr. COEDEN'S letter on cn 4' The Impartiality of Free-trade (printed in our C' yesterday's paper), consists in the light it throws, h and the grave reflections it suggests, on the state of b the Protectionist understanding. What must be f the mental condition of a party who require to be assured, about every two months, ...

... THE CAPEE OF GOOD HOPE.* Lieutenant-Colonel Napier's book comes in a fit season. During the present excitement conilected with ?? it will be read with interest,aud proba- li)y obtain more infltuueice for its particular opiniolns thanll if nothing had recently occurred to draw attention Africa-wvard. v The principal point insisted on by Lieutennilt-Colonel Napier is the bad govern- Mnlet of the ...