... So no! as we say, when we findd hare sitting, and then turn our eyes away, lest the cunning creature should be off before we are ready. So ha! The Chronicle tells us, in it3 COIuW of Tuesday last, that we are come to the point. to which I have long been telling my readers we must come. The latndlords to the loss of their estates, or, which is the same thing, the loss of their rents; the ...

... THE WIDOW OF BELZONT. -[FRoM TIlT ATIIENXUAL J Extract of a Letter from Lady Murgao, dated Brussels, Oct. 20, 1833, Hotel de Flandres.-l Brussels is at this moment the house of refuge for the exiled worth of all nations. Here, at least (in scriptural language) 'the wicked cease frcm troubling, ard the weary are at rest.' Here the distant despot loses his h11d, and theaoppressed patriot ...

... v - - Yc.it'ieay ecit~iR', :1, elvl!er, ttr gu'm j'i.lturw att0 ( '1,iL+)' i WV' ever gireoi by the citloi ( f London', v'?5 g by tbe cnew elect d F3:wrh f , M~e'-3. Hilrnr aal W!I n, e re ld: ai gt; -T!i t uf tbelr fe I C :r t!tizi&r5, anirg *b 'Lii re *ho nr4a rIt Lojd Meyor, the Lord Mayo'r ;lect (Mr. AlIdrumo Fa ebrother), the other Aldermen, aud utbar prtervitnsl ci1ns. It iN ...

... ADMIRAL SARTORIU'S AND CAPT. BINGHAM. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Junior United Service Club, Oct. 16. Sla-As I hear you are circulating reports injurious to my cha- racter as a gentleman and an officer, I have to insist on your pub- licly disavowing that such id the case, or publicly staling to me your accusations against me ; and I have farther to state, that since I have called ...

... INTER VI Wbelween SIR WV. HORNE, M.P. and a DE- PUTA4TION from the MASRkV-LA-BOANE AS 4OCJ4TAON. Yesterday afternoon a Deputation from the Mary-la-bonne Householders' Association, composed of Mr. Savage, the owner of the Mechanics' Institute Tavern, Cirgus-street, New-road ; Mr. Wilson, surveyor, of Nutford-place; Mr.. Birch, confectioner, o1 Oxford-street; and Mr. Neill, waited upon Sir W. ...

... IRPLIAND DUSLI,, Ocr. 27.-Th, Ma.chioneos of Wellesley, ac. comp3nied by Miss Caton, her Ladyship's sister, arrived at Kingstown yesterday by the Firebrand steamer, and proceeded to the Viceregal Lodge in the Phoenix Park, where they ar- rived at half-past four o'clock, The Lord LIeutenant was in attendance at a Privy Council at the Castle when the ar- rival of the Marchioness was announced. ...

... TilE PIR AST GRAVESEND. On Tuesday the Lord Mayor went to Gravesend to ex- amine the temporary pier, and to endeavour to reconcile tie conflicting parties. The following is the Petition of the Watermen, which occasioned the visit of the Chief AMagis- trate To the Right Honourable Sir Peter Laurie, Lord Mayor of the City of London and Conservatorof the Rivwr' hames, The humble Petition of the ...

... 1~~LA B fCHARD HEBER. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SiR-Permit an individual, who feels a pride in having been lhonoured with the good opinion of the late Richard Hebler, to offer you the homage of his heartfelt admiration for vour daring so nobly in yesterday's paper to vindicate the character of that much-injured man, and for your ex- pressing an unwillingness to believe the ...

... TiEE Tenth Number of this work is just published. It contains the account of BUONAPARTs's return from ELBA to France, of his defeat at WATERLOO, and of his final fall i but it also contains an account of the true causes of his rem turu; of the motives for bringing him back; and of the hitherto hidden con- duct of the English Government upon that occasion. We are paying dearly for that conduct ...

... LORD IMAOR'S DAY IN DANGBR. A serious misunderstanding has taken place between the new Lord AMayor, Mr. Farebrnther, and the Sheriffs, on one side, and the Court of Common Council on the other, which has fen, fur the last week, she fcrtile topic of conve rsation in the (arpurjdiOml It appears that it has been USual far the Lord or to appoint eight Common CCouncillors, and each hherfi fourt ...

... BRdZIL AND BUENOS AYRES PAPERS, RIO DE JANEIRO, JULY 19.-(From the Correio Ofli- cial.)-The Rinaldo packet has arrived here to-day, after a voyage of 42 days, having on board the Count de St. Priest, Minister Plenipotentiary from thea~ing of the French to this Court, and the senator Viscount da Pedro Branca. JULY 27.-The Coant de St. Priest had his first audience on the 25:h inst., and in his ...

... TH A.4SSESSED TA XES. THE SEIZURES IN MAR'-iLA-iONNE. Cr:16 fty there was murh excite ileut In the neighbourhood of ( Jwri-4.iett and Circus.5treeC, St. Mary-la-Boone, relative to ,;. t >:,ares for AssessedTaxes ; and the questton asked by c- s's a *What will be deue--how wikl thlis end s It nip- :'IrI that Mr. Savage's goois, which were rescued from the etlilff' licer, have not beeo found, ...