... The Conunerce Beiye contains the following letter, which, it says, was seat to it by a person who had means of being well informed. Although we publish the details of the Belgian as well as of the Dutch papers on this subject, we by no means wish to be considered as attach- ing to them any credit-. [Ed. Morning Chronicle.] a PARIS, AUG. 21..The Dutch-Belgian question has at length been solved, ...

... W1ELLINGTON MONUMENT.-Thie subscription for the Wellington monument has been increased since the 18th of June by nearly 4,0001., making the amount altogether at present about 14,0001. A Sos' TO CERRERUS.-The government papers say that Mr. Daniel Whittle Harvey, M.P. for Southwark, is to be appointed registrar of hackney carriages under the new act. MADAME GaRse AND HER HUSBA'ND.-A Brighton ...

... DEMONSTRATION FOR. UNIVERSAL SUFP.AGE AT IPSWiHu. (Abridged from the Essex and Scffolk Times.) The appeal of the Working Men's Association to the Operatives of Ipswich met with a cordial response on Wednesday evening last. The spacious hall under the Literary Institute was too small to contain the numbers that flocked to the meeting, and hundreds of persons were necessitated to remain on the ...

... YAUIMOUTH ELECTION. A rather curious contest has just taken place for this borough. At the late general election the Whig candi- dates were Messrs. Rurnbald and Wilshere; the Tories, Messrs. J. Baring and Gambier, and at the close of the poll, after the most barefaced bribery on both sides, the Whigs were triumphant. Mr. Wilshere ,the lowest of the members returned, being 92 a-head of Mr . J. ...

... -:, ieu lug Operations4 foor th e Week,. (FPem She Gardener's Gose~s'.) The bespeak, of hot weather for our readers was pretty cosrect; erur cautions were, we hope, useful . good or bad, wre acted upon them ourselves. The burning sun will do more harm sometimes in ass hour to plants standinig out in pots thancanberemedied in a whbole season, and sometimes cause irreparable loss..-Dahllas ...

... The few days we have had of fine weather has pro. duced a great change in the crops. In ceitain situa- tions the beautiful yellow tint has made its appearance, p a tirolarly il thc barley. The wheat generally stands up ,ell, and is firmily topped; there is no doubt that a little time of fine weather would ripen and secure a very abun- vant produce. Already oats are beginning to be cut in t he ...

... | Pvlicmeet ISof the Working' Classes On Thursday evening a Public Meeting of the Working Classes was held on the Broadhill. Althlough the meeting was only adlvertised by a few small hand-bills, it was w~el attended. Mr. Walley was called on to preside. He briefly cx. plained the object of the meeting, and then introduced the strangers from Edinburgh, who had come to Aberdeen to plead in ...

... ?o Daniel O'Connell, ? ? SIBt,-In a speech that you delivered at the Corn Ex- change, Dublin, and which was reported in the Tlimen of Saturday, the 18th, you appear to have made an assertion, the falsehood of which I will endeavour to prove; you stated tbat the UVltra-Rad'icals and the Tories are the only enemies of Ireland. That the Tories are not the friends of Ireland no kind of Reformer ...

... The Duke of Cambridge and Prince George of Cam- )ridge, attended by Baron Knesebeck, Colonel Corn- wall, and Colonel Schluter, came to Cambridge-house yesterday morning from Kew. Their royal highnesses visited the Duchess of: Gloucester at Gloucester-Mouse, and in the afternoon returned to Kew. The Duke of Marlborough had an interview with Vis. count Melbourne yesterday in Downing-street. ...

... FATATA DVBI. AT: WINDLEDOM. _ - . . A duel was fought on Whiabledon-common ion Thursday, in a ravine, about 200 yards; front the mill,' The result was. fatal to one'of the parties, who arrived on the ground about seven 7.m.: There were six persons present besides a surgeon, two of these were young men, who kept at some distance. The principals ivere~placed about thirty yards Lpart. At thc. ...

... IRELAXiD. MS£ETINO AT rnsr cortS ExciaANoxz-x=aOBifNAaY SCENT. T~he adjourned meeting called by Mir. O'Connell took place on Saturday. The room was much crowvded. Mr. Sharman Crawford appeared in the body of the mieeting. At a quarter to 2 o'clock Mr. O'Connell entered the room, and pro~osed that General Arabin should take the chair. The Chairman made a speech in reference to the pros- pects ...

... CQURT CIRCULAR. The Dukc and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince George, ...