... 'We take the following from the Morning Chronicle of Thursday- The exportation of the precious metals from the port of London for the week ending Saturday last, the 15th inst., con. sitted, according to the official returns, of 25,150 ounces of gold, and 115,865 ounces of silver. The gold was shipped to Charleston and South Australia; namely, 25,000 ounces to the former, and 150 ounces to the ...

... tr at rule keralu. London, Uundao, geptember 9, is3s.'I MR. OASTLEB. Last week we published-an account of a procession the people of Huddersfield and its neighbourhood, X escort this gentleman from the house in which he ha lived the greater part of his days, into the town of Hu de s~eid, in which he means to live for the- future; bu there are circumstances connected with his departui from his ...

... ; RUssi a 2ndtH1 59&T. POSEN, AUG. 28.-HPowever heretiycally ,iut: May seal its frontiers, it cannot hinder us frorm.obtaming here occasionally from the interior: more partliclar accounts of its relations, and gaining insight 'nto its policy.' The- potitxique pajcifiqie, as it is styled,'wliitZU Cont n Str6g6o-, neff gave as a toast in Lohdon,, lodku. alzpqst like irony, because it becomes ...

... [I ROM THE LovnON ANnD VAuRIa AD uE'tsvlcl.] I [lillerise. subte rraiwous vatilt , extend under rve oral parts of tihe rity. The principal sue under the quir- ters of tile Sqth, tile. fatibotirgs St. ilareniu, St. .lacque su ilt St, (Germain, att' which contain the eclhearted canicomhs. hle. others are under the hliglis of Montmartre, St. Chaumout, P1ntin, Belle. tille, Mcnilinontant, ...

... BERLIN, SEPT. 12. [FROM OUR OWN CO(RESPONDENT.] The negotiations for a treaty of commerce between this country and Hollard have been resumed, and are now carried on with rather more probability than at the beginning of last year, of a result favourable to the wishes of King William. The importation of raw sugar Into Prussia, at a low rate, is what is principally aimed at by (he Dutch; the ...

... THE ROYAL EXCHANGEAND THE COAL DUTY. To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONiCLE. Sit-Thanks to tile press, jobbing and intricue with regard to public monuments can no longer be carried on in secret safety. The case of the Wellington testimonial at Hyde.park-corner has been well exposed; but whilst the public was amused by the contentions relative to that comparatively unimportant cLIneern, 150 ...

... Cap. 21 applies the sum of eight millions out of the Consolidated Fund to the service of the year 1838. Cap. '22 is intituled An act to enable the Commis- sioners for the Affairs of India to make rules and regula- tions for Haileybury College, and, after reciting the for- mer acts of 4 Wm. IV., c. 85, and 7 Wim. IV., and I Victoria, c. 70, enacts, by see. 1, that the India commis- sioners ...

... 7NE HARVEST. Livi:rooL_-The weather during the last few days, with the exception of the afternoon ef Saturday, has bcen decidedly favourable to the growth and ripening of the crops. Still we are compelled to reiterate our opi- nion, that the wheat return from this neighbourhood will be lamentably seanty. An intelligent gentleman who has recently returned front a leisurely tour through Lanc- ...

... LIMITED AND UNIVERSAL SUF1RAGE. FtROM TIHE SCOTSMAN.] The cry raised by a section of the working classes for universal suffrage is but the revival of a demand which has been often made, and will always be repeated from time to time. That such suffrage would be pernicious to the interests not only of the upper and middle classes, but to those who arc so loudly calling for its adoption, we have ...

... CHRIST'S .. 0ITAL. Yesterday, being St. Matthew's day, tlhe L'rd Moyor Sheriffs, and city officers, in conformity wvith the ancleltt custom, proceeded to Christ Church, and beard ditine service performed, a sernmon being preached by the R., George Scholefield. The Lord Mdyor, Lady Mayores, Sir George Carroll, sheriff, Messrs. Vire and Miaynaid, under-sheriffs, &c., subsequently went into the ...

... Her Majesty held a privy council at two o'clock yes- terd y aiternoon at Windsor Castle. It was atteitded by the Lord Chancellor, tile First Lord of the Treasury, the Secretarics of State for the Forcign and Colonial Departments, and the Master of the Horse. At the council some colonial orders were disposcti of. Mr. C. Grecillc was the clerk of the COtltci; 1in waitiog; Viscournt Falkland and ...

... The Duke of Cambridge, attended by Colonel Jones sad the Princess Augasta of Cambridge, attended by BaronesS Ahlefeldt, came to town yesterday from Kew. - The Duke of Cambridge visited her Majesty the Queen Uovager at Marlborough House. His Royal Highness ana the Princess retnrned to Kew in the afternoon. ,;i, Robert Dick and Mr. Ward had interviews with Lrd Gleneig yestcrday at the Colonial ...