... T}is CIIASX.--YtXr. Mere's Fox Hounds will meet This Day, the 10th Nov., at Stetehworth Park; on Monday, thc 12th. at Burrough Green ; and on Thursday, the 15th, at Wo\olplit Heath.-Each day at hali-past 10. The Essex and Suffolk Fox Hounds meet on Friday, 16th Nov., at Gen. Rebow's 1-ark Gate, at 1 o'clock: on Tuesday, the 20th, at Thorp-slreet; on Frtday, the 23rd, at Semer ; at half-past 10 ...

... TRANSIT TOL1LS THIM()UGC I HOLSTRIN. ?? . ; ?? ?? . ?? 4m . - f. ?? - -.-l 'lie Danish Government has, wo uiiderstand, dtelrrnilned that lOs. Holstein currency per ret. tare included, ohx al! gtois draro- portedl fromi ?? to Lubeek, niall bo Iiel , aid .s. tor (rVt. tare included, Holstein iuilrenCy, on goods smt front Lubeck to lanihbuorgl, bht suiark tho. ?? -Pitch, i atheps, un- drested ...

... THE AGRICULTURAL POPULATION, To TUE EDITOR Oi' TIHE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sue-The interest you feel in the welfare of the labouring classes will, I am sure, render unnecessary any apology for troubling you with this communication. I wish to draw your attention to the low price of wages at present paid to the agrultural lalsourersin the south. western counties (especially), in the hope that ...

... GfREECE. ATIMENS, OCT. 7. [fntMo (CUn OWN cORtia;SrO: tr SNT.] A shiort timeua ugo Is majvsty presided at a council of mi- nisters, which lasted ab va ttn hours, without so much 1as a glass of water being allowed these poor wretches In tile way of refreshment. Schunaltz seems to have teen the only sensible unian of the set, as at the sixth hour he bolted at a pace, and with a countenance ...

... SOUTH AMERICA _.0 I DISSOLUTION oF TIE PERU-BOLIVIAN CONFE- DERATION-DEPOSITION Or SANTA CRUZ. We yesterday received from our Liverpool agent a file of Buenos Ayres papers to September 8, brought by the brig Fame, from Monte Video in 70 days. They contain intclligence of a seriens insurrection in Peru, followed by the dissolution of the Peru-Bolivian Confederation, and the deposition of ...

... ALGOA BAY, C'APE OF GOOD HOPE. The following letter, which adduces new evidence of the anxiety of government to provid:* the means of reli. gious worship in the colonies, must be peculiarly gratifying to the inhabitants of the rising colony of Algoa Bay, Cape of Good Hope:- - Downing-street, 26th Sept., 1838. Sir-I am directed by Lord Gleneig to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of thie ...

... TIHE fl'aTHAR. Since Tuesday even.ing thle weattler tias h'er runusually boisterous and rainy. inrig thile whle of Wednesday and yesterday it has been blowing a hurricane, thc rain has ftallen in torrents, and the teminperature has varied in a rc- Vial kble maniner. or a short tilet on Mednesdlly morning, after several ?? iacesialit rain, it becarne very fine, the san broke through the clouds ...

... DR}OADFUL ACCIDENT. (IliuMN' TI'E BRIGHTON GiUARSDIAN OF WEDN'ESDAY.] About a quarter to five yesterday afternoon a great sensation was occasioned on the Kings-road, Brighton, by the occurrence of an accident of a most serious descrip. tion, which hasppened to Mlr. G. W. Paxton, an indc- ienedent gentlcnsan resident at Buckingham place, Lon- don (but who has for threc wecks been sojourning, at ...

... TUZ LONDON GAZER2T. of F1RIDAY, Nov. 2. DOWNING-STREET, Nov. 1. The Queen has bean pleased to appoint Lieutenant-Colonel William Reid, C.B., to be Governor aud Comtmander-in- Chief of the Bermudiss or Somers IMlands. CROWN-OFFICE, Nov. 2. 'IIXMDDR sETURNED TO 5MRVE tI THIas PRESENT rARLIAMUcNT. Borough of Chipping Wycombe-George Robert Smith, of sels- don-perk, In the county of Surrey, Esq., ...

... RUAMOURS OF AN INDIAN WAR. [FROM THE SCOT1SMAN.] The unpleasant news from India, to which we alluded on Saturday, halo since assumed a definite shape, and produced a great sensation. If we may believe the ac- ,Ounlts if) a preseding column, % e are about to engage in a var with Russia on the eastern frontiers of Persia. The In. tclligence from Bombay is to the 12th of September. It states, ...

... LONDON: IVWEDJNESDA Y, NOVEMBEiR 21, 188. Dispatches were received yesterday afternoon at the Colonial-office from Lord DUaRAM, dated Quebec, 20th October. His Lordship had aban- doned his intention of visiting the United States, and intended to sail with his family on the 1st November, in the Inconstant frigate, direct for England. By accounts received yesterday from Quebec, from sources on ...

... RAILWAY FROM ENGLAND TO SCOTLAND.- The summit level, in passing the Lounmertmuir Hills, is only 370 feet above the sea; but the report Informs us that this elevation may be reduced 30 or 40 feet by cutting, leaving the summit only 330 feet above the soe. The pro. ject has been received with a degree or favour, which shows that its importance is eppreciated. A loe or commmunica. tion which ...