... The Sultan has already gone through the ceremony of being girded with the Scimitar of the Prophet in the Mosque of Eyoub, situate on the right bank of the Golden Horn. The ceremony was performed according to custom by the Sheik of ?? Dervishes resident at Koniah, in Asia Minor, who was summoned to the capital immediately on the death of Sultan Mahmoud. Abd-ul Medschid was brought up in the ...

... The annual summer festival of the Ancient and Ho- nourable Lumber Troop took place on Wednesday after- noon at the Highbury Barn Tavern, Islington. The dinner and wines were, as is usual at the festivals of this society, of the most rechercheAdescription, and the rompany, which was very numerous, in'cluding several of the leading commercial and political characters of the city of London, ...

... DELEGATES PRESENT EACH DAY DURING THE PAST I I - I . WEEK. Wed. Thu. Fri. :URN5, ~ ~. * C. B. C. B C. B.. BuRws, WlLI~am G. . * *_ __ __ _ Bussy, Peter, . . _ _ A COLLS, JohN, >. . T- t 4 1* CLBAVE, John, . . t -Tr t1 t 0 CARPEXTER, Willitm, * - -- -t CA rssO, William, . . * _ - _ CRAIG, Hugh, . . . . t t t + ti. DUNCAN, Abram,a t t t t t t DxrECAV, Jolm, . * *_ __ __ _a DEAN, Christopher, . t ...

... THE JIORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: ,WRDNRSDA Y, JULY 3, 1839. We were prepared by the debate in the House of Lords on Monday night for the mutilation which the Jamaica Bill experienced last night. Their lordships have suruck out the first and most impor- tant clause-thai empowering the Governor and Council of Jamaica tolmake laws and ordinances for the regulation of contracts for hired service in ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-FitIDAY. Thie Lord Chancellor took his seat upon the woolsack shortly after five o'clock. PRISONS (SCOTLAND) BILL. The Earl of ROSEBERY presented petitions from Lin- lithgow, Stirling, acid Edinburgh, in tavour of this bill, which had just been brought up from the Commons Upon the motion of the Earl of DEVON, the bill was sub- sequently read a first time. CHAPLAINS ?? PRISONS, ...

... AMURRIO, JuJY 16. [FROM OUR OWN coRnseroNDENT.] H14AD-QUAIRTERS 0o TRE DuKE DE LA VICTOMtIA. We are expecting to move in a very few days. The samller tort is completed, ond the larger one very nearly so. The Carlipts have three heavy and seven mountain artil- lery in the works they huve been making et Ariss, between Llodio and Bilbao; and the Carlist soldiers at the outposts tount the ...

... TINTED STATE6S, CANADA, AND SOUTH I -AM RI CA . The following letter, received by Express yes- terday, appeared in a Second Edition of the Morning Chronicle. It contains a sufficiently co- pious reszant of the intelligence contained in the United States papers to the 19th ult., the date of the latest departure from New York:- PHILADELPHIA, JUNE 19. The mostabsorbing topic now is, the effectof ...

... A4 BILL for the FURTHER REGULATIONo rf BL the ?? of POSTAGB. -.0 I LNta.-Tbe words printed in Italics are proposed to bje rtel iII the committee.] ?? it is expedirnt that the present rqte, of pstage 0eletters should he reduced to one uniform, rate ttfa ?? y cbarged of' every letter of a given weight. to be herealfter fi ed mid determined, with a pr PiorftoIte incroase for ,enter %volghts ; ...

... ?? U ;Y.MrAWKRSL Roar .old safwetizs h Ith 'orthodox a: YOMe 1Peo* old 'Ouy t ,W t 1iit 'o 0oog ..I Shift ergrs'owq. O4 thy paooatiO el sre ldba season approutchediterabegged' hoovt, ulailmi au ore ondtuy re xn~rne~e~~ its i it shiap ashin toshe.'p o-eaiae m.ad-M I b~mranlgu to thatelement to whichw #eariitigrht -aullItoe~~ haou1h od*its~o be~ ~Wm~chn wel ned lyb odini Verily it wt ipesst,~~ ...

... eRIOT AT RAMSOGATE. On Monday, John Buckley, Henry Rigden, Wim. Solly, W. Nalie, Jatees Buzzy, Wm. Goldsnlith, Charles Kend, and two otheps,ywere brought before:te tilting. mgirates, charged with hawking fish in the streetswithin the parish. ;Ep~h ,lv~dent a^dittiiihgjhe t ph e, was chvicte' d in the iitigated penalty of Is. and costs,,or inprlsonwenlvarying from ightto sixteen days..l After ...

... &TMW QBRMI~~~~~i~~6MW '-I 1lr; 7 si1ND~y.~Theetyoftha&t4I.migs tnucdi v A with pneoplef'who came to *riti~e*4devsstadoa Ofitllii Chartis. The: nolic.bevd.t essd rp y Aend if .course no disurbnuie.oeeurrehefolosth*Ofl'l incident is detailed. ith'fz beui aiin 4inbirig journal:- There. was:.:one in:ddent, wh occue morning, at one o'clock, which-wathbraetlated tWom'us a strong suspicion that ...

... | MESSRS.. 1OULDIT'CH ?? LORD SUFFIALD. I To THE ,DITOR OF THIE M 0ORNING CiIRONICULE. Sin-Ila ing scen a letter in the Times newspaper from the Mesarr. Floriditch, relative to a claita which they make upon l~ord Suflield, Pnd conceiving that their otatelnent id likely to CoIIVcy the implresion that the debt in quettion was due from Lord Suffield to them as tradesmen in their capacity of ...