... DESPERATE MUTINY AT SEA- _ mmZ [From the Boston Post ] On Saturday, nine seamen were brought before Judge Davis, upon the complaint of E. Smith, jun., Acting District Attorney, charging them with a mutiny at sea, in February last. Their names are Richard Musserder, James T. Armstrong, Charles Stone, William Collins, Robert Brooks, John Tilton, John Winchester, John Johnston, and John Broghton. ...

... PORTSMOUT}I.-The only ship which is actively preparing for commission at this port is the magnificent new three- decker, Queesito mount 110 guns, said to be the largest ship in the navy. She will be commissioned about the end of November for the flag of the new Commander-in-Chief in the Mediterranean. The Jupiter troop-ship. Mr. Falton, master, whose arrival in Englanrld was looked for this ...

... THE COST OF AN -'OLIGARCHY. [Digested by the Northern Liberator,fron Carpenter's ; Peera efor the People.] . r (Continued from our last.) Belbaven, Baron.-Place, 1,2001; Relations' places, 1,500ol Barony gained for fighting against the Common- wealth. Belmore, Earl of.-Relations' pensions, 1,2251. His lordship, who in his better days opposed the desolat- ing act of the Irish Union, has now ...

... THE MANCHESTER PRISONERS. On Wednesday, September 25, some of the Radicals of this town had a tea party in the Carpentcrs'-hall, Garrot- road, at which Dr. Fletcher, of Bury, presided. The prin- cipal business of the evening being to takesteps for the defence of the parties to be tried at the next assizes for po- lities. After tea was over the chairman addressed the meet- ing on the duty which ...

... ALGRZCULTURE AND RURAL AFFAIRS. SOWING COLESEED WITH BEANS.-At the Hedingham agricultural meeting, Mr. J. Way stated that he had tried the experiment of sowing coleseed with his beans, hoeing it in with the second hoeing, which he seemed to think might be profitably followed. 'TRIPOLI ONIONs.-On Monday last, Mr. William Waine, gardener to Digby Cayley, Esq., of Ripon. took from an onionv bed, ...

... FRANCE. The opposition papers insist that the Soxit Cabinet becomes daily less parliamentary, and more devoted to the court, or, in other words, that Louis Philippe was, in point of fact, Prime Minister. The ministry fears~to have its acts canvassed, and for that reason was anxious to postpone the meeting of the Chambers till as late a period as possible. The Commerce thinks it impossible for ...

... THE MORNING ADVERTISER AND THE I WORKING CLASSES. The Morning Advertiser is a journal which, of all others, should exhibit a generous sympathy on. behalf of the. working classes. The object for which it was established, not less than the descrip. tion of persons upon whom it is dependent for its existence, might h ave been thought likely to guarantee it, at least against the exercise of any ...

... TiEs' DUKE OF YORK'S SCHOOL, VHEBLSbA. To rTE EDITOR or TlE ;MORNING CHRONICLE. Sat-1 have just rcad in your valuable journal of yes. te (day an interesting account of the Lord Mayor's visit to tbie Duke of York's School in Ihis neighbourhood. While cvry one of your rcaders must warmly applaud th., existec5c of a national institution with such admirable rrigulaflotis and training for the ...

... COURTS OF RSGISTRATION. MIDDLESEX. TuiesDAY.-Messrs. Coventry and Shadwell held courts to-day at the London Coffec.house, Ludgate-bill, for the revision of the lists of voters for the parishes of St. Mary,. Whitcehapel; St. Matthew, Bethlual-green ; St. Botolph without Aidgate; Trinity, Alinories; and old Artillery-ground, Tower without. [Before Mr. Shadwell.] Mr. Coppock saidthat previous to ...

... 7HE MORNING CIRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDAY, OCTOBIRB 1, I8M9. Whatever success Lord BROUGHAM may have with the friends of education, in persuading them to surrender their principles and objects, and to put up with what would probably turn out to be the mere waste paper of a Church School Bill, we see no symptoms at present of his inducing the Anti- Educationists to perform their part of the ...

... PRESENTATION of the NEW SHERiFFS I in the COURT qf EXCHEQUER. Yesterday, agreeably to ancient custom, the newly- elected Sheriffs for the City of London and County of Middlesex were presented in the Court of Exchequer for her Majesty's approbation. Shortly before three o'clock the civic procession arrived at Westminster Hall, and proceeded to the Court of Ex- chequer in the usual state. The ...

... . orning Chronicle Ofice, Quarter.past Four. The diminution in the number of members of the French Council of State has given rise to much dis- content and quarrel amongst high placemen. M. r Cousin being one of those blotted from the list of ; active or ordinary councillors, resigned his title of Extraordinary Councillor, and in his letter of resignation accused M. VILLEIMAIN, Minister of ...