... T1.tlE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE, 'tNt-An absurd report baving gained generrl elrculation 'h14t it j; our intention to terminate the Covent-gnrden sea- son at Passion week, and re-open at the English Opera- houoe on Easter Monday, which is daily subjecting us to ?? letters containing applications for engagements, &c., I bee the favour to state, that s8ch report Is entirely without ...

... LOSS OF Till PI'ENIlx sT'EAM-SI-JP. Yesterday a great excitement was created on the river and in the city by a report that the splendid steam-ship Phenix had been run down by the Britannia steamer; and on the arrival of the latter vessel off the Custom-house, with the passengers and crew of the former vessel, the rumour was fully confirmed. The Britannia, commanded by CaptainJ. Stranack, is a ...

... MADRID, SErT. U2. [F1OMI OUn OwN COSISLE8PONDEtT.] An express, I understand, IIRs just arrived hero with the sews of the Duke do ]a Victoria having accepted the charge of forming a Cabinet, first consulting with the Provisional Junta of Madrid with respect to the selection of individuals, and the adoption of those measures re- quired by the present cxtraordiniry state of the nation. The ...

... COOURi' CIRCULAR. The Qaren held an Investiture of the most Hlonourable NWli ary Order of the Bith, yesterday afternoon, at Back' ingham Palace. The Krighits Grand Crosees of tbe Order arrived soon after two V'elock at the Palace, and having been robed In their mantles by Mr. Hunter and Mr. Eie, and wearing their collars, passed inte the Green Drawing-room. Thb3 kfilghta premnt were his Royal ...

... CONSTANTINOPLE, JAN. S. [FRIIOM OUIR OWN IORiMESPONDONrT] 1hcI t bisiness carried on at the ?? ( during the Ilst wcck hi1s been solely confined to affairs of interior govcrn- nicnt, viz., the framing of the new constitution of Turkey, as it is ciled, pledge(l by tie Sultan to his people in the late famed Ilatti Suheritf, but principally to that clause of it having for its object the abolition ...

... G BE CE. ATHliENS, JAN. Itj. FRnOM OUR1 OWN UOiREIiSPONDENT.] On the 4th iistant, in consequence of information ob- tained by King Otho of the existence of an extensive conspirac-, having for Its object the destiuction of his own roal person, tile papers rf Count George Capo distrias, brother of the latc President, were seized at his dwvelling; and such was tie nature of thcsc documents, that ...

... A TTEMPTED INSURRECTIOA7atLISB ON. I [The following appeared in a second edition of the Morning Chronicle of yesterday.] LISBON, Auc. 15, [ieRoMi oua owN CoRaESPiONPDcT.] As insurrection which, however, was soon suppressed, broke out here on the night of the II th. Attempts had been made for some thee to excite disaffection among the regiments of the linuuand Municipal Guard. The conspira- ...

... COU1TU CIRCULAR. WINDSOR, MONDAY. The King and Queen of the Belgians lert the Castle this morning at a quarter past four o'clock, attended by Madame d'lHoogvorst, Count Arschot, and Al. Van PrNit, to cubark at Woriwich, on their refurn to the continent. The Queen and Prince Albert walked to Adelaide Cot. tagc this mornirg, and returned to the C.tstle in a pony phacton through the Little-park. ...

... TIIE CROPS, ac. BAaNSLEY-,The harvest partially commenced last week in this neighbourhood, but little has yet been done. Should the weather prove favourable, reaping will be- come general in a few days. There is now a fair pros- pect of an average crop, and the quality is excellent, and only requires fine weather to enable the farmer to secure the produce in good condition. The heavy gale of ...

... This Incorporated charitable institution held its half. yearly festival on Saturday, at the Freemasons' Tavern. The Duke of Sutherland, the president of tbe society, took the chair, and was supported by the Duke of Rloxburgbe, the Hon. Fox Maule, M.P., the llon. Admiral bI'Kay, Co. losel Wenlyss, Frederick Dundos, Esq. M.P., and several other well known friends of the-instititifon. On the ...

... B| rRLBY.-E S M*AL SBMaBNT aorA RELIGIOUS CHARITABLR SCHOOL UN- C0OVNNBCTE D WVITH A NY SECT. In cdn3equenco ofd th following plaeard, which was dis- tributed throughout Beverley last week, a reething tooh ulace at the Town-ball, Register-square,on Monday evening last,for the purpose stated below:- NOTICE, - A public meeting will be held in the Town- ball on the evening' of Monday next, the ...

... The Q teen and P ince Albert, accompanile by the Priece of Lninitigvn, left Butckingbam Pltico twenty Miniteuee h1- fere four o'clock yesterday aftvrnoon, in an open carrielge awd four with ontrIdero, er carted by P party of Lincerp, for Claremiont. Ttiree earritgt's and feur followed with the royal suite ; in the first ?? CAlonel Backley and Sir Ed .ard UtIwatOr; in therond crrieze were Lady ...