... DRSTRUCTION OF SLA VRY. - -C The following most interesting letter from the Mar. quess of Westminster to his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, intended to have been read at the late important anniversary meeting of the British and Foreign Anti-Sla- very Society, held in Exeter.hall, on the .24th ult,, but which did nut reach his Royal Highness in time for that purpose, has been forwarded to ...

... Her Naleefy and l'rinee Albert, accompanied by the PLince of Leii gtn, arrived at Buck eighurm l'tace at five o'ctock yesterdaiy at ernoon in a carriaie and flor, eccorted by a party of Lvnoers, from Windsor Castle. Thret of the royal earriates asd four followed with the royal suite, eor, 6isting of tlih March ione; e of Normannby, lion. Miss Murray, Hon. Miss Liler, Sir Predlerick Storin, ...

... -- ALEXANDRIA, SmPT. 6. [FROss OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Yesterday being the day, according to the treaty, for the delivery of the Pacha's1 final answer to the ultiswmatul of the Four Powers, the Consuls attended at the palace at ten o'clock. It was announced to them that the Pacha was himself too unwell to see them, but that he had deputed Boghos Boy and Samey Boy to communicate with them. When ...

... IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE FROM TIll? BRLAZIL'. The Sheldrake Packet, front the Brazils, having sailed front Rio July 31, brings us the following:- [FROM TILE Rio CIRCULAR.] ACCLAMATION OF DON PEDRO It.-NEW MINISTRY. Since our last publication political events of the utmost importance have occurred in this, the metropolis of the empire. By a coup d'atu the majority of the Emperor w'as acclaimed on ...

... FaANiKFonrT.-The first steps of a new monarch are commonly watched with attention; but expectation was probably never more strained than it has been in Germany since the accession of the present King of Prussia to the throne. Hitherto everything promises well for the fa- ture happiness of his subjects. The religious respect shown by the new monarch to the last wishes of his de- ceased parent, ...

... IrTB MURDBR *f LORD war. RUSSELL. I-4- To Es EDITOR 01 H EMORNING CHRONICLE. Sui_-As it must be the object of ill but the guilty that justice should ovcrtake the wrong doer, I beg leavc, through the medium of your paper, to make a few obser- vations on the cvidenee which has gone forth to the public, by means of the press. In your paper of yestor- day you very fairly correct the crror which ...

... fTRKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE, SErrqmsman 23. ?? OU& OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Another week has now elapsed without any official communication having been received from Syria, and we are still therefore unable to form a correct opinion of the real state of affairs in those provinces, and of the pro gress, if any, the revolt may be making. Some private letters have, it is true, come to hand via Alexandria, ...

... IltELAND. DITBIIN, AuGUST 13. pac, ultOWNCOtoa`SP0o4UEN'.i.. DE) PARTURE OF TuOops, I have heard that tile Vanguard ?? l )i'lley, line.of- s Itt id ships, are 'edictbr at Corkd to convey fronm thence the troops under ?? for Gibraltar. REPEAL ASSOCIATION. I send you the report of the proceedings at the Corn Exchange yesterday, subsequent to the despatchl of my letter :- Mr. O'CONNEL.Y ...

... COUllT CIRCULAR. The Duchess of Kent, atterned by Lady Faniny H )ward, dined with her Majosty and his Royal Highness Plrinco Albert, at Buckiihghaut Palace, I 4t evening. Amotng the visitors yest.rday at Buckingham Palace, ?? American Minister and Mrs. Stevenson, the lion. Lady Murray, L;dv Robert Grosvenor, Sir R. and Ltdy Macfarlane, Colonel and Mrs. Couper, Captain P'echell, g. N. and M rs. ...

... DUBLIN, DEC. 10. [FROM OUR OWN CORKESPONDENT.1 MR. O'CONNELL'S REPEAL MOVEMENT. There are three letters from Mr. O'Connell in the pro. vincial papers, regarding dinners and meetings in Limerick, Cork, and Belfast. He has fixed the Cork dinner for Wednesday the 16th instant, the Limerick meeting for the following day, but in regard to Belfast no specific day is named. Mr. O'Connell thus ...

... THE ATTEMPT TO FIRE' SHEERNESS I DOUK-YARD. LFROM OUR OWN REPORTER.] In an edition of our paper of Saturday last we announced that the dreadful destruction of property at Plymouth Dockyard had been followed by an event at Sheerness, which, but for its timely disco- very, was most likely to have been followred by results even more disastrous than those which followed the fire at Devonport. The ...

... MEETIATG RESPECTING IVDIA. MANCHESTER, WEDNESDAY EVENING.-This evening, at six, a public meeting was held in the Corn Exchanges in this town, for the purpose of forming an association, to be called The Northern Central British India Society, which, in addition to the importance of the subject as ex- tending the field for the production of cotton, derived some portion of interest from its ...