... NATIONAL (GLLERY. To Tr4i EDITOR OF TRlE MORNING CHRONIClE. ?? appears there Is some difliculty in tlke tav of placing the NIsson Monument in Trafalgar-squtrc, and from the general report that there is grert probability u. somc improvements being made in the external appear. ance of the National Gallery to adapt it to the proposed monument, all:iw me to submit, through the medium of your paper ...

... THE MOSQUITO NATIOIN. To THE FDITOR Of THE MORNING CHRONICLI Siin-Whatever reasons of policy our governmecnt ma have for informing you, as stated in your leading articl of this dlay, that no sanetlon has been given by it to th arrangemrents made in February last, between the Kin of the Mosquito Nation and his Excellency Colonr MIDonald, her Majesty's superintendent of Honduras, t place the ...

... TAe LONDDOV GAZBITI'B e/ FJJ)iA Y. Octobe i30 WARt.OFFICF. OCT.30i. 3i1 Regimenet of iiragoou1 Gluerds-rter B-roughton, Gent., to be Cornet, by putrchase, vice Froeeman who re ilret, Itt Regiment of ?? highK), Uent., teo be Cornet, by) LIre bait., vice Ricketts, who rettlreR Asshotant-tSurgeon Arthur -Vest, lolI_. froot tue *10thi Foot. to hoe As~lot ot-Sargt'on, vicr Retotty, de- ceated. Ist ...

... 'UVRT CIRCULAR. WI l)SOR-TuEsr3DAY. Thlc Queen walktd this niorniln oin tbe Castla-terrace and ia the Slpce, attendtled by thc lIon. Miss Paget and Baroness Lehzekn. Lord Byron (the lord in wtiting) took his departure from tile Calstle this mrning. Viscount Melbourne is expected to arrive this evening Irout town. With theue exceptions, the roysl dinner party at the Cistle this evening is ...

... PORTUOA 1, LISBiON, Mi,, ,i 1). | IltiOM) OVIR OW N' ('01MUlSl'ON'DENT.] 1cople's ilinde here have uo'en occupied pretty much fo-r somti a tilime ithl the iict andc frivolities of the carnival the preparations (ii all pertice for the ft rthco winflg cvic'- tlons are. hlowcver, actively going on. The Septeni- bristas seem to itake sure of die v otes ofa ?? proportiou if ths :Niguelitie, and I ...

... 1UBLATIVE FOC ?? ?? IVD FORIEC F 21-H BRITISH A ND FRRNXCH ST6AJ 2V4 Zl'8S. To THE EDITOR orTIlE 'ORANING CHRONICLE Sia-Yur tenperatc renmarks it' this (lay's Chioai(le, on the gascrnadiag articic ill the Journaldse De'buts, can- not ftil to give pleasure to the lovers of peace. Tory spoecchifiers and Tory writers have too suceesefully essayed the getting up a species Of newspaper war between ...

... WINDSOR, MONDAY. Their Serene Higlinesses the Princes Victor, Clodwig, and Philip Ernest of Hohenlohe Schillingsfurst arrived last evening at the Castle on a visit to her Majesty. Their Serene Highnesscs rode out this afternoon accom- panied by Lord Poltimore, The Princesses of Hohenlohe and Terese took an airing in a pony phacton. His Royal Highness Prince Albert is expected to re. turn from ...

... SO2.iERSET' HOUSE. To saE EDITOR or THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sis-Passing through the metropolis yesterday, on my way from the county of Suffolk, whither I have been so- journing for twelve months past, my attention was parti- cularly arrested by the now and cleanly face which the seat of our chief magistrate wears, as if the masterly hand of the fire quencher had been industriously at work, and ...

... A BliL.L, TO (J 1V F.UMMARY PROTECTION TO PRtISONB ExrLOYEU IN TIE PUBLICATION uF PARLCAMLNTARY PA PERS. Whereas it Is essential to the due and effectual exorcise and discharge of the functions and duties of ParliiAiient, aurd to ?? of wise legislatioR, thatno obstrmctions or impediments should exist to the publication of suckh of its reports, votes, and proceedings, as ri;1,er house ?? may ...

... THE XGCRNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: IFED.VSDAY, MARCH 2X, 1840. In the HousE of LoRDS last night Lord KENYON presented ten petitions against the Irish Corpora- tions Bill. The Message from her MAJESTY respecting Lord SEATON was ordered to be taken into consideration on Friday next. Various petitions were presented for and against the repeal of the Corn-laws, and against intrusion in the Scottish ...

... VA4T'IONAI LOAN FUND LIFE ASSUR- A.4Cb SOCIETY. ?? assnutil general meeting of proprietors inl the National Lose Fund Socilety, ter the purpose of receiving thfe Direc- ltes' ItPpD~, electing Seine directors, &c., took place oil Wedriupds.y. It was held at tite Londea Taverv, 131hopsigite. street. It Was eumerously and most respectably attended. Am'ne the Wfintlemenk present, we observed thes ...

... TRE' COTTON CULTURE AND MIANU- FACTUR.Si Q 2'OF IIPUIIThed STATBS. PH!LAIELPH!A, JULY 20, 1840.-A series of papers, exhibiting remarkable ability in a conmmercial, statistical, manufacturing, and agricultural point of view, have been published in the Bost~ot Patriot. They have created quite a sensation amongst the planters, politicians, and merchants of the United States, in consequence of the ...