... 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, ...

... I l1OUSl, OF LORDS-TIJESDAY. Tieir lotdships uiet at the tsual hoer. Tlhe West India Relief Bill utes read a third timne, and pased . The Caledonilan Canal Bill, the Friendly Sicieties Bill, and] t le BPo' r-law Ceommission Bill, were ahio beeerally read a third time, ant] passed. The B-bhop nt EXETER presented several petitions from sevrral societies in Itelamd connected With the clurch of ...

... KENT HOP' INTELLIGEBCE. vR1O11 TiHE MAIDSTONE (GAZLTrrl.. MAIDSTONE.-Ttie hopsin thianeighbourhoodare look- inr7 quitr as well as lot wegk-indee9i nome grounds are somewhat better. The burr is ?? out fast, and looks weIl. Tha groundn of the Flower ot Kent and Messrs Gurney, Baxter, 1'enf'id, ann Peile,and those adjoiunin, Drasent A beautiful asppearance. If fine weather should fol- lo`v the ...

... IRISH AMIIIOLOGY. NESTORS OF THE IRISH BENCH. The four senior judges on the bench are Johnston, calledto the bar in 1785; Burton, 1792; Bushc, 179.3; and Pennefather, 1795:-Limerick Chronicle. THE ADVANTAGE OF EARLY TRAINING. The following dialogue is reported to have passed at the Queen's county ssizes, between a medical wiiness and a barrister:- Mr. Hayes (the barrister): If a person ...

... PUNISHMENT vi'.DEAThI BILL. *Vr,,:ie.nr)AY, JUv,' 2D). Order for the Third Reading read D Meotion made, and Question proposed, That the btill be now read the thilrd tie :-Amend. - nient proposed, to leave out thn word now, nnd at the ent of tne question to add thek svrrds epen this Jey three reoltbs;''- Quastlolr put, That tile word now starnll part of the Quiiv- lion :-TTue ...

... THE MORNING CHRO.VYlLE. LONDO7 i: TIIURSDAY, JVLY 30, 1i40. The HOUSE of LORDS did not meet yesterday, In the HOUSE of COMixmONS, Mr. EASTHOPE presented a petition from thit solicitors and attorneA s of leicester, praying for the transference of the courts of law to the neighs - bourhood of the inns of court. Mr. M'KrNNoN presented a petition from the I solicitors and attorneys of Lymington to ...

... I PBRSBCUTION of the JBEWS in the BAST. To THlE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SiR-As President of the London Committee of D 'pu- ties of the Bridibh Jews, I am requfested by them to state, that thby have received a communication from Sir Moses Monfltore from Marseilles, dated the 21st of July instaut, on which evening he embarked on route for Alexandria. The subleet of the Eastern ...

... I'HEl; LATE IA.RL 01!' DURhAtM. fb- The loss of this able and enlightened statesman and truly honest man, at a time of life when the powers of the mind are in their greatest vigour, and when, according to the course of nature, he had still many years before hins, has spread a general gloom over society. By all who share the liberal opinions which from his first entrance on political life he an ...

... The LONDON GAZBTI'1' of TUESDA Y, JUIY 28. BUCKIN(LINAM-PALACE, JULY 25. TiIB day had audienco ot her Mujesty, Baron Cotto, envoy txtruordiuary arA eninieter plorsipoteithtary frmu the Kihtf ot Bavaria; Count BlJorvatjerro', envoy extraordinarY and minister pletipotentiary troim the Kitg of' Sweden; Count P1ollon, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary from the King of Sardinia and ...

... CASI OF THEB POLISh REFUGEES. -0- Immediately after the termination of the Polish revolu- tioa ian 18:31, refugees from that conntry began to arrive hsre. Thicy were supported by means cf such resources ei tbey had been able to brlig with them, or by the coatribu- ions ot the charitable, till 1834, when, for the first tirme, tie HlUgsC of Comnous voted a sion for their reliet. Their num- bar ...

... IRBLAND. DUBLIN, JuaY 28. LFOrNI OURi OWN (COIRME5'ONDENT.] ?? TRANQUILLITY.-A new witness, Col. Conolly, one of the Tory members for the county of Danegal, has coma forward to bear his testimony in favour of the un- exampled tranquillity of the country-a state of quiet so general and complete as, in the opinion of the gallant oflicer, to render a police force totally unnecessary in the county ...

... S TATB and PROGRESS of the CROPS, ac. BOSTON, JULY 20-The crops in the neigbbourhood ot Stamtford have cjnsideralbly progreesed within tbe lust two or three days towards nauturlty,and our farmers are begin- ning to think about the harvest. The corn, upon tha whole, is in a flaurishing condition,and in parts much more forward than at the same time last year. The turnips are also in a healthy ...