... THE MORNING CHRO.V/CLE. LON D) O1: SATURDAY, AUVUUST1, 1840. In the Housa of LoRDs, last night, Lord BROUGHAM alluded to the Administration of Jus- tice Bill,which, after having been anxiously discussed in a select committee, had been objected to in the other House in such a manner as would perhaps not be ultimately fatal to the measure, but would cer- tainly prevent its passing this session. ...

... COUJRT CIRC'ULdR. + The Qaeean end Prince Albert took an airing yesterday afternoon, in an oprn carri go and four, Colonel Wermyss and Colonel f33uverie' (the eq;u rries in waliting) attending her Majesty aund hi Isytd Hi itynots on harboeack. Viscount Melbourne bld an audience yesterday of her Majeety. P'rince Albert rado out n hrorsebock yesterday, attended by Mr. George E Anson srtd Colonel ...

... ES1-INDIA B OLSE. A special reneral court of proprietors was 1'eld yetsrday at the Ea-It Iladla }*c'eBL, -called pursuont to U requihittou signced by nifit (,I the stoekholders, ,rd P~esented to the. Court of' Dir,~_tors,, to the loluowlug effect :_ To tl!e Hots, the Cbartrmsn en~d ?? the East India Comapanry- YGlrmne We, the anlderaigned proprietori oI Etst Indiat stork, duly qouuifiod ...

... C(RACOW. The following is a copy of a letter addressed by Prince CzartarySki to Sir Stratford Canning on the subject of the recent debate on Cracow:- Pasis, July 20, 1840. C MY DBAR SIR, hkIRtATFI3RD--I cannot forbear con- gratulating yon on tbe sncv.ees which attended your motion in the Hons0e of Cotumons on the 13th inst. In favour of the unfortubate city of Craeow, (or ?? from expressing ...

... IBMPEUIAL PARLIAMENT - HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. M soemngprn fron the Commons brought up the Metropoll- tar. Iollee Bill, with theirlordships' amendnents. Agreed to, anti also several private bills. Lord LYN) HIURST prasented a petition in favour of ths Wemeer Chultrhes Bill. Petitions from several pieces Ins faevour oi t edical reform, and a petition from a person of the namie of Mills, an ...

... CHURI-RAATB.-CAMBERIVMLL. TO THE EDITOR OF Timn MORNING CHRONICLE. Sit -The rate-puyers of the populous and wealthy parish of Sr. Gilee, Camoberwell, were called to mneet in vestry on Tbursilay last, to make a ithurch-rato for the purposes of the church, its belle, anid erenments. A penny rate Is now deemed sufficidot for what at one time required a twelve. peony rate. So much thtn ire the ...

... I I,,! LO, l9.V U',IiZ ?? Sol FIDi)AY, July 31. Coistsetealon5 signed by the Lord Litutenoat Of the county or Somertst. tat Somerset Rogiment of Militia-Joseph Daniel Bisbop, Gent., to be Licutenant, vice S. A. Aveline, deceased. Commission ?? by the Lord Lieutenant of the West Riding of the co-unity of York, and of the city and county of the city of York. 2rl Rtegoireot of Vest Yort ?? ...

... By the Penang, Captain Cumming, arrived from Macao, we have received Cauton papers of the 21st of March, but they are not of so late a date by seven days as those received by the last overland mail. The following ac- count of a mutiny and murder on board the Virginia is, we believe, in part new. [FOoN THE BENGAL EXPOSITOR OF JAN. I1.] The Bombay papers give an account of the rising of the ...

... MADRID, JULY 2a. [PROM OUR OWN CORRYSPON DENT.] The deepest anxiety continues to be felt here for fur- ther Intelligence from Barcelona. Thls state of doubt and expectancy has given rise to several reports and statements, said to be founded upon letters of the 18th from Barcelona; but I have the best grounds for believ. ing that no communications of a later date than those of the 17th instant ...

... THE MORNING CHROYICLE. L ON 10 IN: MIONDAY, AUGUST 3, l4WI. We have received the French papers of Friday. The Moniteur still maintains silence, although it was expected that it would cho, in the official shape of an ordonnance, the announcement of the Consti. tutionnel, relative to the levy of 104,000 men. The Constitutionnel continues its prayers that Lord PALMERSTON may not be considered the ...

... COURTZ CICULAR. Her Majesty and Prinee A~bert attended divine Serviee etairdray alteruoon in the Chapel R iyal, St. Jdines's. The tn. Horrley Dkins offliiated. The chant was tbe Rev. PSaoley'. ; the resgirificrit and none dimnitits; Aldrich l, T3re anthem, O Gad, thou art nny tGod,(Purcell), M ?? by Messrs. Hawkirs, Heobbenurd ieBradbury. Sir DstSr SFYart ?? at the orgnu~n. The D.-an of ...

... MADRID, JULY 22, 1840. [FROM OURt OWN COIURESPONUSNT.] Yesterday evening the public mind was at length re- lieved from the painful state of anxiety in which it was held for some days in expectation of news from Barce- lona. In the course of the day and this morning two ex- presses arrived, one conveying an account of the resigna- tion of ministers in that city, and of the circumstances by ...