... -0 FRANK FORT, AuGUST 28. [ImoM OUR OWN COtRESPONDENT'. Thc stipulations of thc treaties of commerce concluded recerntly between the German Customs League and Hol- land, and which were adopted likewise by Hamburg, are now extended to Brenien. The burgermcister, Schmidt, the most active and intelligent commercial negotiator of our times, and the unflinching friend of free commerce, has had the ...

... SIR HOTWARD DOUGLAS AND LORD I CARL1Xa- FITZROY. TO THdE EDITOR O THE MORNING CHRONICLE. AthOmaUlm Club, August i1 .1840. Sif-I request you will have tile goodness to insert the accompanying correspondence in tile Morning Chronicle. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, , H. }1SHADWELL CLERKE. (Copy). Athenmeuni Club, Tuesday Evening, i5tll August, 18-10. Mv Lord--I did myself the honour to dl ...

... DUBLIN, AUGUST 30. [rFBaM OUR OWN COUIRLSPONDENT.1 ULSTER ASSOCIATION-LORD CHARLEMONT. On Thursday last the first meeting of the general committee of the Ulster Constitutional Association was held in the Music-hall of Belfast, and was attended by members from all parts of the I rovince. Edward Brace, Esq , J. P., of Scoutbush, presided. Several important resolutions were adopted. A sub ...

... The following appeared in a second edition of the Ml1orzing Chronicle of this day:- LISBON, AuG. 2-4. [FROMI OUR OWN COanrE5rONDCNT. There havc been no farther disturbances here; but re- port says, that at Braga and Portalegrc there has been some disturbance, of which, however, our solitary paper, the Diario do Governo, has not thought fit to tell us any thing. It is said the troops at Braga ...

... JUELAUCIHOL Y AND FATAL ACCIDENT on the RI VER LEA-RLBVBIV LI VRs LUaT.j On Sunday evening, a few minutes after six o'clock, a lamentable accident, by the upsetting of two boats, took place ou the river Lea, about GO0 yards north of Lea- bridge. The accident was accompanied with the loss of the lives of eleven human beings, seven boys, three grown men, and a female. The accident occurred at ...

... THIE MORNIN'G CHROY'ZCLE. LON lION: TUEsP)A Y, SEP TEME RtI 1, 1840. EXTRAORDINAR Y EXPRESS FROM PARIS. Morning Chronicle Office, Ralf-past One o'chloc, a.m. We have just received the following from our correspondent at Paris. P&RIS, SUNDAY, NINE O'CLOCK, P.M. The Alwaniteur of this evening contains the fol- IOWiDg important intelligence from Alexandria and Valencia:- The news received from ...

... (GJENEJAL ESPARTI.BO. [rROMI TIIB uLEVUE DES DEUX MONDES.1 Den Baldomnero Espartero, Count of Luchana, Duke do lI Victoria, Duke (if Merella, Spanish graudec of the ist class, captain general and gecieralissimo of the Spa- nish arnics, crrnmander of the royal extermal guard, knight of the GNlden Fleece, Grand Cross of the Orde)s of Charles IIl , of Isabellj tile Catholic, of St. Fer- dinanrl ...

... I - - - a n 7z ~ I TME' CONSERVATIVE TvInlV OF THIE I EASTERN QUESTION. To TtlE E DITOR Or T11iE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sirt-In one of your leadin.g articles of this day there is an able, clear, and just corementary on the opinions and language of the 'Jinies journal upon the subject of the Eastern question. You have too much rilht to as. cribe to that journal ineonsisteney, want of p - triotism, ...

... PATTNG TITHES TO THE CHURCII. To risi EDITOR OF ?? MORNING CHRONICLE. Sia-Whilst the parsons are prosecuting a Thorogood for a 5i. 6d. church-rate, and bishops, as at Rochdale, &c., are endeavouring to enforce church-rates against the coneent of parishioners, I think it is necessary, through the columns of your journal, that the eyes of the public ?? be opened to their conduct in evading ...

... PHILADELPHIA, AuG. 7. LFROa OUR OWN CORRESPOWDIIT.] During the present dull season for business, quite a sensation is kept up in the monetary circles, In conse- quence of ;he late exposure of the combination to run down United States and other bank stocks bythe bears and shorts on change-as fully explained in my last two letters. Since the sailing of the British Queen, the sshortshave ...

... SPAIL. -- MADRID, AUGUST 23. [Pucm OvRt OwN COIRtESFONDENT.] Oir newsfrom Barcelona, whichcomesdown tothe 19th, brgins agaia to lock stormy. The immediate departure of thrir Majesties, for which positive orders had been given, and the ecry imperfect state of the Cabinet, resulting from the original appointments, had inspired much fear amongst the people that their wishes would be baffled lty ...

... CoQURI' (CIRCBULAR. ?? princess Ailiip a was sisthed yesterday by thc 1 -of (,louce'ter. The account of her Royal High aedth issued yesterday was as follows : 4TI ?? Augusta hils passedl another very good .e. i ' n het Royal Highbnns is rather better. D- 1eeos Aulgust e1. thie forenoan thelrinc5nss pamed some time in her ~~eireg.ol but we regret to st;te that il the after. ; t~~n tr Roa1 ...