... THE MORNING CHRO YICLE. LON 1)ON: FR A Y, RsELPTB2lERH 4, 1840. The Eastern question supplies our neighbours with an irexhaustible fand of discussion. It may be said to engage their undivided attention. The sarne journal which has in a long article apparently exhausted the subject, after a brief interval enters on a fresh discussion with as much ardour as if the question presented itself for ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... The preparations for the mcting are now in a consider- able degree of forwardness, and in thie course of yester- day three of the sub-committees met at different hours i;, tbe Exchange rooms for the dispatch of business. Thc finaises committee, Mr. Leadbetter in the chair, met at twelve o'clock. From thc proceedings here, we under- stand that 2,0001 out of the 3,0001, which iL the cs-i. mated ...

... -- 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 ...

... yIRMINGIH4l. 31 FESTIVAL. FIROM Ot't OWI\ (QdttBESPONDET I* Brrttia;GrrAM, TrIcaSDAY NIGHT.-This morning wq3 Aevoted to the Messiah, aid, as usual, it ?? thte great lay of the Festival. The hall was crowded to overfllw. 0g. I was informed that nearly four thousand persona were present, and that the rc::cipt3 awntwurted to 'f i)jl.e This ialone is a sufficient answer to these who object tI- the ...

... --W WINDSOR, WEDVEODAY. Her Majesty has not taken her usual drivo in the park to.rtav, the weather having continued unfavourable. Cojonel Weniyss took his departure this morniug, and has been relieved in the duties of uquerry in waiting on the Queen by the Hon. Colonel Grey, who arrived to- tla at the Castle. The Hon. Hugh Fortescue and Mr. Selvj i, one of her Majesty's counsel, also arrived ...

... MADRID, SEPT. 3. [FROM 00k OWN CORRESPONDENT.] The great work of revolution accomplished, the capital remains in a state of the most complete tranquillity. No person unacquainted with what has taken place within the last few eventful days could possibly imagine from appearances presented by the city that anything unusual i had occurred. Except at the palace, the city gates, and I the Parque ...

... MEHEMET AL. AN ARTICLE FROM THE REVUE DES DEUX MONDE.S, flY M5. ST. MARC GIRARDIN a Mehomet Ali hag numerous admirers in Europc, who laud him for the numerous things which ho has borrowed from Europe. I admire him, on the contrary, as one who has preserved the best qualities of the East. One great theme of praise with his admirers is Mehemet Ali's having founded an Arabic empire. M. Clot Bey ...