... FR{ANKFORT, Nov. 18. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] The pause which the altered state of affairs In France has produced is filled up with events and prognostics of events with us, which are interesting enough. In Ger. manv M. Thiers' anxiety to disclaim all idea of crossing the Rhine has excited some hilarity; and while there are many who think that such protestations some months ago might have ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF TIIE MORNING CHRONICLE. RESPECTED FnI1END-My attention has been called by a friend to the letter of Astutus, in your paper of yes. terday, upon the subject of the imprisonment of Mr. Baines, of Leicester, for the non-payment of a church- rate. If I understand your correspondent, he gives the preference to political judgment over religious conviction, wherever the two appear ...

... COUITG7 CIRCULAR. Vise.unt l'brington andi Sir T. Wilisihire had interviews with Lord John Russell yesterday, at the Colonial-office. Despatches Irom the Governor of Gibraltar snere re- ceived >estcrday at the Colonial-offiec. Mr. W. C. Ross, A. R. A., returned to town on Sunday eveniegr from Brussels, wiere he had been, by command, to paint portralits of thcir BIegian Maiesties and their ...

... WRECK OF THIE CITY OF BRISTOL STEAMER. Baisro.,, SkTURuAY VNfirar.-l aim sorry to be obliged to confirm, so nearly as subsequent information warrants, the aceount I sent you yesterday of the loss of this Ill- fated vessel, and her unfortunate crew and passengers. It will be seen by the subjoined letters, received this morn- Ing from Swansea-the latest and most authentic intelli. gence ...

... LAR] MlAJErS7'Y and the PRINCESS ROYAL. I [FROM TElt COURtT CIRCULAR.] Thc bulletin of her Majcsty's health isued yesterday waS as follows:- Buckingham Palace, November 27, 1840, Half-past nine, A.SM. Her Majesty and the infant Princess are both doirg perfectly well. JAMES CLARK, M.D. CHAW.IE LococK, M.D., ROBERr I E'GUSON, M.D. RICHARD BLLAGDEN. The Duchesr of Kent arrived at thc ...

... THIEL MIORNINVG ClIRO.YiCZLE I, O N 1) -i N: FRIDAY, NOVEJMBER 27, 1840, We have received by our ordinary express the Paris journals of Wednesday. Attention was alto. gether absorbed in that capital in the debate of the Chamber of Deputies. The French telegraph, it seems, has brought some details respecting the taking of St. Jean d'Acre. It surrendered after three hours' bomnbardinent, and ...

... IlA.BUR U ANVD DUT2'CIII ILS. LnFEUIVED 1,AST NIGHiT.1 VIENNA, Nov. 6 )-Oar estaictte from Triestc has brought iuitclligercc aflirmini that Count Walewvsld is gone from Alexandria to Syria with orders from the Viceroy to ibrahimi to evacuate that province. Thiu Peeha of Koniab is said to hase made a successful attack on the Egyptian troops in Adano, and to hare blown up their animanition. ...

... [FRot THE COURtT CIRCULAR.] Her Majesty was taken unwell at an early hour on Saturday morning, and the medical gentlemen were ill consequence summoned to Buckingham Palace. The Duchess of Kent was sent for at half-past eight o'clock by his Royal Highness Prince Albert. Her Royal Highness immediately went to the Palace, and remained with her Majesty throughout the day until six o'clock in the ...

... A(CCID JEUVTS ON IRAILTWAYIS. llIIOM TIIT SCO)TSMAN.] 1 is the great beauty of the steam-nengine, that not- ithstading -its vast power, it can yet be brought under comnpiete control. It call raise ?? t most ponderous bo. dics or draw out the fittest thread. It carn break down a wall and rend asunder thc toughest iron, aad yet the hiand of a child may arrest its progress. Th( engific- drivcrs ...

... /B7/.E MOiVMAG CHIO :VICLIE, L 0 N 1 ( N: EDA'I.2SD.A Y, NO VEMBJER 125, 1-10. EXTRIAOBI N'AR'l EXP IZE'S, 1,()1M A. 1lAIS. CAPTURE OF ST. JEAN D'ACRE. The 3lessrger, the official evening journal, ol Monday idght, contnins the tollowing telegraphic 1 TouLON, Nov. 22, TImEm o'Croex. 'Tlie Pliornix, English steamerf, which reaeherd Mialta oil the l th, announces the capture ot' St. Jean ...

... EGYPT AND 2A1VAMJIED AlI. LETTER IX. One of the most enlightened of the French travellers who visited Egypt conversed with Mohammed Ali on the subject of government; and, in reply toa question of the Pacba's respecting the nature end results of republican forms of government, he said to the l'acla, to under- stand them thoroughly you must suppose yourself in the position of the people, and ...

... MELANCHOLY WRECK OF TIM CITYI Or BRlSTVOL STEJAM PAL9'KT. Baissror., Nov. '24.-1 sent you on Saturday night a the information which had becn received up to that period respecting the loss of the unfortunite City of Bristol, and I now hasten to communicate ?? additional particulars as have since transpired. Mr. George Liinefl, the managing partner of the company to which the fll-fated packet ...