... Morning Chronicle Office, Quarter past Eight. SECGON 1D EDITION. PORTUGAL. [EXPIRESS F11t01 FALMOtITI.L] By the Iberia, which arrived at Falinouth on Monday, we huve received advices from Lisbon to the 1lth iustant. The following is our correspon. (tent's letter : - LISBON, JAN. 10. The bad weather prevalent here and in Spain, where we hear they ha c had rain for 20 days following, has quite ...

... V INDSOR-THtItSAnDY. Her Majety and his Royal Hlighness Prince A'Detf walked for soeie time this moorning on the terrace oi t e Castle. Her Ros.al l-lighness the Duchess of Kent, atteric'n Lady Fanny Howard, took her accustomed exerci e. Iler Majesty rode out this afternoon in an op- n , phaeton, which was driven by his Royal Highnes, !r::e Albert. Colonel Wemysv. Mr. Itich, and Captriii mmir ...

... IM P ERIAL PARLIAMENTI HOUSE OF IOTm )S-THtIRSDAV'. The Ml i~i ir ha llot Suspenbstio Bhu, thle MatltottMse [Scot- 1lnd) Bill the Stamp1 Duties Bill, ald the TecupikO Roads Bil11 wcril itrotei t up fr'om~ thle. 1Iowo ?? a fir ti no' Tlhe. tilsi ot f WEIl.lAN(,Trs preseuted pstitinlvs fronm ?? ;11 ?? 0,ticP ,t Norfolhk, liainpaltire, and Soter- cte tgainst anI tltnuatiofl of tile corn-l5V.'5 ...

... ELECTION MO VENENTS. BIOROUGH! or M ll'LEB0NlE LLEXT1OY. List ?? it public oitietfit it' thu electors of tilt tioro gh of' 1arx iehone tooli place eti the, Royiil Stondard 'Viv rei detiitk-trcti Hm 's1t iiifrr tl 1 I-i' it' Ileacin't tilt' iolitiefl) ?? of Coitiniotfore Sir- chin's~. Nttpiei, K.CLB,, 1 ai en iithiidte to repreon'lt tlw( horoiitrh in Pariatmiient. In~o~slil;- Iti C OOPER , L ...

... TEXAS AND MI EX ICO. We lay before our readers what may be interesting to them, the treaty between her Blritiinnic Majesty's govern- ment and the Republic of Texas, which has been lately ratified by the latter. It provides for the mediation of' Gtvrnt Britain between Mexico and Texas ; and it is equally lionotirable to tile justice and good faith of Texas, and to the vigilance of Lord ...

... TO SIR ROBBRT PEEL. SiR-In your speech last niglht, you are reported to soy as followvs:- And I may asl~ wvherein is the condition of' the population ditlerent to What they were hince lie (Lord J. Russell) has been in office ! Unfortunntely, Sir, there ore no labourers allowed to sit in the House ot Commons; they are excluded by a power too great for them to over- come, and they submit ...

... PALTITRING WITH P1?!NCIPLE. Al. 'ii'tiell, iii ?? iiiscllssioni oi Lmrdil Saiidonui rc- solutioll, alludedci ver lh ppilv- to a Cicoumtaince which oc- r Liir at ?? lo.st election, wlki lII II ilo is I waS os1)iosed by Mr. Geor gc Dawsoii, tile bolier ij-law of Sir Robert Peel. lr, Tu'tuell thowdtt thu ?? hinl comc for the coiu- veision of tile rigilt liiccuil ?? bho lclt, well his pre- vunsor ...

... (FROM THEB SECOND EDITION OF T1lE LIVEarOOL STANDARD]. U'e arce often compelled, as public journalists, to detail circumstances of the most heart-rending character ; but we have rarely been called upon to detail a more melan- eliolyrnarrative of facts than is involved in the following brief statement of all appallin- occurrence which took place in this town this usiloing. 1W litiyve mad'e ...

... PRA DJDULEXT7' APPR()OPHIIA 7?LV BRY T'rI! ' TO.? LEN. 'Io Tn2: ITolt Ue rF : T MtEUUNING( CiURlNICLE'. Silti I'lle ?? for vo0illictillu the ?? i of the TIor cir iiidichte., hiua% put tbrth a statemeut under the head ?? Reduietion mode in the ?? no Wool ' .£:1;,OtJ. 'Now, it is ell known to thlice elgafed in the woollelt Itrale th t. 'o fur fiowi this coi-eission iu -ng beeii mnade olunt ...

... T11 J?E.srE'fN QUESI'IOr- Tilic oliriliviug is a trallseript of a ntel to rnm the representts. tivc.s of the Four Powers, in reply to a comuinorication toi theni fronti tile Ottoman governmienit - -Th, udt id, igried have thle hionour of acknowled,,ing the re'ceipt Of thle note, ?? April 27, bx which his Exetileite~' Cheib t~eitl, aitiiosdorof irehuimine Portie, in roti - niirii trigtothe te ...

... The TORY MAJORITY on WEDNESDAY II NrNIGHT. To THE EDITOR Ol TIlE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sia-The Tories, in the approaching conflict of the classcs against the niasses, appear utterly reck- less of character, and to rely for their anticipated succcss upon the influence of selfishness over those constituencies that are considered to be dependent on the Monopolists. This is quite evident from their ...

... HA VANNAH. [TRANSLATION t | Secretary's Office of the Royal Patriotic Society of Ilavannall. Si -I remit to you the enclosed document, thlt you may please to insert it ill your valuable periodical, in fulfilment of the agreement to which it has reference.-Havaiiah, Feb 8, 1841. ANTONIO BACHILLER, Sec. To Don Jose I de Arazoza, Editor of the Diario of Havannah, Member of the Royal Patriotic ...