... 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 ...

... CO1 MFN LAWS ANI) t 'of.B294494 ti &C iN 1)i 7ig REO101 PRICES OF' FoODl AT 110MR ANI) 21131OAJ) The pr ice of llrc~uid hall to idur I:111c no tint hr in1 LOndon1, o in, Paris, fir incity %I ttk pit. ]] the French metropolis, thle hos, .vit o xw'leuin bre'atl Coiilttine to lie sol fir 711 couti~ims the font' fti twI kitograuiuiei, wliichii (ii 1tiuttd, tei, than 6!d. f-ii ti e' totir-pound ...

... 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 ...

... THE 3MOR'VIS G C#HR 0 I CL.E LON ) ON: FRIDA Y. O VE.UBER 19, 1841. There is a remarkable contrast in the ground of argumentoccupied by the two contending parties in the great controversy of the day upon the Corn- laws. The advocates of the taxes on food affect an air of generosity towards manufacturing industry; they profess not to envy, or desire to dimniash, any be- nefit derived from ...

... COR:- CII-I U -. COURTURCChtULAR. Th1e (Qwele heldtch anurt it, iltd-past two o'clock yesterday nfternoon it Bileileglia-m lI alne Thle Clhet;licr bilusll, on a specilal mision from his Ma- jesty the Kin of lPruassia, id nit audienlce of her Mlijesty. -1His ?? was introdueed by Viscousit Palineraton, (I CB., her ?? principail sercrtary of state for fbreign affairs, 'aid conducted by Sir Robett ...

... CONNECTION BETIWEENHIGH PRICES AND TYPHUS. To THE EDITOR oF THe )MORNrNG CHRONICLE. Sin-ru, your Monday's paper I showed Sir Robert Peel au(l his followers the exact coincidence of typhus fever and scarcity in one populous neighbourbood to ts late a date as I can obtain returns. I new call his attention to thle sane fact in London. The ?? on the poor-rates from typhus liever became so heavy in ...

... CIHURGIE-RATTES. [FROM A COR RESPONDENT.] Bin INGRtAM, OCTOBER 13.-The readers of the Cihroniele have cause to complain of no mention having been made of the great struggle the Liberal party in this town has lately made against church-rates. You are, perhaps, not aware that the payment of this offen- sivue impost has ceased in Birmingham for several years. ?? moment, however, that a Tory ...

... Morning Cwonic,'e Otfice, Quarter to Seven. FcIljO'C IjD EDITION. ,.j XYP1?tES FRIO )M LI VEl0 10o0L. I1IJIi LY 1MI'OWR'ANT ROM A 31ERICA. ' ilOM OUR LIVERPOOL CORRtESIPONDENT], C LIVERPOOL, IFRIDAY, SEVEN O'CLOCK. liv trte arrival of tle New Yrork liner packet ship Shotl jan, Captain de Peyster, wve have received the Newy Yr rk paters of the 27th ult., as well as Mon- tre d and other ...

... Since our last no progress has been made in the harvest in this neighbourihood, or we have scarcely had a out rail, and Onl Tuesday ?? hlaid ?? wtth- plslied with u strong wind ?? --a neavyrain, accom- 1till increased s' . .om tie south-east, which has ftle Ret' e -o>.oling the wheat; and though we hear . .il damage to the crops is not Increased, still a week IR gone without tiiy ...

... DUBLIN, AuGUST 1,5. [PROH OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.J THE CROPS. Tue temperature leas !imoroved snc yesterday, but rain falls at intervals, and the iveather isqite unsettled. Thle nocounts from the country show thtthe rain has been prtygeneral, and consequently the injury to wheat; hut UlseterY appar to have suflhred less thian the other pro- vinces. Te following report is from one of the ...

... THE NEWIV MINISTRY. The Right Honourable Sir Robert Pcee, Bart, on leaving Whitehall-gardens yesterday, visited the Duke of Wellington at Apsley-house, where the right honourable baronet had an interviewv of the noble and gallant duke, which lasted upwards of half an hour. The right honourable baronet then proceeded post to Windsor Castle, to have an audience of her Majesty the Queen, and not ...