... To TIlE EDITOR oP TH - MORNING CHRONICLE. Sin-As a resident physician in this dieusely populated borough, I may perhaps lay some claim to a knowledge of the propriety ofl the situation chosen 1or the site of the Royal Victoria Park. I am not disposed to complain unnecessarily, for I feel indebted as an inhabitants for any boon to the Tower Hamlets wflich will have the effect of affording, to ...

... ThK LONDON GAZETTE of FRIDAY, April '2 LORI) CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MARCH2. Notice is hereby given, that her Majesty vvill holda Drawing rooml at St. Jamnes's Palace, on Thursday, the 22dof April nrxt , at two o'clock. BJUCKINGI1AI A T LACE,9 APRIL!1. This dity hall audience ot'her MlaJesty, C'hekib EIftenidi, ambassador, front the Stiblinic Porte, to deleiver a letter front the Sultan. To ...

... EGYPT. ALEXANDRIA, ARFIL 1. [PROM ouR OWN CORRESrONDENT.] Six or seven thousand additional troops have arrived, and are encamped outside the town. There is a rumour brought Hy a Greek vessel from Caramania of prepara- tions for hostility on tha part of the Porte, and the probability of the Turkish sleet being sent here to enforce the hatti-seheriff. Some preparation is also to be observed ...

... ITIrE ALORNIAG CIlltR VICLEE. I LONDON: MONDAY, A.PRlL ?? 1841. ThC French journals in M. THIORS'S COni;('AiC1 have hithierto clanioured against the. signature of any treaty by France in common wvith the other powers. Taking tile assertions of a letter published by one of our contemporaries as correct, these journals change their tone, and declare that M. GUIZOT might have been right in ...

... Viscount Melhounru had an audience yesterdmy of the Qaicen. Her Majesty and Prince Albert, attended by the Hon. Miss Pitt, Ron., Miss Dfevereux, Marquess of Headfort, Sir Robert Otway, Lord Alfied Plaget, and Sir Edward Bowator, honoured the German Opera with their presence ]ost evening. Iler Majesty and Prince Albert visited her Royal High- ness the Duchess of Kent last eveningr at Ingestre ...

... FRANKFORT, APRIL 21. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDRMNTI According to the CaSsel Gazette there is a probability still that Brunswick will not separate from the German north western league, and strange to say the difficulties are said to be raised on the side of Prussia. The true reason most probably is, that the Brunswick negotiator stipulated for some advantages for the great fairs annually held in ...

... IRE-LAND. DUBLIN, As'srL 23. [PROM OUR OWN CORIUEMPONDFNT.] COItRESP'ONDENCE BETWVEEN TIHE JEARL OF ROSSE AND THE MARQUESS OF NORMANBY. The Dlblie Mliail of this evening publishes the following corrcspoiileiics, a rising out of the observations delivered by Lord Norniunby in the recent debate upon Lord ChirlO ville's motion, regarding the shocking and most uniwarrant- ablo attack mntale by the ...

... (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 ...

... 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 ...

... CRE lITORS' ASSIGNEES. To TIIE EDITOR O Tlt 0 MORNIN'G CHRONICLE. SiiR-Our attentiol has be-s callmd ly two of onr li'ns whlo are'creditors a ~siit~h~ ers s u l enlalt',' C hainiei%.lts bdil- ruptey to Dll artiel, iu thl Mor ning Chr onice of the hiy betore yesterday, under tilie head Meoney Ma 1kit soil City News,' lhaing' refibruie to thu lossi's ocia- siolted to creditor, by Abbott's ...

... KING'S COUNTY E.clrEION CO-lf- MITTEB. The eionnuittec Inet at thle usual bonr, when Mfr. Ser.-eant Wramnrhaini ?? argumlenit. 'th proyposition lie' nisant to main tails wilta of cheld Iluder jplealsllrc 11011 the Crownl dis ?? Mr. Arnistronq's oficie came under thitdelliato. leudesodtt it was intetnded to be I )iuaue y h oh r atthtc distinction' existed between penci oins voed in l'ar ...

... THE REPORT OF THE ROYAL HOSPI- i TALS IN THB CITY. The following Is an abstract of the annual report Of the great number of poor children and other poor people maintained in the Bevera Royal Hoypital s of the City of London, under the pious care of the LMayor, aldermen, and governors thereof. CUBIST'S HOSPITAL. Children put forth apprentices and discharged i from Christ's Hospital the year ...