... PLtOM OUR CORRESPONDENT.] ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON INTELLIGENCE. Au(,. )9.-The last accounts from Malta announee the arrival there of the Earl and Countess Grosvenor and the Ladies Grosvenor, in his lordship's yacht the Dolphin schooner, from a cruise off the Egcyptian and Syrian coasts. The Countems of Wilton has left Binstead Lodge for town; her ladyship's youthful family remrains until the ...

... CASE OF GUBAT TYRANNY. TO THo EDITOR OF TIHE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sin-I take the liberty of laying before you, in hopes that you may think it not unworthy of your pen, a case of unparalleled tyranny towards eleven labourers (apparenitly), who were committed to prison by two magistrates of Lan- cashire, for the crime ot not attending on some day in June their parish church! These men were first ...

... THE TVWATHER AND THE CROPS. KENT.-The wheat crops come to hand much heiavier ana better than was expected, and Elklteogh hi fome pieces the clavel is very thin, and will produce much chicken meat, still, generally speaking, the crops are fuller, and some of then within tife last few days have been got in well. Some that was got in during the week before last, when the recent fine harvest ...

... -0 Yesterday, the annual distribution of premiums by this institution, which is a branch of tfle government School of Design in Somerset House, tookplice in the great room of the All Saints National School-house, Spicer-street, Miln End New Town, which wasadorncdl with a greatnumlber of draw- ings and paintings executed by the students, evirccing coi- siderable talent and great powers of ...

... EXTRIAOI)RDINARY I EXPRESS F1ROM PARISI From a second edition of the M1orning Chronidle of' ,esterday: PARIS, MONDAY. The census was being taken very quietly through- out France. Three-fourths of Paris has already undergone the measure. The praise so unanimouslV bestowed on Monsieur GUIZOT'S tpecoh by the British press, has become the occasion of some violent articles in the opposition papers ...

... THE DUKE OF WEf LINGTON AND THE I ITORIES | Let us not be misiuderstoed on the very delicate and distressing subject to which, after much hesi- tation, wve feel it absolutely our duty to call atten- tion. We claim our fall share of that veneration foi the character of the Duke of Wellington which hit great qualities entitle him to. It is indeed purely out of regard for the man himself- the ...

... -FORBIGN INT7LLTGENCE;' The Paris papers are destitute of interest. The King and Queen of the Belgians arrived at the Chateau ?? on Tuesday, which place the French Court was expected to leave for Paris on Sunday. Madrid journals and letters 'of the l9th inst. have come to hand, but they do not contain anynews of the slightest importance. ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA FROM NEW YORK. The Acadia arrived ...

... THB NEW MINISTRY. [FROM A CORtRtESPONDENT.] At an early hour yesterday morning, Treasury SIscngers were despatcheti with communicationm ra; tbae Right Honourable Sir Robert Peel to the e of likingharn, at Stowe Plark, Bucking- ,tshire ianntl to the Earl of Liverpool, at Buxtcd b t, near Uckfielrl, Sussex. The Duiic of Bckirigiam arrived at Bucking- ii IIouse, Pall-mili, lute in the afternoon, ...

... To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIn-Silce the appearance of a letter in the Tivies news paper of the 12th ultimo, respecting the appointment of Mr. How, the new inspector-general of the Customs as a Whigjob, there have been many speculative opinions amongst the officers generally, as well as amtongst other people connected with the Castom-house, as to the good Or harm this gentleman ...

... I MPERIAL L IMYERIAL PARLIAMENT. I HOUSE OF LORDS. TUESDAY, Auc. 24. At two o'clock the Lord Chancellor, Viscount Iel-E bourne, the Earl of Clarendon, the Marquis of Normandy, I and Lord Duncannon took their seats as Lords CommiS- missioners. X The Commons having been summoned to the bar, i The LonD CHANCELLOR read to both Houses of Parlia- t ment Her MAJESTY'S 1iPEECH.-[This document appear- ...

... THE USE OF TORTURE IN TIE ARMY. To THE EDITOR or TtE AMORNING CHRONICLE. Siit-Itis well klownto thosewlho havenmadeplhysioloy their study, that somc persons aire born with a morbid dis- position of mind, that will lead them to commit theft, and this unfortunate mental infirmity hlis in sonic instiutes affected the well-educated and the wealthy. A notable fact of this kind occurred at Bath ...

... ie,- aTOR of Nh DEARBY MERCURY. e ?? Parer of the 25th instant, the an. I i. *. your raper us 1- - ?? tle an. f tse he proposed erection of Diocesan School- Ilaefl , I wish to know (as a subscriber), what m . p er tle Nutional School-room which still i Jll donV ed for lvant of funds. Would it not be l si.°tld and count the cost ; the probabilities 0-ll°511a~on nl~vvringbefore -ve erect ...