... ?? MORNIJV/ C2,iIWV ,EG. LON 1) ON: 1ONDAY, OCT'OBER 4, 1841. Lord PALMIERSTOn is generally allowed to have hit the niail on the head, when he assigned as the cause of the delay demanded by Sir R. PEEL, that the Cabinet of which he is the head is not at present an united Cabinet; that at present the opinions of thosc who compose it~ and support it are not united with those of the Premier, and ...

... THE ACCIDENT ON THE BRIGHTON RAIL WVA ?? rO THE EDITOR OF TIM MORNING CHRONICLE. Sit-The hlte frightful accident on the Brighton Rail- way, of which I nufortunately happened to be a spectator, iiid with manv others in some degree a sufferer, coupled with other railway accidents, attended with a sad sacrifice (of life and waste of property, calls to mind most urgently l the necessity for somic ...

... 11DIR. STURGH, MR. COBDEN, AND THE A A'TI- COR NV-LA IV LE.4 G Us. ?? TO JOSEPH STURGI, ESQ., EI NIUGK HA3T, London, October 4, 1841. MY DEAl STUR&3E-Your letter addreasod to me in the 1forn ing Chronicle of to-day has jntt reached me, anti I hasten to give the fullest explanations in my power in an- swer to your inquiries. After referring to your former letter to me through the Auti-Csrn-lane ...

... IM PE RIAL PA ItLiLALENT HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. The Earl of ?? si ~Lord Sketfiehi took the oathis. POPULATION PAYMENT BILL. This bsill was brought up front the C.ommons,, and read a :frst time. NAVY PAY lILLY. This bill was read to third titne aned passed, as Aere tite Lunatics hill, thle Fro-niore Estate 11i11, and the Rloyatl Oeardenes Bill, . 0tt tile ttotion ot' Lord BRttUG(IlA iM, cet ...

... THE It IGJSTRAVIO AS-M MONDAY. CITY OF LONDON. [Betbre Mr. Bavley.j This day was appointed by the 'learned barrister for the revision of the parisht of St. isotolpl, tAIdg'ate, The claims and objections are far more nulerous ir. it than in any otber part of thle Citv, acid thc dliflulties attending the re- Visimi arise cllicey froml the number of aliens amongst the former. ~ - WVEST.MINSTER. ...

... CORN LAWS AND COMIMERCIAL REFORM. PRICES OF FOOD AT HOME AND ABROAI). It is scarcely possible to mention a ,ingle article of food in general consumption for which the work- ing classes of Englarid are not obliged to pay a higher price than the working clases of any other country in the world. A ptisiage of a fev hours in a steamt-vessel will cinvey a farnily from Lonldon to Ostenod, Rotterdam, ...

... IhOU.SE, OF LOlIDS-SATUnDAY. The Earl of SHAFIESBURY took his seat on the wvool- e8ak shortly after twelve o'cloehl j. CORN-LAW-3. O1 our admission to the gallery, we fbund The EIarl of RAI)NOlt entering into anl explanation of a rtatement he had m ide last night, respectilig the average price of foreign corn. We understood the noble easl to say, that in Stmtihlg the averare at 4ts. id., 1he ...

... IRIELA1ND. DUBLIN, OCT. 5. F,,JROMJ OUR OWN; CORRESINPORE LS.l IALIN'ASLOE FAIR-11ISE INi1ICS Agnin there has been an advance i rcsathgeate aual fir of Ballinnsdot rial inbluence upon the prices o ats well us iii this fheaactli nln ra8wllI inlluence coulntry. Dnring the hlst eight years, there has been an advfnce of 40 or 00 per cent, i te pr (if beef and mutteu, and generally in other ...

... WINDSOR, St NDAY. The Queen end Prince Albert, the Duchess of Kent, the royal htousehold, and the suite of the royal Duchess, at- teniled Divine Service thils morning in the private Chapel of the Castie. The flon, and Rev. Edward Southwell Kep- pel officiated, Yesterday her MaLjesty and her Royal Iighness the Duchess ot Kent walked for some tinme. Ilis Royal flighnless Prince Albert went on a ...

... COMSMOD ORE NA P 7ER and the B OA RD of ORDNANCE. TO THE EDITOR OF THEt MORIVING CHRONICLE. SIR-I observed with much pleasure, in your parliH. mentary report of the debate on Friday last, on the sup- plementary ordnance estimates, that the straightforward, hard-hitting Sir Charles Napier, hadl opeucd his batteries against the fortifications of the Ordaanch, Boardl. It really dloes secao ...

... THE REGiSTRATIONS. CITY OF LONDON. [Before F. Bayley, Esq.] The revising barrister was occupied yesterday in the exa- mnination of claims by members of the Jewish persuasion. A number of cases cnine under the consideration of the court, in which a rent was paid at a certain rate per week, uri-king for the year the fall eqeivalent of the sun required by the act, but thcy were obljected to by ...

... I L ETTERS TO SIR ROBEHT 1'EEL, BA17T SECO'NI SE'RIES.-No. Ill. Sue-Whlat Slislkapeare calls the ri- and body of the time, its form, and preassure, faniciful authors have often trasced to somproric) i'5ailpecetissr~i, of sovereigns niridruers- A faucuc Gibbon may, perchance, see a connection between tlcs outlay of it cosiplc of thsousasnd millions, and it per- trinent debt of eight hundred ...