... Morning Chronlicle Office, 20 min. to Two. SECOM- EDITION. - ?? ?? EXPRESS FROMI LIVERPOOL. UNITED STATES. [FROSI OUR OWN ( ORRESPONDENT]. LIVERI'OOL, THURSDAY NIGHT. Thlu fine steamer Britennia, beloiging to Cunard's line of mail steamers between this port and Boston, couinuanded by Captain Cleland, arrived in our river this evening, bringin m papers from New York to the 15th, Boston l0th, ...

... SPA IN. MADRl)ID, SItPcrmrnrR t22. [I ROM ot ii itN OWN C uttiitS ?? The return of the Iilliflte D)on illrailiso dc Panla, rdll filyalV, (sV leteruilleit upolI, excites Soene attention herc, and is not altogether devoid ofinltrest. The event revives in the minds of the Spaniards thie recollection of thoo onl- pleasant SecCues of which the Palace was the theatre, when occupiee by the parties ...

... TEE AtIOIAtTINVU G m;0 VICOLE. LONDON: FRIaDAY , OCTOBER1I.jv 1, Ji ,1t. Tile llotusE of' LORS hat only for a very short tim ye terdiily afterileonr. B3fib)re it adjouine!l I.ord 13 jIf;1 I[Al called tire atten1tioll of tirC leiou' to tl! b; ibery, ilntilli I - tion, naiod other bad practices ivichi prevailed so extitolisk ,i: duriatK the l;ist *I ction. 1in tile 1ou:slt of CoSmm iNi, I frtr ...

... WVINDSOR-TJIURSDIfAY. The Queon and Prifnee Albert left the Castle for an airing in a pony phlaeton, his Royal Highiness driving, followed by tbe Dowager Lady Lyttelton, Itonourable 11. Paget, Hollouarlble II. Auson, and Lord Byron, in a second ear- risige, und by Colonel Woeryss, Sir Edwardl Bowater, and Sir tirederick Stovin on horseback. Tue Earl Delawarr arrived at the Castle to *day. The ...

... IMPElRIAL PARLIAMENT HOUSE OF LORDS-THURSDAY. 17ROG;AORE LODGE BILL, 'fis bil wen th ,IIt ' committee, - alsO diii tlin ltcy Tardes billwn therotv Pay Bill, aud the Lunatied Jijill. fix,, 1NU LAWYS BILL. This bill was brought up Ijcom the Commons and read first time. CONLW Lord BROETGHAMl presented petitionfrols. dlw(,i in Chieshire, and Irons a congregation ot dis5'.enobrseltroI bridge, ior ...

... C ORN LAWS AND COMMERCIAL REFORM. PRICES OF FOOD AT HOME AND ABROAD. It is scarcely possible to mention a single article of food in general consumption for which the work- ing classes of England are nor obliged to pay a higher price than the working classes of any other country in the world. A passage of a few hours ill a stcam-vessel will convey a family from London to Ostend, Rotterdam, or ...

... WESTAIINSTER-THIURSDAY. [Before T. J. Arnold, Esq.] Lord Grimstone, inserted on the registration list as James Grimstone, claimedl to be registered as joint te- onat with his father, Lord Vrrulam, of a house in Grosve- nor-squaTe, commonly understood to be the exclusive resi- dence of the latter nobleman. Ulir. Robert Spratt, collector of rates in the parish of St. George, examinied by Mr. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... MAY LoRn-YoU admit that the effict of the corn-laws i8 to raise the pricc of broad over thc kingdom ; that iA, to raise a tax upon every fimily in proportion to the qiautity of bread they consunic. Y'ou adtnit that thc effect of the sampe law is to raise thec rents of the landed proprietors; that is to say, that the excise upon bread, practically levied by the corn-law, is pa id Over to the ...

... The principal portion of the fo]lowing appeared in a Second Edition of the Mor'ning CLltroafcle of yesterday:- s iEXPRESS FROM LIVERPOOL. [F1OA1 OUR OWN CORRESI'ONDENT]. LiVICRPOOL, THURSDAY NIGHT. The fine steamer Britannia, belonging to Cunard's line of mail steamers between this port and Boston, commanded by Captain Cleland, arrived in our river this evening, bringing papers from New York ...