... CHURChRA7'TE MEErING IN BIR- JUINGHAM. (PROM OUR COitRRESPONDENT.] FRIDAY, IoUR o'CLiOC.-I have just returned from the Town-ball, where one of the most enthusiastic meetings I ever witnessed in that building -vas held, to denounce an attempt on the part of the churchwardens to impose a church-rate oil the parish after ten years' riddance of that obnoxious impost. The instant the Tories had ...

... WESTMINESTERl REGI STRATION. IMtPORtTANT DncesiorS.--Mr. Arnold, the revising barrister for the city of Westminster, gave his decision on Saturday in the following cases:- Loan DiNoRENa's CAS B.-Mr. Arnold said this was an napplication to have his lordship's name inserted on the list oflthe persons entitled to vote atthe election of the members for the city of W~estmiunster. Under the 27th ...

... MADRID, SEP'TEMBER 26. [pisoac OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] The curious, and, as it has turned out, unpleasant coin- cidence of one of the favourite generals of the late Ferdi- nand having been appointed to preside at a court-martial, and an ?? colonel to be on duty the same day in Vailencia, leas given rise to sonic occurrences of a disagree- able nature in that city, which have attracted some ...

... THE M-ORNIA G GHRI O V GIJ3. LONDON: TUESDA Y, OCTOBER 1t, 1841. The letters down to the 8tb, from our own corre- spondent at Madrid, inserted in yesterday's Chro. nicle, give such details of the attack on the Royal Palace, by the ruffians calling themselves Mode- rados, as could be gathered in a short time after such an event. Never (says a letter in the Courrier 3 Frangais) were such scenes ...

... THEW .flOXNIARSG CHIPR OWi LB LONDON: SATURD1A Y, OCTOBE1? 2, 1841. In the House of Lords yesterday, the Earl of RAuDNOR, after presenting several petitions for the repeal of the cora-laws, expressed his dismay at the resolution which the government had come to, of dissolving Parliament Without entering into the consideration of the subject. He looked upon the state of thingsivith dismay; and ...

... CONSTATINOPLE, SEPT. 27. [FROU OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) A meeting of foreign merchants, bankers, and other ink iluential men of all nations, connected with commerce and finance, has been held at Galata, to take into consideration. and to devise means toprovide against the depreciation of tha5 government paper currency, called achier, which has fallen. to nearly 8 per cent discount. Had this ...

... OUR DOlESTiC HISTORY SINCE THE PEA CE.-No. III. The year 1819 was signalised, as we have stated, by an announcement in the Royal speech with which the session of Parliament was opened, that the trade, commerce, and manufactures of the country were in a most flourishing condition, Yet that year was one of most extraordinary and universal distress. Not a year in which one class was pros- ...

... DESTR UCTIVE L'IRE AND LOSS OF IIFE. Between three and four o'clock yesterday morning, a most de.truetive, andtl we lament to add, tatal fire occurred in the premuises of NMensrs. MIerry, exten ive eheese.iongers, Itighb-stret t, Newigton ,being attended ivith the loss oftwo, it not three lives. Fromn the inlquilies ma11de upon the spot by our reporter, it aplctlrs that the Messrs. Merry have ...

... RIGHT HOAT. LORD LOWTIIER, POST- | JMASTER-GB'YERAL. I )TY LOaIn-HIadl your lordship) been ill office so long asi your nolte priedecessor has been, moy humble name would ?? probably be unknown to you, for I have haid sernissiou more than once to address tie late Postmaster-OGeneral, on the subject of Post-office money orders, with respect to which I have been, I shoild hope ftor the sake of ...

... I PROM A SECOND EDITION OP IIE DFERBY REPORTER O YESTERDAY.] A melancholy duty devolves upon us, and we stop the priss in order to perform it. The noble pile erected in the Market-place in the- year 18i28, dol which, wv belivve, cost somewhere about C[2,O00, is 20ow in ruins, iid the site where yesterday stood. a building ait once an oisrnrameit aund arl honour to the town presents to the eyt ...

... SP. AIN. BARCELONA, OCT. Q0. [FROM OUR OWN COntRESI'ONDONT.] This bthiuig my first tletter, 1 may recapitifiuite events. It was oii tihe I th that we Ieard the news of the insurrection ati Maldrid, and this, you may well conceive, set in combus- tion all thl inflammable feelhtgs caused ind collected by the tidings from Navarre. The Committee of Vigilance e hosen by the National Guard and the ...

... 2'JIE REGISTRATIONS-F RIDAY. IIDDLESEX. The revision of the lists of voters for this county was |mcoclisded. The fbllowing is the result of the revision of thl, Marylebone district- Libeial objections-Taken, 79; sustained, Tory objections, 913; sustained, 71. Ilhe agents of botih parties havinig congratulated the bar- risters ?? the close of their labours- Mr. Walpole, in returncing thainiis, ...