... DEATH PROM ALLEGED ILL-TREAT- I| .PENT BY A QUA CK DOCTOR. I - ; A report under tliits designiation app;eared in our journal ol yosterday, whlichl we uniderstand~ waIS in several respects rinrcirrocc, thc patienit having been rin old gtentleman namiedl .Bi?, istval uof a Iily cailted Cliyilist, tiand tile name of t he ehulr~lta Ianot Chamiberlinin, but Peeli. Actcordhin to the evidence ...

... CA '1'TLE PA IRS. WrcYIrrtn GREAT FAIt.-Tihe siheep fair (falling this year oU Sunday) was held on Saturday last. T'ite inorining proved remarka;bly fine, artd sales cennomonerd eml . The number of sheep penned (did not exceed 00 or l5,l00t, beir n much less than on u:lrly former years. The prices asked were kiigl; after the first two fiouro , therefore, the sales were not brisk; and at tirle ...

... Morning Cwonic,'e Otfice, Quarter to Seven. FcIljO'C IjD EDITION. ,.j XYP1?tES FRIO )M LI VEl0 10o0L. I1IJIi LY 1MI'OWR'ANT ROM A 31ERICA. ' ilOM OUR LIVERPOOL CORRtESIPONDENT], C LIVERPOOL, IFRIDAY, SEVEN O'CLOCK. liv trte arrival of tle New Yrork liner packet ship Shotl jan, Captain de Peyster, wve have received the Newy Yr rk paters of the 27th ult., as well as Mon- tre d and other ...

... CIHURGIE-RATTES. [FROM A COR RESPONDENT.] Bin INGRtAM, OCTOBER 13.-The readers of the Cihroniele have cause to complain of no mention having been made of the great struggle the Liberal party in this town has lately made against church-rates. You are, perhaps, not aware that the payment of this offen- sivue impost has ceased in Birmingham for several years. ?? moment, however, that a Tory ...

... SACRED .HARMONIC SOCIETY, The great choral performances in Exeter-hall are begun fbr the season; and the society, we are glad to peceive, arc extending the field of their exertions. Yesterday evening their performance consisted of HAYDN'S Third Mass, and Spourn's Oratorio, Tte Last Judynment. They had not previousl attempted any of the compositions of the latter master* but they have now shown ...

... THE ?LEGlSI'RA7'IONS-MONDAY. WESTMI NSTER. A ENS Th ;Rlti T OF u Lo~lll~t To or-JunM N -Tl eviiglrrister, 1,r. T. J. Arnold, dlelivered his *Judg- niclis ti is at-,in sonieotfthe loltr cases, whiech had been sciriledl henure himl somle dat-s bick, and were since unde hisi~oisidratin. Tese udgenlts, find some others, iiicasts of Polit serilpille~,' ciot but be looke l o as ii great impstillie ...

... - SELA CTIMAC. Y-THE To TILE EDITOR oP THgE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-The Tinuss, that chatmpion of Toryisin, comielnces its labours of tile presentt week with an elaborate article ou thc distresses of tile country at tho preseint tihe, siid the remcdy for the evil. After a severu Iastigeatioli of the W~hij's ald Radicial, for their scandalus e iio the miseries of the pcople, which, it observes, ...

... B!RP1111?'U A/:13 (CIHRLTCH RATE. _I IFRO3r OUR CCORREiSrPOnENT.] .Y l.V.NIS:.-Tle Polling was ?? thi. mon ;rnq with incrcased nctivity onl II. jrrt of te. Anti- Ch(, e-rate party, anid kept up with con6iderablespiriT MJeromt hont the day. At the close of the poll, at iour o cloek, the nrilnbers tiood DS follow :- For the rfote I-7, ag~ahm it l,l.0-1ajorit- on the day's poll against tdie ...

... From a Second ?? (Cironicl:- [PRaOMx OUR LIvsarooL coRnEsONtDENT]. LivanpooL, FRIDAY, SEVEN O'CLOCK. By the arrival of the New York liner packet ship Sheridan, Captain de Peyster, we have received the New York paiters of the 27th ult., as well as Mon- treal and other Canadian papers of a later date than those acknowledged by the Great ?? or by subsequent arrivals. The papers con- tain ...

... t7ilE Dt.'CHt-LSS OF VIC'I'TuI{ AT GIBRA LTAR. The tiii low ing letter Lo, l~c, at cottnniunicatri d ,,,ettletieat to lii it is ,Xilres~etd (Gilraltar, 1 Mv dear Etlwrtrd-Iler ll.11 i1l105 ?? J tanis a.rriveti here Ia ct niit t ft fin M aiIPl. gI 1t s 10titler the Lizard, e'onttittieded hb' Lcut-cta' L after aI very rough pasgage againlst ja Wtrillg i ?? Hlighncess, it appears, had bein, at ...

... OUR DOMESTIC HISTORY SItVGE 71E PEACE.-No. IL.| Seven times the servant of Elijah the Tishbite went, before he discerned the little cloud, like a man's hand, rising out of the sea. But this cloud tpresaged a storm; and before Ahab could profit fully by the warning of Elijah, the blackened heavens poured down a deluge, sweeping the plain cre the king reached the entrance of Jrlzreel. Would that ...

... MADRID, OCTOBnR 7. [FRO.l! OUR OWN CORRESP1ONDENTJ] It is more than probable that my lctters since the oceur- rences in the north have not reached you. The starting of a French courier this evening gives me the hope of beiig able to remedy this deficiency of regular intelligence. As I have had but short notice, I mast be as brief as possible. The events, indeed, in Madrid have borne no ...