... THlL' IVELA111I1l. A ''i~crov Wivxrictt,-or setrcrail d'iys past the xtic iihsbet i1 i ? il-4n 11'i ?? tILIAL, VI'll Icru tli i. cI iccii of thu( vun, ill~ idwinter inny be cccii to fill e mrivvid c, ?? IlrmOrcicci Oil Wedliiesi(iny tilic will oc l;x hi'. iii' I'Ii ii gotti ili ci tol 2ctiti filfl, cud ttouti t irht ocelick A x.NI Si C x'ice vhisicii with ii tmart lixwi'r oI cd ,LIw. Y ...

... OUR DOMKESTI C HISI'OR Y SVCEB 2THEI I PEA CE.-No. VI. Great questions, containing within them the germs of trath and justice, are like that grain of mustard seed, which we are told i3 tle least of all seeds, yett it becomeg a great tree, and its branches a habitation for the fowls of the air. Nothing, in a free eountry, can ultimately quench ais important question, if its discussion ...

... INSURRECTIO0-N IN SPAIN. MADRID, OCTOIBBR 10. LPRON OU5R OWN CORRTLSPONDfl.NT.3 The part of tile grand military conspiracy sgainst the liberties of Spain, which was to have been enacted in Ma- drid, has proved a signal fifflure. The result leaves one ill doubt whether to admire most the lbasenless and wicked- ness of the attempt, or thle cowardly and stupid way lin which it was sought to be ...

... OPENING of thc JUSEUM on SUNDAYS.' The following letter, and the evidence appended to It have been delayed for sontl days by nn unavoidable pres, of matter. This gives us the opportunity of observing that the mis-statement in the Tiimes, on which the writer com- ments, was repeated in the Morning Post of yesterday. To TUE EDITOR OF THE MIORNING CHRONICLE. Si ?? the Tines of Friday, Oct. lb, ...

... TEB UNIOY2 OF THE MIDDLE AND I LOWIVER CLASSES. } To TrHn EDITOR OF TlE 5MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-As the chieforgan. of the Whig or Liberal faction, mead widely distributed among the higher, middle, and lower classes of society of diversified politics, I have been induced to trouble you with the following remarks, ?? -enideavoured to slow that neither the repeal of the Coin- laws nor the other ...

... IRISH OUTRAGE AMONGERS. To T1ri EDITOR OF THUE MORNING CHRONICLE. STia-The Aforning Hlerald of Tuesday last contains, under the ]head of '1 Irish Correspondence, 1m account of the resistance said to halve been made, by the tenautsof Sir George Goold's estate in the county of Tipperary, to the payluent of their rents to his agent, Mr. Guiness; Sir George being, as the Herald slaysa nLiberal, ...

... LEVANT MIAIL. we heave received by express the papers and lett- ters of the last Levant niail, bringing dates from Constantinople to the Nibh, Snmyra to the Mt, and Alexandria to the Mt. ALEXANDRIA, OCTa. 6. [IFROM 0Otit (WN ('O1tlttSP0N DENT.] The Pacha arrived Iin Cairo ou the Ilot instant, and during his aboence we have no political newrs of any interest, fur- ther titan the continued ...

... TH1E MORNING CHROYNClRX L ON D ON: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1841. The proceedings upon the trial of MILEoD, down to the middle of the third day, will be found fully detailed in another part of our paper, from the second and third editions of yesterdaty's Chronicle. The only point fully established by the mass of evidence puhlished by the New York papers is, that the steamer Caroline was undeniably ...

... THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA AND THE I POLES. -A. TO THEs EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SxR-I have read with considerable surprise and regret a leading article in your prper of the 2d instant, in -which you appear to give credit to certain rumours respecting, the intentions, on thle one hand, of the Emperor Ni.- cholas to restore their old nationatlity to the Poles ; nod, on the other hland, ...

... Pie LONDON GAZETTEE qf TUESDAY, Oct.26. ST. JAMES'S PALACE, OCTOBER 20. The Queen has been pleased, on the nomninatiou of Lord Forester, to appoint John Lewis Laitiotte, Eseq., oue, of her Majesty's H~onourable Corps of Gentlemen tit Armas, vice Constable, retired]. - WHITEHALL, OcTooiER 23. The Queen lies been ?? to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal of the United endm ...

... BIRMINGHAM CHUJRCII-RATE-S. [PRtOM ODUR COU1IIESPONDEN2T.] W\V ENSDAY EVENalu, IOUR O'CLOi'.-The poll las just closed, the numbers ou the day's poll being for the rate '0J, againlst it 1,620. Gross poll: for the rate 468, ?? it o,20. From tiis you will perceive the utter im- possibility of defeat. If in the scrutiny the anti-church- rate party were to count all their votes as single, and the ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRE9IONDENT.1 BIRMINGHAM, FRTDAY EVH1;NING 6 O'ClOc -hlnfOr- mation was received last eveninr, at tlhe f3irmingumn Fire- office, that the work of incendiarism had. c1ommee '1 Stratford-on-Avonu and a considerable sensation we esefsa- by rrnours in reference to it. On Making inquivi-7't ii ri evening, I find the following are the only diets knowu con- cerning the affair:- On ...