... rasThtEY. F CONSTANTINOPLE, OCT. 4. [PROM OUR OWN COiRR15PONDFENT.] Advices have reached this plece from Persia and Bokharf fof a fivourablenature. According to these letters, Colone Stoddard has not only succeeded in thle principal object o his ?? at the latter place, but the Emir of Bokharn ha been led to indice the mest influential Uzbek, hivasi, am iu Turkoman Kha1si to unite in ...

... INQUISITORIAL (JOADUCT oF TId' POLICE. TO T11E EDITOR OF T IZ MORNING CHRONTCLF, SIit-Your paper ?? in the last few days recorded no les.i than six cases of gross violation of the liberty of the subject by the police. It is higl tinme that the public should tahe some steps to protect themselves against thi;a growing power, which appears likely to rival the Spanish Inquisi- tion, if some limit ...

... T2e LONDON GAZETTEqf FRIDAY, Oct. 2D. 0 At tke Court ait I ?? Inlotsce, thle 2-1st day of October, 1841, preseltt, the Queen's itoot exce~l] ct MAaJesty in counicil. it is this day ordered by hier Majesty in Council, that thc Parliament be prorogned fromt Thursday the I Ith day ol November next, to Tueeday, the 21st day of December next, yviarrEHAI.L, OcToHER 28. The Queen haps been plettoed ...

... COUkt CIRCULAR, Lord Ellenborough had onl audience of the Queen yes- terday at Buckinwharm Palace, and kissed hands, on being appointed Governor-Genertl of India. I-er Majesty aid Prince Albert walked yesterday nfter- noon ill the garden of luckinglham Palace. The band of the second regiment of Life Gual ?? was in attendtnce during dinner at Buchinghuni Palace last evenill. Tbe anuld of the ...

... ASPECT AND CONDITIOiN OF NOR7TH DERB YSIIIRF. To those who smile at, or look with indifference on the distress, now becoming more and more appalrent in our manutilcturing districts, the present aspect arid condition u North Derbyshire will offer some startling argunents. I'his part of the country can scarcely be called agricul- turil, still there is a conuiderable portion of it !n erriran ...

... CORN LAW'S AND COMMERICIAL REFORM. PRICES OF FOOD AT HOMIA AND ABROAD, It is upon the labouring roan, of course, that the artiticial augmentation of the price of food falls most oppressively, but it would be difficult to name any branch of national industry (agriculture not ex- cepted) that is not seriously injured by the laws by which the supply of foreign provisions is at present regulated. ...

... TH-nd MfORNIANG Ct?() - CCLO, LON DON: SATURDA ?? OCTOBERJ S0, 1841. The assembling of a French army of thirty, forty, or fifty thousand men on the northern descent of the Pyrenees, a fact and an intention corroborated by our Paris accounts of Thursday, appears to us n I very serious and a very untoward event. Not ?? C we suspect Mlarshal SOULT of any design to conquer a SIpain, or march into ...

... MADRID, OCT. 16. LFROAS OVR OWN CORRESrONDENT.) The execution of General Leon, of which I sent you a hurried account yesterday by courier, has, I need not say, made a most profound impression upon the public milnd. The partizans an/l opponents of that unfortunate man, and the terrible scheme to which he lent himself, alike feel the blow which has been struck. The moderate party did not expect ...

... LORD DE GREY'S CIM4PLAINS. Trinity College, Dublin. A list of the Lord Lieutenant's C(hplains has been pub. lished by authority. They are- FIRST CIHAPLAIN.-The Very Rev. Doctor Vignoles. CHsA'LAINs.-The Provost. Dcans-Clogher, Ardegh, Lismnore. Arcbdeicons-I)nblin, Ermly, Leighlin, Derry, Clogher. Rev. Doctors-Elrington, O'Brien, Wall, Singer. Reverends-Robert Daly, W'illiam Cleaver, W. A. ...

... PUBLIC DIATNeR TO LORD HOWICK AT ALNWIfJK. AL\NL(',K TuESD)Ai NIOiT~i-This afternoton a public lainuier-to Lordl Ilowiek, xin celebrntion of' ?? lordship's re- turn for Sutnderliand, was Aien to tini by the Liberal electors of North NorthumnlteclInd. The dituier tookpleb the theutre,whicli is the largest coani inl the town except thet, duke's property, anda it was served from thc Star lInn. ...

... IiBLAND. DUBLTIJ, OotoiER 27. rFRO.1M OUR OWN CORRESPONDENL.'J THI;E NEW CORPORAIT;0N'Or DiDBTX. The tollowing is the official lit of tbe itil ' 50, lelli d lst issued by the revising barnisters, ani --mte:i 1Py til Lord AIyor, Sir John Kingston J1imes, whose ?? Zs clhief maigistrate of this city cease fromt this dvy. The fir-t lianie ia each ward is that of tie ildernuon except whlr' the poll ...

... THE MORNII G CIIIW XI CAEBD LON DON: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1841. It is now admitted on all hands that the insurrec- tion in Spain, which may now be pronounced ex- tinct, was planned in Paris, and that CHRISTINA was guilty only in the second degree, she having been directed and guided by Louis PHiLIPPE. What we have already stated on this subject must have carried conviction to the most ...