... COURT CJIRCULAR. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent left her resi- dence, Frogmore Lodge, near Windsor, on Saturday, for Bushy-house, Bushy-park, on a visit to her Majesty the Queen Dowager. The Rev. Dr. Hughes had an interview with Lord Stan- ley on Saturday, at the Colonial-office. Mr. Morens, the Buenos Ayrean minister, has returned to town, from a visit to Scotland and the north of ...

... THBE f .r . r ;, QUEEN'S VISIT TO SCOTLAND. EDINBURGHI-FRIDAY. [PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] The aunouucement that her Majesty had readily con- sented to proceed to the Castle in procession to-morrow, and had expressed her anxiety to meet the wishes of the people of Edinburgh as far as she possibly could, has pro- duced the best effect, and has satisfied the citizens that the disappointment of ...

... IVNI)SOR.-AUGUST 31. This mornirg, shortly after ten o'clock, their Royal llighuesses the Prince of WVales and tbe Princess Royal were driven in a poily phaeton and pair across the Home P ark to her lroyal llighuess the Duchess of Kent's at Froguiorenhousw, with whom the Royal infants remained f(r upwe d8s ot an hour, and returned to the Castle between elevela and twelve. Tbeir Itoyal ...

... DUBLIN, SEPT. 11. rFROo oust OWN tORtSREPONDART.]D NEW :STAMP ACT-BANK OF We are uplln tile eve of a cbauge in our fiscal condition though the Stamp Assimilation Act passed last session, and which will come into operation on the 8th of October next. Whilst the Irish people were felicitating themselves upon their e(scipo fiom the incoume tnx, the minister very quietly passed his Stanp ...

... NAVAL INT'ELLIGBNCE. [FROM TI'HE DRIGHITOW GAZETTE] POFTSUOUT1I, SEPT. 7.-The Wa\Vftite, 50, Captain Lord John Hay, is daily expected at Spithead, from New York, with his Excellency Lord Ashburton. It is sup- posed she will be refitted to proceed to the Mediterranean. The Curacoa, '(;, Coptain Jenkin Jones, and Arrow bri- gantine, are expected shortly from the South AmeTIcau station to be paid ...

... WINDSOR, FalDAY. His Imperial Highness the Archduke Frederick Ferdinatj of Austria reviewed the 2d regiment of Life Guard. thji morning in the Great Park. His Royal Highness Pr,,,0 Albert accompanied the Archduke tothe review. in !, tendance on their Imperial and Royal Highaneses were le Chevalier Marinovich, le Chevalier de Koechel, le C,. pitaine Damont, le Comte Caroly, General Werayse, co. ...

... TOWN EDITION.1 THE ifORhVING CHRONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, SEPTBMBER 16, 1842. We endeavoured to show, on Wednesday, that the late unfortunate strike, and its consequent dis- orders, might not be unattended with some corn- pensation, if they should happily have the effect which we see some indications of their having al- ready produced, of inducing the working classes to throw off the influence ...

... -.6 TO THE EDITOR OP THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-When the Tories came into office, the country vwas led to suppose (spes vana !U that they disdained te make use of the adventitious aid of patronage, beyond that which already existed, in order to ensure the 8tability of their go- vernment. As long as they were in opposition, one of their favourite topics of accusation against the late govern- ...

... NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. SHIrs OP WAR IN PoRT.-The Queen, 110, bearing the fhag of Vice-Admiral Sir E. W. C. R. Owen, Cem- mander-in-Chief in the Mediterranean; HoWe, 120, bear- ing the flag of Rear-Admiral Sir F. Mason, second in corw mand; Ceylon, receiving ship, bearing the flag of Rea, Admiral Sir John Louis, Superintendent of Malta Dock yard; Impregnable, 104; Rodney, 92; Monarch, 84 Indus, 78 ...

... TAe L02VJ)N GAZETTE of FRIDA Y, Sept. 2. .ThpQu'en as een leaed o peset the Rev. John Ma~iart,..A.t~t~tttrtrY f Sdbrncum Capellh de Orkrdinthecoutyof ufflksen docese of Norwich, '.vld-y.~f~deah o th Rv. homs arychunich. *WHITEHALL,AutiusT 27. The Lord Chancellor bas appointed Frank Isaac Nalder, of Croscombo, near Siep toil Mlallet, in the county of So- merset, (lent., to be a M1faster ...

... TIM CUSTOMS' PARTA=h1V7ha | MOUS FRAUDS UPON TILE It L'v.L'-,\ I Z. [FROM A CORREtsI)oNDiFO Nl,: When it is remembered how well the totnrtrrU_ the chief officers of thoto d&partments ot the t. . is delegated the collection of dutie, antI mur those appertaining to the receipt of iaports 'pt and colonial produce and mauufactures, the publ, .. titled to lifva' as their servantt tice tovet ixt ...

... DINMNISHBD CONSUMPTION OF THE WORKING CLASSES. To THE EDITOR OF THx MORNING CHRONICLE, SIR-There Is nothing that so truly illustrates the in- crease or diminution of the domestic comforts of the-poor as the amount of business done by the dealers in provisions. The butchers In this parish afforded a pitiable instance of the diminution last week. The inhabitants of Darlaston are principally ...