... TIfE HfORINWA CHRONICLE. [EARLY EDITION.] LON DON: I'l URSDA Y, SEPTEM4IIBER? 29, 1842 The Levant ltiji, bringing letters ofthe 7th from Constantinople, and of the 13th from Alexandria, is of considerable interest. In every part of the empire ih3 l ate Grand Vizier, IzzET, had1 laid a train, which was every- where to explode, and be attended with difficilties and peril3 for European and ...

... TWO IRISH LORDS. The late Lord lleadioy's will hots been just proved in the I'rerogative Court, efll the amount of his persoual property sworn to lie under £0,000, of which £5,000 have been be- queathed to his widow- Now, this was no pauper lords though far from a Cra~sos; but lie cspended his itocome, while he lived, in useful improvements and judicious charities, upon his own estate in ...

... To T'HB EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-Your contemporary, the Times, and Cobbett in- dulged in the same propensity to nickname their adversa- ries, with this difference, indeed, that he displayed humour and fitness in his choice, leaving to the other were railing arid abuse. The Sturgites and the Cobdenitee, the Martineau-Malthus-political economists, and the master manufacturers ...

... COURT GIRCUMLAR. WINDSOR1, MONDAY. p.i pittni and Priince Albert took their usual morning tiL' SIoiwe. Aktrwarile Price Albert, accoinpanied ~rh-dee Fre-derick of' Austria. went ont shooting l-k,,11mish irin. Ccmnwl Ilouverip and Baron LaO. t-4IW a-teuded their Itoyal aw(]luimperial l-ligbhnesses. l~i ~o tt oon he uee relc ot i a pnCrig ao- c , tt ided bY the COUn1teSS Of Mount Edgecutate ...

... -0. TRINITr COLLEG8, DUBLIN, AUG. 29. Earl Spencer's brother, the Catholic priest, is come to Ireland on a mission de propaganda fide; or in plainer ver- nacular, to reconvert England to the faith of Rome. How his journey to Ireland is to assist that object, he explained the other day in a sermon delivered in St. Michael's chapel, Limerick. He states, that in a conversation with the Archbishop ...

... THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO SCOTLAND, [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDHNT.] EDINBURGH, WEDNESDAY NIQUT. Itis now definitively settled that her Majesty leaves Scotland to-morrow morning. Her Majesty is to depart from Dalkeith at eight, and will embark at Granton Pier about ten o'clock. Her Majesty has also determined to go on board the Trident steam ship, and to remain in her during the voyage. Admiral Sir ...

... RELPORTED DEATH OF THE KiNG OF IJANOI'VE. l [FROM A sriCONI) EDITION OF TIHE STANDARD.] We have just receivtd the melancholy intelligence of the death of tue King of Hanover, from it gentleman who reached London this afternoon direct from Dusseldorf. Ilis Maljesty attended a review on Saturday last at that place, and appeared in 1srfect health duriDg the day but, having tamhen Ponc ice, or ...

... SHIPI VIEU, of the LEOPOLDINA ROSA. Tbe Jernall ii Hacre puiblie hes the following distressing details of' tbe loss of thet Leopoldilia Ios, of which only a very brief notice had been vivell to the public. They are supipedl by a prsoon wllho s onl board -ThOe L°ePol d itfht% lkB yotilie early ili Mfay fill Monite V'ideo: havit onl bottrd, besidals lee cziptHifi and crew,30;3 passen- gers, men, ...

... AJX-lA-CHAPELLE. v SEPT. 7.-The King and Queen of Prussia paid their promised visit to this ancient town to-day. Their Majes- ties arrived here at hal past six o'clock this evening from Bruhl, travelling by the railway from Cologne to this place, a special train having been provided by the rail- way company for the conveyance of the Royal visitors. Their Majesties were received, upon their ...

... MADBTD', (3r. [FROM QO'ai OwN COIIRESPONDIitT.] .lne Ipositionl jouruals stersevere iu predlictinig the iaume- liate retireineut of M. Culattrva, Minister of Finance. So fir, I bMlieve, the wishi is prenit of the thoughlt. Upon the resignation of M. Calatrava, neither lie nor his col- leagues bare come to any resslution. From the kew facts stated in my letter of last night, with respect to M ...

... N OJS ^FROMI THIEh FAIING DIS' I ~~~TRIC'S,-Nvo. liv. THE CONDITION OF 1tNIN or I ALt'ifSitt LSt STItL 1tIE- 'OOt US IN' Till' LETTIEIR , RUT PREVIOUS TO I'RO- ,IEEDING5 WITH ITS DESCRIPTION, ANOTIN,~ Alilot- MENT FORI TIlt iO NN-LA W IS ADVANCE AND ANSSWi S'ERED IAVING DISCU88ED, WlITIh TIIE DUKE 01' WELLINGTON, A 1OINT OP GREAT INTEREST To itUNsRT PEOPLE, WE PROCEED TO TIOE SWEET VILLAGE OF ...

... Deputy Adjutant-General's Office, Woolwich, Aug. 28,1842. MEMORANDUM. The following letter from Messrs. Cox and Co., with one to them from the honourable board relative to the stoppages to be made from the officers of the Ordnance Corps on account of the property tax, are circulated for the informa- tion and guidance of all officers of the Royal Regiment of Artillery. (Signed) H. D. Ross, ...