... THE RUMIOURED TREATY WITH BRAZIL. We have reason to believe that the following account ofI the failure of the negotiatinns with the Brazilian govern- ment, extracted from the Liverpoeol Mercury, is correct:-- The lBrazilian packet has not brought with her a aonfir- mation of the report that a new treaty had been nigned be- tween the Britisli nnd Brazilian governmonts. Tho Intel- Higence ...

... DlsIT-VBUTlON of PRIZES at the Gu-I VERYMFLRNT SCHOOL of DBSIGN. I yesterday, the annual distribution of prizes to the pupils of this valul.blel institution took place in the greot room of the establiihment at Somerset-houee. The hour fixed for th bualness oof the day was four o'clock, and by that time tbr groat rosijn wa- filled almost to suffocation by the pD' ,lis and a large assenmblage of ...

... To THE EDITOR OF TrH MORNING CHRONICLE SIR-As no navel officer will probably condescend to the easy task of refuting the shallow boasting of the National, I, though a landeman, and therefore, perhaps, inipar cor- greass, will undertake to question its hopes and deny its facts, not by reasoning on what the French navy may do, yethas neverdone; but by submitting to the French public- can ...

... MADRID, SerTf 23. [PROM OUR OWN CORREBVONDENT.3 Captain Johnson, Qeten's mosssngerF left this evening for London with deapatohes, received tbts morning at our Iegatlon here, from Mr. Bulwer. The de epatohes are pre- sumed to refer to the fulfilment by the Mc lorish authorities of the terms of the arrangement made w Ith Spain. The Gibraltar Ckronfote of the 18th states t hat the British steamer ...

... THE' F'EST1VThES ATdS'O WVE. BLCEI1tOUA1, TiiuRsDAY.-Tho riolocittia convequent on the 1 majority of she Marquees of Cicendoewere corn- tinued yesterday in tUs town and nelighbourhood-the streets being crowded with ptlople, and business entirely euspanded throughout the day. A repetitiun of the amusements provided on Tuesday took place among the more bubea'sl olasees of society in Beck- ...

... HfR. JOHN ELLMIAN'S ANNUAL SALE. [FROM THE SU5SSX ADVEReTISPIH.]. The aunual sheep and ram sale of the a noove Justly aele- brcted breoder took place on Friday last det Glysd-park. In times lile the present when, apltoJ the abludance wilth which it has pleased Providence to clothe oir fields, the prospects 0o the farmer are far from cheering, very high price or very spirited competition cold ...

... OPENING OF THoE BELGIAN CHAMR E.RRS. I SPhECH OF THE KING. On Tuesday the King ofr the Belgians openeitbe. Parlia- mentary session of 1844-4', with the following speech:- GBaNTE BN, I have anticipated the ordinary epoch of your sepsiou. I was desirous ofenablingyou to vote thebudgete before the com'en1 omeinet of the year to which they apply, and to complite the examination of several bills ...

... LONDON: FRIDA Y, APRIL 2, 1844. The evils to which a paper currency is liable are two in number-one is the insolvency of the issuers, the other is fluctuation and consequeat uncertainty in value. Propositions for the improvement of the paper currency of a country must be directed against one or other of these two inconveniences. They must be intended to secure either the actual holders of the ...

... COURT cIRCULAR. T11 QtuBEN DOWAGEa.-Hor Royal Nighness the Duchess of Gloucester, and other members ot the Royal Family, sent yesterday to Marlborough-house to learn the state of their august relative. Many of the nobility and . gentry also called yesterday at Marlborough-hones to make alIquiry after the bealth of ber Majesty. The following was the bulletin iesued:- e- The Queen Dowager still ...

... LONDON: IWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1844. Our columns to-day contain a full report of the proceedings upon the occasion of the arrival of his Majesty the King of the FRENcH. There is no party in this country, no class of our people, wbo will not sympathise in the cordial and enthusiastic welcome which was yesterday given to the illus- trious visitor of our Queen. The proceedings in Ireland with ...

... , ' *4DRID, Nov. 1. \/y, tR,5a~O11U)WN COROSYSDONDEINT,] The e6nhiLvo Mral cfirers appointed to try Genera Prim and his associates sat till last night, and at six this morning they delivered their sentence, by which General Prim is condemned to bs imprisoned in a castle for six years, and Commanders Ortega and Sane, his former aides. de-camp, with Senors Ferrer, Maria, Montenegro, Garoia, ...

... IMREC CZ OP H HERO. Tbe 6ubjolned is a copy of a letter from the commander of the Scout reveuue cutter, giving the particulars of the 10as of thesHero, near Harwibh -- 0 Scout revenue cruieer, Harwicb, Dec. 11 1844. T Sir-I beg leave to inform you of the Melancholy b OFP of tha schonurt Hero of London, with a general cargo, N frein London for Amsterdam, under the following eireum- A stauces, ...