... TIVE MORNING CHRONICLE. of LONDON: as as MONDAY, JULY 29, 184. nag of The gratitude of the country is due to the Mar- ,y. quess of NORImANBY for his persevering efforts to Of press the subject of sanitary regulations on the ty attention of Government and of Parliament. The anoble marquess has himself taken great pains to a-investigate the question in its various bearings, and a- most important ...

... BARCELONA, JULY 23. [PRTOM OUR OWN CORREBSPOXDXENT.] The two ministers, Mon and Pidal, par ncobilefratriinm, have jast arrived here. What they have come for no One knows, though every body suspects it can be nothing good, The reason assigned for this sudden visit is the Queen Mother's wish that her two interesting and inoooent favour ites should assist at the bejaemanso which will take place ...

... ,?,,TRA JV.4.1?,W.MOROCCO- T FlIo- - PIUVATE CORR]iPNDN PH.U.1iitA) ''A Jrtr 1O- 1 ale looking out :here vvith the Greatert unxif, x foi the return, of Mk. Drunmondit lt e the En1 uish eonsulgeneral at mgier3, who, .F you' atre I a are, has gone on an extm~ordinar;, nlifsion' to the Empjieror of'Mrco 71 thie hoe that tv his gooid offices he may arrasnge the quarrel betwsei Fiance cod that ...

... MADRID, JULY 22, [PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDUNT.] The sudden departure of Senors Mon and Mayans for Barcelona has been the princlpal topic of oonversation to, day. The popular opinion of the cauee of their departure is, that the despatchee from Barcelona had announced the Intention of the court to take some Immediate step for restoring the unsold church property, by way of making up matters with ...

... TWO VESSELS PLUNDERED and BURNT. I -MASSACRE OF THB CRRW&S. I The recent arrivals from Sydney bring over the partieu- lars of more horrible butchery by the natives of the South Sea Islands. The discovery was made by the crew o the brig Magnet, Captain Lewis, while on an expedition among the Islands for sandal wood, and the subjoined statement of the facts is from a letter, dated Sydney, May 0, ...

... ITtWN'SI EETING in BIRMINGIrAN, ih l. HO) S if of T. S. D UNCOMBE, ESQ., M.P. TUESDAY EVtItINC4, Frva O'CLOCK.-SiOCS Mr. Duan- cnhbe'a disclosures in the House of Commons respecting the Gr-ahtzndjin5g, as it ig tarmled here, of the letters pasSingr through the PoetOffics 'thie utmost desire has prevailed emotget the workingr claeses to pay that gentleman a tri- but etof respect for hiS conduct ...

... rFpROM OUR OWN CORRESPOND tNT.1 Yesterday the Burgershaft of this city was assembled by the Senate, for the purpose of deliberating upon the terms of the treaty recemly Collided at Dresden between thig respective governments of thosa states which are contiguous to the Elbe, and wvhicb relate to the transit duties exacted on the shores of the river. The part of the treaty which interests ...

... CAPTAIN WARNE1YS EXPERIMENT. [FROM THrE RIIOHTON HERALD.1 in Certain reports having coms to our ears caloulated to , throw a suspicion upon the genuine character of the ax- tl perimient, we resolved, in Pastios to Captain Warner, whose sa oharacter these reports ailect, to trace them to their source, d and having done so, we now place the result without com- di ment before the public:- Soon ...

... it MADRID, JULY 21. Y. [FROM OUR OWN CORRBHRPOVDENT.J ;O Seeots Mon and MIayans left Madrid at an early hour jr this morning for Barcelona. The cause of their sudden de- n parture, whilob, In faa', is not generally hanown, is mere hmatter of conjecture. A oourler arrivte elestrday fromI 0Barcelona, and it is supposed they have gone there in con- o6equsere of a Fummnons brought 'y iLin!, or On ...

... TAlE MORNIYG CHRONICLE. LONDON: l TUESDAY, JULY 30, 28. Ill the HOUSE of LORI)S, yesterday, the business r, was mainly of a routine nature, with the exception U. of the Metrololitan Buildings Bill, which was op- a- posed by Lords COTTENHA;M anil CAMPBELL, On 1 the ground that it was too important a measure to be passed at this late period of the session. On a i- division, the second reading ...

... iat aof CONSTANTINOPLE, TuLl 10. fda, IPR OM OUR OWN CORRE8r0NDENT.] ng We have already spoken of the diehonest proceediags of re Mousa Safeti Pecha, the Alinister of Finnnce, in conjunc- i8 tion with a Greek merchant named Baltajee. The recall of ry the firman prohibiting the exportation of corn, which was ieffected by Sir S. Canning and M. de Bourqueney, has Duo been produotive of another ...

... TfEE MORNING CHRONICLE . LON DON: 1VEDNBSDA Y, JULY 31, 1844. In the HousE of LOnDS, last night, The LORD COnANCELLOR, on the question of bringing up the report on the Roman Catholic Pe- nalties Repeal Bill, entered into a statement of considerable length on the subject. The Govern- ment were desirous that Lord BEAUMONT, the pro- moter of the bill, should postpone it, as they con- templated a ...