... CONFERENCE 5OF THE pUSSIAN CLERGY AT BERLIN- [FROM A CORRESVUIU-` ..' fl, of the BERLINJULY.Avery important confSrance0 BR IN, JULY -A latmot in this citY. It was Prussian clergy took pA lastOrs and about half that attended by about tw asterd athree' days. Anil as the number of laymeno and lsted t od goo deal of light proceedings of this as-e' evngelical church of this OOUn- upo the atual ...

... LONDON: i FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1844. t 11 We seldom agree with the Times, but they take, v it appears, precisely the same view with ourselves n of the character of the present Administration. It E is a Government no doubt occupying the various departments, spending public money, collecting taxes at the Treasury, starving the naval service c near Charing-cross, maintaining the sliding-scale ' far ...

... DUBLIN, AUouAT6. IFROt OUR OWN CORtRtEPONDEONT.] THE W'EATHEII.-HARVEST PROSPECTS. Tbe woat!er seems broken at the critical period of tbe byrtgst, when the wheat crop is rapidly ripening, and tbereore peculiarly liable to injury. There was a very un- favourable change in the weather last night. The rain came do wn In torrents, accompanied by a htih wind, and during the day it rained heavily, ...

... CAMBRIDGE UN1iVERSITY-Auo. 30. [FROMi OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] THE CHURCH. The following appointments have taken place:- The Rev. William Philip Haslewood, M.A., of Trini`) n College, to the rectory of Ardingly, Suesex. Value, £498- o The Rev. f'eorge Coke, MI.A., of St. John's College, u i the rectory of Plddlehinton, Dorset Value, £264 The Rev. John Cbarlesworth, B.D., of Queen's College, el ...

... IMPORTANTAN' FROM GIBRALTAR. [FlRoM THE GIBIRALTAR CIIRoNICLE] A utisT 6,-Tbe promised letterfrom the Cid Ben Salem All arrived on the 4th, when expectation wes almost ex- haustedi, and its contents were very satisfactorY. Yestordey morning the Etna nrrived from Oran in thirty- i hht hours, with Intelligence that Marshal Butreaud, con- tiding in pacific arrangemeute, had re-entered the ...

... WINDSOR-MONDAY. [FROM THE COURT CIRCULAR.] The f'llowing bulletin of her Majesty's health was issued this morning:- Windsor Castle, August 12,1844, 8 a. m. lier Maje8ty's recovery goes on without interruption. The infant Prince is perfectly well. JAMES CLARK, M.D. C}IAB1.Es LocoCK, M.D. ROBuST FxERGUo80N, M.D. The next bulletin will be issued on Wednesday. Il l Royal Highness Prince ...

... SPAIN, MADRID, AUG. 12. [pRtOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] The Iferaldo of this evening contains what i8 undoubtedly the FIe: ob version of the bombardment of Tangier, withl details which have evIdently been received through an ax- traurdinary channel. Neither the letters nor papers from Cediz or Gibraltar give any account of the bombardment or its causes, the simple fart being all that was known ...

... iMPERIAL PARLIAMENT I HOlUSE OF LORDS-THURSDAY. The Lirdt Gsiucellor took the woolqsak at tive o'clock. CO.URrS OF LAW PROCE3S BILL. Lard C k 'd ['B RLL callod tneir lordships' attention to two gmendmewa inide in tuis bill in the House of Couimons. Tit first o f thees amenimonti he had no objection to, and Would be g their lordshipe to afree to It; but the secoo-l was a very acra sig, oue, and ...

... [F51qE2OUSE OF LORRDSWED ESDAY. Thebustes met to-day at four o'clock.. Lord CAMPBELL gave notice that to-morrow he should call attention to the dlfferenoes between the two houses on the C oommon L aw Process (Irelanid) Bill, end the Common LayI~v Courts (Ireland) Bill. He should advise their Lord- slibps to dissent from the Commons' amendments. LoLrd HADINGTON moved the third reading of the ...

... LPROMd THE DEBATS.] Mogador is comparatively a new town, having been founded by the Sultan Muly Mahommed In 1760, In order to have a port at the nearest possible point from Morocoo, from which city It Is distint about 48 leagues. Saffi, or Aafi, is the chief town of the pcvivuce, only S8 leagues from Morocco, seated in a bay, but has bten abandoned as a port on account o1 its Inconvenience, ...

... YZE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: THURSDAY. AUGUST 29, 1844. t The chances of peace at present evidently depend A upon the opinions which public men in France may a form of the probable success of war. It is manifest ethat no good feeling, no desire of peace for peace I sake, no really humane, liberal, or philanthropic view, actuates any political party in France. The movement party-that which ...

... WINDSOR, WBDN. BDAY. The Queen Dowager paid a visit to the Queen and Prince Albert to-day at the Cetle, from ssy Park. Her Ma- jesty, accompanied by his borsns Highness Prince Edward of flare Weimar, nud attended by Lady }Gore, left her resi- dence, Biusbey louse, soon after twedve o'clock, in a carriage and four, and arrived at the Castle a quarter before two o'clecl. The equerries In waiting ...