... I7-he LVIO A2'r o' aFRIDAY, Aug. 30. LORD HAMBRL~'SOFFIE, Ah.all Oresfr h ortSLiginoMenig n~udy h~ vIZ.:- dec The ladles to wear black silk, fringed or plain linegn, white De, gloves, necklaces, and earringd, brack or whi toeshoes, fans, l6t :,nd tippets. the The gentlemen to wear black, full trimmed, fringed or det; triala linen, black swords end buckles. not The court to change the mourning ...

... e | The Count Nesselrode, who has just arrived on a 1 visit to this country, -is of a Hanoverian family t which has been settled in Livonia for nearly a cen- tury and a half. 1-lis father had been Minister Plenipotentiary of the Empress Catherine II. to the tDukes of Wurtemberg, and was entrusted by the Czarina with the business of negotiating the mar- riage of the Grand Duke Paul with a ...

... To THE EDITOR OF TUE MORNING HERALD. Ito SifR-I rely upon the known humanity which has always 3, distinguished your paper, for the liberty being excused he which I now take in asking you to make this letter public. Iu other cRfses it perhaps signifies less whether the pro. ne visions of a new act are made known a little sooner or a as little later. But if the act of this session for relieving ...

... the The following are the general instructlone for the goid. f an of ber Ajesty's naval officera employed in th' tup. Y. presstion of the slave trade, presented to tbe House of Lorda es. by tbe Earl of Aberdeen on Thursday last:- ee. 1. The slave trade has been ulenounced by all tbe of lvilised world as repugnant to every principle of justie* and humanity. You are, bowever, to bear in mind, ...

... I RAILWAY TRAVELLING-LOW FARES. fvROM THE LIVERPOOL TIMEB.J It is ecarcely possible that a company which adopts the plan of crrying third class psgpengers, at the rMte ot a penny a mile, can obtain a higher rate of faret than the public in general considers reasonable in the otbers, for itf more is asked the second class pasenegems will transfer themselves to the thWr Ilass trains, whilst the ...

... GREENWICH PRNS'ONERS-NELSON DINAER. O In pursuance of a reeolution passed at a general meeting' of the Subscribers to the fund for the purpose of giving a dinner to the veteran pensioners at Greenwich Hospital, a meeting was held yesterday at Wiliis'A Rooms, St. Jali'llS- street, for the purpose of' deciding upon the apprioriation of those funds, Admiral Sir Edwara Codringtor, G.C.B,, G.C.M.G. ...

... I ST. DUNSTAN'S IN TNE WFEST.-NEIV I CHURCH B UILDING FUND. Yesterday much Interest was excited in the above-men. tioned parish, in cousequence of several respectable inha- bitants, who had refused to pay the new church building rates, being sumnmoned before Sir James Duke, to show cause why they did so. Mr. Charnock appeared for the appellants, and Mr. Bodkin, M.P., for the trustees, The ...

... ! DUBLIN, AaroUSr 24. E. |PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. er TiE QUEEN'S VISIT TO of Two or three weeks since I mentioned a statement cora- municated to me that her Majesty and her illuetrlous Don- 1y sort intended to pay a visit to this country before the clogs ks of the present autumn. ,h. This day the contemplated royal visit is the general topic y9 of conversationin allquarters. ...

... TBE MORNING CHR ON] CLE. i. LONDON: 2i WVDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1844. t2 ;o We trust that the champions and recommenders of da yielding and debonnaire policy towards France ,e are fully satisfied. They have had their way, have vtried their hand, and have been allowed to follow up L- their experiment, utterly uninterrupted and uninter- fered with, except by the warnings of thisjournal. y We told ...

... LORD BROUGHIAM'S INSOLVENCYACF. TrO TiE EDITOR OP TUE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-By the full discussion of this matteryou will be conferring the greatest benefit on the whole of the middle lasses of society in England, who, unwarned end unde- ; ierving, have received a blow which threatens their exist- unce, fromu the hand of one who had hitherto professed. him- olt their friend. By this act 75 ...

... V1ENNA, Auo. 16. [FROM A PRI VATE LETTER.] The King of Prussia, shortly after his arrival from Ischl, was waited upon persontilly by the Emperor of Austria for the purpose of inviting his Majesty to take up his abodt at Schmenbruun during bi3 stay, an offer which was ac- cepted by the Prussian sovereign. The King hold a levee the day after his arrival, at which the whole of the foreign corpa ...

... THE LAST OF THE STUARTS, Among the illustrated Bibles, Misesas, and MSS. of in- alterest in the celebrated collection of his Royal Highnees is the late Duke of Sussex,submitted last week to public com- F, petition at the auction rooms of Messrs. Evans and Sons, lew attracted a more lively interest among the literary connoisseurs collected at this sale than the Prayer-book ie which was executed ...