... MADRID, AuG. 4. [RnoM OUR OWN CORRE5SPONDENT.] Sanors Mon and .llayane returned fronm Baroelona at seven yosterday msorning. It is said that tbe doeree sus- pending the sales of natiountl property will not be pub- lished at present, from the bad effect it would bave on the elections and on the country at large, which is generally believed to bo in a very critical state. There is a great dis- ...

... Morning Chroniebe Office, fay'paost San. I St ,BULLETIN OF HER a MAJESTY'S HEALTH. it e The following bulletin of the state of her Majesty's e health was issued this morning n n Windsor Castle, August 9, Right A.M. h h The Queen has had another good night. e ' Her Majesty and the infant Prince are doing r r well. (Signed) . ' JAMES CLARX, M.D. CHARLES Lococg, M.D. r ROBERT FERGUSON, M ...

... NEW PUBLIC BATHS FOR YHE WORK- ING CLASSMS IN EDINBURGH. An important movement, closely affecting the condition of the working classes, has been for some time In progress in Scotland. The immediate object aimed at Is the esta- blishment of public bathe upon such a plan as to place the advantage andcomfort of regular bathing within the reach of the most numerous class. One peculiarity of this ...

... The following appeared in a Second Edition of the Morning Chroniclee of yesterday We have received the Paris papers of Wednesday by our ordinary express, but they add but little to Isour information of the state of affairs in Morocco. 1 There appears, however, to be a feeling that the last 5 news from that quarter are more pacific in their - tendency Ithan those which preceded them; and if Id ...

... TUB MORNING CHROAQCLE. LONDON: FRIDAY. AUGUST 9, 1844. 1n the Houss of LoRDS, yesterday, The Marquess of NORMANDY presented a petition finn the Missionary Society of Leeds, respecting thi recent occurrences at Tahiti, and expressed his Lipaion that Mr. PRITCHARD bad in no respect forfeited that protection which he derived from the Oitinnission of his SOVEREIGN. To this the Duke Wf WELLINGTON, ...

... [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 ...

... MADRID, AVG. 2. I PROM OUR OWN CORRANPONDRNT.1 I The troops were again under arms last night, and this morning patrols of cavalry traversed the streets, and tome further arrests were made, A brother of General Arraoz has been taken up among others, and remains incommu- nicable, and it is said there are near 1,000 persons confined ia the Carcel del Corte alone. This, be it observed, with a ...

... THE IAR IN MOROCCO. Pr; GIBRALTAR, JULY 28. IS. [Vtors OUR OWN COXREsPONDEBT.] th The affair of tbe war with Aforccco is so confused thr t ks even those6 who conduct it on the part of France 6eem to I. liahe difficulty in uuderstandingits present podition. This in is owing partly to the strange and wavering conduct of the e, Emperor, and partly to the confusion created by the pro. Stl ceedi ...

... A brief notice of this calamity appeared IQ the `erx'sff - Chroniole on Wedneeday. The following particular are )f from the Worcesterskfre ChroflZte:- We have thie week the melancholy duty to perform o narrrating one of the most disastrous and distressing events I that has occurred in this city or its neighbourhood for nearly half a century. This sad sacident has taken pIG uear to the Diglis ...

... TURKEK Y. CONSTANTINOPLE, JUrL 17. ePRitOdi OUR OWNV CORNtSroNDDENT.] In our last letter wwe made mention ofa drmIan which the P Iorte, at tie suggestion of Russia, had sent to Priuce IBl- fbesso of Wallachia. Thle following article, which we copy from -the Turkish officibl journal of to-day, shows how correct wita our information, and fully establishes the justice of our surmises. Thio ...

... DUBLIN, AUGUST 12. rFRO-M OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] TilE CROPS. Althoughtherain continues, the reports from the country am still favourable. It appears that the wheat crop was too far advanced to be seriously injured by the quantity of rain that has yet fallen. Much of that grain has been laid ; but in this state the farmoer ame cutting it, and in come districts reaping is pretty general. Wheat ...

... ARRIVAL OF T1HE PRINCE ROY .'L OF PR u(JSIA. At eight o'clock yesterday evening, the Princess Alice 6, steam-vessel, Commander L. Smithftt, entered Wooolwich Reach, having on board hls Royal Highness the Prince Royal of Prussia. Oa arriving opposite the Dock-yard, Baron Thill, Captain Bullock, and Commander Smith, went off in the barge of the William and Mary yacbr, to attend upon his Royal ...