... BER MitAJfESTY'S VISIT TO SCOTAINTD- PROGRE2$ OF THE ROYAL SQ2U.tDi o)' CRnximnt, MOtODAY, MonNIGUT.-The roval i'raEdro: pacaisd Cromaer coast-guard 'tation praciee!- 'at ficrtyfive minutes past twelve. Her Majesty's yacht war Wei' grrerded to prevent accidents from collision. The weather firs, the atmosjphere rather hazy, with a light wind from tili; north. ward. Hfer conrse was N.N.W. for ...

... NAVAL ORDERIS. To THTI EDITOR Or TH13 MORNING CHRONICLE. p Sin-By a reference to the Gibraltar C(hronicle, which ti I have taken the liberty to foeward to you, of yeatcrday's hf date, you will peroeive that ths first artiole in tbat paper II is the copy of a general order from Admiral Sir Edward to Ovven, comander-in-chief ou title ntatiou, wherein officers T .f otbhe squadron, ptrticotrly of ...

... 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 ...

... -to - ger DUBLIN, SEPT. 21. )ur [FO OU OW 0R~PODIN. )tit A NEW TORY MOVEMENT. Ifor A special meeting of the Corporation of Dublin has been or, convened by the Lord Mayor for Wednesday next, to Col.- 'he eider a proposition from a Tory memaberof the Town Council, to that the B~ritieh Parliament should assemble in Dublin every erthird year. n- This is one of the many curious signs of the times. ...

... EASP SURREY REGISTRATION. ic irr. S C. Fieh, the barrister appointed to revise the lists ir of voters for this division of the county of Surrey, held his d firdt court at Relgate, on Friday, at the Town-halJ. a] Mr. Hart, of Reigate, attended a. the Conservative agent, Y and aMr. Jeans appeared for the Lihcrals. r, There was nothling of imporLince in the cases decided on this day. i Orn ...

... 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- ...

... I BE MORNING CHRONI CLE. a LONDON: a FRIDAY, SEPTBMBER 20, 1844. 1 Cl There is a class of nervous people in domestic u life who never essay a polite thing without giving E offence or making themselves ridiculous. If a sub- h ject have a wrong handle, therewith are they sure 11 to lay hold of it. The evil they would avoid pre- ri occupies their minds, and, unable to think or talk of cc aught ...

... GR2EECE. ATHENS, Auns'T 20. tl [PRO.U OUtR OWN CORRESPONDBNT.] t Tihe Navrocurdato ministry Is oat. The Constitutionallstb c called round him by the Kling, whan the National Assembly t had completed the constiltution, have been compelled to t roeignx by ocladuct of whioh the audacity even exceeds the treachery and falsehood. But this is not the worst of the matter. Coletti, the avowed P}al'kar ...

... THE OFFICE OF CIJI,3rI>RERL.41N Yetraypt50edtotL if~rdsnOmnliltst the conl- testfor th puct ofohnmerdito WIt the city of' London. At fti~o'. for the fie pull booth werecled, and a mlinute or a ton aftrwards the followi0ig numbers S were placed on the Poll boards --.. 2,319 t Brown .. 6 tw Usulep prons preaent upen the There was iiret r nur er fWerua witnessed ie cloqing of the ...

... C=INA. We received on Monday, via Caleutlt, advices from China to the Gth of June. Trade was then vsry dull The English community wera living in terror of an out break amongst the populace, both at Canton and Hong._ kong ; at the latter place the guard of Marines stationed i at the British Consul's establishment had been considered inauflicient for security ; and rlthough the Miarine esta- ...

... WINDSOR, TueSD&Y. Their Royal Highnessee the Prince of Wales and the Princoss Alice were taken for a carriage Hiring thie morn- ing, accompanied by the Dowager Lady Lyttelton. Jler Royal Higlhness the Duchees of Kent arrived at the Castle in the forenoon, from her residence, Frorgmorc- lodlge, to see the RI3al Family previous to their departure for fHrighton. The Honourable bliss Devereux, ...

... FRHANCI AND MOROCCO. The following letter from Gibraltar is written by an into!- l ent and well-iformsd l reach gentleman - - You are no doubt aware that the terms of peace with Morocco are the same as those which were at first demanded by France; but the diffliculties were the obstacles which it wee necessary to overcome to prevent a general outburst' so greatly wore the susceptibilities of ...