... !IrSIT OF TilE KING OF THE FRENCH. I Ilia Excellency the Count de St. Aulaire, the French inn- baseador,arrivdi at bis mansion, Maauchilser-rquare, on TIhursday evening, from Parls, preparatory to the visit of hib Majesty Lou;s Philippe. It is now positively arranged that lis Majesty will leave Treport on Monday, tbe 7th inst., and diemnbark at Portsmouth on Taesday morning, wbii lie will ...

... !fU MAJ1-E~STY 1. 'ER ISIS OF WIGHT. O X[PROeo OU:I COltfEePONflhittT.J ' t COWne, ThJRSDAY APTnRNooN.-The weather con- h tinues very 9~ne, notwithstanding the advanced perlod ot ttg the eesson, and tbus her Mfajesty the Queen and his RoyB e - Highneee Prince Albert are afforded a favourable opportu- n ity of indulging their taste for out door exercise, and en- Ie joyilng thes alubrfous sea ...

... The Ministerof Foreign Affairs, in the Portuguese Chamber of Deputies, on the 2d Inst., moved that the Legislative Com- I mittee should be recommended, with the greatest urgency and zeal, to report on the project of a law previously pre- i eented by him for the abolition of the conservatorial jurisri-. I tions, the abolition of whichbnot only had been established t by treaties, but concerning ...

... THE A6RNVING CHRONI CLE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1844. The annual and quarterly Revenue accounts, made up to the 10th ofOctober, are given, in the usual tabular form, in another portion of to-day's paper. They exhibit the following comparative total re- suitsy- COOMPAlUBON OF THEB YEAR ENDING 10TH OCTOBER, o ~1844, WITHI TH{AT OF 1843. X1844. 1843. lao. or Dee, Customsa . . £20,243,5O0i . . £18 ...

... THE ASSASS1NAT10.N-OALAIS. FURIHER PARTICULARS. CAnAlIS, OCT. 7.-The accueed party ibs aMr. Salor, aomtnissary of polica in Calasi. It appears that ou Saturday laet, MI Salier had dined at Meuriee's Hotel, hald afterwards visited a ma6onio lodge, and finally adjousraed to Dower's Hotel, where he joined a party who wrere constantly in the habit of spending their even iogs there, among vvhom was ...

... MADRID, OCT. 22. FPROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] a The manifesto, or address, of Espartero to the Spanish I nation has produced a great senesation here,eoming as it did t just at the moment when the govern ment has announced Its I intention of destroying the constitution of the country, and setting up a mutilated abortion of its own instead-an abor- 1 tion repudiated, in fact, by the most ...

... DEPART URE O F THE KINlG OF TCHE FRENCH.| W ee were enabled to announce yesterday. in an ,early third edition, the safe arrivals of his Maljesty the King of the French at Dover, and his intended departure for Calais at eleven o'clock. W~e now give the following detailed particulars from our own ! correspondent: !Dovunl, TU]SSDAY.-AboUt six o'clock this morn- ing the town of Dover, ...

... Ithe LUNbUN GAZE2'TB of FRIDA Y, Oct. 4. W4AR-tOlFICE, OCT. 4. *th Regimenit of Dragoon Otrardts-Captiin Edward Onismantiy Wrench, fromir half-pay liM fight Dragoorrs, to be Captain, vice Eliot, deceased; Lieuterriant (f1slavs lig itoCior I to be Captairr, by purchase, vice Wrench, who retires; Cornet Riclrid Souter to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Rolchfort; Ensign Michael MICreagtr, from ...

... EXPejss F~OMr 'PARIS. Tlie following appeared in a S.econd Editioni of the Alornisrg chron(licle of yesterday . We have received the pal-is papers of Wedne-sday bY our ordinary express. The Prince (le ,ioinville arrived in Paris on Tues- tday by thle Rouren'Railroad, h~aving landed from the PlUton steamer tit Havre. The depirtuic Of' thle King for the Chateau d'Eu, whichel had been pre- ...

... UNITED ST'ATES. LIVBuPOOy,, TIHJRSDAY NIGIHT.-We have an arrival at this port from the United States to-day, bringing one day's later news. The packet ship Yorkshire, Captain Bailey, left New York on the evening of the 1C6h uit., and notwithstanding a prevalence of easterly winds during two- thirds of her voyage, crossed the Atlantic in 16 days from the time of her leaving her pilot at New ...

... THE O:RNINrG CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1844. The magnificent scene presented by the metropo- lis yesterday, claims more attention and suggests more matter for reflection than courtly or civic celebrations usually do. The peaceful and decorous assemblage of such vast multitudes, preserving order, as it seemed, from a kind of instinct, and giving way to no excitement but that of ...

... 7TE 4'A.NIhS CO1S T17lZTVIOX. As REPORT O`P T.IE MINISTERS TO THE QUEEN. d Madame-When your ministerg had the homnur of pro- )f posing to your liajesty the 6ooavocationWof thb Corte; which rs are atbout to meet in the capital of the kingdom, they to thought it propsrand fitting to express, In the decree of coD- evocation, ths intention which the government -lad that a d reform of the ...