... WINDSOR, THuRSDAY. TbeQueen and Prince Albert took their accustomed lyI exercise, and in the cotrse of their morning w6lk pij- vieit to the Duchess of Kent, at Frogmore-house. In 1 afternoon her Majesty, accompanied by his Roval ffigbhfnc went in a pony phaeton to the Riding School) attended Colonml Bouverie. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wealns and M Prinoces Royal were taken for an ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... HISTLORICAL NOTIC` OF 2'HE R OA LI I ~ EXCHANG.R. I A neat little volums, under theabeve title, hns jad been publl7hed by Efsiiagham WisOn, whict appears very ,,ppcr- tunely to gratify public curiosity respecting the annals of the palace of London mercbauts6 It contains not only ample desoriptions of the three buildinigs whio have sue- e(ded one another on the site purchased bv the munifi- ...

... While the fire was raging in St. Gaorge's market on Monday night, the brigade firemen received informatien from the offic ermployod on the Dser Railway, of another large fir. racing down the line, near Reigate. The tact was immediately made known to Mr. Br idwood, the au- penritendent, who was in attendance, ind who promptly gave the necessary directions for an engine to be despatched to the ...

... I Yesterday a general and public meeting of the Association for the Protection and Justification of the Profession, con- vened by public advertisement, was held at the Gray'e Inn Coffee-house, for the purpose of electing a president, vice- presidents, council of inquiry and direction, auditors, and secretary, for the year ensuing, and for confirming the rules prepared by the provisional ...

... YOU.G ENGLAND. We are not of the number of those who ,.. sects or cliteres, in phlilosoph), or literat in art. l'hether Nye look to EngtlaId or to ir, to the coteries in literature ot ( Irin, and 13. of D'Aleinhert, and de l'Eepinasse-of U ll ' DlEpinay, orJeau Jacques-or to the Sects i,5, and Piccini in the musical art-or tura to timi, side of the straits, and regard tile schools of 'lw i and ...

... !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 ...

... For m, ny days great silence has prevailed on the affeirs of the Jeb,3l-no discharge of guns announcing victories the Arabian fancies of advantages have vanished. There is no doubt thbat Achmet Pacba haa conquered the military positions of tb a mountaineers, and by that le master of the whole country., except a castle upon a rock, impregnable by its natural position, and well provided with ...

... WINDSOR-TURSDAT. His Majesty the Eing of the [Frenbh arrived at the Castle at ten minutes past two o'clock this afternoon, accompanied by his Royal Highness Prince Albert and his Royal High- ness the Dake de Moutpensier. The Queen received her august visitor at the door of the grand entrance, accompanied by ths Duchess of Rent, and attended by the ladies of the court, Including the Countess of ...

... Mllorning C(hronicle Office, Quarter past Six. I tt 'UNITED STATES. it Ire (EXPRESS FROM LIVERPO OL.) ,W LTVZIIPOOL, MONDAY ExEaNING.-The ship Patrick e I Henry, Captain Delano, arrived here this afternoon from New York. She sailed on the 7th, and brings adviceo three days later than the previous arrival, having performed thie of run in a few hours more than twenty days. a- The dates from Rio ...

... 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 ...