... LETTIE IL TO SIR ROBERT PEEL. .I Sir,-I am now about to state the condition of the agrs- cultural labourer in the parish to which I belong, and in those parishes which surround me. I do recollect when the labourer had his garden, his pig, his geese on the common, and even more; but those times have passed away. The negro has been emancipated in the tropics, and has thrown his chains to the ...

... Our Philadelphia correspondent mentioned on Wednesday that au insurrection had taken place at Tobasco, one of the most southern provinces of Mexico. The following is a letter from the port:- Tobasco, June 11, 1845. A maost ruinous and fatal law, \which the government of Mexico issued two years ago, prohibiting foreign vessels to visit our port in ballhst, and export log'wood, was abolished ...

... LONDON: WEDNIESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1845. The events of Leipzic, of which we published an account yesterday-the popular riot, the in- sults offered to the heir to the throne, the loss of life-must call the attention of German Govern. ments more anxiously to the proceedings and the progress of Roso* and CzERsKi, the new Re- formers. The preaching of RONGn himself pro- duced the other day serious ...

... . The followitig is IL copy of the proelamation issued by the Political Chief of Madrid on the 19th:- Inhabitants of Madrid-A system of terror and me- nace, shilfully organised in secret by the declared enemies of legal order and public peace, has succeeded by intitaidat- tion in compelling the heads of certain commercial estab- lishlments, shops, and warehouses, to close them to thie public ...

... I Chronicle Office, Q uart at r I -~ -~ - IEXPRESS FRO.M PARIS We 12in, ~l' the ParsPpr fTe' by our ol; .r'srtcne s 'of The Dnk.', de ?? has been eleted Amember of the Cbani~'ei' of Depu:tie. f y the dh'jortmetnt of' thie fflcSo. iii n5',' Mshi father, th ae u( h~d 14 th lat l nc. I, ' '1W 'L C, s -l 3 otced, and his OippOhi'',3- ii 1061, antI M. V ILLEXE~i ti 17. Tile ni-' , t Duke of ...

... IVE'A'THIEU AND THE CROPS. tic Thre prospects Of the harvest ItOvo not been improved by i-the cold aind utnsettled weathear of'the prescn t week. Hay- netr tea bulg, has bree very catchjing~ in (lie later crops, anid ithe ittic rinu of- thle ?? has frequently undone the piogress on Of thle 1morn,1ing. The expense to theu flirmer is inl this way ars, much hnrutreasd, anid the bay when secured ...

... Mloining Chronicle ()fce, Qlarte,..pastFhr EXPRESS FROTH PARjS, We have received the Paris papers Of 8atoedatv The Journal des D~elat8 takes thle I r~ube of,'sE. thanwade by he Ntionl an Isfm of tile otie, D~ebats might have saved itself tuetraie Eeer day there are charges, equally utifs~~ against us in thle same quarter, wio oinI1 muan ever thinks it worth hisvwhile to enntraiitjJ Several of ...

... 1 s N OOVERTY.I ' ricipated and foretold, Lord Broug -atl of lost ?? for better securing ! a ss Q'tjgnall debts, is already become l-t p0)11W0 instrument in the hands of petti- trn jait es for harassing and annoying As we formerly stated, his act ?? any creditor who may have c jadgaieflt against any person for any snot Macediog twenty pounds, exclusive of Q.. to bring him beforc a ...

... SOUUTJAI.AiC ; l LtAd('TIOne UEiTUINN ?? 'PI-Ll FRIElND)S o-F.SR W. MOL1 Ii- YO RTHI. ~.ht. a mneeting' of tile eleetori of life parishI of, c.1 S s, uthiwurl, , favourabli' to the, chlaims of' Sir W. Molenworth, tootk place at ithe Q ueen's ff[tel Inn, Hiighi- str'et, Blorough. hutIonlourabIIJ baronet entered the room at about seven o'clock-, andec at this time tule at tendance of electors ...

... 7THE FlIRE IN ALDERMAdNBURY. [I i ESTIMATED DAMAGE UPWARDS OF £200,000. We regret to state that the fire which occurred on Mon- e day night, in Aldermianbury, a brief report of which np.- s peared in the loin7lg Chironiclc of yesterday, has been r attended with at far greater destruction of property than 1was at first anticipated. From inquiries instituted yester- .t day, of the different ...

... The LONDON GAZETTEB f FRIDA Y, Augut 8. 1 WHITEHALL, AUGUST 6. The Queen has been pleased to appoint the Hon. Peter Robert Lord Willoughby d'Eresby, an additional Commis- isoner for the purpose of inquiring whether advantage might not be taken of the rebuilding of the Houses of Par- liament for promoting and encouraging the fiue arts. WHITEHALL, AUGUST 7. The Queen has been pleased to direct ...

... The Queen and Prince Albert, attended by the royal suite, left Osborne-house at nine o'clock yesterday morn- ing, embarked in the Fairy stcam-packet for Gosport, and quitted Gosport at twenty minutes past ten o'clock by a special train on the South Western Railway. On arriving at the Nine Elms termiriis, the royal party entered two carriages and four. The ...