... MBRCHANT SEA MEN PENSI(NERS. by The following circular las lately been issued from the War- a- office, addressed to the staff officers of pensioners In order to insure uniformity in the applications made k ?to this office by persons who are anxious to commute their 9, pensions from the Merchant Seamen's Fund for the purpose a of emigrating, I am directed to annex a form, according to I as- ...

... LONDON: TUESDA Y, OCTOBER 12, 1852. X A successful candidate at the last general election boldly and plausibly maintained that Lord JoriN RUSsM1Lr was more Couservative than Lord DiiaBY. We should hesitate to bestow the parti- cular commendation in question on either of these noble lords; but if they are to be re- spectively held responsible for the language and avowed principles of their ...

... THlE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: SA TURDA Y, OCTOBER 16, 1852. Lord DERBY exercised a wise discretion when he stipulated that the entertainment given to him at Liverpool should be of a strictly private character. The leaders of other parties, or of other sections of parties, oan afford to speak out, and to proclaim the principles on which they profess to act. Lord JOHN RUSSELL was intelligible ...

... ECCLESIAST1CAL. NON-REBSIDENT INCUMBENTS OF PARISHES. A vestry meeting of the inhabitants of the parish of St. Dionis Backobureh, Fenchureh-street, was held in the vestry on Thursday, to receive a communication from the churchwardens relative to the resignation of the living by the Very Rev, the Dean of Norwich, and on other affairs. Mr. Cornelius Pugh, one of the churchwardens, presided. The ...

... RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY. The Belgian Ministry have tendered their resig- nations to the King in consequence of the non- re-election of M. Verhaegen as President of the Chamber of Representatives. M. Verhaegen re- ceived forty-six and M. Delehaye fifty-four votes. Five members were absent, and did not vote. At the commencement of the sitting the Minister of the Interior read a royal decree ...

... UNIVERSITY INTELLIGEIVCE. CAMBRIDGE, OCT. 22. REVISION OF THE STATUTES. The Vice-Chancellor has given notice, that upon the re- °,fteadation of the Statutes Revision Syndicate, the aces qsnnouticed for Wedneslay, Thursday, and Friday, the Xh,2Sth, and 29th inst., will not be offered to the Senate 50t!otse days. Due notice will be given at a future opportu- n'iY of the days on which they will ...

... THE CB URCH AND THE CHURCHES I IIN DBNMARK. I enl LIETTER 11I. I I . IALSEN-AROB-STRYNOE. atTO THE EDITOR oi? Tnn MORNING CHRONICLE. a Sdofth-In civil geography, the island of Alsen forms a part ar ?? of Schieawig. But, in' ecclesiastical arrange- ment, it, with the neighbouring island of A~r~e, composes a Iof, distinct diocese. And here it will be proper to give the die- 6er. ceses of the ...

... [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDEINT.] DUBLIN, TUESDAY MOBXING. Tus GENTRY OF IaELAND.-Ill the social revo- d lution still in progress in this part of the United Kingdom, there is no change more remarkable than that which has occurred amongst the resident l. gentry. Before the famine, and during the artificial prices under Protection, there were comparatively R few of the lauded proprietors who paid ...

... EVENING IiD lrtLO.N. MORNVING CHRONICLE OFFICE) F.iday, I p.m. THE IMONEY MARKEIT. CITY, THIS DAY, TWELVE O'CLOCK. Cousols for Money, 100- J. Consols for Account, 100 1. SPAIN. [FtoM OUR OWN CORtrNSPoNDlJNT.J MADRID, OCT. 16. The Gazette contains a royal decree, dismissing Don Miguel Drodon, governor of the province of Valencia, aud declaring him cesate. Don Faustino Balboa, governor of the ...

... miS JIVA V Y. WOOL WICHl, OCT. 11, Another screw steam-ship of 90 guns, the St. Jean d'Acro, building at Devonport; to carry 90 guns of large calibre, is rnow in an advanced state, and will soon be ready for launch- ing, ard, when launched, she is to be immediately fitted with engines of 600-horse power, of Messrs. Penn and Sons' 8 construction, on their patent trunk plan, which gave such ...

... THE LA TE IN VES TIGzATI PLIYJIUUcTJI, V TO TIIE EDITOR OF THE 31ORt5NG CIIP,( Y Sin- I have just seen in your paper of 11 in reference to Mr. Prynne, in which Vou s report of the recent inquiry that took Place be , I Bishop of Exeter, and in which you say I te one of your contemporaries are grouiated oa at sided, and garbled report. You furt fer ol o e my report, by saying that your ...

... _BRAIL WAY ACCIDBNTS&. - To THE EDITOR oF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sir-In your valuable remarks this day upon the necessity of railway directors adopting more efficient means for the protection of their passengers, you say that n o system can prevent wilful disregard of orders, If this evil could not be prevented, might it not be mitigated? Might not such an arrangement as the following be of ...