... DUBLIN, MARCH 22. LRitOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] MEETING AT THE CORN EXCHANGE-REPORT ON LORD STANLEY'S IRISH REGISTRATION BILL. An adjourned meeting was held at the Corn Exchange thle day. T. M. Carew, Esq. presided. The following documents were read by Mr. O'Connell as chairman of the committee, and adopted by the meeting:- REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE UPON LORD STANLEX', IRISH REGISTRATION BILL. ...

... TIHE AiWRAING CIHRONIC'LE. L6ON 1) 0 N: TUESDAY, MARCH 81, IBO, We have received from our correspondent at Con- tantinople, under datc January 4, 1840, the fol- )wing communication:- 'The StiiH quitted 'Teran on the 'Lld December, ad was still encamped at Shall Abdool Azeem, not any miles fron) Tebran, on the 27th. The SIAII Inakes with him from 12,000 to j,000 troops, and 40 guns. The ...

... MR. STEP.HBNSON AND THE SLAVE I COMPENSATION COMMISSION. We make public a copy of tho following letter, written by Mr. Burge, formerly Attorney-General, and now the colonial agent of Jamaica, to the author of the pamphlet on the Equity Courts, which we have twice adverted to, and which was written to Mr. Field without any intention of publicity. It is, however, an honourable tribute to the ...

... NEW MOUTH OF THE RIVEB VISTULA, NEAR DANTZlV. DANTZIC, FEBItAny 27. [FROM A CORRESPONDENT.1 In consequence of the early breaking up of the ice in the Vistula, and the flood occasioned by the late heavy rains, the river was choked up a mile and a half above the city of Dantzic, whence it takes its course to the vfestward. The left bank of the river is here bounded by n dyke, which protects the ...

... THE MORNING CHiRONICLE. L ON I) ON: 2'TJURSDAY, MARCHI 19, 2S0, In the House of Commons yesterday, a petition was presented by Mr. HUIT, from the Chamber of Commerce of Hull, against the Stade duties; and a similar petition from the merchants and ship- ?? of Hull; and as it contained important information relative to these duties, of which ho- nourable members knew very little, he moved that ...

... THE MCRNING CHRONICLE. L ON DON: T1l UR$ DAY, MAItCIH 26, 1840, In the HOUSE of CoNII3OrSs, yesterday, petitiofls were presented against any further grant to the College of Maynooth; in favour of Church extensio1; against the importation of Hill Coolies into tile colonies; against Church extension; in favour of annual Parliaments and universal suffrageq Captain WnMYSS presented 11 petitions ...

... DIPEAUAL PARLIAAILi IN 'I'l HOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY. MUTINY BILLS. TI'te Mutiny ~11, and ilii Marine Matiny Bill, were each read a second time. Lord DAGRIlE presented ni patiti)n for the abolition of Church Rlteavind the discharge ol Jobn Thorogood. ,,)rd KENY(iN presened ten letilions from ?? in Yorkshire, Kent, and smioe other places, against the Irish Corporation Bill. For the last two years ...

... YOlE MGRNING C(IJRONICLE. L ON 1) 0 4: SA1'URDJAY, MAJCJI 28, 1840, Our Plaris correspondent has sent us, by an extra- ordinary express (which left the French capital at eight o'clockat nighlt), the resultof the debate in the Chamber of Deputies on the Secret Funds, which commenced on Tuesday, and did not terminate un- til Thursday evening. It ended in a complete triumph fbr M. TnIaERS. The ...

... ADDRESSES OF CONGRATULATION ON HER MAJESTI'S MARRIAGE. The following aye copies of the various addresses pro- sented yesterday to her Maj-sty, with her Majesty' gta cious replies:- COURT OF ALDERMIEN. TO THE QUEEN'S Mo3T EXCELLENT MAJESTY. The dutilul and loyal Address of the Lord Mayer and Court of Aldermen of the City of London. Most Gracious Stiv~rcigv, Bo pleased to accept the cordial and ...

... LONDON: MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1840. A communication from our Paris correspondent, dated four o'clock on Saturday, mentions that on that (lay the KiNa hbad accepted DI. THIERS as President of the Council and Minister for Foreign Affairs ; as, also, the Cabinet which he proposed, and which is- M. de IESiUSAT . . Home-office. M. VIVIENr. Justice. M. COUSIN . . . . Public Instruction. M. JAUBERT . . . ...

... TIHE UNITED STATES. The following appeared in a Second Edition of yesterday's Chronicle:- (BY EXPR3ESS.) LiVER1OOL, TIIURSDAY NIGHT, MAnRC 12. By the fast-sailing ship Scotland, Captain Robin- son, we have New York Papers to the 16th, from which we take the following extracts. Great praise is due to Captain Robinson for the promptitude in landing her papers:- F1eROM THIE NEW YORK ALBION.] ...

... IMPERIAL PARLAIAMEN1' H4OUSE Or, LORDS-MONDAY. Me., BjrniaI and other treeuhers brought up from the Cove inones the? Coiisolidated rand (V8,000,0O0) Bill, Which way reil) at first tius. TiD Okof UUcKINGI1A9! presented 120 petitlionS ag-inst an3 alteration in the corn-laws. The severaleti-e tinnyg prevented were enumerated by the noble duke. Tue Duke of RICH MOND presented 70 petitionS from the ...