... --a WINDSOR, MONDAY. IfisliRyal flighiesa Prince Albert rode from the Castle this morni;ig,attended by Colonel B*nverhe and Mr. Ansmn; aud a abort tine after, her Majesty, in a pony phaeton and pair, driven by the hereditary Prinoe of Saxe Co- bourg Gotha ; the Duchess of Kent, the Dacbees of Sitlherlan1, the Ceuntess ol Charlemout, and Lady Anne Maria Dawson, in another pony phaeton and lour; ...

... EMUIGRAT2ION 2TO DE ' BRA1IA. TO THE EDITOR 010THE MORNING CHRONICLE Sla-Observing in IOU. papnr of this day a letter tron oce oi yoar correspondenter,' Ogoed Al Ennemy to the Slave Trade and Slave Produce, respecting the eligibility of Dameoraras a couotry far eiigmrtlon, can you, or will any of your eorrenpondents inij ria InU, Whele ?? who are deeirous of proceeding to that cvlony as ...

... LUDLOW BLECTION COMMITTBB. The committee met yesterday at twelve o'clock, Edward Akhtord Sanford, Esq , chalrman. The Chairmtan asked if the witness EDiwin Phillips, who was examined ?? ,was now In attendance; and being answered in the eflirmna ive, he waa called In and examined. By Mr. 11orsuotan: I had sonme convereation with Ir. Rivis as to my evidence not agreelng with the statement of ...

... - T -MC RN- CHRONICLE. T'HE MC RNING CHR ONI CLE. LONDON: MONA)AY, APRIL, G 1840. Sir ROBERT PEEL'S speech on Friday night must Iave been gall and wormwood to the party of which lie is the head. It was most histructive during the course of it to watch the countenances of those by whomi he was surrounded. So long as he confined himself to mere criticisms on the speakers in sup- ort ?? the ...

... THE MCRBNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: MONDAY, AP1RI1 13, 18&10. If any one had ventured to predict, when the intelligence arrived that an armed insur- rection had broken out simultaneously in both the Canadas, that the short period which has since elapsed would have sufficed not only to extinguish every spark of open rebellion and restore the pro- vince to the blessings of peace and tranquillity, ...

... ARCTIC IAND EXPEDITINR-A LJLIATIU0 OF ITS O JBICS Tae following dcppatch was received on Saturday at the lludsoa's Buy Hodgae:- do Fort Simpson, Oetober 1C, 1839. i Honiourable Sirs-We have the honoar to report tlhe c0iiipletion of all the priroary obiectk of the expe(lti lt u-_the entire fulftilttent of overnor SlitpIso'S original- inetruc- tiol13, un4er whieb it liS bleen our good frttine to ...

... IIER MA IJhESTY'S DRAVVWNIG-ROON The Qnperi befit hrr flr~t drawiep'.rnom this saren yes. terday ait11sts at St. - e' Palace. 11cr MrrjB~iy andi Prince Athert, atlenlert by their suites, IncludIng tile All . tres o t~ Roes;thelslrchioncsal of Norroririby, lady in walting; Barl or Listowel, lord In waiting;- Mtr. Milt, groom in waithing; Honourable Colonel Caviendish (cit rls marshail), ...

... SPA IN. MADRID, Apair. 5. fI9ROII OUR OWNl CORRE8P0NDPNT.] One of tile objects which I stated, in my letter of ?? night, Senor Arrazola proposed to himself, in suntmoniu, together In the saloon of the lilippinos the leader of the inaygria of the Congress, has been so far attained The leaders of that body, with a considerablc number o its minor satellites, did attend there last night, and, ...

... LOND ON HOSPITAL, MILE-BND-ROAD. -4- LiOtM A CORRESPONDENT.) A poor woman in the above house very ill, aud apparently In a dying state, was very desirous of seeing a dissenting minister, whose miaistry had been exceedingly useful to her, in order to have some conversation with her on eternal thingsp Agreeably to her re uest, he went on Monday last, y her huebind, toviit her, when they were ...

... LAYING TiHE FOUNDATION STONB OF THE MOD aL PRISON. YetEs rday being the day appointed by the Marquees of Normeuby bor laying the foundation stone of the Model Prl- son, several members of hoth houses of Parllament,and other gentlemen interested In the improvement of prison discipline, assembled on the site. Aboat one o'clock the Marquess of Normantby (accom- panied by the Marquess of Lansdt ...

... The LONDON GAZETTE qf TUBISDA Y, April 14 I -.0- BUCKINGHAM-pALACE, ArnIL 13. This day had audience of her Mujesty: The Count de Pollon, Envoy Extraordinary and Ministor Plenipotentiary from the King or Siadinia ; tle Baron de Brkinow, Envoy Extraordinary and Mlinister Plenipotentiary from the Em- peror of all the Russiam; and the Beron de Geridorfi;, bMinis- ter Resident from the King of ...

... CAMBRIDGE ELEClION COMMITTEB. . CLOSE OF THE INQUIRY, AND UNSEATING OF THE TORY MEMBER. The committee met yesterday at twelve o'clock; Sir C. Lemon, Bart, chairman. Mr. BiggsAndrnws said that he had tile pleasing infornm- tioa to ceovey to the committee that tile address, in answer to the very able and eloquent speech of his honourtable artd I c arued friend (Mr. Cockburn) would bs of very ...