... LUDLOWV ELECTION COMMITTEE. The comnmittee met on Saturday at the usual hour; Aehferd Sanford, Esq., chairman. Straugers were ordered to withdraw, and oa our rctarn in an hour, The Chairman said the committee had decided that Henry Clive, E&q., had been guilty of treatinrq by his agents at the ?? election for the borough of Lutlow, and having so stated he viiihed to knosv by counsel at either ...

... LUDLOIV ELECTION CO1M31TT3B. The committee met yesterday at the ususl hour, Edward Ashton Sandlord, Esq., chairman. Mr. Cockbarn said it now became his duty to address the eommittee on behalf of the petitioners who were deferding the return of Mr. Alcock. lie felt much obliged for the in- dulgence which had been extended to him on Saturday, although it had occasioned some delay, which he at ...

... LirBIPOOr., WEDNESDAY NOON.-ThC Horatio, Cap- tain Howland, has this morning arrived in twenty days froum New York, bringing dates to the 27th March. The Virginian pacltet.ship, Captain Harris, has also just ar. rived. Thc following are extracts:- WEDNESDAY NruslT.-A moderate business was done In stocks to-day, with but little variation in rates; these, however, apparently bad a dewnward ...

... CORN IMPORTA4TIOI 'FRID)AY APRIL 3. I2 Order read for-reuimln~tg adjourned debate ?? Amendrment d Ap~ril] proposed to the (question [lot Aprilcl, That this House will Immediately resolve itisif into a. Comlsl~oe o rte awo House, to take into consideration the Act regulatigthe Jaiprl0 tion of Foreign Corn-'i Villiers); ald which Amen OOent was to add, at the end of the. Questios, the words ...

... lI RBLAND. DUBLIN, ApRIL. 15 [PROM OUR OWN CORRlidnI'NOiSNT.] ILIIIiESS 01 MUt. DRtUXIMOND. It is with grief I inform vou that there is not the slighti hope of the recovery of Mr. D)rumiron.l, the iader-secretax Mortificationt set in last night, etd his death is zaomentarl expected. Bith on personal and public grounds, 1r. Drui mond eruoyed the esteerm and ullection of the Irish Refori er9, ...

... I IMPERIAL PA RLIAA ENT HOUSE OF COMMOANS-WEDNESDAY. The Speaker took tle chair at the usual time. IPSWICH El .EEC IION. Lnrd ELIOT brought up the i *, port of the lpew ch Ohrr- tion committee, sating that Sir, Thomas Cochrane loal he n duly elected; that Mr.T. M.,[iibson had not been dbi'y elected ; but that neither the p e tition nor the opposition to it had been frivolous or vextaticiun . ...

... THE MGCJRNING CHlRONICLEO LONDON: TIHURS ?A Y, APRIL Zl, 1810. III the ?? 01' (oMf5ioNh last night, Lord .JOHN RUSSR.LL, On ?? the adjournment till the 29th of April, announced the course which he in- tended to pursue with the public business after Easter. On Friday, the lst of May, and Monday the 4th of May, he intended to proceed with voteW in committee of supply, and the miscellaneous esti- ...

... THOE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 16t0. When the Whigs were called upon, in 1830, to resunne the reins of government, which had drojppicd from sheer feebleness and exhaustion from the hands of' tlieir Tory predecessors, the three great principles to which they pledged thamselves, in the fice of the peop]e of England, were- peace, re- treuchbment, and reform. I-low the two ...

... IMMIGRATIO6N-1N'6-TO T WEST INDIA COLONIES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sti- In your paper of Saturday there appears a long Iettcr, signed ?? John Scoble, on Immigration into the West India Colonies, in which he coolly expresses his sur. prise that you should have ventured to adopt views con. trary to his own on this most important subject, insiniat. ing in effect that you arc not ...

... (jB11RIDBE JLBOCTION COMMITTEE. he cea!1nittae mr t yesterday at the usual hour, Sir C. aon, tllrt., chairman. tr. Cu:ll begged to eorrect a mistake Into which he fale i'vsday with respect to the registratlsn book ?? hi~n out of his p)seskion, as he should have d th..t aboit siY weeke since he did let Mr. Gunning it .r i dly. ?? ot ssid Mr. Gunning taight be etxamined as to the tlu ...

... P'ORTUGAL. The following lettcr, from our Lisbon Correspon- dent, appeared in a second (dition of the Mvrrninq (kronicle yesterday. It was reccived by the lberia steamer, which arrived at Falmnouth on Sunday:- LISBON, MAucII 23. I regret to have to cemrunicate w ,at, however, I have but too mach reason to believe to be the case to allow my Concealing it from you, that the Portuguese Government ...

... (if 1' 01F WIh lZfQ.JVsBR LITERA RY, SCI iATlFAc, :IJD MtfVIrL.uA CS' IArTI- TU T110' rLC ?? ii quiaririy nterIiri, of fiss inetitut'on took ?? 'li !!ho I ?? ) S W!-it Uo, ViiCevt- ,oaare, on Wed- o'a, 1.v nill. Tre lK v. John Jernirgo, M.A. (vine-pre- nLeIt) iu tho Cllair. TIb ccunn-ttl. 's report presented the tito0t gratifying praof at. oa suoeady progress of t1w institutIon; it poiotei ...