... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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- ...

... 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 ...

... (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 ...

... EALCUTJ(r1 C)F(17 JA4IIkN TVhYIVISS, A 7' J5DIAtVJURlJCI, EI.1Nailukit, Atili, 17 l.-i i ell.Paiy ororlnug the Ul letnunate cotivict, Jalucs u\ y, under-went the la, illlishlille'it Ill tihi I.IV at the usual plice of execution, iet toe riortli-west angle ot ttie County I-lual. TioaIli it we not hilowlI till teu o'clock oa Wledfl'v-ay aiit tlt tit hl ittie ta i be erried! into elke.. ...

... (,NADJAN P1? OS PECTS.-TIE 1OUN-A | DARY QUBSTION. To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. St-la my last letter I endeavoured to give you some notion of the grounds upon which opposition to the union between Upper and Lower Canada is justified. Fear, I cndeavoured to show, is the prevailing element of re- si3tance in the minds of the Fiench. They fear Angli- fication. Thle enlightened few ...

... I COLOXIZ4TION OF NBIV ZHALAND. Yesterday a vety nuemrous and respectable meeting As- sembled in tae Gaildiltitl ot tihe City of L4ndon, parsuant to a requltition presented to the Lrwd Miyor, for tbe pmr- pose of t ortin reaolutions an I a p1titioa to Parliamienit, ?? a vieW to thie adlopt ion of areasure2 for the coloni7 - ?? and gvecsilnrnt of tre colony of New Z 'lutid. Tie MaRsionrholien ...

... COUiY' CHIWCUL'Il. WIINDSOh', SUNDAY, ThiH uoruing the Qieen anal l'rioee Albert, and all the *IjitOr9 at tie C astle (vxcpt thl Dielia sfi ol Kent and the Iliredltury P'rinc ), ?? divine serviee at St. Geore'a Cta ipel Royal. T. e Thyareod ?? Kayvtt eiauuted the irst ?? serv~ce. The Reverecnd Dr. Kute arindthelRe- rerni ?? Dighy ofiecitd ;A.t the altar ; tie litter rever. ud VleInan',pre! ...

... THE MORNING CIHONICLE. LON D ON: T'UESDA Y, APRIL 21, 180. A great meeting was held last week at Chelms- ford, at which the Bishop of LONDON presided, for the alleged purpose of promoting National Edu- cation on Church principles; that is to say, for promoting Church and Dissenting education on Church principles. According to the statement of the right reverend prelate in the chair, the ...

... PUBLIC MEETING ATL BICESTBR. ABRIDutiD PIRMtO HR TilB LEICBSTUiRSSHIIRE MiERICURY. On Tl'ursday evein3g the ?? Otimerous meeting ottlie inhabitants of Leicester ever assembled, convened by the mayor, ln complianca with a numerdnusly-rigned requisition, was held in the Theatre, for the purpose of taking into cont- sideration the propriety of petitioning Parlialment for house- hold sumfrate, ...

... CAiMBRIDGE ELECTION COMIMITTRE. The committee met at the usual hour ycsterday, wh.n, ufter a short consultation, the chairmain announced the om- mitteo were satisfded with the evidence given on what coun- sel termed the collateral issues on the conduct of AIr. Canutn, and wished to proceed to lry the validity of Mr. Manners, Sutton's return. Alter sorne conversation, It w000 resolved to ...