... I COLLEGEfor CIVIL ENGINBBRS, GOR- DONI-IOUSBI, KTi'NTlSH.TOWAV. Yesterday this college wes publicly opened, and vins honoured on the occasion by a numerous attendance of the nobility and gentry, atneagst whom were the Daikes of Buo- cleugli Richmond, and St Alban'as the Earl of Divon, Sir J bu huan Paul, Bart., the Lird Idayor and Sheriffs, Co- lonel Landasman, Liputenant( Colonel Angelo, Sir ...

... LOJD ABINGBR and t1le N.SW MASTELR. To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE, SIu-I perceive that the lionourable Mr. Scarlett, the son of the Chief Baron ef the Exchequer, bas been within a few days appointed by his father a master of the Equity side of the Court of Exchequer, in the room of Ar. Spranger, deceased, Attention should be direct 1 to this appointment. About six weeks ago the Lord ...

... MADRID, Aratm. ?? [lae0513 OUR OWN CORilESPONUENT.J (Jar lrecently moditied cabinet, adhering to its original principles, daily finds it a more difficult task to carry on thle government of the country, and to legislate in the Chamber against c0om10mon sense and reason, than was cx- Pected. %%'itls an overwheltuini majority in the Scnate and Congress, tile Crown in their favour, and all thc ...

... THE TAMBURINP ROWY. ro THiE 1DITOR or Tra MORNING CHRONICLE. S1R-Sarely the dmetute here is nlot a question of Tarn. bayini v. Coletti, but of a large portion ofthe subscribers to the Th.atre v. the Managemrent. We think Ihat being muu!cted more heavily than any body of abones In Europe, wc have a rihlit to first-rate ?? wherever it can be feund. Tae expresiotn or a decided wish on our part ...

... TH ZITALIAN OPERA. To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Seit-Tho occurrences of last night, and the utter hopos. sibility of my thea obtaining a patient hearing, render it necessary that I should convey the following observations to the subecribers and the public through the medium of the public press. I was hooted, yelled at, execrated, as though I had been guilty of the most heinous crime ...

... VllE MORNING CHRGi ONICL E. LONDON: A('NDAY, MA I' 4, 18t0. It is the c0mmon, stale trik of' tho3e who have the worst side of' an argument, to complain that theiropponents leal in mere assertions, and to cha- racterise the reasonings which they find unanswera- bile as mere vapouiring andl noisy declamation. This trumpery artifice is daily reiterated by the T'imes andl Staendaro in their ...

... THE' MORNING CHiRWNWL.E. LON l)DON: SA 2TU11 DA Y, MA Y ?? 1810. In the IIOUSE of LORDS, lastnight, the Marquess of LOTHIAN presentcd a petition in fiavour of the Corn-laws. The Earl of A DERDEEN presented several letitions against intrusion ; and the Duke ofa BuCCLEUCII presented a petition from Musselburglh, complaining of the conduct of the General Assembly in tile case of Aucliterarder, ...

... THE LATEB MR. DRUMM , UNDBR- 9EVRBGRTA0Y FORe Ii? NL D. Mr. LPROM TilB SCOTSMAN.] ?? Drummend was born in this city (Elinburgh), and afterpassin throue hthe propero Courteorfcd,,attin entercd theeorps of RoyafEngineers. Irior to 183l, his moerits were only known to men of selence, among whom he hod established a reputation, while yet under thirty years of age. 'He is, says a very ?? ludge, ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS-THURSDAY. PETITIONS. The Bishop of LONDON presented a petition against the Tithe Cto(miutation Ant. Tihe Earl of MALMESBURIY presented petitions from tte Isle ui Wight, in favour of the corn-laws, to which he said the adlreesws of petitioners were aflixed, 1,300 in number. Eurl FITZWILLIAM said he had a petition to present, signet! by 10jC00 persons, ngaiiist the cora-laws, ...

... LONDON: v WVB1fNESDAY, MAY Ii, 1610. f Official intelligence from Naples, of the 29tb, con- t firms the fact of the cessation of hostilities contained in the following extract:-' ' The Sld contains a letter from Naples of the 26th ul., to the following effect ?? I Hostilities arc at an end. Thle mediation of FrAUce is accepted. It hns bean agreed that the embargo sliall be taken off, and the ...

... II MPERIAL PARLIAMENT ] I-OUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY. )f The Blehops or LONDON Presented it petition, signed by J. ery20 i h church wardens ?? the Ometropolis aind the seibarbs, for the suppressionf of Sunday trading ; aiso a Si- milar petition from the district of Trinity, Isfllngtim. The Bishop of LINCOLN presented petitions againist any further Rrant to thle colletle of MAlynocoth., The Bis4hop ...

... MlR. CRAVEN BERKELEY AND MR. F. DALLY. No.1. 9, MOOnfield.5reet, Monday, MNy 4, 1840. Sir-On my return to London this mornirn, my attention was directed te a paragraphl in the Cheltenhiam Journal of Monday last, in which the paving cormmitteeof that town have published an opinion, purporting to be signed by you, In which, with reference to the late proceedings of the quarter oessions, at ...