... 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, ...

... T1lE AMERICAN BOUNDARY LINB. To T1U4 EDITOR OF THlE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sia-The ?? of demarcation described in the treaty of 1783 will require to be explained by the terms of ?? used in the grant of Nova Scetia from James 1. to Sir Wil- liam Alexander, 1621. This, he it remembered, is the fn. vonuritQ positidus taken up by our American opponents. Now, from the grant In qiseetion, it will appear ...

... DUBLIN, ArIlL 29. (fAFOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] THE STANLEY AGITATION. The Dablin and provincial papers are still crowded with the reports of meetings held throughont the country, and especially in the province of Ulster, at which all the speakers hava adopted the most determined tone in ?? to the disfranchisement bill of Lord Stanley. The hearts of the people, high and low, are in this ...

... THH DISPUTER VITH NAPLES. We have received Malta papers and letters to the 18th ult. The following are extracts of the news relating to Naples land the English fleet:_ [EFROM THE MEDITERRAN13O.] The Hydra war steamer, which left this on the 3d Instant, with a despatch from Admiral Stopford to her Majc!ty's minister at Naples, touching the demand of the British government upon his Sicilian ...

... MADRID, APRIL 21. [FROM OUR OWN CORRBS'0NDFNT.l The Cortes re-assembled yesterday. The principal discussion of the day turned upon an amendment of Ar- guelles, on the municipal project of the government. Senor Arguelles, in a long and elaborate speech, main. tained that the corporations of the country should not be mere consulting appendages to the political chief, but independent, within the ...

... [FROM THE STAFLORD)uIRE BXAMINHR OF APRIL Z.] WOLVtRIIAMPTo' N.-A vestry meeting was held in Wol- verhampton, on Monday last, to appoint churchwardens for the ensuing year. The buziness was opened by the Rev. George Oliver, D.D., the incumbent, in the following speechn- P Fellow Parishioners-We have assembled here this (lay, according to annual cestqui, to choose churchwardens for the year ...

... ITHE MORNING CRRONICLE. LOND ON: F'RliDAY, MAY 1, 1810. To the details which will be found in another column, collected fromn the newspapers, we are ena- bled to add, that despatches have been received from Mr. TEMiPLE, the British representative at Naples. We understand that the Hydra had intercepted and detained ten vessels under Neapolitan colours. In- formation of the acceptance of the ...

... BRIGIJTON-THURSDAY. Lrard and Ludy Lyndharst, and the lion. Miss Copley, took their departure this morning for the metropolis. Tae noble and learned lord returns to town inuehimproved In health, and has nearly recovered his strength. Taie veuerablo Elrl or Westimoreland, accompanied by Lady Georglana Fane, also left this morning for town, after a residence of nearly twelve months. Th.- Earl ...

... - CONSTANTINOPLE, APRIL 8. LFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Letters were again received here last night from Persia, which now bring the dates up to the 4th of March from Tabreez, and contain intelligence of a more positive nature respecting the Shah's movements. A courier had on the preceding day arrived from the camp which he left at Nathuns, preparing to break up for the march to Ispahan, and ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...