... CIIURCH E7XTENSION. Mr. ifutre'a amendment to Sir B. Iegli,'s motion, that aI' humble address hS presented to her Majesty, praying that before rcomineutliog this house to grant any Puriber eutinm of pablic many toWard, church extension, her MaJesty wou.l ha praciuly piaqed to takt into considerationl the rich and vl.Auable endowroenta which are already posssesed by the established churci of ...

... 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 ...

... TiI? RBEMOVAL Of the COUURTS of LAW. A nurnerous and highly respeitable mseeting ot the so- llciforts atdl uttarneY8S of tle metrpolils was held yesterday ia the flall of the Law Incorporated Society, in Chancery- lane, to take into cotelderation whether any and whut mea- sures shonid bre adopted by the aculbers of tie proti;sion, iu curie mace if ail opinion very Generally expresedl in favour ...

... 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 ...

... REGISTRAT1Oh OF VOITE'RS (IRELAND) BILL. ?? TuRSDoAY, MAY 111.-Order read for resuming adjourned Deirate osn Amendment proposed to be made to the queotlon [lath May]. 1That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair : and which Amend. ment was to leave out from the word That to the end ,tf tbs Question, In order to nld, the words 1this House will, upon this day six monthis, resolve itself Into ...

... D I-, t I? ?? I A J.O i3l Pole i ?? 7, o i R, I j A T P Ril.1-7ua ?? I ~ i~..t f e UJIi Ki~rO : Tititi th Ct~it .t I'a sarl at i' ltl alvl I rt,, !; 1 to hav 1 riacited .1 rii * |t ~'i.sir AI*I.; er. 'P ill if f ti ~itlija ai;t ltttiar;2 ?? i. jiltl it l l' titlV s .fii ,ii t'rtt ttr.; ;;t ._ o ?? iat~ t!:. ?? . : i l tit'. ii Etigar Brttidii ?? eter~itlrtt, .t i211rott~a .t izla ha' ?? ...

... VICe LOVD 0 N GAAZRTRB of PI ID.A Y, My 8. LORD CHAMBIERL.AIN'S OFFICE, ArulL, 30. Notice is hereby uvivr-, tirrt her Maje~ty wjill hold a Draw- ing-rcon ait St. Jamnei's P'alace on 'Ihuriday, the 14th of MqSy next, at two tu'cl.'.ck. ST. JAMES'S PALACE, MAY ii. This dlay hand a-adielice of hier Majesty, (lonerill AMaya, Envoy Extr~ardiopery arrdt lirriqter 1'ovnipototttiary froni thre Q~ielim ...

... 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 ...

... LFROM A CORRESPONDENT.J On the 31st of December last, 3,9W) vuolntnrv . ments, and I 78 co.nijpulnr awirds, fir the co.mmlutation of tithes in England and Wales, had been confirmed by the tithe commissioners. Entire parishes were not included in all these agree- ments; in the north of England, more particularly, the commutations have very cemmonly been made by town- ships, of which there are ...

... COUXRY CI&i&ULAR. The Princess Sophia Matilda visited her Majesty yes- terday. The Marquess of Normanby and Viscount Melbourne had audiences yesterday of the Queen. Her Majesty and Prince Albert, accompanied by the Prince of Leiningen, honoured the Italian Opera with their presence last evening. The royal suite included the Countess of Sandwich, Marquess of Headfort, Honour- able Charles A. ...

... HE 2MORNING CGHIRNICLE. LON DON: WEDNEjSD)A Y, MA Y 13, 1840. In the i.OUSa of LORDs lnst night the Earl of WVICKLOW po3tponed the notice of motion otf the Archbishop of DUBLIN from Friday to Tuesday next. Earl S'ra moinc moved hi8 address to tier M3- J ESTY, ?? that the calamlitous inttirroption of our friendly relations and commercial intercourse with the Chinesc empire had been occasioned ...

... -a- DUBLIN, DI&Y ]D. Lesot OURt OWN CORRESPONDENT.] UNDER. SECRETARY. The belief is prevalent here that Mr. Norman M'Donald will succeed Mr. Drummond in the office of under-secrc- tary. To say that he is equal to his lamented predeces. sor in talent, or in officiai tact and aptitude, would be to flatter him; but of all the persons who have been lately named as likely to obtain the appointment, ...