... LIEUTENANT NRO'S CASE, The foliowIng to ¶tak entire letter from Lieutenant Munro, extracts Of wh.ob were read by Mr. T. Duncombe in the debatpe last Slight: - March 3,1844. SiT-Althougb I have not the honour of being ac- quainted with you, Yet, as I know your readiness to siym- yathiss with those who may (often for some wise purpose) be visited by Providence with severe and sudden affictionl ...

... - i MADRID, MARCHo 5. [PROM OUR OWN CORRBEPONDENT.] An event occurred a night ago which does not argue well for the cunsequences that way ensue on the entry of Queen Christina, which the Moderadoe are not content with making an occasion of rejoicing, without accompanying it by trampling on their (for the moment) fallen opponente. After the revolution of 1840, the front of the Casa de Villa, ...

... I 7Morning Chronicle Office, Half-past Five. ~r EXPRESS FROM PARIS. ~to 0 We have received the Paris papers of Tesday 1 by our ordinary express, together with letter; from' n our correspondents at Paris, Madrid, and Con- M stantiiople. I A report had prevailed in Paris that the Duke of NrimOURS was seriously indisposed; but it turns d out that he merely suffered from a severe cold, and a was ...

... The LONDON GAZETTE of TUESDA Y, Mareh 12. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MARCI 5. 5 ' Notice is hereby given that her Majesty will hold levees n at St. Jamtia's Palace, oo the following days, at two d d o'clock: Wedtaesday, thv 131th hst.; and Weduesday, the t, 20th inst. 51 Commisslnor signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of h Lancaster. 91 The Duke of Lancaster's Own Regiment of Yeomanry ...

... TUESDfAY, MA~RCH 12. Motion made, and Question lutl, 'r That a Select Committtee bse BP- pointed to inquire 'Into the ellcets of Protective Duties on Ito- ports Uopn the iuterests of th e Tenant Fartners end Farm La- bourers ut thia Country. The House divided. MiNORITY-AYES, lim Acheson, Viscount Evans, Wiltians Iloineidge, Captain Aglioriby, H. A. Ewvart, Williamo lrotheroo, Edwaid ...

... IRBLAND. DUBLIN, MARcH 12, IPROM OUR OWN COnLRxSSPONDENT.J LANI)LOIRD AND TENANT COMMISSION. b'he Coinmlssioreere have arranged to conmnelice their provincial inquiries In the northand theyare to lbove town to-narrow for Dundalk, there to examine witnesses. The townsanext in this routeare NewryArmaghalid Belfist. CHURCH CONTENTIONS. Al tha e churo. hseeexcept the iomatn Catholic, are in agi- ...

... 1ilE FRhE CHURCHI OF SCOTIAND. Ltot night a meeting of the friends of the Free Church of scolaind was held In Exeter Hall, to hear addresze8 Irwon' the deputation now in London. By six o'click, the helwr appointed for the meeting, the bell wees densely crowded. ta the platform we observad the Rev. D -. M5'Kellar, Forblis, Cadlisbh, Wilson, eind Buclijtian ; Mesesrt. Beitih, Wallace, Smith, ...

... By our ordinary expresc wve have received tile Paris papers oi Monday; but their contents are not I of any great interest. C Th.e report that Admiral Humelin, who was sum- s moned to Paris by telegraph from Toulon, a few days ago, was to succeed Admiral Dupetit 'fhouars, s as commander of the fleet in the Pacific, is lo0w generally believedi. I The letter of the Minister of Public Worship, re- ...

... IThe LOLA/DON IeZBTTE of TUESDA Y, Marct 12.i DECLARtATIONS OF INSIOLVENCY. Jtames Whippil, of f, Nicholl-rirect, Haggerotone, coal morehlant, Mlarchy 4. air Franicis Ifornbly, of Cliorlton-iipon-Medloeb, Lancashire, oxt of binisAlrh7. vr viomns nalley, of Oxford, mervant, MardI .1. ha John Frederick Francis, of 5, Stebright-plare Past, Hackney, tailor, Marchl II. Cliorics Cotgrevec, of ...

... The following are the letters from Lord Itadnor and Lord Kinnaird, read on Tuseday evening at the dinner to Mr. O'Connell, which we were compelled to postpone yesterday forirwant of room:- O Grosvenor-streat, March 1, f4U4. Dear Mr. Duncombe-I have now for many years de- dlined attending at public dinners. It is fbr this reason ;alone that I have not sent for a ticket for the dinner at which ...

... FR~ELALYD. DUBLIN, MAARCH 9. [PROM OUR OWN CORBRESPONDPItNT.J THE IRISH PRESBYTERIANS-FORMIDABLE AGITATION. My last letter contained fin aacount of the importaut pro- ceadings of the Irish Presbyterian Assembly in Belfast on Wednesday, in regard to the subject of Presbyterian nuar- rleges, it being anticipated that the decisien of the House of Lords will be adverse to the olaims of the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-THROIDAY. SE&E' OF ST. ASAPil AND BANGOR. LordKENYONpresented two petitions against the union of these sees. The Bi hop of HEREFORD also presented a petition against the union. SILR WEAVERS. On the motion of Lord LI LFO RD the order of the day for presenting a petition from the operative silk weavers of Leigh, praying for a committee of inquiry, was discharged. CORN LAWS. Lord ...