... of The Queen and Prince Albert, hid Majesty the Icing of Ig the Belgians, her Royal Highness the Dacohess of Kent, the be ladies and gentlemen of the royal suite, and the household, ns attended divine service yesterday morning In the Chapel ot Royal, Buokingham Palace. lHis Majesty the King of' the Belgians held a diplomatic levee at Buckingham Palace, on Saturday, for the recep- 1k tion of ...

... IRE'LA ND. DUBLIN, Apart. 20. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] THE SPY SYSTEM-ANOTHER INQUIRY. The dismiseal of Mr. Gray, one of the stipendlary ma- gitrlites In the county of Tipperary (announced exclusively in the Mforning Chronicle of Tuesday), is to be followed up by another government inquiry into the police spy eystem in the King's county, where a police officer and some subordinates are ...

... ('UjtTI CIRCl'ULAR. Tte Qu~ el hlddacourt ye*'erday afternoon, at Backing- havizn Pshit..r Lieut-onat i nerai le Baron de Stiernerona on ii Fpet l ulinion from hise Nlajesty the King of Swedei, had nit in- tersiew of tier M 1iijebty to take lease. Tbe Prices ot Ouenlisen WalIrstein had an andienre ef the Queen, to deliver e letter from his .Mejesty the King of Bavhria. Their Excellsneies were ...

... - 7AIAU . .1111IA The following is the spe(ch of his Exe lleucy the Go- 00 vereor or Jamaica, iu closing the sesslon on the let of lMarch:- val 'CGentlemen of the Council, .Ur. Speakrr ard Gentlemen of the AssemblY, I have much satisfaction in grauting you a recesn afiter the labours of an unusually protrac:ed besis.l. 11 To essidaity anud zeal which you hrve evinced in the P- dilcharge of ...

... SCULPTURES FORt TILE NLWI HOUSES o01 I'l11AL IAMETi . I The studio of Mr. Lough, the seulptor, presented a scene of ex riordin'try interest turing Iast week, in cncequueiie of the ex d dtiron of two mtlgniitcent groups iu elity, in- tended I ,r the ifhis'atioen of t he new homses of' ayl'ulroI,t. The intluoence of umderrn ninterial civilization uponI the tine arts aI i hvtn S0 geierally, acld, ...

... DUBLIN, MARCH 30. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPOND33VT.1 ARRIVAL OF MR. O'CONNELL. Yesterday evening Mr. O'Connell arrived at his residence in Merrion-square, having come over by the mail packet from Liverpool. The bon. gentleman is In the best health. He is to attend the meeting of the Repeal Association on Monday next. NATIONAL EDUCATION.-THRI CHURCH. After quoting an article from the Morning ...

... ELECTION Ml OVEMENTS. HotR6sAMV, APitir. 11.-The death of Lord Abitj.' havilig produced a vacancy in the repre entano:' or c o borouoh by the elevation of the Hlon. R. C. Scarrltt to peerage, tbe momeut the fact bcome klvicw . much respected townsman, It. H. Houst. ];.. co-.- menced a very active canvass, which up to the pr- seet time has proceeded s-vishictnrily. 'The coonic: ol ts opponents ...

... DUELLING-T'HE NAVY. The folloVJtIg order is in the new Admiralty instructions, in reiference to this mattor:- -61. Every offiter berving on board any ship or vessgel ,of her Majesty's Bleet, is hereby positively ordered neither to send nor accept a oLallenge to fight a duel with any other 'rso Every officer of tha fleet, on becoming privy to any Itention of other officers to fight a duel, or ...

... P ORTUGAL. 0 ~LISBON, Alnrit 29. PF1M0050 11i OWN COliR rEoNnhiNTo.] I- The Wivernment accounts, published in the )iar io of ie the l ?ii instant, state that on the morning of thle 12th the rovolts I troops tnt Almtsihsa had returned thle fire of the Queenl's troepo with a v ivy few artillery dischargee, it one ol which had wourfdod At soldier of thet 01t Regiment, 0. cotd broken his le-g. On ...

... 71HE FACTORY BILL. To TH BDITOR THilE MORNING CHRODNICLB S,1-I offer, for insertion in your journal, some further Petrmots from the reportt of the factory commiwsiouersii ,I 193l. tI 3lesrs Stwart and Makintoeh (p. 1!, s u Our reports v ,.pectivl Mr. Craig's mill, at Dunfermilne, we cannot eend f ', without adding our testimony to that of Sir David v p Irry, aq to the admirable management of ...

... DUBLIN, APRIL 16. LFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] THE STATE TRIALS. The following are the notices referred to In the Queen's Bench report of yesterday. They were erveod upon the travermers yesterday evening:- . QUEEN'S BENCH. MONDAY, 15TH DAY Op APRIL, 1844. THE QUEEN AGAINST DANIEL O'CONNELL, JOHN o CONNELL, THOMAS STEELE, THOMAS MATTHEW RAY, CHAULES GAVAN DUFFY, REV. THOMAS TIER- NEY, JOHN ...

... COURT CIICULAR. HerRoyal Highness the Dechess of Kent took her de- parturs yeasterday morning for the Continent. lihe Queen I Iind Prines Albert and their Majestles the King and Qseen j of the Belgimns arrived thar Royal HlighneW8s rmidencd , Clarenre flDose, St. Jaioes'd, shortly before Dine o'clock, irom Baelkiaghim Pa-lace, to take leave of their illustrious relative, His Serene llighneis ...