... FURNITURE OF THE LATE EMPEROR NAPOLROM. 0 Yesterday, at one o'ollck, a sale by auction of the pro- pithty of*aS t ta q L;r;i nit t it-.t riM Sir H udsnn Lot' , in- I I fl;- , ' , . . :; '. :'I : . ' ''. 'V 'l,. U ':l!.,. 1 1 o*;lai uf thw ; .i rF , por ' .! d'irflig ri :4 r-J .t!tV at St. Hele~ls, took placeO It lhe auction roorns of ?Ir. Phillips, Neow BLodNtr t, ly ordir of the executor8 ...

... OXFortD, MAY 2.-In a congregation holden thlsmorning the following- degrees were conferred:- BACUPLOR OF DIVINXTY.-Rov. Peter Peice, Wor- nester Oollege. I XfATXR8 OF AR'TS.-ReV. W. Cobb, Christ Church; Rev. Edward William Tanner Chave, Worcester College: Rev.John Henry Nurse, Worcester College; Rev. John William Mence, Woroester Colleoe; Rev. Samuel Minton, echolar of Worcester College; Rev. ...

... I Tkh LONODON GAZETTE of PRIDA , May -, WHITEHfALL, MAY 2. The Quests hase Insua pcooed toconssstituteitnd appoint the .l108t IllstIOUItJorhi Alosrq'sei. of Buie, 1(1'., to be her 3Malety'ai High1 Cloirili-osloiuor to the Genoral AiesinIbly of the Church l'Sot'etilsid. DOWINING-STIZIEET, filtrl 3, The Queen itas been pireauri to apposint Cnis rho Fitzge- nild, Enoq . Comaiutsider fit tue ...

... h TIIE QUEEN DOWAGER.-Her Majesty, we regret to Y state, is suffering from indisposition. The following bulletin of the state of her Majesty's health was Issued yesterday:- t Her Majesty the Queen Dowager has an extensive attack of erynipelas over the left arm, the consequence of an e injury to tihe wrist joint. - Her Maiesty hles suffered much pain during the last 8 two days, but has bad a ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLE LONDON: MONDA Y, MA Y 6, 1844. The Government have shown a laudable prompti- tude in obviating the most immediate mischief likely to result from their compelling the Court of Directors to recall Lord E LLENVOROUGUH. They have pro. vided him with a successor; and as the directors have shown too high a sense of their great re- sponsibilities not to be desirous to get out of ...

... MADIIID, APRIL 25 rFRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTh] The government papers are full of a Carlist conspiracy which they say bas been discovered in Navarre, and the object of which was to get posseotlol, in the iirst place, of Pamplonca, in consequence of which alleged discovery num- bers of pereons have been arrested, eo that the dungeon at lPdmplona is filled with them, and they are kept stricily ...

... CONSTANTINOPLE, APRIL 17. [PROM OUR OWN CORREtBPONDENT.] The &we inactivity prevails In the relations of tbe Porte with tfre foreign embassies. Since the termination of the late question, relating to renegades, no subject of mny interest has been in agitation at Constantinople. The Porte, baing thus freed for a time from the difficulties in which It Is so generally involved with the ...

... J.lnraiing Chronicle Office, Seven o'clock. I $-.'.COND EDITION. ' .3 4 [BY EXTRAORDINARY EXPRESS] rs, W5 We have received Calcutta papers of the 14tlh, n' and Bombay papers and eorrespondence to the 13th h of March, inclusive, brought by the Bentinck, whick st 'reached Suez on the 12th of April; they were s, brought to Marseilles from Alexandria direct by the '; French steamer. The following ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. DISSENTERS' CIIAPELS BILL. The Walelop of LONDON presented pidions aganlast this bill from. theo PresbNterian congregation of Donegal, and from (we believe) thie lresbytureu cougregationoi Eliool~ry. Lord CAMOYS presented a petition (as we understood) In NVcour of1 hel earnn hill, Viseouwt !M EL.BOUINE also presanttd saver]d patltionis airvoar of tbe measure. A ...

... Moning Ch&ronicle Office, Ralf-past One. SECOND EDITION. FALL OF ArLMEIDA. [BY EXPRESS.] Almeida surrendered on the 28th ult. at fourl o'clock. The officers and chiefs were permitted to retire into Spain; the men were to depose arms, and to be held exempt from punishment. Our corre- scnd ent's letter is dated the 1st inst. The details of the wholesale sweeps of despotism which have been ...

... THlE MORtNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: AIUIDA , MAfYr4, 154 In tbe.Ho usE of LORDS last night the LORD CHANCELLOR, in moving that the House resolve itself into a committee on the Dissenters' Chapels Bill, stated its purport, and the reasons for its introduction. The object of the bill is to stay much prospective litigation, of the same nature as that which has rendered Lady HIEWLET'S charities ...

... COURT' CIRCULAR. TuB QuEBN DoWAGER.-ThO bsulletins of the state of her Majesty have been discontinued, owing to the improve- megnt that has takeu place in her MajestY's health. His Royal Highneee thebDule of Cambridge and the Duchess of Gloucester sent; yesterday and on Saturday to Marl- borough House to inquire after the progress of their august relative, o The following bulletin, was issued ...