... Tb-, Qe.,n a:.d Prince Albert, r~econan~e. byt d :;c- cess Rcvy, arrived in towi 0500 i. :e:k 4or ,e Ch: ytsttr- d.,aittrhoe ina cirridge an. rour, ercorto d inv a p rtV .. tide Royni Horte (uargF, fromnt a-reinut. Tfeir ioOa! Hi irhneaeis the lriuce of Walese; ard the Prince.s Alice t31- lowed in another rrysl earriage,; vad the Msrcoioine. ; Douro, 1yiv in viwaiting; Colonel Brukiy, ...

... DUBLIN, TuESDAY, MAY 7. FYROSDi 0int OWVN ,OREZ8PONDENTI THE STATE TRIALS-POSTPONEMENT OF TIlE NEW TRIAL MOTION. The brief' nlii0ou1Lncetient of' Chiei'Jtustiote Pcilc. father, ins the Queen's Bench this day, that tILe court were unable to give judgment onl ile new trial rnotioli this ternm, ilas corapletely astounded thoc Orange aril Tory partv. 'ITle judges had licen itb- sent nearly ank ...

... -(IF MORNAING CHIWAIXf'E. LON DON: TH URSDA Y, MA Y 9, 1844. The measure of Sir ROBEnT PEEL for the reform, as it may be called, of the Bank of England, and the regulation of the currency, has met with a more generally favourable reception than could have been reasonably expected, considering the magnitude and variety of the interests which it will atffect. It has the greit merit of being ...

... MADRID, MAY I. (PIlOM OUlt OWN CORtEMSONDEtNT.] The resignation of Messrs. Gonzales Bravo and his col- leagues was accepted by the Queen to-day, and General Narvaez appointed to form a new. administration. The Queen's mother is stated to be resolved to incur all hazardB rather than swerve irom the determination she had taken respecting church property, while the cabinet, bold enonugh In ...

... TIRE CHIA IRTER-HOUSE -SQUARE- INFIRMARY. The annual dioner of the Cbarterhoute-square Infirmary was celebrated alat evening, at the Albion Tavern, Aldere- gate-etreet. The coupany was la rer than we ever remem- ber It to have been previously. Emerron Tsnuent, Esq. Al. P., preelded. The honournbla member wae supportea by 8ir Edward Parry, Mr. Alderman Copeland, M.P., Mr. Pownahl, Frederick ...

... TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE AND HONOUR. ABLE THE MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE Op COMMONS. The following statement of facts la respectfully submitted by the deputation of the master-manufacturers and mill- owners in the county of Lancaster:- We, the undersigned, forming a deputation from the Associated Master-Manufaoturers of the county of Lan- oaster, having taken advantage of the Easter recess to in. ...

... ST. STEPREN'S, WALBROOK On Tuesday the annual vitsittion for the purpose of swearing in the persons who had been elected on the Thurs- day in ETaster weok to the office of churchwardens for the differeut partahe6 In the city of London, and also to receive presentments connected with the church, was hold at StI 8epulohre's Church, bforra Dr. Robert Phillimore, the sur- rogate, in the absence of ...

... L ON DON: FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1844. In the Housi. of LORDS, last night, the leading business was the third reading of the Dissenters' Chapel Bill, which raised some discussion, being opposed by the Bishop of EXETER, the Earl ot WINCInILSsx, and Lords KENION, MOUNICASHEL, and TRYNtcAmx. A division was taken, and the third reading was carried by 44 to 9. The other business was chiefly formal. In the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-.TrinoI Y. lII Thelirlordablps assembled at five O'clock. i Lord COTTENHiAM preaented several petitions from P1 ,lacee In Someraetahire, Its layour of the Dissonitersi' Chapels tj The Duke of RICHMOND presented a petition from 1 Yorkshire, ln faivour of protection to agriculture; also a O Ietition from the M1arischat. College in Aberdieen, praying for the abolition of ...

... 1ICELAND. ai DUBLIN, MAY 8. al [PROM OUR OWN CORRESPON1DEN'T.J W TllB l'OLICE-SPY SYSTEM. hI Mr. Mlartley, Q.C., who presided at the Inveetigation W in Slinrone, has presented his report to the governmnent, ti detailing the horrible system of getting up Ribbon pro- PI secutions in that part of the King's County, in which po- w licenion, were implicated. I understand that the govern- mcrit lave ...

... GRAND DINNER ATM ERCERlS' BALL. The Surveyor-accountant of St. Paul's School, and the Master, Wardens, and Court of Assistants of the Wor- shipful Company of Mercers gave a most magnifirentdinonr to the company who attended the apposition at the school, and they extended their invitatione to many distiogui6hedc guests. Amongst the company invited, and whom we notired as pceseet, wereSir Robert ...

... ANNIVERSAREY FESTIVAL OF THE SONS I OF THB CLERGY. I The usual anniversary festival of the Sons of the Clergy was celebrated yester ay in St. Paul's Cathedral, in the I accustomed manner. Divie servIce was appointed to com- inence at three, l).m., but an hour before the time the seats were well occupied, and by three o'clock the choir of the church wse crowded almost to suffocation. Among the ...