... i THE STATE OF THE FRENCH NAVY. BY I I THB PlINCE OF JOINYVILLE. We mentioned yesterday that his Royal Highness , the Prince of Joinville was about to enter the lists ft of royal and noble authors, as the author of a paul- ul phlet on the state of the French Navy. The pam- ti phlet appeared on Wednesday, and has created notl small sensation among Parisian politicians. At the In late hour at ...

... THlE MORNING CHFON1CLE. L 0 ND 0 N: FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1844. In the IHousE of LoRDs, last 'ight, there Wei some discussion of a very lively and peculiar cbha racter, raised on the Lancaster and Carlisle Railwaf Bill, Lord BRouamAM corsidering himuself part' calarly aggrieved by the conduct of the cQmpanv, 15 their proposed mode of passing his property; Sa.l having procured the addition of a ...

... COURT cIRCULAR. T11 QtuBEN DOWAGEa.-Hor Royal Nighness the Duchess of Gloucester, and other members ot the Royal Family, sent yesterday to Marlborough-house to learn the state of their august relative. Many of the nobility and . gentry also called yesterday at Marlborough-hones to make alIquiry after the bealth of ber Majesty. The following was the bulletin iesued:- e- The Queen Dowager still ...

... Tlhe LONDON GAZBTTE of TUESDAY, MaUy 2. FOREIGN-OFFICE, MAY 18. ltmitttd, The Queen Juno been pleasted to approve of Alr. Bernhard he g bee Habaler, ao Consul General in the United Kingdom for the Grand Duke of Hease. ---t 4S - It OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, MAY It. Ir` tw liand Ro 'al Regiment of Artfillery-FIrst Lieutenant Rlobert Miller a~lln of Seceo to1 be Second Captain, vice Murray, retired on ...

... iNFLvIX oF IRISH LABOURERS. rpRoir A COIatusPONDENT.] VI The barnefiul influence which the low and detcrio- vp ratedl condition of' the potulo-feC Irishhai tor maI y j-' years exercised over the well being of tile labourin i n classes in the other parts of the cinpire, has fre- quently been brought under tile public neticc, but t we never 5HW its effects in heating thelit down, to ...

... Yeaterday the fity- fifth anniversarg of the Literary Faa(d SO, .ty took place at the Freemasons -tavern, when nearly 20nn gentlemen sat down to an excellent dinner provided by Mr. Baeon, the proprietor of this Pstablishment. The chair was taken at six o'clock by the Marques of Nortbanopton, I'.R.S. Amougst those present we observed the Eari of Arundel and Surrey; Count Reventloer, the Danish ...

... COMMISS1ON OF LUNVACY. Xo e A commission of ldnacy wae opened yesterday, before o Mr. Commissioner Winslow, and ii jury of nineteen free- holders of the county of Middlesex, at the Oray's-inn e Coffieehouse, for the purpose of trying the state of mind of e Mr. William Parker, formerly counected with the firm of 11 Bagfshaw and Company, merchants, of King Willium-street, tO and latterly an ...

... SEIZURES FOR CHURCH RATES AT GREEN TVICL. The long threatened seizures for churob-rates upon the gooda and chattels of upwards of 20 respectable iunhbitan ts of Greenwich, agaiunt whotu warrants of distress had bsen ILsued, were made ou Tuesday and Thursday last, at the instance of the Churchwardeo, Mr. James Roborts. It was a question whether a broker could be found in the pari,.b who would ...

... RVAIGRATIOk TO THE UNITED STATES. SPRING LARS, MUKWONAGO, APRIL 14. ' %TRAOC Or A LETTER VloX AN EMIGRANT.] MIlwaukiie, the plsAs of our destination, i6 situated on Lake ibchigan, Bod a noble seaport It will one day be. Even now its populatlon amounts to more than 6,000, al. thouh eight years ago the whole of this territory (Wie- ,consin) was in the poseeselon of the Indian tribes. There are ...

... i i -.C.- In 1841 Prance and England offered their mediation to the governments of Buenos Ayres and Monte Video. During the course of these negotiations the governor, Rosas, proposed, as the primary condition of hits accepting It, that General Oribe should bh appoiuted president of Monte Video. The Freach and English pleuipotentiaries replied oflicially, August 30, 1842, that Such a ...

... ENTERTAINMENT AT THE MANSION- HO USE. Last evening the Lord Mayor gave a grand banquet to ber Majesty's Ministers, and a numerous and brilliant lelemblage of gueets. Among the company we observed the Lord Mayor, the Lord Chancellor, Lord Wharuclifts, the Duke of Buccleuch, the Earl of Liocoln, the Earl of Devon, tbe Earl of Shaftes- bury, Lortl Goanvilla SonmeRset, Viscount Canning, Lord Eliot ...

... I I - * To TO{t EDITOR oF THn MORNING CHRONICLE. Sin- At the rate of one day for every shilling of debt or damage and costs, when the amount is not greaterthan 20a., and when it is above 20s., for a period at the discretion of the judge of the proposed new county court, not greater than one day for every shilling of the sum mentioned In the warrant, not being, in any case, less than twenty ...