... JhfMERARAi. -p.- f2XTRAAcT PROu A tilk2ft DATED MARCH 31.j All is quiet and going on well. The Combined Court have gone through the estimateR harmoniously, and early innext montbwill bedismiused forthe year. Tbe 23d Regt, have left us, and are relieved by a detachment of the 41th, quartered at Berbice. The Colonial Lelislature has done goed sork thie year by establishing a grammar school and a ...

... -4- MADiRID, MAY 1I.-- '' [PtOsU OUR OWN CORRBSiPONDEN?.] It had been expected that the ministry, as now com- posed, would have iesued some kind of programme ere this1 but it does not appear to be yet known whether the Mar- quls of Viluma will accept office, nor bas tbe Minister of Marine, (;eneral Armero, arrived from Seville; and the ministerial programme may have been put off on these ...

... Tgue MORNING CHRONICLE. I LONDON: SATURDAY, MAY 11, 18t4. In the Housx of Lonns, last night, The Duke of RICHMOND, in moving for returns respecting the importation of foreign wool, expressed his apprebension that the abolition of the duty would prove injurious to our Australian colonies, and was also fearful of it as another free-trade move- ment. The Earl of DALMOUsIE was prepared to prove ...

... The National Anti-Corn-law Lengue held Its weekly meeting yesterday evening at Covent-garden Theatre. It f I amatter of form now to say that every psrt of the houee was 4 full. The literal truth was demonstrated last night by an i enthusiasm that reminded us of the throngs which besieged I the doors of the building when the League and its meetings 1 were a novelty. This was the more remarkable ...

... IUL RKJA'. CONSTANTIDNOPLE, AP RIL .'(. IJVROM OLUR OWN CORIUESPOND1)T.tT, The r'outsielul reeurreucee tbroughout tha esnlire, of those atrociouis pereicutione algainst Charistlaes of whih il H aiUe~ti ble instance was furnished to you In my letter of the .I! h, loe d to veryimportant reflectiols. During a perid of mnuny months tlh Porte has been freod fron all alaru of extt rnal aeggresion. ...

... TH1 MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TU.BSDA Y, MA Y 7, 1844. The HousE of ComAtoNs having resolved itself into a committee of the whole House last night, Sir RonERT PEEL rose, and, in a statement which occupied' precisely three hours in delivery, announced the anxiously-expected intentions of the Government vith respect to the Bank of England, and banking generally, in England and Wales. The first ...

... TIHE PRINCB DE JOINVILLE AND 115 I PA MPHLET. I.- .1-1 IFROM PUNCH.] Dear M~lonseigneur-Wien tee bones of the hero, who left a le gacy to Calillon for trying so asasesenate the Duke of Welingtonl, were given back to the France which he loved eo well, it wl you, deer Jolnville, who were idespatched to remove the sacred esises from tbe roek where they lay. I always bud a gool opilnion of you ...

... TORY HAC JKS. I. -fl IV e take the iblflowvilsLp Portraits ir'ofl11 i1r. D'lrireli's acewv novel of '(.'oningehby. 'I'here can lie no diiffiusltt ill lixhig tie idleitviy of either every ren tier --will at once re!ogwizte theil 1)itteri lidelity; ansi^,were L.ucianl Gu'' itill in thi;il wvd 13r could not liiil, any more titan ' Rigby, xs io is ; yet uzsn iqant mtai to a'ectgize hilself ...

... THE ANTI-STA YE CHURACRH CON- F BEJENCE. SLcoND DA)T. Yesterday the sittings of tbe ConveLntion were resumed at the Crown and Anchor, 9trand. The room wsa ti'led w;th delelaeses, uplwards ot 1,(100 heint preseut. A t eleven o'clock the Rer. Dr. YOUNG, of Pertb, took !he chatir, and eongraitulated tbe delegntes on thbe Apr wisrh had been manitested on the preceding- day. Iv'ry OIJ' V. bad ...

... Yesterday the grand triennial festival of the Monttem was celebrated at Eton-tbat peculiarly Einglish-spectatilo of playing at robbers end at soldIers, and showing bow a fine dress and a holiday feeling warms John Bull's heart, and opens his breeches pockets. yeo As one always begins ai conversation in England by a 11 preliminary disquisItion upon the weatber, we do not rca fir why we should ...

... DUBLIN, MAY 2O. [FROt OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.j JUDGMENT OF THEI COlJRT--- THE STATE TRIALS. 1The lCourt of Queen's Bench yesterday pronioiinced juidgmleint on the Ilotion for a new tria], acid, ts I asticipated sill along, the judges were divided. Mr. Justice Perrin, on the ground that thejury had been nisdirected, and that improper evidence had been admitted, gave judgment fi)r at new trial ' ...

... Thr ONDON GAZETTE of FRIDTAY, MYl 24 At the Court at BuckiogliamnPalacte, the 23d day of May, a 1844, present, the Queen's Most Exeillent Majesfty 1 Is Cotuncli. T This day the Right Honouarable Sir Thomas Frnistil Fremantle, Bart. was, by her Mejety's command, sworn di of her Majesrty's Meet Honourable Privy Councail, and took 7 hia place at the Board accordingly. I WHITEHALL, MAY 21. Di The ...