... 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 ...

... REPRFENTAT'IION of fhe SOU'THERN II '.I,,UOA of LA 'SASV E1/ . I--- [rO-OM m iln MANCli LeiES t (GiUARDItAN.] T e truth of our statemnt, that the v3CtinCy in tie re- pretis,:tatiin ol tilts divieteon of the eciunty hadi comsit upon hutll portiec tritn tiny were unprepalred for It, bis ibeen pretty vvcil bornet out bc tt-n oxtt en -iffieulttt wbich both haVe ( cpri not I .ill findi: g c~t Ul ...

... TIHE CURRENCY QUESTION. fT To TrU EDITOR oF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. _SPARATION QF THE FUNCTIOcN OF ISSUE FRnr THAT OF 13ANKINf IN Tl{R BANK OF EN(i- LANI). Sit---The plan prop osed by Sir' cloert l'eel is sfill > very imperfeelly nucleistoodl, many persons ti'i *; il sO Lnanv tlim,'A that lhave really nI) eonllectticn 'o with theqjuestion, thatit ni y hasefifiln toewleavd a r to piut in a clear ...

... I )fr A'Trring Chironokle qffice, P-or i'o'catwe. nor WIe have rocc7;rd tLliu i'ares lxapvr5 of'fhiirselay by. alonr ordinary cxpre5~, tnigetlier vifh our ordlinary An important deni~:ion wvvz coonioe to on elisa *~by thle i niie otq thle railroad from Pari ts tJfi: Be,,Mlian frontie-r, It wast resolved 1V ft small lonair- as oityadi the committee %lhoulId rep or ti die C ho n- it eir its ...

... i The LONDON GAZETTE of TUESDAY, May 14 St BUCKINGIHAMl PALACE, MAY II. StThis dajy bad audlanco of her AMiejamty, tha Marqueesa die [r, Vilum1a11 E1uvDY xtfuraodlnaiv -tail Minister Plenipaotentiary iti fromn the Qioeut of Spain, tu dallver letters from ItioSvovrei go: alTo which lie wass introduced by the Laill of Aberdeen, her it Mlajesty'ls principal Secretary icf Shtut for Foreign Aflaire ...

... TUE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: W.BD2NSDA Y, MAY 8, 1844. The HoUsE of LOIIDS, last night, was engaged, on the motion of the Marquess of NORMANPY, in a discussion respecting the reasons of the recall of Lord ELLHNBnOOUao . The noble marquess did not make a formal motion, as he was unwilling to press it, if the production of the correspondence were alleged to be injurious to the public service. ...

... IORTH AMERICAN CLONIAL A4SSO I NTCIATION OFJRBLAND. | A meeting of thise association evas held yesterday, in pur- snaucea of the following notice - 11rile directors of the association hereby give special tc notice that out extraordinary meeting of' the ehareholdere I will be held at No.,7, Broad-street Thuildings, in the ctitv ofto Londou, on Thursday, the 23it inestnst, at twelve o'clock at ...

... MADRID, MAY 17. [PROs OURJ OWN CORREsPONDBNT.] Public attention i8 fixed upon the approaching journey of the Queen, and the preparations making, the movements of troops, &c. It is announced that the new agent appointed to negotiate with the Court of Rome, Senor Castello y Ayensa, will eat off for his deetination in a few days. Every thing appears tranquil enough just now, as far as the surface ...

... THE MORNING CIRONICLE. LONDON: FRIDA Y, Mit4 ' 31, 1844. Both Houses of Parliament re-asembled. 1a3t night, after the Whitsuntide recess. The Housx of LORDS sat for a short time. The LORD CHANCELLOR iutimated that be will iutr. duce, next Tuesday, a bill, somewhat motlifiei, If regulating Presbyterian marriages in Ireland. The business transacted was routine, forwv-anliri biils through ...