... TIe. LOND ON GAZETT of TUESJJ Y. ball Z LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S..OFFICE , Notice is hereby given,thatbher Majesityw~i lholde ?? at St. James' M aace, on Wednesday, tbs',, t f J- next, at two o'clock. - ByMs DOWNING-STREETt MAY 3. The Queen has benpleased to appoint N1illiint Forgoit. eon, Esq., to be Capti General ato~ Goverrno cefi and over the colony ?? Leone and it deor ?? icd FOREIGN OFFICE, ...

... MIR. CARUS WILSON. TO THE EDITOR OP THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-I observe in your paper of the 13th a letter, dated Jersey, May 6, under the signature of P. L. G., in which your correspondent asserts that the passage in the letter of' MIrs. Carus Wilson (an extract of which I sent you on the 30th pit.), to the effect, that her husband, Ir. Carus Wilson, on his arrival in Jersey, was lodged ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICL.E LONDON: THURSDAY, MAY 15, 184. The academical education scheme has been re- ceived in Ireland exactly as we anticipated. By the organs of opposite parties, and by Mr. O'CON- NELL at the Repeal Association, it is denounced as irreligious. Mr. O'CONNELL for once adopts the language of Sir ROBERT INGLIS, and declares it to be c a gigantic scheme of godless education. He ...

... [FRoMt TKE NEW ZEALAND sPECTATOR OF FEB. 8, 1845.] l By the government brig which arrived here on Monday, the 3rd ifst., we have recelived news from Auckland up to 21stJaullary. The intelligence is just shlsat we all ex- pected. His Excellency's policy is fast workling its own cure, and hle himself seems now to regret that he has so long despised the warnings of those whom he denounced as ...

... GENEVA, APRIL 5. [rROM OUR CORREfPONDENT.] Not two hburs had elapsed after closing my letter yesterday, than I had to take my musket and pro- oeedto the Hotel de Ville, where, to the number of 400, we remained the greater part of the night. The town was in a state of considerable ferment. The defeat of the Corps Francs at Lucerne, instead of calming the Radicals, has exasperated them against ...

... I RIELA NIP. CFriom OUR CORUEPOPNDENT.] I)UBLIN, AUIGUST 16. THdE ORANGE ORGOANI5ATION. The Ulster Orangejournals, received this morning', are crowded with annonucements respecting thle general or - ganrisation of thle Or-Iang confederacy, and es pecially in re11rence to thle demonstration fixed to take place in Lis- burn on the _29th instant (Wednes~day next). Fiv's depulty- lieutenants aind ...

... RAIL WA YS. -0- F OXFORD AND SALISBURY. (BY ExPREss.) freROA OURt REPORTER]. ABINGDON, FllrDAY.-A requisiltiun having been pre- sented to the mayor of Abingdon, Mr. WT. Doe Belcher, severn1 days ag0, calling upon him to convene a public mfaeting to consider the expediency of the proposed Oxford and Salisbury Railwiay, wiicl is intended to pass through that important town, a meeting was ...

... LISBON, Sapnflnifl 19. [FROOM OUR CORRESPONDEN~T.] Thle, digmilssal of thle Marquis of Subserra from his of fices at the Palaice has caused more excitement tjian the Iimlporttince of the occurrence might seem to call for; but athle ignominious mode of' hiS dismissal, without any ats- signed caine for the harshness of'the proceeding', has8 ex- scited fee~lingsi injurious to the court. The ...

... ANOTHER DREADFUL FIRE AT QUEBEC. -ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA. LiVERPOOL, TuEsDAY.-The royal mail steamer Acadia, Captain Harrison, arrived here this day at noon, with 108 patsengers, and the usual mail; amongst the number are the Hon. Louis M'Latc, spcial minister to this country. The Acadia left Boston on the 16th, and Halifax on the lth. The Britannia had arrived out at HIalifax. The Acadia ...

... LONDON: TVEDNESDA Y, OCTOBERR 8, 1845. The Primate of Ireland has, with more boldness than prudence, challenged public discussion on the subject of the Establishment of which he is the most eminent dignitary. His charge, delivered to his clergy at a recent visitation, is evidently intended for a larger audience. It is designed for the Legis- lature and for the people of this country. His Grace ...

... The L ONVD ON GAZETTE of TUE SDA Y, Aug. 5. LORD GREAT CIIAMTBERLAIN'S-OFFICE, HOUSE 5r LORDS, A&UGrsT 4. All P Pres , on ?? th eir intention of beingr present nath e ?? of the P ororogation of Parliament, Ott Sst1d~y, thle 0thl Of Augu~st, evill hav places reserved Tht 'tin in thc h~ouse Of Lords, if the nnoliunceinent be Otshde at this oflice before five o'clocki on lridav, the 5th instant. ...

... I IMPERjAL PARLAMENT I HOUSE Or, COMMOjj0NS._jjWEDEiDAY. The house niet tit twe~tlve o'clocki. Thle reports of the To rnpi lie Act~ 'otlitiiltitatlt', Loan Societies, I Iighway 'fftes Miii Mi~llu StueplWidoti Un i lawful Oatlhs (1I rolan), and Laod Reventie Ace. A11it1t duO lit Bills3 Xi'e'te SevNral icisieved, and ordeti' I to be read II third isle tu-lfl0l'rov (tis day) ait twelve o'rlocit. ...