... The LONJDON GAZBTTE qf FRIDAY, May 2a. LORtD CHIAMBERLAIN'S-OFFICE, APRIL 3. Noticre is hereby Lgiven, that betr Mtajesty will hold of Dra'v'n -Roorh at St, Janeis' Pamnes, on Tuevda7s, the 27th ofi iay niext, at two o'clock, to celebrate her M1klateey's I~.B Th ~nglis o th seeral orders arc to appear in their Collars [The Lord Chancellor has appointed John Brooking, of Dartmouth, in the ...

... AIL LIA ?? COMMITE FF.- EDINBUlRGH DISTRICT. Members: Lard Aahley, cheitlhadn; Mr. Blackstonie, tMr. R. Cutletls, Captain Osbnrne.fo Eiittmtrtonr Alsn HAwtctt.-Sr W. Riddell Paid hae appearedfo two pr priteors, against the proposed line0, anid also 'Iaoinst thle preamble. Tire abjections he took were to the expense of thre line, sitidi seould be nearer £0000,ithOcent £400,000ll as estimated. ...

... THE LA ATE FIRE AND LOSS OF LIF,. FINDING 0OF THE BODY OFC MRS. ROUND. Yeeterdsy morsitog, so early its fise o'clock, workmen omp~e3loysi in the service of tuse directors of thre Globe Insurance-office, were set to work upon the ruins. By six o'clock thle shetlug was finished; tuse wails, ins 'vee, Cs. pecisily thle Interior en.te, ea'pearing snort Out of tile pcerlitndicular, (and, ...

... The Queen and Princc Albert, the Prince of Leiningen, the ladies and gentlemen of the court, and the domestic household, attended divine service yesterday morning in the Chapel Royal, Buckingham Palace. The Hon. and Rev. C. Leslie Courtenny officiated. His Royal Higimess Prince Albert rode out on horseback on Saturday, attended by the equerry in waiting. Their Royal Highuesses the Prince of ...

... RLIAMENT} uOUSE OF LORDS-TuESDAY. 0 £c~~iois igatts te edownett ~ Myinooth were pre- tv he linsl ire efLndoiI thet Duke of Buccleirch, he DinlOU h ?? of Cado, shel, the Earl of I'jralouthl the Biso of' Cach I and th rquesst of Bteadialbane. oljsoCFR als presented a petitl gainst thea but stated tbat no one could be more a .1,1 1.3pe10 4 hanl he was. SlDO11'YE presented petitions from d ...

... IAYS. .~g~cS AM 1IERWH'ts DISTRICT. rF, E-NE ?? I chofnia 11r. T1. D). Ho w o1vpr Hertford; Dr. - .. ~ ~ ?? the corn- 0Il eedene i fsoa ofthe~~ Wcastle and 'dork' werled ofthe atmospheric liE il ~l 05 leaagethe weak points, V. ?? lrl~lftb~ridtft~rCV went to show so~lu ato on the VatIosphric principle, fiat It ocas bas Ii p ed ould cntasitly vary adei sesgetror less. From i1ll83 ifonjidtilnt ...

... lIAS MA.JES7 VS VISIT 70 TO RLAND. [FROM T1TE COURT CIRCULAR.] The Queen heldI a court yesterday afternoon at Blecleilleg- humi Palace, fhr the reception of all address on the throne from the Corporation ofthe city of Dublin. The Lord Mayor ?? arrived at thepalace soonrfter two o'clock, aecompanised by the deputation from the corpora- tion, and attended by the Rev. Ralph Sadleir, his chaplain, ...

... THE IESLEVYANS AND MAYNOOTH. To TMll ED)ITOR oF TIIF MORNING CHRONICLE. Siln- Of the twenty-foiur persous who are represented as the principal s'ipporters of the chair, at the grand dc- monstrntion af the representatives from all parts of England, I after :27,000 circulars had been sent, I find no less than eight are Wesleyan preaebors, namely, Rev. Drs. Bunting, NV. M. Bniting, Alder, Scott, ...

... The distribution of prizes to the students of the faculty of medicine of this college, on the termination of the winter term, took place on Wednesday. Dr. Paris, the president of the Royal College of Physicians, was in the chair. He was supported by the Earl of Auckland, president of the senate of the college, and other members of the council and senate. The theatre was thronged by the ...

... THE SIOBNING CHRONICLE, LONDON: MONDAY, MAY 5, 1845. Our commercial relations with the great and im- portant empire of Brazil are becoming, according to the intelligence received by every succeeding packet, more and more seriously embarrassed. We have lost no fitting opportunity of warning the country of the natural consequences whichmight be expected from the extraordinary and anomalous ...

... At TI-MAI.N) A'TH J'J COAFEJ?eI CE. *tiy SArTRnIAY-Owing to illness of our reporter, we were ii deprived of a report of the proceedings on Saturday for our ler, yesterdrty 'r Iper. We abridge the fullowing report, there- iol, tore, fi'tiet to Ptr i't- )x- The fifth aitd list meeting of the Anti-3aynoothi deputa- md tion wans held on Saturday, in the snirlil room of the C rown 16; und Anehor. ...

... Morning Chronicle Office, Seven o'Clock. | S ECOND EDITION. ('EXPIRLSS FROM LIVEFRPOOL,) WEDNESDAY MORNING. 'The royal mnail steamer Caledonia, Captain.Lott, arrived in the Mersey last night at eleven o'clock., with sixty passeingers. 'She left Boston on 'tile ist incit., and Halifax on thle 3d, and britigt important intelligeiiee. Although the mfore Dlemocratic part of the press hadl issued ...