... I HOUSE OF LORDS-THURSDAY. HER MAJESTY'S ANSWER TO THE ADDRESS. The LORD STEWARD (Earl Fortescue) brought up her Majesty's answer to the address presented to har MajestY by their lordehips on the occasion of the birth of a princess. The answer was ase follows:- I have received your affect- tionate and loyal address with the truest satisfaction. I slucerely thank you for your congratulations on ...

... THE AMENDED ?? HEA LTH OF TO WNS BILL. To THE EDITOR oF THE MORNING CHRONICLE SIR-My Lord Morpeth having brought into the Ileum of Commons his amended Public Health Bill, I would wish to draw your attention and that of the country at large to its provisions. Your manly and sensible remarks on the impo]icy and the injustice of the plan of centralizing everything by the Government of late years ...

... ROYAL AGRJCULTURAL SOCIETY MEETING. YORKe, FRIDAY. I yesterday gave the programme of the toasts, &e., at THE GREAr DINNER IN THE PAVILION last evening. I now give you a detailed report of the proceedings tbereat. By the hour of four o'clock nearly every seat was occu- pied, and shortly after his Royal hlighness Prince Albert arrived, and icas received with rapturous applause. The scene was a ...

... FES-wIVAL of the SONS of the (CLERG) . The anniversary festival of the Sons of the Clergy was celebrated yesterday in the usual way: first, in St. PUll'a Catleiral in the afternoon by a full choral service; ,fter bjch an excel ent aermon was preached by the Iev. ilsie, *icar of StI. Patncras; andafterwiard, in the e~in, inthe ?? all, Threadnsedle- street, wben upwards of 2.30 gentletnen sat ...

... 'eoterday a grand morning flte took place at Willow- lodge. Fuatr, thle house of Arthur Webster, Eeq., under the pafroliage Of tile Queen, in aid of the funds for com- ple:1iiZ the ilodel Establishment of Washhouses for the Poor, in (.uulstou-8quare, Whitechapel. As mnight have iej enxpcted, both on account of the laudable object in v:ew, and tbe distinguisbed patronage under which this r wion ...

... TBlE NAVY. IMPORTANT ORDER REsrECTING BIlLETING MA. ?? the Admiralty have caused an alte- ration to be made in the law as to the billeting of Marinee. By the Marine Mutiny Act, just passed and now in force, it in enacted, That upon tie order or orders in writing, under the hand of the Lord High Admiral, or the hands of two or more of the Coommnissioners for execoting the office of Lord High ...

... BLOCKADES OF VENICE AND THE I ~~BALTIC PORTS. [FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.] Foreign-Office, Mlay 9, 1848. It is hereby notified, that Visebrunt Palmerston, her Mla Jesty'8 Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, las received a despatch from her Majesty's ambassador at Vienna, enclosing a note from Count Fiquelmont, the Aus- trian MiRister for Foreign Affairs, containing the following ...

... DUBLIN, Jus o2. [FfONI ou0 CORRESPOND11NT.| The railway communication ?? D)ublin and Limerick was opened throughout yesterday with great elbit. Soon after ten o'clock in tho forenoon the Lord-Lientenant, attended by sonse officers of the staff and household, arrived at the terminus of t he Great Southern and Western Railway at Rings. ridgYe, in this city, where lhe was receivedl by a guard of ...

... Thbe Berlin journals of the 19th state that order has not been further disturbed at the Prussian capital. In their last proclamation the Ministry said the Prince of Prussia, before his return into the country, wouldgive his fuall assent to the constitu- tional proceedings adopted by the King. The assent of the Prince will be expressed in a letter, by whicis the Prince is to acknowledge the ...

... MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, Saturday Morning, Blezen o'Clock. EXPRESS FROTH PARIS. [PROM OUn CORRESPONDENT.) PARIS, Fti.DAY EVENING. The appointment of M. Vaulabelle as Minister of Public Instruction is hardly alluded to to-day by the political journals; but it does not appear to give much satisfaction to the journals which are usually considered the organs of the church. The Univers says- This ...

... CVURT CIRCULAR. -4d- I adeen al Prince Albert left town at a quarter past Tili Ceeterday morning, for her IMajesty's marine rl O~orn(', Isle ot Wight. Her Majesty and his ;hoes., accompanied by the Prince of Wnles, e; lyai, and the Princess Alice, occupied a car- *,1 tar. l'rine Alfred and the Princess Helena ?? nen ea e hnd four, aecompaciied by the ,, rw Lyttelton. The equerries in waiting, ...

... LONDON: SA TUJRDAY , SEPTEMBER 9, 1848. The preamble of the French Constitution has been carried by a large majority; four hundred and fifty-one votes supporting it, while only two hundred and twenty-five affirimed the very sensible amend- ment of a young member (whose first speech was as great a success as Lord ELGIN'S in the House of Commons, or Lord DALTIousI's in the House of Lords), 31. ...