... I From 7HB LONDON GAZBTTE of Tuesday, June 11. OFFICE OF THE LORD CHAMBERLAIN TO THE QUEEN. QUEENS HOUSE ST. JAMES'S, JUNCS, 1833. Nolrce is hereby, given, that the Queen w111 hold ber last Draw- Ing Room for this season, on Thursday the 20th InsIstnt. No lady can be preserted to tbe Queen at her Majesty'. Drawtin- Rooms, unless the Lady who presents be actually present at the Diawing-Roomf. ...

... PRARME THE PROGRESS OF THE c(RUNTER REVOLUTION, AND THE COOIDUOr OF THlE ClHAblBER OF Pt'ARS-RELI GIOUS PROCESRIONS AND TH1-t4 GR(WING ILETURN OF CLZRIUAL INFLUENCE iN TO THE BDITOR OF THE MORNING CHjRONICLE. Parts, June23, 1833; SIR-RevolutionIs break out-Thrones are shaken or de- stroyed-DynflSties paBs away-the lnstittrtions of countritr are changed-aud yet cothing wvill teach Kinga ...

... MRANCE THE AFFAIRR OF PORTU6fAL, AND THE EXPEDITION TO ALGARVE-THE AFFAIRS OF BELGIUM, AND THE OBCRET INTENTIONS OF THE KING OF HOLLAND- BTATE OF PUBLIC OPINION AT PAMI8. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Parts, Jtly 7, 1833. SR-JIf I Write little about PORTUGAL and PORTUGUESE APFA12, it is not that I do not take an interest in the fate of the PortagueseRefugees, or in the prosperity ...

... 7HE MORNINAG CHROATICLE. LONDON: S&TURD9lY, JUNE 8, 1833. The Colonial Slave Question was again discuased last night. Mr. HuArn moved an Amendment to the second Resolu- tion, that as more information than the Committee already possessed as to the effects of free labour, and the relative amount of work done by fieemen and slaves, was desirable, the Com- mittees of both Houses, which sat last ...

... SP42N RIIVER SETTLEMENT. PEn'Trl (WEtSTRIIN AUSTRALIA), JAN 31, l833-The people of IEngland teeli to be Iin gre-it !guerruueb respect nZ this colony. ahrrl I have no dolltht that, it hats at urn in a great degree fromn ma- 1Icior An id I lterr-it,iij rpopr s. l-oriev'r, the tfutfh Is beginning to f~id its wi'ly, ind I: w-.ill te a matter tf cunrrIderattou with 'ha Bi it C e irci 'e;ic~iiy ar ...

... OPORTO, APiAii 23, 1833; The constant manner in which your much-read Paper advo- cates our cause emboldeDs me to trouble you with a line on passing events, of so glorious an enterprise in its effects, as it has been unfortunate in its unexpected prolongation by stub- bornness and unskilful direction. Vice-Admiral Sartorius, who, in the early part of the present month, was determined to abandon ...

... I We have received New York eapere to the 22d March, per the London packet ship York. The followlig aro extracts8 8011TH CAROLINA CONVSNTION.-The United States Gazette, re- ceived from a friend who arrived by the Southern Steam-boat, a copy of the Report to the Convention, by the Committee, to whom qas referred the communication of the Hon.W. B.Leigb, Commit, JiOner from the State of VirgIn'a, ...

... IhA)~dlcE. ritE TRADE' UNIOSN AND COALITIONS OF WORKMEN t IN FRANCE, BNGL4ND, AND GERMANY. TO THE NDITOR OF TIS MORNING CHRONIOLE,' Parits, December 8, 1833. SiRn The Journal dta Debats, a few days since, contained the following deacriptioni of the principle of social life in t France, which, it contended, had preserved society from pe- righiog. The Journal in question has merely described ...

... PltgJVCH rPAPRS. rFROM THE MESSAGER DES CHASSIBRUS. We have received, via Arrtwerp, the lollowing - t ,Hague, Sept 7. -Esverything breathbe if war with the differenl mniistries at this realdence; orders are everywhere given to strengthen the fottifi- cat!0na, alid au appearance of joy is observed at the Court which la very extraordinary. 4 M. Orrphal, and not thc Prince of Orange, has taken ...

... MEHR M[ORNINT1.\G CHR ONICLE. LONDON: C FRIDAV3, AIOf'EMIIE'i 22, 1833. c Thle last intelligence from Van Diemian's Land affords a striking evidence of the neresscty of conducting emigration s on some wvell-understood principle. It appears from the Hobart Tfown paiers that numero-os emigrantz had arrive t by the la. two nC three ve-sels, e;pccially the Strathfeldksay from Dublin, who were ...

... THE WIDOW OF BELZONT. -[FRoM TIlT ATIIENXUAL J Extract of a Letter from Lady Murgao, dated Brussels, Oct. 20, 1833, Hotel de Flandres.-l Brussels is at this moment the house of refuge for the exiled worth of all nations. Here, at least (in scriptural language) 'the wicked cease frcm troubling, ard the weary are at rest.' Here the distant despot loses his h11d, and theaoppressed patriot ...

... 7HE MO It AA 0 CHI'ONJCLJ'. L ON DO N: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1833. The Conservatives must labour under great delusion or depression of spirits, and be at a sad loss for working men, when they strive so hard to obtain a spurious political repu- tation for AIr. SADLER. The ex-nominee of the Duke of NEWCASTLE Was one of tile mushrooms of the Boroughilion- gers and Ultra-Torics. He was i brought ...