... COURT C'IRCULAR. The Qijeao rode out en horseb2ck yesterday, accomupanied by the Princess of LAlningen, and attended by the lion. Mies Cavendish, Baron Lehz-n, llss Qusentin, Parl of Uxbrilge, Colonel Wemyss, Lord 13yron Right Hon ?? S. yilyg, Ion. C. A. Murray, and Sir Frederick Stovin. Viscount Melbourne had rn audience of her Majesty. The royal dinner party at the ?? last evening in- cluded ...

... ED UCA TI ON. List of Minority of Eighty Peerr who VOL d ngalnat the Besolutions of the Archbishop of Cantarbuty, nnd hile Motion for an Addreas to the Queen. DUEE9. Albemarle Lismore Vernon Somerset Rladnor Falkland Dlnorben ntozburghie Levelace Torrington Colborne Namilton Rosebery LORDS. Crewe Argyll Burlington Lllford Deninan ?? Zetland Holland Carrlngton sAnQUresEse, Scarborough ...

... the D(TKE oj SUSSEX at SUNDERLAND. ' |FBoMt OUR OWN REiPOaTna.1 SUNDMRLAND, TUESDAY.-AII that the Industry of yes- terday had left unfinished in the way of preparation was thismerning completed betimos. The cares of business were completely thrown aside-the shops were closed- banners were flung forth from the windows, and the ships In the river were dressed in their gay and various colours. ...

... To THE EDITOR orF T MORNING CHRONICLE. Sir-In reference to the hostile meeting which took place at Boulogne last Tuesday, between Lord George Loftus and Lord Harley, I have to state that immediately after an exchango ef shots, Mr. Hallett, on the part of Lord Harley, suggested to we that there was no necessilt for the affair to go further, if 1, as Lord George's second, would retract the ...

... PlRISONS OF THB MBETROPOLIS. LFROU THE FOURTHU BEPOhT OF INSPECTORS OF P1IBONS-] HOUSE OF CORRECTION, COLDBATH-FIELDS. But little alteration has taken place in this prison since the publication of our Third Report, to which we refer, and to the description which Is given in our Second Report, p. 73, for a full account of all particulars relating to its construction, and to the discipline ...

... S PAIN. [BY EXPRESS.1 ANOA, oR AINHIOA (FRANCE), SEeT. 14, SEVEN P.M. [FIROM OUR OWN CORRESrONDENT.] RETREAT OF DON CARLOS INTO FRANCE. About three hours ago Don Carlos was hunted out of Sh9 Spanish tciritory wbich he has so long caused to be deluged With Spanish blood. It is to bc hoped that he may never again be permitted to re-enter a country 'Where he has caused so much misery. Not only ...

... STORM AND APPALLING SHIPWRBCK. On Flriday night last, the east coast of Scotland experi- eneed a severe storm, which, it is to be dreaded, has caused extensive devastation amongst the shipping. We have just received authentic accounts of a melancholy shipwreck which happened on the coast of Fife, imme- diately opposite Boarhills near King's Barns, and about ?? between Fife Ness and St. ...

... 7te LONDON G.AZET'2'B of TUFSDA Y, Ja, 2Y9. W hi I IiA'L L JNiN. 2e. The Qteen bas been pleased to appoint George Cornewall Lewii,, tog. one of the Poor-law Commiseioners for Ong- land and. Wales, In the room of the Right'lononrabl'e Thomas Frankland Lewis, resigned. WHITEHALL, JAN. 29. The Queen has been pleased to direct letters patent to be eseed under the Great Seal of the United Kisgdom ...

... THE iRISH RAILWAY BILL. TO THvE EDITOR oF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sir-Convinced as I am that the plan of raising money Dn the national credit, for the constreotion of railways in Ireland, Is the wisest because the surest to be attended with practical good to every class of the community, which has yet been submitted by the present ministry to Parlia- lwent in reference to the affairs of that ...

... Her Majesty had a dinner party last evening at the new i Palace, to meet his Royal Highness the Duke of Lucca. His Royal Highness arrived, attended by the Baron de Lcewenberg principal equerry) and the Baron d'Ostlni, and was recelved 4 ?? Sir Robert Otway, tbe groom iu waiting, and Lord Alfred Paget, equerry-in waiting, who conducted his Royal Highness from the Marble Hall to the Drawing-room ...

... On the meeting of the Convention yesterday, Mr. WHITTLE brought forward his motion for the expul- sion of the three members who had been censured for pro- moting the obnoxious resolution of the Democratic Asso- ciation. This motion having been seconded;'a long ?? Ot- ui'd, which was productive of several amendments. Dr TAYLOR, in proposing an amendment, that the Con- vention should take no ...

... IA GES AND EXPENSES 6F LIVING IN EAGLAN.D AND AMERICA. -op- At a meeting of the Chartists of Glasgow on Wednes- day last, a Mr. Moir made the ?? statement re specting wages and expenses of living In America and this conortrv *- ll Within the last two weeks he had conversed with a foreman baker fhom the state of New York, whose weekly wages, when there, were eight dollars, or about 31s. of our ...