... LOJD ABINGBR and t1le N.SW MASTELR. To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE, SIu-I perceive that the lionourable Mr. Scarlett, the son of the Chief Baron ef the Exchequer, bas been within a few days appointed by his father a master of the Equity side of the Court of Exchequer, in the room of Ar. Spranger, deceased, Attention should be direct 1 to this appointment. About six weeks ago the Lord ...

... The Q teen and P ince Albert, accompanile by the Priece of Lninitigvn, left Butckingbam Pltico twenty Miniteuee h1- fere four o'clock yesterday aftvrnoon, in an open carrielge awd four with ontrIdero, er carted by P party of Lincerp, for Claremiont. Ttiree earritgt's and feur followed with the royal suite ; in the first ?? CAlonel Backley and Sir Ed .ard UtIwatOr; in therond crrieze were Lady ...

... ~ ONFOR THE MARRIAGE PREARTI JOFR B3UC'KINGHAM PALACE.-(a the morning of the aulsi- cios dy, laer 1li~ejsty, the Duchess of' Kent, the brides- maids, or train.bearers (twelve in number), thnd the officers of state, will asoemnble in Backitl9hmn Palace, and go from thence, in ?? to the garden QltrTcOe of St. James's talncein ohcehers Er Majesty will Proceed, up the grand tairce, to thi Ie ...

... TIME MANUFACTURING DIS16RICrTS-SATURDAY. _ IF 1 .A.A.1 .1.1 .. ll. . ?? . - A. A 13B AAIv, Itr ,-We have hlad iB declded Imrproaementt ii the demand for piece goods to-day, and this does not appear to have arlseu f rom any ipecll criuse. We are tlipoard to ceoaider it ain indicatlon of ltrirrc'vretrale. Pricos the same. YArtNO.-Spiniere are firmer to day, and an imiprove i state o0 tings ...

... SKATING IN THE PARKS-ANOTIIL'R FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE ICE. Notwithstanding thie appearances betokening an approach - log thaw, which exhibited themsslvei on Saturday after. noon, th. wind towards evening veered back ugain to the eastward of south, and the frmet during the night rwao as in- tense as it was during the preceding night, the thermnumzet r teing at half-past seven o'clock yesterday ...

... The LOJ)QIVA GAZETTE qs FUIIA Y, IMh. Il. L.ORD CITAMIIERIA1,N'S OFF'ICE, FEB. 14. N(otice is heruby given that her Majtosly will bold a Levee at ~St. James'e Palace, on Wednesday nexr, the 19th instant, at two o'clock. - REGULATIONS TO BiE OBSEIIVLD AT TrILE c4UFEE.i'! 1,(- vEES, AT SiT. JA0iES'S PAL.ACE. The noblemen and gentlemen rwho propose to attend her Maliesty's Levees at St. Janiyvc'd ...

... NEWARK. E LECTrION. (BY EXPRES8.) FRIDAY NTOlIT. The Solicitor-General has been returned by a majority of nine over his opponent. Thle nunsbers at the close of (lie poll, ACCORDING TrosOLICITOR-OEleNr.n 1.'s COIMITTRF.. Wilde, . . . , 63G Thesiger 527 Majority - 9 ACCORDING TO MR. HRESIUER:- Wilde . .4 Thesiger . 5 83 Majority -! BRUS;ILS, JAN. 20.-Thnr sudden thaaw and the heavy ?? which we ...

... 7'11E PRIVILBGE QUESTION. [FRO3M Tilll EXAMINIR.] 111ile tie arguments for the disputed prloilege of tile Caoroeof have eeci strengthining unid giininggroiund in the Fublic mind, the resol ntiou of Lord Johin RusselI has, it seemsnf, been relaxieg, and lhe now talks ol a declaratory law. Upoiu the whole he thought that the! house should not go on with these commlittitenls without first ...

... MADRID, Apari, 15. [FROM OUR OWN CORRIIEBPONDENT.) The renewed and still more brilliant efforts of Olozaga re lost upon the Chamber yesterday. In a discourse of vards of two hours he again examined the law, the tory, and importance of the case of the Spanish cor. ations, concluding with a review of the consequences the government project if carried into execution. In (so passages in which he ...

... TO SIR DB LACY BVANS, arc. arc. SIR-The Mlorning Chronice of yesterday contains R letter from yon address d to L)rd John Hay, In which you refer to one written to you by me in January lust, and your ?? to it, which I amn somewhat surprised to find was publlishet in the saena. pper a few days since; and I now leel cailed upon to off r a few very brief remarks on this correspondence. You repeat ...

... TE MORNING CHRONICLE. LON D ON: SA TURDA Y, FEBR UA a V 22 1840. The intelligence brought by our Paris express of Thursday is highly important. The Duc de Nn- Mrounss dotation was negatived by 226 votes against '200. Several of the Ministers declared that the Cabinet would immediately resign. Instea l of the expected discussion, all the deputies who were to speak declined rising, except one ...

... (YOuR7' CIRCULAR. The Qaeen will hold n Privy C~onr.6i tormwirow afteno'TlOf, at Backinghati Palace. We have authority to state, that the report of' biQ Royal Highniess the Princei Albert hakvinig composed the music, of anl opera to be, broutght out at Diary-lan~e Theatre, is not correct. The Queen held a court yesterday afternoon at Biuckinghami Paulace, for the ceptien of thit Cor,,raiiJ, ...