... Y'fH IKING OF HOLLA ND). [FROM THL Cl'OI'RT C'IRCtULA.R.] His Excellency Baron J)edel vikited his Majesty yester- dav moriling at Mivart's H1otel. The Earl Delaw arr (lordl chamberlatin of the Queen) ?? an audience or the King' yesterday. His Maji sty went to Kensinigton yesfterday an(I visited her Royal I ighneses the Princess Sophia. The Kinla' also paid vi-its to her Royal l1ia'lihnss the ...

... I LVt PERIAL PARLIAMENT I ThOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. - Lord CA.ArPBELL ipresentaid a petition from the inha- tibianuts of North Kirngnsford, praying' their lordships to ~5appoint acorn ittee tthilrdtishosto inuie nt tlb treamllent of pauper lunatics, before passing anymnaa- cutre on uset subject. PIIEE - Lord BROUGHIAM presented a p tition from Jatmes, Thomas Russell, solicitor, of No. :37, Percy ...

... COMMITTEE A.-NORTH KENT DISTRICT. Members: Honourable Mr. Lascelles, chairman; Mr. Roche, Mr. M'Geachy, and Mr. Marshall. LONDON AND CnOYnON, CO*ATHAr AND CHILHAM (ATXOSPHERIC).-Mr. J. C. Sherrard, C.E., was the first witness called yesterday: He had laid down the proposed line, the gradient of which was 1 in 50, having kept in view economy of construction. From Sydenham to Chat- ham the line ...

... I A Calcutta mail has brought journals and letters from that city of the 2d of June, with letters of an .Equally recent date front Bombay, by way of Madras. This gives us twelve days later intelli- gence 1han that brought by the last mail. But the events which have occurred in this short lapse of time do not offer much novelty or record much change. In the Punjaub, Jowahir Sing had been ...

... 1rM1)RISO.NlMENTFOleDEBI'-LETTEIVII. I Soon after the publication of the Commissioners' Report, in 1832, a bill to abolish irilprisonment, for debt, except ill cases of actual fraud, was submuitted to Parliament by Sir John Campbell, by whom the princil)le.5 ot the Iawvo.vhich, during thelast century, had~l egaiml and arin been examined, were labo- riousily and ponejully stated. The bill was ...

... TJI-E MA ORA G (Jill? C)NV I'LE. L O N D) 0 N: MOZV)DA Y, NO VE1BL R I 1i, 1840. The towns of Latakia, Tripoli, wid Tartus, on the coast of Syria, have all been cvacustted by the Egyptian troops, and the small garrisons which they contained have been ordered to bhl back upon Zachie, where InBA7IHI was enldeavouring to con- centrate a force to enable him to protcct Damascus. It will be seen, by ...

... II HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAnY. Tihe Earl of Shaftesllury sat as Speaker. The Bishop of LONDIDON presenlted a petition from a I cc inl Essex llnibost irny further 'rant to the College of MI(lynouotb'll. U its petitiol from tlmsame county against the superstitiolus aindidolatrouspractices in tbr Enst Indics. Th,, ri-lit rveielnd prelate also presented n petition from, an indiejiruial 111 uc d ...

... Tbe Christiall insulrgentq are said to be in possessioll Of all the open country, and the Turks have now a force of 8,000 men in anus. Two Turkish ships of war have ar- rived, anid others are expected, in the island. Oil the other hand, many Greek exiles have returned, and have pub- lisdied a proclamation, a translation of whirl, has appeared in the eolumns of some of our contemporaries. A ...

... COUNTY COURTS BILL-SPEEECHES of SIR F. POLLOCK and SIR E. SU(DEN. ?? I To TnE EDITOR OP THlE MORNING CHRONICLE. 8tt--WhCn Mr. Picken's report first reached this coontry, there was not a Tory fiomi one coil of' it to the other thait dii not lift upl) his eyes in demure astonishment at 'the vulgar ?? of Transatlantic statesmen. See, they exclaimed, the degrading effects of de- mocricy, when ...

... he LONDON GAZETT'L of i'UESDA ?? Mlay/ 4. LORD! CH.MMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, Airlitr, 11. Notice is hereby given that lier Majesty will hold it Levee at St. James's I'aiave, oil ledilesdnv 'tile 112th of May next, at two o'elp'il Notioe is hereby~ givenl, that Iher Majesty INill h101d a1 -1)rnitiing-rooniiat St. Janies's Palaiec, on'FridlaX the 21.st of' Mayv next, to celebrate her Maitsity's ...

... COMPARATIVE LOYALTY on the PART of j | the IVESTMIINST2BR TORIES. , I-. We beg to call attention to the manner in which the respective toasts of her BMajesty the Queen, and (if the Queen Dowager, were received at Cap- tain 1lous's dinner on Friday last. We quote trom the Conservative organ the Mlorning P'ost, and vo mistahc. ' After the removal of the cloth Non N1,obis was sung by the ...

... , CORN LAWS I AND COMMERCIAL REFORM,. PRICES OF FOOD AT HOME AND ABROAD. The bad quality of the new English wheat has, for some time, had the effect of depressing the averages and increasing the duty, although the price of good wheat fit for making into bread has not once, for many months past, fallen below a famine price. The l ertainty, however, that the stock now in the country will be ...