... COURT R CICULAR. The Qaren and his Royal lithne- s lP lnc' Albert of Saxe Coburk und (;otl a arrived nt ilackit!ghua Palace at filoe ai uotes past ftur o'clock yesterday utferna on, in one of the Rlyal ?? and fmtir, escorted by a party of Light Dra- go ms, rimn Winlisor (ThatIe. Ier Mal s3ty Mii] the Prince ,cre received with ku.it and ih qent' qratulatins by a nu- metouh body ol ssectators ...

... THE MORNING CERONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 180. In the Ilouse of Lords, last night, the Bishop of EXETER presented a petition against the Social Bible, or the New Moral. World, praying that measures might be taken for its suppression; but the right reverend prelate intimated that his own opinion was, that the existing laws were sufficient to afford protection to the morals of the ...

... IVEST INDlES. By the West Indian packet we have received papers and letters from Barbadoes to the 11 Ith, and from Ja. maica to the 24th December. The greatest order seems to reign in all the WVest India Islands, and the agricul. tural labourers are gradually settling down to habits of industry, since the disputes about the rate of wages have become less frequent, and their employers have ...

... STBAM NAVIGATION ACT. Tue awful catastrophe recorded in our Saturday's journal, of the destruction of the A nerican steam-boat Lexiegton by fire, and thc hurrying into eternity by the most dreadful or deaths abovc Itt0 of oar fellow crea- tareS, Ims forcibly recalled our attention to tihe exposure of similar disastcrs in our own mercantile steami-marine, by the habI report of the commissioners ...

... ALLEG BID IIVSULT to the BRITISH JJLA G. To THE ED)ITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sill-ru l;J,! Uniteed l rr'ireieC esl/tc of tihe 25th of January Jurt, I (-b4a!rvr at letter, sijgied with the initials S. R. S., int explairarion of tie liate ?? ;uillit 1o tie 134- tish flig at thlu Mauritiuq, und which I canirot btt thilk is the most probahble version of the story. Mistalies too often arise ...

... -.0 To THe EDITOR or THE MORNING CHRONICLE! S& -In the Times of Saturday last appeared the pre- sentation of the grand jury of the Central Criminal Court. In that presentation it was remarked, as a matter of re- gret, that men of influence and talent should have misled with impunity the lower classes, by holding forth disloyal and seditious speeches. On the same day, the Timms ob- serves that ...

... ARRI VAL OF PRINCE ALBERT. Y EtilOu ?? oII C'oBsEco 'ONlcNT.) ' Dovia, TisiUtSDAY Nwt IM-Ilhavc to annoulce to you the safc arrival of his Sercnc llighoess the Prince Albert, o of Saxe Coburg and Gotha, accompanied by the Duke c his father, his elder brother, arid suite, and attended by Lord Torrington and the Honourable Colonel Grey. Y I aa informied they arrived from Brussels at Oitend yes- ...

... B| rRLBY.-E S M*AL SBMaBNT aorA RELIGIOUS CHARITABLR SCHOOL UN- C0OVNNBCTE D WVITH A NY SECT. In cdn3equenco ofd th following plaeard, which was dis- tributed throughout Beverley last week, a reething tooh ulace at the Town-ball, Register-square,on Monday evening last,for the purpose stated below:- NOTICE, - A public meeting will be held in the Town- ball on the evening' of Monday next, the ...

... ~ 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 ...

... BinUSSELS, FEn. 4.-His hoyal Highness Prince Albert and suite will leave this place to-morrow mornir.g, and will proceed vid Ghent, Ostenm, and Calais to Rngland. It is arranged that the prince shall cross over to Dover on Thursday or Friday, so as to reach Buckingham Palace upon Saturday. Daring the princes stay at this place he has only appeared once in public, and that upon an occasion ...

... 00LUleT CIRCULAR.t. Thle Lord Chamberlain linvinilt heen Informeud of' the anl- 11ioauc'mentt that incireased prices of admission were required ut 1)riry-ltiOC and Covent-gardi it Theatires On thif evtil9g ofr her Majesity'd intvndedi ?? to those beotles, the Lord Chaitaohrlaiii lxpres'tid to the mtialigeril his desire that the inert'atie ailluh LIto shoidI not take' place.; and, in conle- ...