... 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 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 ...

... SIPAN',fIH BONDS. _.0 i'o THR FDITOR OF TE, MORNING (CHRONICLE. Sia-In your journuli of the 17th instant, under ?? head of the q Money Miioket,' a panigraph has blci in- siiteat, of iv icli it bevo o s n c esary for me to take im- inedie notice. It is in lhege wor(sJf:- It was assertud )y .Mr. Qulin, at the geneial meeting, that if [lie c laims of tile ( Cortes) bondilod, rs were vigorously ...

... On Thursday evening we were much gratified at a concert given by this society in a large school-room situate in Harp- alley, Farriagdon-s:reet. The reom, which will accourmeo- date about ?? persons was crowded to excess. Tire music consisted almost entirely of' medrlgalian compositions, sung by a choir of 100 voices, without instrumental accompani- ment. Some of the ciompositions were executed ...

... CORN LA.V CORtRtESPONDEiNCE Ji3TWBEN tlit U. SMUtRRAY AND ttIt. IHANDLBEY. (No.1I) I30, I'all-Mnll, Feb. 11. Sir-i our speech at ualibrd, as reported in the Aforniny Post of yesterday, hus, as you appear to have desiree, ' reached my ears. The observations I made in Parliament, upon which you commented, had reference to the opinion reported to have been expressed by you at a toeeting of the ...

... -.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 ...

... (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, ...

... IMPERIAL PARiAIAMENT HOUSE OF LORDS-THRSvDAY. The honn~e met at live ?? floigraou Thle LOUD CH ANCE LLOR rea h olwiggaic enowerat he Mej'ty ti) the. ad reis of congratulation from their lordohipqiuA her Me aetty'ddrerss. 16I thunk you for this duiu - e fetoaeades feel djeeply )ou~r vpprohs-tii~f of' my choice, and It gives mie grea.t saiato actiont to flnd that art event so essential to MY ...

... The IVESTMINST'BR RE ORM SOCIETY- I ABOLITION of the CORN-LA Wl'S. Oil Wednesday night a eumerouls meeting ol the metrbers of the above society was hold at Stanuardi's Hotel, Charles- street, Uovent-garden, to cormeiier the propriety ot presett- inV a psiition to Parliotnent for the total abolitioa of the curn-laws ; Mr. Smith iu the chair. Mr. JomN, ELLIS, one of the requieltionmsts by whom ...

... LONDON TRADE RBPORT. FRIDAY EYENixN.-Of B P. Sugar the ptles during tl e week iimount to 2,650 hhdg an|d ti.rces, The ' ales to-day ere about 700 bhds. The market closed very firn, and p'icea paid to-day have in seme instances beso hiHlPr. Nokihiig done in aty otber kind of Suaar except Marilla, of' wltch '),500 bags were put up and sold quietly tit verv lull p'i'eps Io~wbrown,1s9to 19a 63 ; ...

... INCENDiARISM. SHEFFIELD.-We learn from a second edition of the Sheffiekld Patriot, published at noon on Tuesday, that five stacks were set on fire in the neighbourbood of ~iheffleld onl Menday night and Tuesday moriting. A deick of' hay, be- longing to Mr. Vickers, was discovered to be In a blaze at naidnight on Monday. So deleiberately had the diabolical work bpen done, that the very holes on ...

... IRISH WASTB LAND IMPROVE |NT SOCIETY. Yester'ay the annual meeting ef this truly aatloual aid uselul society wva held at their roomis, Broadustreet, City, pursuant to audverliSenmct, for the purpose of receiving the report of the committee, and proceeding to the election of ibrir directors, in the place of others going out by rotat on, unler the terms of the aocisty'd charterof inoorporation. ...