... The Qieen held a Court at Buckingham Palace yesterday afterneon for the reception of addresses en the Throne. Shortly before two o'clock the Cominissioners of Lieu- tena~icy tor the city of London arrived at the Palace, atteaded by ?? of the City Marshials on horseback. The address was presented by the General Court, headed by the Lord Mayor. The members of the Court prcsent ?? George Carroll. ...

... CIIBCK T'O SLAVERY. To Trena EDITOR oF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Siit-Ymur correqpondent' Africanus, who is clearly no 'Scipio, totally tnisapprehends mny allusion to an African war. Every person with a gaiaa of ?? ev.uld have seel) the joke, which is at least as good as the iden of a 1' eit Ca'lcutta in the pestiletitial marshes bordering on the Niger, the Qtuorra, and the Tead,. Swift mentions ...

... THE THAM1TS E1UNNBL. -4 On Tuesday the annual meeting of the proprietors of shares in this enterprise vtas held at the London Tavern, for the purpose of receiving a report from the Directors, re- lative to the progress of the works and on other matters, MiIr. B. Hawes In the chair. The CHAIRtMAN adverted to the many difliculties which had impeded the successful prosecution of the Thames Tun- ...

... THE NIGER EXPEDITION, To Tnn EDITOR OF THB MORNING CHRONICLE. SR-Your ecorrespondent Arricanum is a lulty fellow; he proteries to derive his qualificatiote to legislate upon slavery rarn the circumstance ot having had a seven years' conversational 62,prenltice8hip with skippers and explorers. This very strangly reminds mne of the reply of the Irish gen. tletmaa who was asked if he ...

... THE PROGRESS OFTEMPERANCE IN I I~~RBLAAND. [FROhI OUR OWN COaREsPON;DFNT.1 The extraordinary effect of Father Mathew's exertions in purging this land of the devil of intemperance can scarcely be imagined by any person who has not had per- sonal and visible proof of it. Drunkenness has become as infamous and as abhorrent to the popular sense as theft or adultery. The apostle, as he is styled ...

... GERMA NY. MUNICH, FEB. 27. [FROM OUR, OWN COaaESPONDENT.1 The novelty of the day is the change which has taken place in the course of the Vistula, about which the Auysburg Gszetle has the following letter from a corre- 9pondent e- The Vistula has opened itself a ncw channel into the Baltic at about eight miles distart from Dantzic. The western arm of the Vistula divides at the Dantzic head ...

... MADRID, FaB. 27. [FROM OUtS OWN CORRESPONDENT,1 Affairs remain here in much the same state as de. scribtd in my letter of yesterday. Martial law remains still in force; the Cortes closed; anti the city occupied by *,onsiderable military forces. It is now believed that the city will not be relieved from a state of siege until some of those persons engaged, or supposed to be en- gagedi (which ...

... The LONDON GAZERSAof TrJ9DA Y, arch17.1 LORD) CHAMBERLAIN~s.OIFICE, MARCH ~5. Notice ist hereby given, that her MdalestY will haold a Levee a at ?? e Iedy the 18th instant, and on Wcdneeday,thelst of April next, each day at two o'clock.. LORD CIIAMBERLAIN~'S OFFICE~, Fan. 14. 3'YcoblrdAND OF HE3R MJAJESTY. Notice is hareby given, that ;%II peraulis lA havi PrI111 or ffildrealseli to present to ...

... The Duke of Wellington bad an audience of Prince Albert yesterday afternoon, at Buckinghatm Palace, to present to i18 Royal Highness tho Diploma of a Doctor in Civil Law, conferred upon his Royal HighIeSs by the University of Oxford. Viscount Melbourne had an audience yesterday of her Majesty. The Queen and Prince Alber; honoured the performance of Mr. Charles Kemble, in The 'ivonder, at ...

... The LONDJ)N GAZESTTE of TUJE SDA Y, March 24. LORD CfIAMBERLAIN'S-OFF I CE, MARCH[ 5. Notice is hereby given, that her Maj ti 5t3' voill hold a Levee at St. Jarmos's Paiace, on Wednesday, uthe lhtof April next, at two o'clock. - LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OIFICE, FEB. 14. BY COMMAND OF Brit -e AJESTY. Notice la hereby given, that all PC N -ons having petitions or addresses to pro-s-rt to hier.Maoesty ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-THUnSDAY. COLONIAL PRODUCE. tpiio Lesrd SEAFORD stated that he had an iporta pti to present from the body of West I1in t proprietors residing in London an tat e subject of the rdlsxatiof of the present duties enp1ast ludia produce,respectfi Witil5 pei Itnsb been presented to both houses of Parliament, and commit tee ha ben ppinted to Inquire lato the subject. T~ho petitioners ...

... SEAMEEN'S HOSPITAL SOCrLTY. The nineteenth anniversary meeting of this society was last nllie t held at the London Tavern, Sir Robert Peel in the chair. ly Among the company present we ?? toexte Lord Radstrek, lion. W. Melville, 6aptain Hoe. J. F. F. De Rot, Sir Charles Price, Sir F. Ommanney, Admiral Voangin ogt yeb ess ptoaibas Chapncis, MJ.PTa lor , Captlt in A'Coort, MX.P., ti Cha Queen M ...