... I The iON{DO~N GAZE'~TTE Qf TUESDA Y, March 10. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'SOFFICE, MARCH 5. Notice is hereby given, that her Majesty will hold it Levee at St. James's Plalace, on Wednesday, the 18th instant and en Weduesday,thelst of April next, each day at two o'clock. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, FEB. 14. By COriMAND OP HER MAJESTY. Notice is hereby given, that all persons having petitloDSO or ...

... A BliL.L, TO (J 1V F.UMMARY PROTECTION TO PRtISONB ExrLOYEU IN TIE PUBLICATION uF PARLCAMLNTARY PA PERS. Whereas it Is essential to the due and effectual exorcise and discharge of the functions and duties of ParliiAiient, aurd to ?? of wise legislatioR, thatno obstrmctions or impediments should exist to the publication of suckh of its reports, votes, and proceedings, as ri;1,er house ?? may ...

... WESTMINS1'R COURTS OF LAIV. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CEWHONICLJ. SIR-Allow me to submit to your readers the fol- lowing propositions and facts in proof of the advan- tage, both to the suitors and the public, of removing the Courts of Law from Westminster to Lincoln's-inn- fields. The desire to be brief may have too much compressed the arguments they imply, but I chal- lengecontradiction on ...

... InI the Chronicle yesterday we published details from the Indian psapers, of the recent intelligence from China. We subjoin sonic additional extracts from those journals, which contain every thing of interest which had transpired, up to the departure of the overland mail:- LFRlOM THE noMBAY ?? of JAN. 31.1 There are various reports current respecting the pro- ceedihigs of Lord Auckhlnd, wbich ...

... THIE MORNING CHRONICLE. LOND ON; THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 18iO, We elsewhere insert an ample report of the pro- ceedings at the dinner given yesterday to Mr. B YNG, the veteran Member for Middlesex, in Drury- lane Theatre. The assemblage must have been highly gratifying to Mr. BYES, proving as it did most irre- fragably the high regard in which he is held by so many of the most distinguished men of ...

... Motion made, and question proposed That the Order of the Da for the Committee of Supnly be now read. Aendmeolnt propose oe to leave out from thee wor TThat, to the end of the question, In order to add the words on coneideratton of the Evidence of Mr. Freeman and Dr. Chambers, given at the bar of this House, with respect to the health of Mr. Sheriff Elang, who Is now in custody, he be ...

... PORTUGAIL. IEXPRESS FROMI FAL:IOUTII.] LISBON, MARcHr 2. [FROM Ou' OWN CORRESPONDENT.] I informed yon in my letter of the 24th ilt. that tile go- vernment had resolved upon the dissolution of the Cortes,E and that it might be expected to take place from day to i day. On the evening of the 24th, a council of ministers was held at Count Villa Rcal's, when the final resolution i was taken to ...

... MISS HBLBN FAUCIT. Wo regret to learn that the friends of this young an' ,ifted actress have been compelled, by the extensive circu- lotion of a most wicked slander against her, to obtain and t up in the green-room of the Haymarket Theatre the ,11galne; certificates respecting the cause of her 1ii-healtli lcess is a most unpardonable offence, and it was scarcely hbe etpected that an actress ...

... L1CTURBS on the NATIONAL CHURCH. On Friday last the Rev. Hugh M'Nelle, of St. Jude' Churcb, Liverpool, commenced a course ol lector-s on the scriptural character of the church of England. They have been undertaken at the iostance of the Christian Influence Society, chiefly with, the intention of refuting, if possible, the assertion of dissenters ?? the Eniglisb nutional church establisbment ...

... MR. STEP.HBNSON AND THE SLAVE I COMPENSATION COMMISSION. We make public a copy of tho following letter, written by Mr. Burge, formerly Attorney-General, and now the colonial agent of Jamaica, to the author of the pamphlet on the Equity Courts, which we have twice adverted to, and which was written to Mr. Field without any intention of publicity. It is, however, an honourable tribute to the ...

... NEW MOUTH OF THE RIVEB VISTULA, NEAR DANTZlV. DANTZIC, FEBItAny 27. [FROM A CORRESPONDENT.1 In consequence of the early breaking up of the ice in the Vistula, and the flood occasioned by the late heavy rains, the river was choked up a mile and a half above the city of Dantzic, whence it takes its course to the vfestward. The left bank of the river is here bounded by n dyke, which protects the ...

... TIHE UNITED STATES. The following appeared in a Second Edition of yesterday's Chronicle:- (BY EXPR3ESS.) LiVER1OOL, TIIURSDAY NIGHT, MAnRC 12. By the fast-sailing ship Scotland, Captain Robin- son, we have New York Papers to the 16th, from which we take the following extracts. Great praise is due to Captain Robinson for the promptitude in landing her papers:- F1eROM THIE NEW YORK ALBION.] ...