... -0 'The following was issued yesterday:- Lord Chamberlains' Oflice, March 31, 1840. Notice is hereby given, that her Majesty's Levee, In- tended to be held to.-morrow (Wednesday), at St. James'o Palace, is postponed. Viscount Melbourne had an audience yesterday of the Queen. The Marchioness of Normanby has succeeded the Dowager Lady Lyttelton as the lady of the bed chamber In waiting on ...

... LUDLOW ELEBCTION COMMITTBE. Yesterday the committee appointed to furnish the list of sixt members, to whom one was to be added as chairman by tie Chnirman's Panel met for the first tiene under the 24 unit 3Sd Victorin, commonly called Sir R. Peei'd Act, in committee room, No. 19; and counsel andA agents baving been called in, the chairuman of the committee (Mr. Ord) answered that their ...

... I 1ROUSE OF LORDS-TuEsDAY. The Lord chancellor took his Beat. on the woolsack at five eoiclock. CORN-LAWS. The Duke of WELLI NTON presented a petition from Southampton, in e p port of thoo corna-laws. 'i'ho Earl ofi RIOSBERY presented u Petition from Linlithgow, for a repeal of the corn-laws. He stated that he was favourable to E. modification of the present sys4tem. The Marquess. of BlUTE ...

... ?? ifINDOiV GAZEHT2'H W'UiESDA Y, March3l. l LORD ClIAMBIERLAIN'S-OFFICE, MARCH 5. N tice is hermby given, that her Majisty vsill hold a Levee at St. Jatne8s' Palace, on WedDesday, the lot of April neXt, fit two o'clock. -- LORD CHIAMIBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MARCH 5. Notice is hereby given, that her Majesty will hold a i)raw- ing-room at St. James's Palace on Titursday, the Oth of April next, at two ...

... P'ORTUGAL. The following lettcr, from our Lisbon Correspon- dent, appeared in a second (dition of the Mvrrninq (kronicle yesterday. It was reccived by the lberia steamer, which arrived at Falmnouth on Sunday:- LISBON, MAucII 23. I regret to have to cemrunicate w ,at, however, I have but too mach reason to believe to be the case to allow my Concealing it from you, that the Portuguese Government ...

... MR. SHBR1FF EVANS. To THE EDITOR OF TH MlORNING CHRONICLE. Sea-Will you allow me to state that the question I put to L;rd JOHiN RuSBELL last evening, with respect to Mr. Sheriff EVANS, ?? as the order now stands upon the books, he is to appear at the bar of the house or the 6th of April. I wished to know witether it was the Intention of the noble lord to enforce that order or no. The noble ...

... A NTI-CORN-LAW DHLRCGATION. I L The *lehl9etev assembled yesterday at Itehinson's and Ilerberl'P liotel (late 1irovnPs), Palace-varl, ior ?? oftwaiti:l ?? Lord Jhbnt Russell, Mr. Biring, and Mr. jAhonlieere, aceording to aplpointtment. Shortly bitre half-past one o'clock, the hour namned for their reccltiurt, the delegation proceeded In a body to Downiiig-ktreet. On their introduction, Mr. ...

... THE MCRNING CHRONICLE. LON 1) ON: WBDiVNSDAY, APliIL 1, M&1Ot in the HousE of LORDS last night a niniiher 4f petitions were,presented for a repeal of the torli- laws. The Duke of CLEVELAND, who presented one ., them, observed that, having a certain portionlof landed property, he was of opinion that tihe torn- laws ought to be revised. He wished to ?? OULt the maxim of ' live an I let live.' ...

... AIR. CARTER'S CHRONOMETERS. ,s'tan., January 2s, 1.40. ?? dear gir-I have much pleasture In asccqminti6g you tat rt I received a letter from Major Phillips, of she 1lith HSuisars, request. Ing rme to communicate the excellent performance of his chrono- meter, No. 183, manufactured ly you, as aucertalned or board the st151, General Paorer, onl makitig the Cape of Good Hope, ort her paosage ...

... LECTURESonthc VOLUNTARY PRINCIPLE. - The Rev. Dr. Burnet, of Camberiell, delivered a lceture at thle Hanover Rooms, Hanover-square, on Tuesday, in reply to the RQv. Hugh Mi'Ncilc and others, upon the subject of the voluntary principle in connection with church government. Dr. Redford's lecture at thc Freemason's Tavern rclative to the same subject was reported by us last week. The body of the ...

... 1J1ELA1A'D, JtBLIN, MARCH 28. IROnM OUR OWN COIRRESPONDENT.] LORD S1ANLEXS BILL-RLPEAL OF THE IRISH REFORM ACT. The rusult of the division on Thursday night, in favour of the secoud reading of Lord Staule)'s Bill, bas been ballad with dlight by thie party fricifdly to a repeal ci the losglia- tive uniou between Oroat Britaiu arid ireland. That party had ?? thit dvrin li4g away. Tae ...

... I IMPERIAL PA RLIAA ENT HOUSE OF COMMOANS-WEDNESDAY. The Speaker took tle chair at the usual time. IPSWICH El .EEC IION. Lnrd ELIOT brought up the i *, port of the lpew ch Ohrr- tion committee, sating that Sir, Thomas Cochrane loal he n duly elected; that Mr.T. M.,[iibson had not been dbi'y elected ; but that neither the p e tition nor the opposition to it had been frivolous or vextaticiun . ...