... The following appeared in the Evening Chronicle of yesterday:- I OVERLAND MAIL. Accounts have been received from Bombay to the be. a ginning of April, by an overland mail from India. The anews Is not important, and the latest printed newspaper d (the Bombay Gazette), is of the 230th of March. On the preceding day advices had been obtained from China to the 20th of January, and on them a report ...

... ,RO(ERR.S' PETITION for tre ADMISSION of FORRIGNv .UaAR. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CIIRONICLI, SlIt-lw remarks In the Iading article of your paper of thjJ diy, reapecling the admission ta consumption of hn'eigr3 sugars, look more like those ot a hired ?? of the West IlidjaL than of the advocate of tie interests of the public. You say it would be infamoui t rue t the Iwants of th i Country ...

... The [M)NDONI GAZ3TT eJ F'RIDA Y, May 1. 4k- Notict! is hereby given, that her Majesty will hold a Levee at Sl. jameics's Palucco, oi Wdiledtay, the-6itti of May next, at two 'clock. - LORD~ CHAMIBERLAIN'S OFFICE, APRtIL 30. Notice is hereby ttven, that ?? will hold aDraw- ill-rao at St. Jamea'a P'alace on Thuaorday, the 14%h of Jiynxat t.wo Wu'cll. WAR-OFFICE, MAY 1. lot Regiment of Dragoon ...

... COURT' CIRCULAR. The (Qieen and Prince Albert took an airing yesterday *uflernoon in Ibe parks in an open carriege. Viscount Melbourne and Lsrd lill had audiences yeater, day of ber Majesty. -lis leyal liganese Prince Albert, accompanied by bis Serene llghnuees the Prince of Leiingen, and attended by Colonel ylidoyand Mr. Francis Seymour, visited the East India Doeka yes erday. The royal ...

... DUBLIN, MAY 29, [FROM OUt OWN coIIEsroNNDENT.| ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE. In Irtl veritas !-The lhenayh Gur-dian, the most eager purveyor of outrages and alarms in the whole range of our Orange provincial press, bears a remarkable testi- morny-not the less valuable for having slipped out in a moment of vehement personal excitement-to the system of wise, impartial, and irrespective justice, ...

... 7TE 'MOUhRNING CIRONICLE. LONDON: SAi 'UPDAY, MAY 9, 1B40. In the HlousE of LoRDS, last night, a question was put by the Marquess of LONDPNDERRY to Lord MELBOURNE. Hle understood that Sir De LAC r EVAIvs had arrived at Bayonne, on his way to Madrid; he wished to know whether Sir De LACY EYANS had received any instructions from Govern- ment, and whether the subject of his mission was io bring ...

... By the Great Western Steam-ship, Lieut. Hosken, PII N., which arrived at Bristol on Saturday evening, we have received files of New York papers to the 9th inst., and Canalian papers to corresponding dates. The Great Vestern made the homeward passage In fourteen days. She brings 137 passengers, including children and ser- vants. Amongst them are seven experienced cotton planters from the states ...

... lBER AJIJESTY'S LEVEE. Tho ()-wen hield a levee ve~t.. rday afternoon at St. Jaures's Palace. ?? M tjc-y and Prineo~ Albert arrived sqon after, tw3 o'clo k fromin ,k~lli P altcp, escorted by a party of the, Life Ouardq. T-ip suite of her Mjelet~y and, Prince Albert occupied thr,ef or the royal estate carriages, and con- 6isted of the Mijochi v.wpq (if Noryncnlty anid the Ddwrager Lady ...

... TjlE MORNING CHiiiONIOCLE. L ON DO N: ,A[INDA Y, MAY 2;;, If40. flow admirably Lord Jo301N RUSSELL has exposed the hypocrisies and malignities of Lord STANLEY'S Irish Elective FranchiFe-abolition Bill, is evident from the soreness of the Tory organs, particularly the +'.et5 Qf~flast Fridayr. ?? hias two articles on Lord JOHN'S speech, ' if any of our readers chances to be afflicted with the ...

... DISGRACBFUL ATTEMPT to SUPPRESS TREADISCUSSIOi OF TH' CORIA-LA WS. We have just received intelligence of a disgraceful at- rt tempt to suppress discussion of lhe merits of te crn-law lacstlen, made by the Tories at York. Truth never yet wes cl afraid to show its face in public, or shrunk from scrutiny ; what then must he the infurence, whea we see men eeuea- wv vsering by an underhand trick to ...

... the LONDON GA ZRTI'le of TUESDAY, aY19 I LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MAr 12. Notice is hereby givel, that the Qqcen will hold a Draw- Ing-rouo at St. Jarris's Palace, on Monday the 25th l:lvt,, at twn o'clock, to celebrate her Msjeity'a birth-day. N.B. The Knights of tbe several Orders are to appear in their Collars. -- BUCKINGHAM-PALACE, MAY 15. This day had audience of her Maijelty, Monsieur ...

... LADIES ON HORhSEBA OK. To THE EDITOR oF TFIE MORNING CHRONICLE. 61a-Allow mr to sflagget to suvL of tt.e fair equestrians In Iyd.-park as do not extend their ride boyond certain limits, that if they would go a little farther, in the dl- rection of Notting- bill and therenbouip, wliere the air bows freshly out cf liertlordahire and aclhiigltmstliro over genuine country flelds, they would not ...