... Her Naleefy and l'rinee Albert, accompanied by the PLince of Leii gtn, arrived at Buck eighurm l'tace at five o'ctock yesterdaiy at ernoon in a carriaie and flor, eccorted by a party of Lvnoers, from Windsor Castle. Thret of the royal earriates asd four followed with the royal suite, eor, 6isting of tlih March ione; e of Normannby, lion. Miss Murray, Hon. Miss Liler, Sir Predlerick Storin, ...

... RYFUS1L OF (I.'URG'CfI JLH3.ES. (I I Thior'lay last a nuoilrolisly attendtd vesirv lij II l ilfobittaalaot o the xtcneive' ptriebol 0' Si. 133olpI vritonil, Aldiaat., wai lt i I rt AlUgute (11Cilerl I;JI' the atr!s ' ilakigti a cii'iio-. rate. 11) Pll;' Ct~ ifiiA ulir reluitauicr thai ill OPI i'i in eaolkkt i !0 ?? nol I othorq to gUS tbeir haal'n ' ?? iolkk Uli! tto piy the cxpenes ?? epoll ...

... MILITARY INSPBCTION BY PRINCE ALBURT, 4lc, ON WVlORM WOOD SCRUBS. Yesterday forenoon a grand inspection of the household Cevalry, consisting of the lit regiment ol Life Guards, the Royal Hor3e Guards (1Bue),and the 9th Royal LDincers, took pbice hbfore his Royal Highness Prince Albert, their Riyal I-iI.Ighiesnes the Dake arid Prisce George of Cambridge, and a briliant staff, on Woraiwood ...

... CHARTBRHOUSE-SQUARE'INFIRIARY. I On Tuesday the anniversary, of thid monft exevilent insti tution was celebrated at the Alibon Tavern, the Right Hononrable the Lord Mayor in the claatr. After the preliminary toasts were drunk with the usual honoturs, The LORD MAYoR rose to propose ' Prosperity to the nstittutlon. -le hadh he staid,preidted overm any ainnivor- sarelebrations ofe aritiesi tbe ...

... I RESTORATION OF YORK MINSIER. On Saturday morning a meeting of noblemen and gentle- iten took place at the ?? House Tavern, St. Janew's' street, for the purpose of' adopting mcasures, and opeuing a subteeriptiofl for tthe restoration of York Minster. There were li the room the Archbishop of Vork, the B1ishop of I)arhamn, Earl de Grey, Lordfs Wharnclifs, Milton, llow- thaim, Fevershain, ...

... CO L ONIA L BISHOPRICS. A special general meeting of the members of the commit- tee anti subscribers to the Society for Promoting Cbristian Kna wledge took place yesterday at the society's offices, No. 67, Linceln's-inn-fields His Grace the Archbishop ol Can- terbury in the chair. There were present the Right Rve. rend Prelates ot Lendon, Durbam, Wineester, Chester, Ripen, Salisbury, Norwich, ...

... D.2ATH OF SiX KUND It E SLAVES BY; Sb FgT)O, 2'1ON. Tre Cae of Good Hope Shipplig LUet, received by the 11it .orwiral, t ?? -Ie tl~,11wirt drradl'ii LCerti tiu th., i),s or 70b laves, ad scbscrqrit ir wreck Lt' ih; s!:ver- 'Toe lest accounts tfro tihe M.zilltbique sirte zhit to savers, cue a ship, anl the tither a bri.:, wrere wreck-IJ in Mozambique uarbour duriug a Lirrizane irun the souih ...

... The Q teen and P ince Albert, accompanile by the Priece of Lninitigvn, left Butckingbam Pltico twenty Miniteuee h1- fere four o'clock yesterday aftvrnoon, in an open carrielge awd four with ontrIdero, er carted by P party of Lincerp, for Claremiont. Ttiree earritgt's and feur followed with the royal suite ; in the first ?? CAlonel Backley and Sir Ed .ard UtIwatOr; in therond crrieze were Lady ...

... PRINCB ALBBRT'S VISIT TO WOOL- I WICH DOcKYARD. On Tuesday afternoon an official notice was sent to the Dockyard, Wooliwich, for preparations to receive her Majesty and Prince Albert on the following day, at twelve o'clock Orders were at the same tinse despatched to the Commandant of the Royal Artillery to give instructions for firing a royal salute from the mortar battery, and to the ...

... M/-E ?? GI WG BL.E. L0N D 0 MZ: FRN, A' , JUNE IV , B ?? In the Housa of LoRnS, last night, the Earl of CHAILEVILLE called attention to the circumstance of the high sheriff of the county of Galway (Lord AsHTowr) having succeeded to a peerage since his appointment. If the noble lord was not properly the high sheriff of Galway, there was yet time before the circuits to obviate the iniconvenience ...

... COURT CIRCULAR, thrd arter nad Price Albertuttended divine service yes. ?? Wfterne o~in tile ChapeliRayel St. Jifflei's. The Rv.'v Dr. Wesley olud ate,. The cia 't was Dupuis. The Magnifltja atlnd 4 N-c 1 ia mittis, Arnold ia A. The anthena was ( Why do the il whathc(K~ent). A verxi Was~ ellnig by two of the t'g presided mt ?? gentlemen. Sir Gaore Smart Thle Bishop01 of Norwich, c!epk of the ...

... CRA COlV. As the rjrislion of thc orecupation of Cracow is likely to be brought before the house of Commous to-morrow night, it may not be unacceptable to lay before or.r readers a translation of the Address of the Inlbab tots of Cricow, which was drawn up in Ma4rch last year, but whieh, owing to the difficulties oftransawission, has btntre. cently been received by Lord Ml*bourre. A similar ...