... B1RRVJATBS OFs PJ9NJ)!AG BILLS, OR INVTBS OA THE' ORDJJUS OF 7 lMR DAY. MONDAY, JuiY 6. 1. Soap Duties Bill-further consideration of report. 2. Drainage (Ireland) Bill-second reading. 3. Loan SocietiesBili-furtherconsidurittion of report. 4. Vaccination Bill-third reading. 5. County Constabulary Bill-furtherconsideration of report. 6i. Railwnys Bill-further consideration of report. 7. ...

... DRSTRUCTION OF SLA VRY. - -C The following most interesting letter from the Mar. quess of Westminster to his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, intended to have been read at the late important anniversary meeting of the British and Foreign Anti-Sla- very Society, held in Exeter.hall, on the .24th ult,, but which did nut reach his Royal Highness in time for that purpose, has been forwarded to ...

... The LOND OV (0AZB'TAI'' of TUESDA Y, Junc 30f LORD CUAMBERLAIN'S.OFFICE, JUNE 8. Notice is heroby given, that her Majesty will hold a Levee at St. Jamee's Palaceon Wednesday, the lt ?? next, at two o'clock. IiOl`f3IGN-OFFICE, JUNE 213. T'he Qaeen has been graciously pleased to s pprove Ot' Mr. Walter Lvgan to act, pro temi)ore)r, as Consul In Londoa fur the Rrpmblic or New irnad a, WR1ITEHALL, ...

... LISBON, JUNE 29. m [FRO.XI OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] tt An unexpected incident has led to the resignation of L Count Villa Real, and this will probably be followed by w further ministerial changes ere long. A meeting of the mi ministerial deputies takes place to-day, and negotiations tl between the leaders of the Ultra.Chartists and the go. of vornment are said to be going on. The object of the ...

... HER? MD JRSTY'S Li VBE. ?? -.0 The following noblemen and gentlemen presented ad- dreencs to the Queen at her Majesty's levee n tWeduesday:- The Erl of Uxbrldge-Of congratulation on her Majesty's pro. videntlal escape, Irom iBangor. Earl of Abiogdon- Of congratrlation, from the council of the borough of Ablngdon. Earl of Boodon-Of congratulation, from the provost, burgesses, common councilmen, ...

... TURK A Y. CONSTANTINOPLE, JuNE. 10. ;FROM OUR OWN COR It.9SPONIIENT.j The view which I had taken of the chlange likely to be effic ted in the relative strength of parltie3 by the arrival of Mouitaph1a Ptcia, and of the reiultls that would proceed from it, has proved to have been perfectly correct. I-is coming to throw his voice into thu scale against one who 'had ever becn his bitterest enemy, ...

... ClfARITA BL E and PROVIDBNT SOCIETY FO R THE D SAF A N) D UM B. Yesterday thefourth rmniversary dinner of this exellsent charity wad held at White (Cendoit lloupe Tavern ; T. M. Glb.o;n, Emj., iD ?? clair. AMout ]5d persuns wrei present. T he usoal toest3 havirigwlle drunk, The CHAIRMAN proposed Prosperity to the Deafand Dtsmh Aiylnm. T'e existence of such cn ?? was a prooof the advance of ...

... In the Chronliee of Thursday last, we adverted to an attempt about to be made in the course of that day by a certain party in the Zoological Gardens to obtain the fol- lowing resolution, which had been most. industriously cir- culated anlong those members supposed to be favourable to the object of closing these gardens on Sundays;- That it be a reconnmendation to the council to adopt ...

... [Is0toMN ourt o0W CORRESPONDENTr. The division of General Ribero moved yesterday morn. ing upon Sevas via Eneriz, from Paenta la Reyna, while General Concha's divisip marched upon the same place from Larraga. General Concha himself arrived with a cavalry escort a considerable time previous to the ar- rival of his division, encumbered as it was by sick and weakly priseners. Both generals were ...

... 10NDOJVN anuI BLILACRKIA3I. RAhILWVAY, ?? I A new and Important addfition to the,', Ikt inte-rnal re- source~s of tijie country was matte on Satnrtlay by the opo-' 'V Is& of the L-ndon and Blackwali Railway, -running' htisro Ba, the Mfinories and the river at Diackivali', peiecenting to thle dill commercial wcorld an Imemense salving ot time, risk, aid cx- bfil pens. Tn tedousnod er~lus ...

... CII INA-AM? INJJIA.- [1IROM A 11;1r.D EDiflOtN o0 YE8TERDDAY'S TIIES. CIlfNA.- . ;.MACAO, MARCn 26. F. R ies is on the east coast with the Lyra, Harrier, and Water Witch. I have not heard from him since the 19.Jb Feb. A vessel must come down very soon, and we hive been looking for thle Lyra and Colonel Young fer many days. You will hear prbably the report that 4he Witter Witch has been taken ...

... COURT CIRCULdR. The Queena held a Court at Beckinghanl Pslacd yesterday afternoon, for the reception of addressee on the throne. The Yeomen of the Guard were on duty in the Marble [jail, commanded ?? SeyrcourSadler, the exon in waiting, and the Qneehd' Guard of the Foot Gnards at tendet. with their band in front of the Palace. At two o'clock, the general body of Protestant diesentl g rinlaors ...