... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... ADDRESSES T'O HBR MAJESTY ON Till LATB A TBTMPT, Jc. Ansmer of her Mrjepty, deliverrd yestrrdn3', to the Address of tlic Protestant Distenting Muhi-trrs of tue three deno- minations In and about the cities of London and West- Minsater. IIt is most acceptable to my feelingd to receive tbil as- snrancc that as ministers ff the Gospi you 0 ffnir up thanks. givingsr for my recnt prescrt 5lIn ?? ...

... DESPERATE OUTRAGB AT TICK- BNHAM. For tbe last three weeks the neighbourbood of Hampton, Hampton Wick, Kingston, &e., has been considerably ex- cited, In consequence of a deosperate outrage, ia which the life of a policeman has been nearly serrfifletd, which was Committed on the morning of the 5,h nltimo by four per- anoone of them being a peer of the realm,alotheri supposed to nbe a1 peer, ...

... - E -: : = J : I - ( 9 - I I Y1lt. 10-RA\'ING(J (offiRiWlICt LE. 1. ON DON: WVEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 184. In the 1IousE of LonDs, last night, the ?? of LLANDA.'F presented a petition from the diocese of Llandaff; praying tor Church extension, and regretted taut such petitions should be uiet not merely by in- diflerence, but by the promungit~omn of anwavnjist ,principles, inconsistent with the ...

... ALSASNA, NAVARRE, JIJNE 23. [F'ROM OURn OWN CORREMSOdDENT.] My last letter from Miranda will have informed you of the relative positions of the Queen's troops and the fac- tion under Balmaceda, Palacias, and others. As I ventured tL calculate upon, Balnaceda, I presume, finding the Biscayans not only disinclined to join him, but absolutely it the act of presenting themselves as volunteers in ...

... IV MPERIAL PAIRLIAMENTI hIOUSE OF LORDS-TuESDAY, rr The Lord Chaneellor took his seoit nt the usual hut. -a. The Mlass Datirs 1ill Wae read a seoend titne. . L The Ecclesiastical Poor, Ratees Bill was read a third time tnd painsed. The Earl of ERROLL presented a petition in favour of the icalch Beneflees Dill. A The Marqness of NORMANDY moved the seco7ed reading gi Af the Polici-rrotrs ...

... 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 ...

... THE MORNING CHlIRONICLE, LIRV fo r, L 0 IN D V Htfhre THlURntSIAY, JULY 2, IMP. Upj Prom the manner in ?? the Canada G overnmen t Ven bill passed through the House of Commons no stue- whi pivion was entertained that any difference existed Bot among the Tories with respect to it. Indeed we the the have good ground for stating that the course pur- ,ii qued on Tuesday night by the Duke of' ...

... IMPERIAL 1PARi.IAMEANT H1OUISE Ol COMAIMONS-WHEDNESDAY. There nuot being lerty ;;oaheri pv'aewt at I`: 01eek, tbe 'P FAKIt R declared ltb!. ousa adjouroid till to morrttw.- Tltsre. were thirty-live 1iumTberT pr~ sent. CIHURCH EXTBA. S1O0. Tuesim.y, Jumil 30. Notion made by Sir Robert Harry Inglis, for the terms of which see ?? Houge divided; Ayes 149, Noes 16S. AYES. Acland, Sir T. D. ...

... HER MA JESTI 'S L EVAB. The Quefen hold a ievee yregterdjay srternoon at St. James's' Fllicar, which was v'cry numerously attended. Her Maijesty acd P1;irce Albert Rand Anita, arrived front Buckinghtim P~alom in four of the Royei carrncgeg lier IMajuq e, ty e audien ?? ill the eti)yal Closeqt, before the, Levee, to th- toli-winig Ffelizit MirOttera :-Coont Manl. do!I~lob, thte Wtirtenabortz ...