... 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, ...

... FaANiKFonrT.-The first steps of a new monarch are commonly watched with attention; but expectation was probably never more strained than it has been in Germany since the accession of the present King of Prussia to the throne. Hitherto everything promises well for the fa- ture happiness of his subjects. The religious respect shown by the new monarch to the last wishes of his de- ceased parent, ...

... 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 ...

... COOURi' CIRCULAR. The Qaren held an Investiture of the most Hlonourable NWli ary Order of the Bith, yesterday afternoon, at Back' ingham Palace. The Krighits Grand Crosees of tbe Order arrived soon after two V'elock at the Palace, and having been robed In their mantles by Mr. Hunter and Mr. Eie, and wearing their collars, passed inte the Green Drawing-room. Thb3 kfilghta premnt were his Royal ...

... 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, ...

... TEE VORNIYNG CHROM7VZCLE. LONDON: THUIRS)A Y, JV1LY 9, 1040. The HOUSE of LORDS did not sit last night. In the Ilousn of COniMoris Mr. R. WALLACE presented a petition from Greenock, complaining of the high price of sugar, and praying for the encou- ragement of emigration to our XeWthIdia eolodie-T. Petitions were presented from Durham against church extension; from Sheffield, Worcester, and ...

... ALEXANDRIA, JUNE 26. [Fixot It oWX COiiMtESPONDENT.] r foltl $yria we have no further news on which reliance ?? be placed. Great prepiarations are, however, making for ?? the army there. Of a large body of regu. Jar and irregular troops arrived here during the last few days a portion have already sailcd, annd the remainder are itn progress of embarkation, including the Arnouts from !Cairo and ...

... I I HOUSE OF COMMONS-WEDNESDAY, The Speaker took the chair before four o'clock. Mr. BRISCOE presented a petition fron the paster of a dissenting congregation ia Westbury, praying for the relvase of Mr. John Tt'iiorieiood. Mr. VILLIERS pres nted five petitions from Yarksbire, praying for the repeal of the cern-lawa. Mr. F. FRENCH presented a petition from certain medi- cal practitioners of ...

... I l1OUSl, OF LORDS-TIJESDAY. Tieir lotdships uiet at the tsual hoer. Tlhe West India Relief Bill utes read a third timne, and pased . The Caledonilan Canal Bill, the Friendly Sicieties Bill, and] t le BPo' r-law Ceommission Bill, were ahio beeerally read a third time, ant] passed. The B-bhop nt EXETER presented several petitions from sevrral societies in Itelamd connected With the clurch of ...

... COURUT CIRCULARII. The Queen hle!d a Privy Clto;cil ait hialf-paut two o'clock yesterdiay ofternolij, nit 'I wking'viin Place. It was at- tentled by the Lordt Iivy iS ?? tbe First L ord of the Tren- sary, tbe S 'retarlem or S~ite for the HIomrse, Foreign, and C dlenial D.'iirtmrontR; thlu CJieniellor ofthe l)ehy of Lan- esiter, tilt Firat Lort of th Aluiralty, tlY Preildent of the Board (t ...