... roe Coum It is understood that the Levee to be held otn Wednesday, the 27th inst., will be the last this season. Her IMIajesty will hold several Drawing-rooms during the month of June. The Duchess of Kent visited her Majesty yesterday after- ,noon at Buckingham Palace. Prince Albert, attended by Lieutenant-Colonel F. lI. Seymour, visited the National Gallery yesterday rnrniag0 In the afternoon ...

... 9) NCE, PARtiIS, Evicxi).\:V NGN. 'I'he JtIiiitarv Council of ERevisitn, ?? bh Gvn'U'Ial -i iS ip, has rjuctedl the appeaI of ColonIel de SCerICCV, talillst the sentelice of' five Years' iinprison- imioot 1)assd. on im bv the court-umartial. a cural of ]elrrichard, tho mail who, alter being Ull- iustly accuseld tof the murder of the Archbishop of' i'aris, waas se uterr:eod .o transportation as ...

... MR. AUGUSTUS STAFFORD AED HIS I I Dockyard Policy. The general tone of the discussion in the House of Commons, upon the proved malversations of this gentleman, does the Legislature little credit. The House seemed more anxious to shelter the honour of the late Secretary of the Admiralty, than to guard its owvn reputation for the stern adlministration of political and moral justice. This esprit ...

... DUBLIN, TnuRsni. ATnIOsca ELEcToIO.-The nomination took place yesterday. Mr. Keogh was proposed by Dr. O'Connell, Mr. Nettaville Abbot seconding the nomination. Mr. Norton was proposed by Mr. John Murtogh; Mr. Robert Smith seconded the nomi- nation. Archdeacon O'Reilly, parish priest, proposed Captain Brabazon Higgins; and the Rev. Mr. King, parish priest, pro- posed Mr. Castelloc, a barrister ...

... THuE MADIAL-Letters from Florence of the 18th ult. state that it was in consequence of a humble petition addressed by M. Madiai and his wife to the Grand Duke, that their punishment had been commuted into banishment. The Grand Ducal rescript was executed with much secrecy. Madiai was transferred from Volterra to Leghorn, where his consort had been conducted from Lucca. Both were em- barked in ...

... I SCULPTURE FOB THE LONDON CGoPORAToN.-The ' Builder,' advert- ing to the recent determination on the part of the corporation to commission the production of a certain number of statues for the adornment of the Mansion-house, states that in carrying out their intention they wisely avoided competition, visited various studios, and then named by ballot six sculptors who should each be commis- ...

... LONDON: WEDNERSDAY, APRIL 6, 1853. In the HOUSE of LORDS, last evening, The Bail in Error Bill was read a third time and passed. Lord CANNING moved the second reading of the Land Improvement (Ireland) Bill, to extend the facilities of the bill of 1847, by enabling landowners to expend their own Liuds and to borrow from pri- vate individuals as well as Government. . The Earl of WICKLOW objected ...

... SOUTH SEA AND OTHER ANVNUITIES COMM UTA TION BILL. HOUSE OF COMMONS-FRIDAY. In the Committee.-Clause 2 :-Every person, body politic and corporate, who now is or hereafter maey be interested in the capital stocks of any of the said Three Pounds per Centum An. nuities, who shall, in manner hereinafter directed, give notice - at any time on or before Friday the third day of June one thou- eacd ...

... -PCCLESIASTI 'AL. The Bishop tr Letdon blis jostituted the Rsv. William Aeworth, M.A., r: tor of Rothley, near Lougthborough, to tile rectory cf F uarstead, near Woolwich, Kent, rendered vacant b)Y the resognaeioll of the Rev. -. J. shackleton, M.A., instituted (i;1 exchange) to theleectory of Rothley. The Biishop of Ct'icheter has instituted the Rev. Robert Sluttleworth Setton, N.A., Fellow ...

... Our Manchester correspondent says: The ser- le . vants of most of the railway companies in Manchester have threatened to strike for wages. The combination is said to 3 have spread among the porters (in the goods department) E of the Lancashire and Yorkshire, the Manchester and Shef- field, and East Lancashirs. The London and North Western Company, however, appear to have taken a wiser d policy ...

... COL)IONIl_&.POST'AGE. I:N'I'1' ?? WITll fiE PlUEl~r M1NTS2'-~t1 (hiniStaird-iM n numerous :isnd inlfluential til.lpuln- tit1of ,.n nh ?? ?? n ior.5l P oot. g .As.- ole I.- (lieu tv cppmiatnes:iint, nl~on the Lordo lAlher- 1 o.n et nor tu~,'E :c, at ilo Bofficial, Es. 'residne Calden- cotrt,; sr the pus o. layingrd ?? his Dilord 2ship ther sraste , o i..k bi-~ropos, by~ the J.o1. ssit, -Ensq., ...

... LAND. EscumBtExE EST&TES COURT.-FOurteen new petitions for sales were ?? last week, making the grand total since the openlf of the court, and up to the 24th instant. 2,686. Amrong the last batch appears the name of Mr. Maurice O'Connell, as owner and petitioner. The property to be disposed of consists of the once-celebrated house in Merrion-equare, south, formerly in the ecoupation of Daniel ...