... THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FBIDAY, APRIL 1D. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, APRIL 11. Notice is bereby given, that his Royal Highness Prince Albert will, by desire of her Majesty, hold Levees at St. James's Palace, on behalf of her Majesty, on the following days, at two o'clock:- Wednesday, the 20th instant. 'Wednesday, the 27th instant. It is fier TMajesty's pleasure that presentations to his Royal ...

... I [FRO OUR OWICORlUESPONDENT.1 - ~~~MADRID, APBIL 10. I I The Sittings of the Corteg were only suspended by the royal decree of the 8th; they are now definitively closed. The Gazette contains the fol- loi l ROYAL DECREE. I In conformity with the proposal of my Council of Ministers, and using the prerogative which belongs to me by ?? 26th article of the Colistitution, I hereby decree as folk ...

... The following members voted en the motion for the repeal of the tax on advertisements:- ON THE 12TH MAT, 1852, ON TnH 74Tn APRIL, 1853, AGAINST THE RNPEAL. FoR THE REPEAL. Adderley, C. B. Adderley, C. B. Arkivrigbt, 0. Arkwright, G. Barge, W. Begge, W. Bailey, Sir Joseph Bailey, Sir Joseph Baillie, H. J. Bai lie, H. J. Baird, James Baird, James Bankes, Right Hon. George Bankes, Right Hon. ...

... THE NA V Y. AIMP NTMENTS. Captain-Charles Eden (1841), formerly private secretary to Sir Francis Barinig, when First Lord of the Admiralty, to command the London, 90, at Portsmouth, under orders for the Mediterranean station, vice Captain George R. Mundy, who has commanded that ship since April, 1852. Inspector of Hospitals-John Wilson (b), M.D. (1841), to be medical inspector at the Royal ...

... ELECTION COMMJ TTEES. COCKERMOUTH. The committee met again yesterday morning, and imme- diately afterwards desired the room to be cleared, in order to consider their decision upon the petition against Mr. Aglioliby. After an interval of nearly an hour, the parties were re-admitted, when The Chairman (Mr. G. Hamilton) said: I have to an- eounce that the committee have unanimously resolved that ...

... UI V1ERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFOllD, AraIL 15. The following is an alphabetical list of candidates for honours under the second public examination, viz.:- Beesley, E. S., bible clerk, Wadham College. Bowstead, J., taberdar, Queen'se College. Brook, A., scholar, University College Brown, T. E., exhihitioner; Christ Curech. Carter, T., commoner, Queen's College. ,untler, E., .counmoner, Balliol ...

... LONDON: &STURDAY, APRIL 16, 1S53. In the HousE of LORDS, last night, Lord Binxxns, after some discussion, withdrew the Poor Removal Bill. The Marquis of CLANRICARDE expressed his hope that the Chancellor of the Exchequer would adhere to the statement he had made to a deputation ou the subject of the Irish Consolidated Annuities. The Earl of ABEnDEEN stated that he was not aware of the ...

... [ .fORRNIXG; CHROSiCLE OF'FiCE, Saturday, one pnj. EXPRESS FROM PARIS, [BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH1,] [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, SATURDAY MoRNIN,;G. The Moniteur publishes an amnesty for 137 poli. tical prisoners, amongst whom are several notaries, physicians, lawyers, and teachers. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDEN;T.1 PARIS, FRIDAY EVENING. It would really appear as if the main object of the ...

... ECCL ISIASTICAL. The Bishop of Bangor hasinstittited the Rev. Evan Owen Hughes, late incumbent of Lantbodrig, to the rectory of Llsnddeiniolen. Carnarvonshire. The Rev. J. Roberts, R.A., has been licensed by the Bishop of St. David's to the curacy of Y~tradgrnlais, near Swansea, on the nomination of the Rev. W. F. Williams. The Rev. R. Uniacke, M.A., of Newport, has been insti- tuted to the ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMEINT. HOUSE OF LORDS-FIRIDAY. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the woolsack about five o,clock. Petitions were* presented by the Duke of Richmond. .gainst the adriission of the Je ws to Parliament, from places in the county of Sussex, and fronm a Presbytery in thle county of Dumfries and from other places in Scotland to the Same effect ; by the Earl of Harrosiby, from the ...

... . 7HI GO VERNMENT OF INDIA. DEPUrATION TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF CONTROL. Yesterday afternoon a deputation consisting of gentlemen from some of the chief commercial associations in the king. dom had an interview with Sir Charles Wood, at the office of the Board of Control, in Cannon-row, on the subject of the development of. the resources of India. The Manches- ter Chamber of Commerce ...

... [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] DUBLIN, FRIDAY MORNING. Accounts from Athlone state that Mr. Norton, a member of the English bar, and fo'rmerly Chief Justice of Newfoundland, is to start in opposition to the Irish Solicitor-General, Mr. Keogh. Mr. Norton, who is a native of the borough, is a Whig; but it is said that somt e of the leading Conservatives are disposed to support him. It appears ...