... i-( ?? i.ONofN, (F1'IDAY) MAILs D)'FATcua,' D1. 2 ISAT 10.\. r SiLoo E Lo AAxi SOUTAMPTOt STATION. (By Day Msail.) Lisbon, Spain, all. Giiraltar 7t, 1i7th, ind 27th Gibraltar, Malta, alld (rrelce, of & °Oth of every 10nial Islands, lEypt, Cey- jt l C - 2 montbv los, India, and (, .. I mt British Colonies ill tlho est 1 ludies (ex e.st ?? and Nassau) ForeignColonies,&c.. in thle W Vt jstlic3 ...

... I LEVIATRAN YACHT. Tho American sternm-yachvt Nos'tl Star arrived at C'Southampton on Wednesday morning, after a passage of 10 deys 8 hours and 40 minutes, from New York, which port alto left early in the morning of the 21st ulnt. The N~ortit .Stars is a beautiful new teurea-yatzht of over 2,000 tons burden, belonging to Commodore Van- Cderbjilt, of New York, the pioneer' of thle various lines ...

... IONDON. THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1853. INDIA. We have rece ved correspondence and files of papers from India and China in anitieipation of the Overland fMeiJ (a Suminary of which appeared itn our Ilst number). The dateg nic-Bombay, 28th April ; Calcutta, 21st April and China, 11th April. (From the Oee,'Itind .Boolojby TiWilss, April 28). The iatelligence sent hollo, f om Burmalh o0l the 14th instaut ...

... ?? 6- . -whee n HousE or Loans, £cVESSDAY,JuNSE 22, 1853, hehb h Before the Lord Chancellor, Lord Brougham, and other locke e Noble Lords. be v r The Common Law Judges present were-Mr. Baron udm( Alderson, Mr. Justice Coleredge, Mr. Justice Cresse, car Mr. Justice Erie, Mr. Baron Platt, Mr. Justicoilliame, ler c n Mr. Justice Talfourd, Mr. Baron Martin, and Mr. Justice tokin is Crompton. come ...

... E N G L . N D. Arrest of an Ifr iAI 4ttorney in France.-On Wednes- v day Air. George Birch, who had been arrested tiiider an a wairrant issued by Mr. Magee, of the heaid police- , office in this citywas remnalided for furtheremxrunination I oi1 n charge of taking and carrying ?? moeneCE and vi val iable securilies belongilig to his lunit, rs Kelly, A to the amount of ablout 35,000.' It ...

... EM11ATI0.NriO' A USTRALIA. iix~':rt.:lt E (Ui' 'THE IVANH'AIttOE A.N HiilRiCAlE. (F oeil the Mall.) 'I'lle fine new' shi p Ivxilevio left ?? 'iTail of tboe fankon Weed- nesday eves iug at Six o'cloek-hiaving sailed punctually oin the day appoiiited-for ?? ?? Aastralia. Slbc carries ul- wgrids of' 310 assenigers, besides xi valile c'lrlg of mier- chalisce. 'tIl appence of the ship ndil Crew ...

... E N GLAND. The CI'ystal Palace.-Her Majesty and his Royal cc Highness Prince Albert, attended by Lord Charles lb Fitzroy and Captain the H-on. Dudley de Ros, visited di the works at Sydenbam late in the afternoon of Mon- 7' day. Under the guidance of Sir Joseph Paxton and Mr. Owen Jones, the royal party visited every part of the building, and expressed themselves ilighlly satisfied with the ...

... UNI VERSITY INTELLIGENCE. IOXFORD, JUNE 10. In a Convocation holden this morning the proposal to grant to the Professor of Chemistry the Sun of £100 per annum for four years, for the salary of an assistant to teach prac. tical chemistry, met witll the app o the house. In a Congregation holdea immediately afterwards the fol - lowing degrees were conferred, viz.:- DOCTOR OF MEDICINE. Charles ...

... * -- The Queen gave last evening, at Bneeingham Palace, a concert, to whieb their Majesties the King and Queen of Hanover, the members of the Royal Family, and a large party of the nobility and gentry were invited. Their Mrjesties the Kilg and Queen of Hanover arrived at the Palace at twenty-five minutes past nine o'clock, attended by Baroness Decken, Baroness Gabelentz, Countess Berne- torff, ...

... SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING THE AMBNDMEN7 OF T.HB LA IF. The annual meeting of the members of this society was held yesterday at the rooms of the society, in Regent-street, Lord Brougham, the president, in the chair. The tenth annual report of the council stated that during the past year the society has devoted its attention to various subjects connected -with the improvement of the law. A ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE KING ANS QUEEN OF RANOVER. . .: * -4- Their Majesties the King and Queen of Hanover, accom- panied by the youthful Crown Prince and the Princesses of the Royal Family, arrived offthe Royal Dockyard at Woolwich at half-past five o'clock last'evening, from Ostend. At 11 o'clock in the forenoon four of the Qteen's car- riages and two luggage vans arrived at the Royal Dockyard from ...

... TYNE.WOUIH PRIORY. The well-hnown ruins of this venerable foundation have been recently cleared from the earth and rubbish which had been suffered to accumulate around them; and their pic- turesque beauty, as well as their architectural interest,. are surprisingly increased. It may be remembered that Tyne- mouth Priory was one of the most eminent and wealthy of the religious houses of England, ...