... Her Majesty the Queen beld a Levee, yesterday after, noon, at St. James's Palace. Her Majesty and the Prince Consort arrived from Buck- inghain Palace, attended by the ladies and gentlemen in waiting, and were received by the great Officers of State, Hiis Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, attended by the Hon. Jamnes Macdonald and Lord Burghersli, was pre- sent at the levee. Her Majesty's ...

... THE BATH AND LIGHT CLOTHING IN THEE EABING OW.CHILDBEN. In reference to the case alluded to in our cohunng a few days since, we have received the following certificates which it will be remembered were alluded to in. the nar- rative : Haying had some experience of' the effidacy of the Turkish bath as a' remedial agent in various diseases, and particularly in that class of them arising from ...

... LOSS of thme ERNBSTINE SCREW SVA Al V HER The foundering of this Eteamner, by coining into collision with the Dantzic ship Thomas, in the North Soe, Was an- nounced yesterday at Lloyd's, through the medium of the ?? Receiver's reports, received from Grihusby and West Hartlepool. The Ernestitol wna a steanerof 339 tonsburthen. Sbebe- longed to the Anglo-French Steam Shipping Company, and traded ...

... 'RXEENDU,,S FIRES. Yesterday morining about tv;o o'clock, the inlial i- tants of Old Breritford were startled from their ?? by the springilig of policemieiis rattles, and a general cry of Fire ! The residentS, upon getting up and openiniig their bed-room windows, perceived that a fire, and one of no little magnitude, had takn lacec on ?? prellises be- longing to 31r. 2attliew Collett, a linen ...

... THE BIRMINGffAM FESTIVAL. .0 The arrangements for our great Triennial Musical Fes- tival are progressing most satisfactorily. The festival will commence on the Tuesday morning with Mendelssohn's Elijah, written expressly for the Birmingham Festival of 1846. On Wednesday morning will be given M. Costa's oratorio of Eli, wmitten expressly for our last great festival. On Thursday, as usual, ...

... PRINCESS'S. A bill of fare of great attraction and variety was offered to the public at this theatre last night, and was received with manifest delight by an audience crowded ia every quarter of the house. The performances comunencedi with a new coinedietta, in one act, entitled, The Stock Ex- change; or, the Green Business. The piece has little plot, but is thrown together with the skill ...

... _ _ IThPORTANT MEETING YESTERDAY. A special general court of the proprietors of the East India Company was held yesterday at the East India House, for the purpose of obtaining their approval of a re- solution unanimously adopted on the 24th of March last,, to the effect that an annuity of 21,000 should be granted to the eldest son of the late Major-General Sir Henry Law- rence, ?? with ...

... 21J13' I1.'ISJI COLLEGE' IN PARIS. Some cemotion bas been prduced ill that part of Paris known as the Q61artier Latin by a sort of outbreak which took piace in the Irish Ecccisiastical Seminary, in the Rue des Irlsniblisnot far from time Panthelon. This disturb- alnce followed, or wras occasiolled by, the expulsion by time slipeliol of the college of two of the Professors, with Whom he had ...

... £VENINC SERVICES IN ST. PA U L'S. A letter from Dr. Mihulan, Dean of St. Paul's, on the suggestion of the Bishop of London as to evening services in the cathedral, has been published. The Dean and ChRp- ter are most willing to open the church for evening service The difficulty is in the expense of adapting the cathedral to such purposes. The choir is too small-it could hold only about eleven ...

... The impending trial of Dr. Bernard has excited a natural curiosity respecting his antecedents, which comnmt-,icatious front various quarters have enabled us in some measure to gratify. Simon Bernard was born, of respectable parents, at Carcassonne, ill the year 1817. His family were attacbed to the liberal side of politics, anm his mind was early inebued with their views. When arrived at the ...

... FORlEIGN INTELIAGENCB. vplKEESS FIROM GERMANTY. B;ERLIN, MARCHl 311 It i. t 111 11'Ituri that pIolitie5 shohlil hay itll coniphete stagnliatioll during our present I;,o a,1l state. Mlatters tro loft as they woro 1 pr, n.sioness of thle day is transacted, and carC iS tI !o w ay to anticipato thle future, It is IthIt thle '923d of April will bring rothing eprolollglatinl of the piolnary ?? of * ...

... PRESEIRV.A TION OF LIFE FROM SIIIP- WRECK. Yesterday a meeting of the Royal National Life-boat Institution was held at the house, John-street, Aeeliphi, Captain Lnucbert Perrott in the chair. We also observed I present Admiral Sir Tlonas Herbert, ?? Admiral Bullock, Alexander Boetefeur, Esq.; George Lyall, Esq., M.P., Admiral .M'Hardy, W. H. Harton, Esq., Captain W. H. Hall, R.N., CE., EB b., ...