... DRVONPORT EL R(CT!ON. Thb proceedings of yesterday (FruI ey) excited samotgst the Ret ;rln(erI ol Ihi, I'nrougl' 1a, I ?? ,tbe eost livvdy hi'c.revt. Tnie) w*re implortant, both ,ase regards their reRultS uu the c-uoing election at this burough, and as being tlie tir>- vp-acttical ?? (of th, ballot on a Istrge -a .bis coutlay. Dulig, tile Itut week ?? hwil benii carried on, and arrangewents- ...

... Afornin~g Cl,'onlicle Office, HAlAf-past Bight. SECOND ]i NTION. EXPIESS FROM FALMOUTH, FALMOUTII, JAN. 11, NINE P.M. The following letter is just received, per steanier Iberia, from Lishon .- LISlION, JAN. 4. TIhe Queen olpenedl tile ortdin ary session of thle Portuguese Cortes on the 21 instant, svith the fol- ?? speechl, thle Senators and Deputies llavillg net, as usual, in the Chamber of ...

... ?? ONS F' IhER MAJE1. JSTY'S MA UJR.A GE.I jiTI' 1 A SVU'iIAY 1'AI'lell. Thai o-icP ?? 1,1os 'to pr thle altratiollsi in the interior told X' ri 'r olj DIar'S chjqpel, poetliriutory to tier rMta- jest,',' lautlarVe, airv tivw co.rpleta'. toa IIedinesday, tier -kiclayN, aIevoijiiptni.I lbs the Eirl of Uxbridge, the L'ard chiubeina'!i A, aia, ?? -ef Jliar sufite, i joited the chiall i ?? pvr!5,u ...

... SCANDALOUS STATE OF THE CHURCHI MISSIONA RY S0CIETY. I. IFROMI T{te. COI.ONIATI GAZETTE.] 4t irc. ;fn pliee ?? A Ir lto tn t;e Ear; of Chiches ter, 4 lb' Ohaa t hlro K h qiol ar:' Sr 'ety, oG sotne uattrrs comi c. red wit; u ' N- w Zoeatl , lsi tnIbY a Clergyttimi, calk lbr ito re, ih reyeark. Tb- a.thov d sd ibe lbhimmeif At n ?? of the Irveiety. HIS fiP, , ?? ?? , iS to obtain a lair and ...

... SPAI. * N FB!AiSaIAN, Dvc. :tl, k. t tN CoRtRESPONINTIsL] tr% !O rtitind oiit of tbe iisillortaitt: i ?? 'o ; u(.l ri ludere(i bs thc B~ritishl ea. S a.e of Isabellat tle S.cond, andt to 0,t' C i llti Spai, duriug thelate sanguiriary i. ,s,,ntc been my dluty, as Nour corresoon. u the gallant diceds of our country- ; 0 e t;ie tetiny instalces ian which their r e ntlller se tY interposed his it ...

... UNI VERSITY Y CLERICAL VN TELLI GENCE. OXiFORD, JAN. 25.-The Regias Professor of Medicine has issued a notice that on Wednesday, tbe 29th instant, het will commence a course of lecitres on anatomy and physio- logy, at two o'clock, il the Anatomy School. The Lord Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol consecrated oa t Tuesday last the new church at Aistone, near Cheltenham. It is a splendid and ...

... THE 31BER1FFS AND THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. On Saturday a very fall meeting of the committee of the Court ot Coummon Council, respecting the imprisonment of the sheriffs by the House of Commons, took place at Quild- hall. Mr. D. W. Wire in the chair. The REM amBaA NcziC reported that lie had, in pursu. ance of the order of the Court ot Common Council, corn- municated the vote of the court to the ...

... Nc1wAIM, JAN. 18.-It is generally understeod that the election will take place on Friday, and as the period ap. preaches the Interest becomes more general and intense, end the exertions of bath parties more strenuous. The Tories have found out the errors of their calculations; they have dIscoveredI what was long ince told them, viz., that the power ot their party has rapidly declined in the bo ...

... THE BETHNAL.GREEN CHARTISTS. [ROMI A SUNDAY PA'ERH] BETIHNAL.-GREEN, SATURDAY EvRNINo, EBi(11T ?? the whele of yesterday, and iudeed Since Tharsday evenin;, the various groups ofC tbartists who had been observed loitering abstt for several days previously, in the vicinity of Betnaal.green, were not to be see,, and it is the general opinion throughout the district that tbe deeisive and prompt ...

... II IWtEISENTATION OF FINSBURY. Wednesday a meeting of thie imembers of the Filosbury Reform Club was held at the Belvidere Tavern, Penton. vill, for the purpose of adopting measures to resist the threatrned intrusion of a third Reforin candidate amiongst the electors, in thc event of a general elect ion. The gen- tleman whose name is announeed as the third Reform candidate under such a ...

... iIM14..{.iL PARLIAMENT HOUSE OF LORlDS-FIIIDAY, ROYAL COMMISSION, NATURALIZATION OF PRINCE ALBERT. The Lord Chance!!or, the Archabishop of Canterbury, ?? BErl of Claredols, the.Larl of Shaftesbury, acid the Eurt of Errol. eat to-day oh a quarter before. four o'oetock, as royal COMMti68n-ers; anti the Speaker of the IHuice of Commonos, attended by-a litrge body of nembirsr Iavinligppoaroid at ...

... 'NIBE MORNING CHRONICLE. LON DON: SATURVAY, JANUARY 11, 1840. We have received the following important letter from Madrid on the subject of M. ARDOUIN's ac- counts, and the sums added to the Spanish debt surreptitiously, to the great detriment of the fund- holders of that country. It will be seen that the present letter corroborates what we have already stated as to the nature and origin of ...