... The LONDOVP GAZETTB of FRIDAY, Jan, 17. At the Court at Buockiniglssucspislace, Jan. 15thi, 1840, pre- sent the quisers's Most ?? Najesty in Connesrll: This day the Right Hornoursable George Lord Kinisuird was, by 11cr hajesity'g Cotrimaraid, sworn of' her MAljoisty's Most Hlonouraoble Privy Council, and to~k his place at thle Board accordingly. flar Majesty birvinsr been pleased to deliver ...

... I1M-PEL{1 AL PARIAIIA.A1 ENT i HO0USE OiF LORDS-PFnutxy. Tehouse sat lit halt-paiL one o'elotbi, for Olttr purpose of eaet~itig ;;l tie Addreos to tier Majesty, fii answer to lior Spiech. Tue Lord Chanceellor, the( iiover and seicoider, to4.ttlier with tviral other u~tile loida werte iii attenidance, aind Shortly atiler two o'clouk, they proceeded iu state to Iachirilisrla l'slace. IPreviously ...

... THUE MADRIGAL SOCIETY. On Thursday the Madrigal Society held itS nieney-ninth anniversary meeting in Freemasons' Rall, Since its estab- lishment, in the year 1741, this society las continued to hold its neetitgs regularly and without fotetrrption, and has kept alive the knowledge and love of the fine vocal harmony of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, through all tbe vicivsitudes which ...

... THIE MOR2NING CHRIONCLE. L ON D ON: SATURDAY1', JASUARY 18, 181U. In the House of Commons, a petition was last night presente(l by Alr. T. DuNco3xnx ironm JoHrN THOROGOODl, whose year of imprisonment in Chelmsford gaol had just expired, who said, that as he meant to call the attention of the House to the petition on the Wtlh instant, lie would only state its prayer, which was, that the House ...

... C(LOSE b/, the SPE' IA I, ('O)MiMISSIONV: at AILUOVI) uII. nY l'XIIREl91'S. ftt(l 0DM 1: OWV ?? illi l lli :V I MO' MOU H, 1FRIDAY Uo0N-rti. ' The Si.; i i C tup:di- d n cl, i;4 l.at Wigut very uleii ptly, to t e str' i- 1 t ?? oro. h r, . It w, armt ral y sup. po Vll to t; it wouidl Iiavo *o '1 Y ail layt langer. .lrlh .1lgl the lcrciforetil eu. ;in q,! by I .. ?? 1:i'ro!ad renI r .: J s:i!f ...

... PHINTV7'J . PA PERS. tltlo! tiade, ,-,d WI ustl [) l it. Thit William Evans ald John i 'A 1 :ebinjiEaqra , Sherilt a1t ili laoswx, di attleid this House I- morrow. -Life H ose ficliced: Aves 2ff1,Noes 117. AYES. Al~ercronity, Hoi.i, F Slint, .ir William Parker. Robert A!lfu, Admirl:d Flort, Johln IPrnefli, Sir H. Aladre. I.orl t Vascount Frenoinntle, Sir T. IPat'isor,, .Jatlles Ag.ll. why, 11. ...

... HOUSE OF CORMONS-SATURDAY. lithe Speaker took thie chair at twelve. Mr. PLUPMT11L presented a petition from certain inbis- bitants o Faversbarn, praying for leave to bring iu 8bill for the improvemoent of the oyster fisheries. I'RIVILEGIE-STOCKDALE AGAINST [lANSARD. Onl the! rder of the day bijug read for the further eoB- sideration of Messrs. Hansards' petition, Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved that ...

... 7'HB LAA' SPECIAL COMMllJISSION AT Mo uVMOUTH. I MONMeIOUTHI, SAILUJDAY Al'fEItNOOS. An examination has taken place to-day before the Mayor, la csasequence of some threats whieh were used towards the ?? against Frost. Much more importance seems to have been attached to the matter than it deserved. The London Police still remain. Orders which had been issued for their recal have been ...

... 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 ...

... (TNITED SATAES. LIVRRPOOL, SUNrAY MORN IN(,; By the arrival eof the Sheffield, C(ptain ?? which entered the Mersey at an early hour rlriS morning, New York papers to the :31st ineul,;, have been received, being three lays later than tilo' received by the Siddons on Wednesday last. 'li0e rate of Exchange on England was froul. to The following are extracts from the Vnalers Thle proceediogs in ...

... IR ELAND. I)UBLIN, JAoN. Ij). [tFnOM OUt OWN COIIIESPONI)ENT.] ROW IN TIIE D)U LIN (CORl'ORATION. FJr semne montihs paet, *v.'ry festive meetilig of the car - porateri of D)ublin hup prc2,tnted a ulost diegracel flO of tumult and recrinialn'ioni 'tWeell the ?? of Mr.Show, the Rcurder, aild the us.ailants of that gentleuan. Mr. Stluw contends that it is no longer possible to prevetit the ...