... 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 ...

... AfONMOUTllSiRIBE SPECIAL VOM- MIS&WIO. (BY EXPRESS,) LF11O OURt CSV; AtltIORTzE.I MoretoL'Til, TuEsxaAY EvizNIiN. TRIAL OF JONES FOR -11G}I TREASON. I send ca account of the proceedings to-day, in the case of Jones, up to the moment of dispatching the express. Jones, yott are aware, is the third o? the leaders to whom was entru~tcd the attack upon Newport, and, if one were to judge irowu his ...

... 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 ...

... THE XO1RNING tCHRONICLE. LON DON: 7JJ UttSl'A k JAN vUARiY 1t, 1810. The contents of the sp;eech to be delivered this dily bY her MIAJEST Y to Parlihiuient cal yet be only niatter of conjeeturc. We nitty endenvour, however, to anticipate thc.? leading pointswhlichI it will pro- babliv embratee. 'Ihe late aunouncemient of her MAJESTY'S in- tendled narrilige will have preparetd our readers fur a ...

... IMPE RIAL PARLIAMENT I-OUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, Th- Lord Chancellor took iris seat upon the WODleack at five o'clock. THE AD)DRESS. The LORDI CHANCELLOR soon after rose and said- &Ty lordis, I Irave tire hionour of ecqrreirting you that this honourable house attended her Miijesty this day, for tihu purpose ofipresenithig her Majesty with the adidre3.s In return for hier Mnjesty's most gracious ...

... The Queen held a Conrt 3eaterday afternoon at Backing- ham Palace, tlr the reception of the Address from the House ol Commons. The deputation arrived at the Palace from the Houec of Commons soon after two o'cloek. The Speaker came in his state coach, attended by his Chaplain, the Rev. Mr. An- drews; his Secretary, Mr. Romitly; and the Sergeant at Arms; and wearing his state omficial rohes. 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 ...

... LIBEL OF THE PROTBS7'TAN7 CIA TION. Protestant Association-oltifiPT, F x-, oii London, JIuaryli, GI40. SIR-I am directed by the committoe of ti 'nrft. Association to call Sour attention to the accomnkaplyt, Iwti. tion, which they have felt it their duty to iol, cvi t, I comotnend, on a ?? ?? vit1ll seelag thle Fta of our l'rotestant throne aud Prot- staut religion, The committee trust thalt ...

... [BY EXTRAORDjINARIY EXPRESS FROM LIVERPOOL.] THlE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. LIVERIPOOL, WEDnNESDAY, I O'Clock, P.MI. 'The 5Sichlons, Captainl Palmter, has just arrived from' New York in seventeen clays, bringing the A toerlean President's Message, and NeLw York Iapers to tile ~Dhtli lt. The p~roceedings oi Congress until the delivery of the Mlessagye are Ldevoid of general interest, having been ...

... COURTO OCWULAR. The Queen held a Court at two o'clock yesterday after- tnoon, at Bleckingiham Palace, forthereception of the ddress trim the House of Peurs. The deputation arrived at tbe Palace sieem after two u'clock from the House of Lords. The Lrd Cbaecellor canie in his state coach, attended hy his purse-hearer, mace-bearer, and his secretaries. The pecrs forming the deputation 911 ...