... I The LONDON GAZBTTE of TUESDAY, JYn-.2It JBUCKINGIIANI-PALACE, JAN 20. This day the Count de Polloht, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister P:enipotentiiary from the iing of Sardinia, bad an anilience of her Majesty, on his return from n leave of ah. snce; to which he was introduced by Lord Viscount Pal. ruereton, her Mojesty'e Ptinliptl Secretary of Stato for Foreign Affairs, and conducted by the ...

... DIAS DE LAS :'ATAS, JANUARY 1J. [FaOTM OUIt OWN COAIRE5PON'DENT.3] HIEAD-QtUAIITMIIS 0F Tilm DUKE DE LA VICTORI. Tie preparations for attacking Segura have continued sinco the date of my last Ietter. On the 7th instant Major-General Puonte, commanding the artillery of tho army, went to Saragossa in order to hasten these pre- parations; and two stal' officers procceded on the same day to ...

... NEWARK. E LECTrION. (BY EXPRES8.) FRIDAY NTOlIT. The Solicitor-General has been returned by a majority of nine over his opponent. Thle nunsbers at the close of (lie poll, ACCORDING TrosOLICITOR-OEleNr.n 1.'s COIMITTRF.. Wilde, . . . , 63G Thesiger 527 Majority - 9 ACCORDING TO MR. HRESIUER:- Wilde . .4 Thesiger . 5 83 Majority -! BRUS;ILS, JAN. 20.-Thnr sudden thaaw and the heavy ?? which we ...

... COURT (CfJ-CULA AIt. HUI Male-tv rods yvsterdav afternoun In tile ridlng.iouise to th~e RJoyal News, fit Piildleo. i Iit lblornre tejid all auiiitieLI1 v'eeterday' of the l0-1 . 9istek, and ?? lion. Mism Caveiidsh hanve ?? Ithi~ Ioh WEis Pitt, AD( thle Hoii. Miss P'aget all a' i~i~ot e~iur ii witiuig ik tier Majesty. Iiiil5iitiit visited her Majesty, lik Qileeim 11)~'T r,,tsday ?? f-uise,. ...

... CONSTANTINOPLE, DrCEiwirnci 31. [rOm01 oun owN conEsroNNDENT.] In consequence of the adheronce of Russit to the terms proposed by Austria for the final adjustment of the Turco.Egyptian question, as signified to M. Boutinief in the dispatch alluded to in the postscript of my last letter' this most desirable event is, we are now told, very speedily to be brought about; indeed, we have the ...

... THE MORNING CIHRONICLEF LON D ON: VRDNVESDA ?? JANUARY 22, 1840. The motion d that WILLIAm EVANs, Esq., and' JouxN WHEELTON, Esq., Sheriffs of Middlesex, having been guilty of a contempt and breach of the privileges of the House, be committed to the custody of the Sergeant-at-arms, and that Mr. SPEAKER do issue his warrant accordingly, was carried last night by a majority of 195 to 94. The ...

... !1RBLAND. DUBLIN, JAN. 17. - [FROe: OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] CONSERVATIVES AT THE LEVEE. The Tory party may sconm to pull pretty well togetlher in England; but at this side of tihe water they arp all sixes and sovns, The last levee of Lord Ebrington has afforded the most recent illustrations of the divisions that prevail aniongst thorn, Tire Eveniny 111ail is not only the barrel-organ of the ...

... ATHENS, DEG. 10, [FROM OUR OWN COSBE6prONDENT.I An event of the greatest importance has taken place here within the last few days, and which, taken in con- junction with other circumstances, is fally calculated to show that the Greek government has now undisguisodly thrown itself into the arms of Russia. I have often had occasion to draw your attention to the opposition shown by Russia to the ...

... ?? 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... DEVONPORT ELECTION-NOMINA- TION OF THE CANDIDATES. PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] DEwvoNi oT, THiurtsDAY MORNiNiu.-Yesterdey the nomination of candidates for this borough took plae, at the Town- halll Henry Taffnell, Esq, and the Right llou. O. R. l)awson arrived about eleven o'clock, attended by their respective friends, and accompanied by bands of music snd bannersr with appropriate duvices. ...