... THE SIZEIRIFFS-MEETING AT FBBE- I MA s oMvsO HALL. A meeting of freeholderF and elecfotN of the county Of Middlesex, was held attbe Preemnsuns'l Tavern yeaterday' ror the purpose of tuking into cousiheration the situation in which the 8heriff of the county is now placed by the reselu- tion of the House of Commons, and to adopt such proceed- iogs as may be expedient to effect his liberation. ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLE L ON DON: TUR'SDAY, FPBR UAbHY .2., 1811. In the l[o0nsa of LORDS, last night, the hilr- quess of LONDONDFiRaY, alluding to the ?? pation of the King's Islet, in the Port of Mabon, said that the papers did not appear to him quite satistactory, Any one whjo kiow the place must be aware that, unless the French Wt'iS prohibited from making fortification1a Upon thle t, they ...

... UNIVE'RS17 Y INTBLLI'ENCE. -40- Iu a convocation, l-lflel on Thursday lat;t, the following| genthlmen were ?? approved as Lsanmilirs for ih LItiO University Schlol;Ur`hi), for the present JIM :-Utv. Richard Wmn. Jelf, D.D., Ctinon of Christ (Church; Rev. G. Fuller Thlomass M.A., IFitor of Worcester College; Itev. T. Legh Claughtor, M.A., I.llow of Trinity Collcge lu a coogregetiol, nicilen at ...

... I EXPRESS FROM FALMOUTRI.1 LISBON, IFEn. 19. FEROM OUR OWN CORRE5PONDENT.1 Th T budget ef the year has at length been printcd, a nd copics of it have beer distributed among the deputies and senators, though it is not yet in general circulation. The Finance Minister has also read his relatorio, contrary to what I had been led to cxpect. I know not what the cause was that induced him to bring it ...

... ORRECBL ATHENS, JAN. 30. [rFROM OUR OWN COAREBPONDENT.1 I wrote you a few hurried lines on the 19th Instant announcing the good effect which the discovery of the late Russian conspiracy had had in opening the eyes of King Otho, and causing him to prceive the ruin which awaited him if he any longer pursued the course dictated to him by the Russian mission. I announced that the first measure ...

... CUURT CIRCULAR. Her Mnjesty gave audiences yesterday to Vhcoont Mel- bourne, Viscount Duacaunon, and the Judge Advocate Ge- neral. His Royal Highness Prince Albert, having consented to enrol himself as a member of the (3uldsmiths' Company, of vrbich her Majesty is the head, a deputation from the Com- pany, ?? o fMr. Bridge, prime warden, and Messrs. H*dges, Swith, and Buttemer, wardeus, waited ...

... LISBON, FEB. 4. [FltOM 011OU OWN CORRESPONDENT. 1 Ar.other week has passed away without any answer hav- ing been given to the speech from the throne, but the sub- ject was given out yesterday by the President of thc Chamn- ber, and the debate begins to-day. The law of Foracs, which stood over from last session, has now passed the Lower Chamber, and gone up to the Scnate. Another project, ...

... IRISH WASTB LAND IMPROVE |NT SOCIETY. Yester'ay the annual meeting ef this truly aatloual aid uselul society wva held at their roomis, Broadustreet, City, pursuant to audverliSenmct, for the purpose of receiving the report of the committee, and proceeding to the election of ibrir directors, in the place of others going out by rotat on, unler the terms of the aocisty'd charterof inoorporation. ...

... COURTJ' OlJJULAR. Lord Jo'hn ~Ruseeli hold anl a ?? of thi' Q( wao lit liaeltiughtiam l5c- to r'ce ive litr 1tiij-5ty'~ teen Suititit rticitte to , Lit r~c litiuci .1 the vorigrutulaticry ?? Eic' Ilotte'. ' et incus oni tii; stu~p~ieihot VVca- slttic Of Let' Majiitty'Llitact i ge. V iaotlitt Mi.! io tie fail ati hutieti itie toi IttO Alairsi) Yesterday. 'Prnuce Ernesf ofi Six.'t burg, ...

... INMPERIAL PARLIAMENT HOUSE OF LO1ID)S--AEDNiESDAY. The Earl of CLAlIENDON prestnted several petitionu from tbe West Riding of Yorkshire for the total and imume- diate repeal of the corn-laws. PRlINCE ALBElRT'S ANNUITY BILL. Mr. Bernal and others brought up this bill from the Ilowe of Commons. It was read a first time, acid ordered to beI read a second time to-morrow * LordMI ELBOlt[RNE givilig ...

... THE MORNING CHRONWCLE. LONDON: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, I&M0. In the House of Lords last night, Lord MEL. ISOURNE gave notice that on Friday next he should move an address of congratulation to her MAJESTY on her marriage. A conversation took place between Lord MoNT- EAGLE and the Bishop of EXETER, on the purport of some of the statements which the right reverend prelate had made respecting the ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIATIENT HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, ROYAL ASSENT. The royal assent was given, by cOmmisOion, to the Trans. fer of Aids Bill. The .coinli55iolers were the Lord Chan. cellor, the Earl of Shaftesbury, and the Earl of Clarendun. SUPPLY OF WATER TO THE METROPOLIS. Tile Marquess of WESTMINSTER laid upOII the table a copy of the evidence taken before the comlizittte UpOn the subject of' the ...