... MADRID, J 2te. 23. EFROM OUR OWN WOnROSVI'ONDENT. Thie Gazette of this morning announces officially that government has at length nscceptcd the repeated resigna- tion of General Valdez, captain-gencral of the princi. pality of Catalonia, and commander of its army. An. other decree, of tite seine dalc, confers the vacant conimanii upon the Dukic de la Victoria. In the former announecuent the ...

... ' HOUSE OF lOlOl)S-FnIDAY. Their lordilhips asseluiledt at five ?? T he Earl of SIIAFTI.SIIURY tr u~ht up the re'p rtof tho ?? that no petition fbr private bills lip received Wtitr thes wb or March, aor any report ailter the -2d of MIay. Lord REDESI)ALE preseuted a petition froni Glollcestcr against any further grant to ?? Colleg otf Maynooth. Thb Marquess of ill; presgnted three pecitioos ...

... CJOURT' (JiJWUL4It. Thle Qli4en held a Court yesterdlay mmfteltmmioL Ut. Buck- i alghaim Palaice. Mr. Arthur Aitmmm,her Mcij'ety'i. Eovoy 1l~xtriiordiary mend Minli'ter Pl1cripoiteatimcy tothIL Q metl RmIe_'flt of '91c hiy~ acil jil ii- ?? aind I n bib -ilf-of her Cm ii Maj.'Oty tile (Qmmeell Iellablia the Siemmud, wai l ur illed to I1im~ iliiltit)y lit all ammdiemmce to take lrave, by ?? ...

... TIlE' MORNING CHRONICLE. LON ) ON: SATUJIDAY, FEBR UARJY 1, 18tO. At legtil the debate of four nights is concludedi The Iotion ltis becn lost by a majority uf :,neW tO :27, or !1. The 1ouLse divided this nworiuitig t a quarter-past five o'clock. So great a majority was not anticipatedl; it must have ocen strength- ened by the (ainmage done to themselves by tlhe Tories front the wretched figare ...

... I The I.OAJlJUOA GA ZEIS'I'7'B ov FRIIJA ?? Jon. 31. At tlh i Court at ockinghitatn Palace, the ULh day rf JI , 18-Il), prereut, the Quere's. nmest execelent MIajraty in Council :- lcr Moljosly having ten loltasrl to appoint tlitight R Mrallrlt P01til Lired Wenlouk to bi Lord Lieutebaut Awl (C ht,,rlO R'toloriuin oft tle Eaistt Ri ding of the County of York, hiI lo ni eiip this uiny took the ...

... IVEST INDlES. By the West Indian packet we have received papers and letters from Barbadoes to the 11 Ith, and from Ja. maica to the 24th December. The greatest order seems to reign in all the WVest India Islands, and the agricul. tural labourers are gradually settling down to habits of industry, since the disputes about the rate of wages have become less frequent, and their employers have ...

... ~ ONFOR THE MARRIAGE PREARTI JOFR B3UC'KINGHAM PALACE.-(a the morning of the aulsi- cios dy, laer 1li~ejsty, the Duchess of' Kent, the brides- maids, or train.bearers (twelve in number), thnd the officers of state, will asoemnble in Backitl9hmn Palace, and go from thence, in ?? to the garden QltrTcOe of St. James's talncein ohcehers Er Majesty will Proceed, up the grand tairce, to thi Ie ...

... TIME MANUFACTURING DIS16RICrTS-SATURDAY. _ IF 1 .A.A.1 .1.1 .. ll. . ?? . - A. A 13B AAIv, Itr ,-We have hlad iB declded Imrproaementt ii the demand for piece goods to-day, and this does not appear to have arlseu f rom any ipecll criuse. We are tlipoard to ceoaider it ain indicatlon of ltrirrc'vretrale. Pricos the same. YArtNO.-Spiniere are firmer to day, and an imiprove i state o0 tings ...

... REPRBSENTATION OF T1IE 2VVBR- I N'ESS BURGHS. On Friday a meeting of electors took place in Inver- neFs, supporters of Mr. Macleod, M.l, at the last election. The rumoured retirement of that gentleman, owing to ill health, had been again confldently stated, and the Conser- vative caudidate, Mr. Fraser, Crormarty Fouse, was said to bave renewed his canvass, with increased assiduity, in con. ...

... LON DON: MONDAY, F.EBRUjyY :3, 1840. Sir.). Y. BUTLLR'S motion has been defeated by a majority of 21. By this decisive vote the House of' Commons has declared its confidence in Lord MVLBOUnrNF's Administration, and shown the utter impossibility of any Tory Ministry obtaining a Par- lianmentaryamajority, or conrdncting the affairs of the country. The importance of the vote, however, is as ...

... Aorning Cbronlicle Office, Vine l'clock. I ?? NEWS FROM LISBON. We have received from Falmouth a letter from our own correspondent at Lishon, of which the following is an extract. 'T'he letter was received lit Fahlouth on Saturday afternoon per Braganza, which left Lisbon on the 28th ulthino. LISBON, J.N. 27. The committee for drawing up the reply to the Queen'i Speech presented two reports ...

... PORTSMOU7TH-SATUIRDAY. -.0 [PROM THlE irAMrsulslE TBLEGRAIA11 ] The 'auntome, 113, Commander Buttetflild, sailed rn Thursday,for the coast of Africa. The Pemubroke, 72, Captain Moresby, was towed into har- bour, to be paid off, on Thursday, by the Meteor and Mes- seeger steamers. Captain Woresby Las issued a notice that he will allow no person to cone on board his ship the day she is paid off, ...