... ,,f4 ,Nt 0, AiF'RICA,.. 4dviceg to the 33 of September have been recelive frotii itsd 8 ltlement5 ax the -,frAicn coast- it will be recollected.thvtwb r'nfabitants of. Cape Coast had engaged to pay to ?? >:Abauitee a contribution of 500 ounces ofgold, in retaersfort a stipulation on hisi part. to abstain from disturbing the tmntiliit~ pf their territory. T Els engagernent was entered into tlt ...

... NWAPLS Dtolj~a,! 1820. The news of the rejection oi the Bill of Pains and Pesaltief against the brave Queen was received bere swith enthttsiam by. all classes; and here, where her persecutors pretended that seh had been treated with contempt and excluded fromrfsqcIety,. fete was ?? yesterday in honour of the event. Itva s re.; viouely combrunicated to Sir Wm. A'Court, the British 'eni- ster, ...

... PARRINSDON WITHO UT TheWaidmiotefafor tbe'ft~tlo -f b - adi nc i&tfr hIsI Wa1rdi'or rthe ernsufisi yev ?? SklOday, lii U manne'e qu*tisfait~ctory to the publei cesse,5,the. whale of the~g'gsle~.- mren retrsrned be ing ted friend _Io pppiubiar pyrinciple, while 'the' oply c lndfiiartwhlea opponent of that prfidcple' was. not' ,able to muster half as many votes-asi anyo(f the boew candidates ...

... ATTEMlUPT AT INSUli iflCTION IN THE ISLAND OF TOBAGO. The following letter on this subject was written by a n Mcdical Gentleman to his friend in Edinburgh t6 rfinAoO, SEPT. 5.-Knowing your anxiety about all that con- cerns me, and fearing lest unpleasant reports respecting this F island may reach your ears and create alarm, I take an early u opportunity of communicating a few particulars on ...

... FOURGD RANT ?? AND TIIE GALLOWSI. Sr -in Is le rs IC case with Itarhbra ..ress, who, whet, she was in service sonme ax time 'ao, in the country residence of the King of Wirtemberg, n called .A'fhrepios, committed theft, and was in consequence dis- 1i charged with a mark of infamy. I leave it to you to make tl krown this fact, the trrth of, which many respectable persons in are ready to attest. ...

... IIORRI23LBE CATASTROPIHE. (raoM A ATADRAS P.rEol.) As nnost people who have been up the country have visitcA Hlurdvar, Lod seen the steps leading down to flurkee Pyree, I 'teed not give a dstcription of thent, further than stating that th, y are very Lteop ius descent, and about ten feet broad, with bigh walls onl one side . At tile sunmmit from the Hurdwar Sie, there is an ascent by a broad ...

... L O N D O N: S&TURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1820. The struggle for the conspirators has been in so far successful, that the various acts ofsubornation of ZANG- LA and SACCHI will not appear on the Minutes of Evi- dence; but what is the conclusion which every man of common sense must draw from the manner in which this evidence has been got rid of ? No one can suppose for a moment that SACCHI, ZAkGLA, ...

... THE MlORNI.VING CUluo (VICLE. L O N D 0 N: WEDYNS-DAY, OCTOBER 18, 18&0. t Ills Maltsty's ship Tyne arrived on Mlonday from Rio Janeiro' i which place she left on 2sd August, having touched there on her way from Lirns. She brings upwards of four millions of dollars on account of merchants. She left Lima about the 3d June, at which time the Andromache had sailed for Valparaiso, where the ...

... PUBLiC CA [manO THEC D51RA11A CHOICLE5i']- To pirsssaf'e_ of' a' Resoluttlon Vassed at a -Aeeting of *he Getdmol ine ?? isiin to the M1%ayor, after Isis Wo~rship h~d'dreftstdd't~ot~ly the&.ewith, a'public' Meetirg was advertised 'fore'Widnissday,l55t by the Relqtisitioniqts' thenmselves, to' he holdeii in'the Great' Room at. the Turk's Head. One of the' largest 'andnmelt'respectable assemblies ...

... yesterday a Meeting of the Proprietors of this establisls ment Was held, for the purpose of considering a proposition to be made, agreeably to the notice tabled at the General Court mmu the 22d of September last, to place in their Court-room a Statue of the late Right 1Hlonourable Warren Hastings, as a last testimony of approbation of the long, zealous and successful services rendered to the ...

... BIPPLEG:E WARD ., .,Anumerous Ddeta of th~habitantso ?? plac ye~rdayf(i th priss presenting an Address of Co~r~u~adi~n ?? ety. takcen the Chair, he stated thathe ad clle th Meeingin ursuance of a 4equj~lisidjo hunded o hi fo cht pupsadslgned by upwa.rds of one Inhaitat Huseoldrs.It Was right or ?? to addrss her ajestyr -as carl as possil.Teywudb neary th firt boy which wouldbitoue otepeec ?? ? ...

... THE MORNING CHJRONICLE. L ON D O N: SATURDAY, N\OFZRMBER 8, is18QO. neMINISTERIAL PROTESTS AGAINST MINISTERq. e a .L Moved, That the further consideration of the Bill be ad- joutned to this day sjii uonths. ''Which being objected, the _ question was put thereupon. -It was resolved in the affirtsvtive. DiSSENTIRNT, Because no sufficient ground appears fqr the ababdonment !r of the Bill founded ...