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... 'to Mr EDITOR or THE AOl NINo lCBRONlCLE Slit, ?? I fcn -s As there appears to be a great deal of confusiop in the various opinions ?? 'Bishopsimi the House of Lords, relative to the subject of Divorce, I think that l cannot better employ a moment's leisure than in 'the investigation of a question, which really jp- pearsto to involre no difficulty in its nature; though I miust 'think 'that the ...
... REJOICINPS IN THE COUNTRY. Duli.oEy-Tlre intelligence of tire Iniquitous Bill of Pains and Penalties having. been abandoned, was received at Dudy on Saturday ee'nnight, iwith the same enathusiasm as in every town0 ,and village throughout the kingdom. It evidently awakened b !he itre~st lively pleasure in ithe bosomns of all the inhabitants, C ,with the eictiption of a very small number, who ...
... L O ND 0 N: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1820. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Saturday I last, They do not contain a syllable respecting the 4 events in Portugal. The KING gave a private audience on Friday to M. BORDEAU, Procureur-General to the Cour-Royale of I Rennes. Ilis MAJESTY afterwards transacted busi- ness with the Duke DE RICHELIEU and the Baron PORTAL. The Commission of the ...
... DEFP.Ncr1 OF THE. PROSECUTTON. ' d4ricispericitantibus op1utana9um.- Tove DTTO1I Or T149T~lOpTNG CHRONICLE. There is vno hdrto u reflecin nsomnepeope,4 thtlsti perfectly astonishing.. Thisiilhs obtained ima monst exfra- SJ ordinary degree in the course of the proceedings against: her 3'vljescy. A 'teviesiofttwo or three 'cjrcunistailces, that have os'cas~ionne~so iniiclh iinreasossable ...
... DOWNING-STREET, SEPT. 11. The King has been pleased to appoint Lieutenant-General the Hon. Sir Edward Paget, G.C.B, to be Governor and Corn- mander in Chief of the Island of Ceylon. BANKRUPTS G. Gadsby, of Snarestone, Leicestershire, malrster, Sept. 26, at four, 27, and Oct. 24, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire. Soticitors, MI r. Smith, Ashby-de-la. Zouch; ...
... Mr. Godwin has just published a work on Popula- tion, in which it is his object to show, that the doc- trines advanced by Mr. Malthus on this subject are al- together unfounded. Mr. Malthus had assumed, from some hypothetical calculations of Sir William Petty, on the number of children which teeming women can ,bear,.-some loose notions in the writings of Dr. Styles, &c.-a calcula- tion of ...
... PEEVOLUTION IN PORTUGAL. F'rom the Eslraordinary Gsavelle of Lislion, No. I and 2, of the date of the 2d Septenber.] It having been assnounced by the ['rocleoration of their Ex- cellencies the Governors of the Kingdom, that a Revolution had broken out Inl tile city of Opoarto, on the 24th ult., we can now with the greatest satisfaction make known, that happily the provinces of Beira, ...
... ,B31'81.\i)1 URI&if HOUSE. T ~s dolit:tih~l re4i1e1tce. Nitich has rec-rntly been taken an a t~t.j t~mr;- ?? for tie Quseen, has of late years been kniovn toe favt:-:te Ct f th :\I:,r*ravine f Ancpach. -his Lady la. ii iJ (juitt i, it ha.; -i ce l.Itl in ctCCiJedL be ColonAl lloper, 1r.r:n %voiot it hzts heen t ctken bhv the A-entis of her iZajesty. 'm he i-c seas cli ?? ern -rad ab'out the ...
... 1 I'o TlE rDITOfR or Tiw MORVING LCHRONICLE. SIR, In acknowledging your very luminous explanation of the Spanish M1ayorazgas, I wish to intrude upon you a few remarks on a subject so important; if, indeed. the delicate investigations of the day may give place to any minor topics. The Mayorazga is certainly an evil, and should be removed as soon as it is practicable to do so. But I do not think ...
... QUEEN'S PLATB COMMITTEE. The following letter has been addressed to Alder- man Wood, M.P. relative to the above Committee, to which we solicit public attention : SiR-Fully aware of the manifold duties you are called on at a time like the present to fulfil, nothing short of what I con- ceive an imperious public duty, and the circumstance of your name being connected with the Queen's Plate ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMEN¶t GR2~ 13IM .V j-REL44TD. The 'L0bSE OF LORDS, JUNE 19. The ouse proceeded in Appesals. ~ ' T1he Oaths -were adminfi)stered to the- Marqusee of Exeter, the Firl Grey-arid'Jbotd Douglas. \, . 'APetition was ipresented by -the-Earl of SHEFFIELD - from Mercharits trading to the Britisli Nortfi American Cl- nies' against any alteration Ins the Duteie on Timber.-O ee to he ...
... LMPERUAL PARLIAMENT G.RBAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. h. USE OF COMMO1S, Jute $. The Earl of BectIve, Mr. Plumber, and Mr. Wetieredl, de- faulters on the Election Ballots, were ordered to be discharged, on payment of their fees. The Report on the Consumption of $moke by' Steam En- gines, was brought up. On moving that the Report be printed, Mr. M. A. TAYLOR gave' notice of his intentdor, itn the ...