... THE QUFEN. The Tiraveler says, ?? have been favouredwiththe follow ing communication from a most respectable Clergyman, who has perfoirmed Divine Service in her Majesty's household since .her return to England m- 'I ' At a time when the Press teeros with observations on the I conduct of the Q~ueenlit is remarkable that not one has attempt- ed to pourtray her Mdajesty's most amlahleand ?? ...

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... MUETING OF SOME OF THE INHABITANTS OF THE WARD OF CHEAP, TO PASS A LO YA L DE. CLARATION. Yesterday a number of the Inhabitants of the Ward of Cheap, I met atthe ing's Head Taver, lb the Poultry, for the pur- pose of considering the propriety of passing a Loyal Declaration of their Attachment to his Majesty's Person and Government as d now established, and of the'determination of the ...

... ITALIAN WITNESSES AGAINST THIE QUEEN. r The houses irn Cotton garden, occupied by Sir Thomas Tyr- whitt, Mr. Ley, and the other officers ef the House of Lords, are the places appointed for the use of the Italian witnesses against the Queen. The occupants were compelled to remove o)n Tuesday, and their quitting on such short notice produced no litt!e bustle and confusion. Cotton-garden is ...

... Prom tle LONDON GAZE T1T1E' oV t. 28. This Gazette contlins an Address to his Majesty from the Inhabitants of the Town and neighbourhood ot Nottingham, approving of the proceedings instituted with regard to the Quleen; also an Address from the Chaplain, Churchwardensi -n d gbagregation of the Engljsh Church at Rotterdamn, con- gratd01zing hsis Majesty on his Accession to the Throne. BANKRUPTS. ...

... Yesterday a Quarterly General Court of Prnprietors was hehl at the East India Ilouse. The Mi1nutes of the'proceedings34t the last Court having been read, The CHAIRM1AN moved that a Resolution of the Court of Directors, granting a pension of i,c001. per annum to lo. Barnard, ?? clerk in the Coast and Surat W1arehouse, in consequence of a reduction having taken place in the department to which ...

... L O N D O N: FIlIDAY, AUGUST 4, 182EP. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Monday last. They contain no further news from Naples. An article from Augsburg alludes to the subject of the Revolution, but merely for the purpose of giving It an unfavourable character, and with- out imnparting the least new Information. The KINO held his usual Court on Sunday, which was at- tended by the ...

... The New Sheriffs for the year ensuing, Alderman Waith- l ar, and James Williams, Esq. were sworn into their office at the Guildhall yesterday, with the usual ceremonies. Previous to the ceremony, a deputation of the Livery of their respective Companies met the Sheriffs at the Albion Tavern, In Aldersigate-street, where they partook of an clegant djeune, at the joint expence of the Sheriffs, ...

... To Tux EDITOR ov wiuz MORNING CHRONICLE. Nov.10,1820. . ?? sorry to see. in your popular Paper, of di tis morning, an anonymous lette'r Fiom Tobago, copntain- ing a groundless and cruel imputation on a, detachment I ofone of the West India Regiments stationed , in that Island. The writer himself represents it as a matter of suspicion only, which he hopeg is not true. Surely, Sir, it would ...

... RECEPT7,OW'O0F EARL GREY. . o . ?? : iVr.'rsa. dn Fiday Ia5is the 17th instant, as Earl Grey approached this to*n, on his way-to How ick, be was met by a ?? concourse of people(preceded by aavhiteuag, with a figure. -It-Liberty therenn), who tonk the horses fronm the carriage, and drerw him into and through the town amidst deafening and re- Meerated huzzas, and other demonstrations of joy; not ...

... Co UVN'TY GAL [VA Y. EXTRACT O A LETTER FrMI MOYVPF COUN'TY GALW47, D*T'D JA;UAaV 2t . On Tueqday night, t. cith instant, a large body of those de- luded persons, who call iiemselves Itibbormen. marched alossg the road from Moylough to llorse-leap. in she.direcdon orf Te- am. They reached H lorse-leap about five o'clock in the morn. ing, and their object bein to compel the inliabitanist of ...