... )BRITI:SH PARLIA ME.NT. £~R ~iPIOU~lop L(RDS, T7imrsday April Qs'. a r Th'lis dlas his5 MAit~sty eut ilo shte ito the House nf , Lords, %a hlle, l~ivilit seitted oen tae Throttle, thle (ceti le-' W101 'i r Cshtrolti*' im.c IO& ti 511 ctiitimanded ito require Il h itd iic- Of Ile V inols I ho, Precieded by t heir SpClv, s'pon a ir er%%a rth vilemt op,) aftel' s hich lthe Kin ga dtliNV~oeiI thle ...

... L F iFR.S REFERREnJ3rO IN 1TU LATE TVIAL OF SIR J. A. DOYLE 'l?.O P. I;ROWNE. JenkinstlwN jusne, '24 1517. D DEAREST StrR JOtIN-YrU Ikind ddl nlSt af Fectiotiale letler was received ti;Sminttsing wit:1 *12e tncst heantfelt pleasure wid delighl. You hsdve n2(re thian exrecuted my conmissions ; I askc'l bu i'oi one,. and you scnit rnie four pair of gglves; for sh8usilt 1v 't must not be so ...

... TIHE TANSPUR)TED CONSPIRATORS. ., 1 nn I JLIAhbUI JJLZ Adi UIJVw~i ?? L Va , Tho following is a copy of a letter sent by Cooper, -tile sailor, (one of the men convicted of high treason, whose sentence was commuted to transportation for life,) to his uncle-in London - On board the Guildford at Spithead, MayS. 3S20a. ! Dear Uncle-Here me and ny'companions are, and have not scarcely looked- ...

... IMPE.RIAL PARLIAMENT. gre fljoUSE OF LORtyS-~MAY 4 stri On tlhe motion of the Earl of SHAFTE5IWRY, it Was Or- Hai dered thattche. standing orders in. the case ofuriat bell r M should he suspended' and that the proceedngs shul b re- aumed Its the same stages as at the close of the last Parlia the Silent. ENCJ 0OF THlE COUNTRY. the LordKssi obsrved, that it was Of the utmost importancese that th ...

... . GLASGOW, MAY S. Copy of a lct~er from Sir M. S. Stewart, Bart., to the Chief a ?? e oEfGreenock, dated . ' Ewtliu.sson, 5d MAY, 1820. , Sir,-I have thli morning received yotir ?? of yester- a day's date. It is alinoue untiicesiary for tne to advert to the C reasons which you have been pleased to assign fur the fail- o tire, at different periods, of a Volunteer Corps in Greenock; the ...

... TO UIE OVNRSV.URS OV'TH1E POOR OF THE MANUFACT'UR'ING DIST'RICW'IS OF' TRIM WV E-T..IiN 1)(i3. TEE COU(NTYOE YOAK.j 11efetrring to my Leat er, its th jercury of et* alt iaqk, Offprueced.t tteel,'toffr some observa- a twina upia tlhe sysolu of: repwiring rosts, gnd the best So anliealtion of niatedels andl'aboux. ot them, (whichis mi boe;.Ins, i.Al it were, It New science; atuolgst us It or ...

... 4 SC 11UPdvTQ; -- All l' !.XPRESS)kL'ONDON,7-is trait- .h S t (k1e, £hteoQ/oue/.-TPim 1IS011tgIt Litrd 'evoits Ire bvoeen riiily- about 4wil kpar vi .t, ;iii in h t~lo- 11Ihic- of (Oiiomo0r:7 - o n-- al a-rd Atz-l'a pjircenta ( Imttiton Fto- ol pp lit ?? L-iatl in teb Couwt; i a a~rt I , i aD 0i ?? , 'le pr1tivioliiti$ conlp3!~il,.d 14 I .'hf o - to-, ?? 'II( ii19tttiitg (mc- Sen-iet!. tiy ...

... i R hel P -- A M . ! - -- 1PERItL PAtRLIAMENT.S I Ilouoe-of Lords. OPENING OF TnR FIRST PARLIAMENT OF GEORGE THE FOURTH. qhlirsday, between one and two o'clock. his Ma- jesty went iln state to tile House of Lords, for the )prl;iose of opening the new Parliament. By com- ujand of his lajesty, the usual course of the proces- sjoll Nvds altered. It did not, as formerly, proceed from .St. James's ...

... i.mE MORNING CHRONICLE. L O ND O N: -. BDN12SDAY; AIfY 5, 1820. We ?? hutplined from an Evening Paper, without, ,however, vouch ng for the authenticity. of all the facts, though, ill candour we ought to state, that they were confidently assert- ed in the City yesterday. By the last arrivals from the River Plate, we were indeed informed, on the very best authority, that the Tucunian Army was in ...

... TOTUNB EDITOR or THE MORNING CHRONICLEI SIR, I request you to Insert the following documents relating to the case of the 1tev. Mr. Pike Jones, lately submitted to the 1iouse ol Lords by Lord Holland. PETITION. That your Petitioner has been regularly educated at the University of Cambridge, was admitted Into holy orders by the Hon. and Right R1ev. Dr. Pelham, Bishop of Exeter, in 1814, and has ...

... I The followimng address, with near 20,000 sienatures attached, wag, onl Wednesday !riat, Presentod at the leve'e to the king, by his Grace the Dulke of Norfolk, Earl Marshal, accompanied by Lord I Cliffurd, Sir Carriaby klaggerston, Bart, Sir Richard Acton, Bart. Sir Thomas Clifford, iart. E1avard Jeiniogham, Esq. &c. ' SxrLE,-We, your majearv's l~ifaith subjects, Rorman Catholics of Great ...

... 4 NEWCASTLE, 'IA'x 12. 'I test;lty's Gazette, ?? notice that his majesty *wfill hold levees o'n thC 10th ;t d ]7th tIDSt. at C-1it1n-Icotlse ; and also Itthe followtitg ?? ilc ttlt ?? the coaritiation, wshich is to toke piace t ?? 1st UtAt llst rtext 13Y TIE I lNG. AMU.UAi 'ii'.J~f2TOA, dat faringS 1lit tiej ',,as'.7c9ltt~trCt.e l07ciitt/tig hR R3oal cc'toaion, a'?i ice ' o I' i t/il ?? c5fj. ...