... OLD BAILEY, FarnAy. FORGED NOTES. On the arrival of the Judges this morning, the following pri- soners were brought to the Bar, and severally arraigned on charges relative to the uttering of Forged Bank-note ?? Thorp, aged 25; Win. Cooper, 24; George Henley, 20; and Joseph Lenney, 4r-then severally pleaded guilty to the offence of having forged I1. notes in their possession, knowing the same ...

... IMPERIAL PFARLIAMENT 01 G9.4 ?? AJX JSD IREluXArb. ?? OF, LORIS, MPl 2. DIe Lords *Wre ordered tb be summoned fot r ridajf, is take intq consideration certain of the Siaflding Orders .. ne Mr, Clarkson from the Insolvent Debtori' Court, prekented an Account of the Balance In the hands of the lace Receiver Of' the Court. Ordered to lie 0pon thh 'fable. p.R!VAV BILLS. On the motion of the Earl ...

... ,)rD vAIDs, THE spy. l . ' IKE IlVl-T R I. : FROsI IORD LORI ooif TO tIR. AL.DERMAN5 WOOD. Whitehall, April 26, 1820. Sirt-I have to thank you for the statements of Mary Barker, 'Thomas Chambers,. William Tunlbridge, and George IPrickard, which you left, in my absence, in the hands of Mr. Clive. You are probably aware, from the list of witnesses which has blen delivered to the prisoners now on ...

... Yesterday the Lord Mayor held a Court of Common Council, pursuant to a requisition presented to him, for the purpose of Petitioning Parliament for Reform. The proceedings of the Court in 1816, on this subject, were then read, when Mr. FAVELL rose, and at some length addressed the Court, contending that a mnore proper period could scarcely have been selected for the discussion of such a subject ...

... IMPERIAL PA LIAMEiNr or GRRAT BRITAIN AND IREBLAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, IAl.% 24. Tlue l-oute proceeded in A~ppeals. Th, Oathss were administered to the Earl of Powls, the 4ishop ai Ferris, and Lord Lynedoch. o oite~so Adjourned till to-morrow Cthis day). FREIXCIf rAPLts'. MAnRib, MAY 8.-Our present position is most satisfactory, and the Constitutional System daily becomes more consolidated. Tihe ...

... TME MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: MONVDAY, MA, Y 22, 1320. Saturday and yesterday we received the Paris Papers of 'Wed- nesday and 'Ihuraday last. Tuie Moniteur of the former day of- ficially arnounces, tbat the Duchess de BJl3,nu has eltered the fifth month of her pregnancy, and that her IloylI Higlhhe6s` is In good health. I In the Chamber of Deputies thle discussion 0n the Ilcctlon Projet was ...

... PTf H JQIN'G CHI1JONICLE. 1, 0 N D 0 N: -TYURSDAY, MYAF25, I1t=0 We received yesterday the Paris Papers pf Sunday last. The slicew of the Journals were shut on that day, onr'account of the solemnity of Pentecost, and none were to be published on Monday. The reading of speeches with reference to the Elec- sion projet, continued in the Chambep of ]Deputies through tbe qltmng of Saturday, and was ...

... To ?? EDITOR OF rar MODNI .X6 EHtONICLL It is a strange ?? to set a legal argument transferred. pas rd drt'elite, from a Court of Jusrice to tire columns of a news paper. But ?? in not the only strange thing Il the case of Sir Francis BJlrdeti. I believe that until now, nobody ever ima. of Innf the Cour, po a motion for a rule he to hew cause why a new trial should not ise had, could reat in ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMEN'IT GREAT B.ITrIN ANiD IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, IMAY 50. The oaths w*tre administered to the Earl of Kingston, Lord t Visceint ('lifd. tn. and L.orrl Stawell. c The larl of 1.1 VEIRPOOL laid on the Table an Account of t tde .Average Prices of Grain. Petitiotn vomplaining of agricultural dlatress were presented t by the Eirl llathurst, the Earl Whitworth,the Duikeof D)evon- I ...

... I A NI VERSARY DINNER F'ORt THE ARTTST'S B1EI Y. lesterday the Anniversary Dinner of the Institntion for re- lieving the Widows and Orphans of Artists, was held at the Freemasons'-ravern, the Most Noble the Marquess of Lans- down in the Chair. As soon as the cloth was removed, Non nobls Domino' was Sung in an impressive style by Messrs. Broadhsurst, Smith, Tin- T'he King's health was ...

... DR UR Y-LANE MEETING. Yesterlay, pursuant to Act of -Parliament, the Annial As. sembly of the Proprietors of Drury-lanc Theatre, for the pur. pose of Electing an Auditor, tooli place in the Saloon of the Theatre, Mr. CALCRAFT in the Chair. The Secretary then read the official notice of the Meeting,and stated the demise of John Hosier, Esq. the late Auditor. Mr. GEORGE ROBINS then rose to ...

... THE MORNING CHRWNICLE. L O ND N: IVEDNEIV DA, MAY17, 1820. Letters were yesterday received from Rio Janeiro, to 18th March, and subjoines is the extract of one cmaunnicated to us. It conveys an ideal of what may be expected to arrive insa few days, which we, anticipate will bear us out in every thing we hate reently published (for our own opinions *we'havie yet purposely withheld), on.the ...