... BRITISH CAMlOLIC ADDRESS. The following ,Address,wlth near twenty thousand signatures attached, was on Wednesday presented at the Levee to the King, by his Grace the Dukeof Norfolk,Earl Marshalaccompanied by the Lord Clifford; Sir Carnaby Hagerston, Bart.; Sir Richard Acton, Bart.; Sir Thomas Cliftord, Bart.; and Edward Jern- ingham, ,sq. &c. Si-We, your Majesty's falthful subjects, Roman ...

... 7HE iVIONINJNG CHRONICLE. LONDON: T2URSDAY, MAY 11, 1S20. We have been favoured with a file of Lima Gazettes from September up to the 5th December, brought by a Gentleman who witnessed the whole of COCHRANE's unsuccessful attacks. We observe that Viceroy PEZUELA is so satisfied with the coun- try he commands, that he orders even the most inflammatory passages of the ChilL Papers to be ...

... From the LONDON GAZETTE of Mllay 6. This Gasette notifies, that the payment of half -pay to Naval Ofict:er, from the 1 st of Jallstary to the z, st oft March, vvilt be-| an the 8th, 9thl, anS aoth of this month, to Admirals, Ctptait.s, and their Attornies ; nn thp 11th, 12th, 15th, 16th, and 17th of this niotith, to Lieutenants and Chaplains, and their Attormies; and on the 18th and 19th of ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GRAT BR.ITAINXAND IRELAND. I4OUSE OF COMMONS, MAr hi. ANTIGUA. kr. A WderOanWOOD presented a Petition fron certain Planters in Antigua, stating that they had more slaves than em- ployment for them;* and praying that leave might be granted to bring in a 13il1 to enable them to remove those slaves to some other Colony.-Rteferred to a Committee. AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS. Mr. TREM ...

... WESTMORLAND ELECTION. Mr. ?? presents his compliments to the Editor of T2/c Morning Clhrossicle, and incloses two letters, which have juaC passed between Mr. Crackenthorpe and Mr. Beckett- Mr. Alderson, upon reading Air. C.'sstatement, entirely agrees with his recollection of -,hat passed. It was upon the report of Messrs. C. and A. that Mr. BIrougham made his statenlent, which agreed in all ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GREAT .DRI2AIN AD %I -, ,D . .3.. GEAT BBIN.AYT IRELANMD;. HOUSE OS 'LORDS, MAY 8. . . --lThe thpe-r~et.Alie *4eQe~#tt~lP lsnlf'past fourno'clock;' -r ; Mr. Alcock, from the Treasury, presented an Accountof the Consolidated Fend.-Ordered to lie upon the Table. 'EMPLOYMENT OF TfHE POOR. The Earl STANHOPE gave iotice of a niotion for to-mor- row We'inight (Tuesday neat), for ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT ..G . OF sGRE4T BRITATNZwn.RIBBLAND THE MINORITY ON LOAn .5015 N tU55ELLt. 5 OTION ONT Tis civir, crer. Alsercrombie,Hn.J. Fitzgerald, LordWN. Ossulston, Lord Allen, John H. Folkestone, 'Visc. Palmer, Col. Alth orp, V1iscount Frankland, II. P'almer, C. Fysthe IAnson, lI-on. G.. 6slte~ll B. Pares, Thsos. IAnson, Sir G. Cordorn, Robr. l'arne'll, Sir H. Aubrqpy, Sir John ...

... IHE MIWlNJNG CHIRONICLE. L O N D O N: MUONVDAd Y, MA Y 8, 18°0. It was finally determined, In a Council held at the KINr's Pa- lace, on Saturday last, that the Coronatiofi shall take place on Tuesday the tst of August; and the necessary directions were ssued accordingly. We received on Saturday and yesterday the Paris Papers of MWednesday and Thursday last, Both the Chambers on Tues- day ...

... it cl1IlAERIAL PARLIAMENT C), Y..fft 0, S20o or - i~&k~T BRITAIN AND IRELUND. 1 _ _- K.wi Vl;iuiLE OF COIUMONS, MAT 12. .So. J mTQS tk tie Oahs amoingst whom we noticed LnI~ $par.K Carrhrl~e Utdversity.RS ilr.B~ b¢6CanbidURAiL rDIlSTRESS. IE presented six Petitions from the Occupiers of Land In the county of Buckingham, complaining of the de. pitss$ted gtte Agricultural Interests, and praying ...

... 7HE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, MAY 12,1820. tihe New-York papers arrived yesterday state, on the autho- rity of letters from Washington, that General VivEs, the new Spanish Minister, hado immediately on his arrival, delivered in to the Government the Florida Treaty, ratified by King Fzz- 5)lrAN)D, withloutany resttictive conditions. This is quite a new fe turein this singular ...

... From the LONDON GAZET2'TE of May.9. By vrii KING A PIl(OCLA ATJiON, arCass1nG 1i11 WI~lAJVSrSry' PLISA50555 TOT7iiGO HiS ROYAL CORONATrION, aND THE SOLESMNITY TniiLEol'. GEORGE, R. Whereas %ve have resolved, by the favour and blessing of Al- mighty God, to celebrate the solenmnity of our Rloyal Corona- tion, upon Tuesday the first day of August next, at our Palace, at Westminster; and ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BBITAIN AND IBRELAVD. I lOUSE OF COMMONS, MAY 10. At a quarter to {our the Speaker entered the -louse. Atfour he took the Chair, and there being but 36 Members present the House was adjourned to to-morrow. ...