... d ceterday the Lord Mayor held a Court of Commnon Coun- t, cilforthedispatch of business. The Court wag thinly qttended eat the beginning. e STATE OF NEWGATF. a Mr. OLDIJAM1 maldhe rosetocalltheattentionofthe Court to the circumstance of ?? been latelyrefused A access to Newvgate. Heknew it would be very indelicate toienter a at present into the subjectai he knew itwas put under the consi- It ...

... =- K lE - i- lB - _I O IC E THE MIORNINVG CIIRUIICLis. L () N D 0 Ns: WIED.EJSDA Y, A, 1YY 24, )8- We received yesterday tlse Paris Papers of Saturday last. The discussion on thie _lection l'rojct, in tle ChambeLr osf De- putles, was again costinued through ise sitting of Friday, and further adjourned till Saturday. Tle Alcmbers who read spechles on Friday were only four il number, viz-id Md ...

... 'I Ail (/l NING CHRO ICE.- L O N D O N: FRIDAY, Af4Ys6, 1820. A number of Petitions from Agrlculturists, praying [or far- plhrr protection, and from Commercial places; praying for the removal of restrictioiis on Trade, were presented to the House of Commons last night. Mr. HoLms SUMNs, stated, in answer to a question from Lord MiLioTN, that the object of his motion on Tuesday next, was 'n ...

... TIE MORNING CHRONICLE. L O N D O N: TUESDAY, MAY95, 1820. The letters from Spain contain no political Information, but it is highly satisfactory to see the manner in which numbers received from various points of the Peninsula, and written by persons of different dasses In the community, agree as to the favourable effects of the late changes, and the unanimity ge. nerally prevailitg. Every ...

... -_THEETON MONTEAL 'l.e trienoial celebration of this iniposilig and ?? cF- remozry toot place on Tuvdsday, and excited tisat degreeofarten- tion amiong the higher orders of society which may always be expected in every thing relating to the education and habits of the sons of persons of rank and fortisne. The practice is founded on immemorial usage. The persons who collect the contribu- tions ...

... DR U)? Y-LANE MEETING. O(n Saturday was held the Anniversary Dinner in support of the Drury-lane Theatre Fund, when hisr Royal Highness the 1uke of Yonrk, with his tsual condescension, took the Chair, and was supported by Lord Lowther and other distinguished limateurs of the drama. 'he company was not numnerous, but the subscription was considerable. After the toast of his Majesty the King, ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF SflEAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 25. The House proceeded in Appeals. The Oaths were administered to the E4rl of Darlingjton, Lords Northwick and Cawdor. A Petition was presented by Lord DYNEVOR from the County of Carmartien, praying for an alteration in the Welch Judicature.-Ordered to lie upon the Table. AGRICULTURE. A 1'etition from Agriculturists of ...

... PARIS, i'STAV 2. : The Spanish Government on the lst ot Mlay sent the ?? .\te to hI. Laval 2Molitmorency, the French Ambassador at .1salrid :_ The recent law, whicl re-establishes in France a previous cinsorship overall p'eriodical works, evidently places them en- tirely al the disposal of Government, yet, for all that, several of thoem have not ceased to display a spirit no less hostile to ...

... - IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF COMMONS, MiAY06. The Petitions complaining of the Elections for the following places were Withdrlwn-the Petitioners having failed to enter into their recognizances within the: time required by the Sta. tute. The Petition against the return for Westminster, Truro, Alaidstone, Cambridge, Elgin, Coventry, Wallingford, *and Newport. - ...

... ,)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 ...