... *IMP1ERITL RLAMEt oG A G-;REAT BRI~T.N AND .rRBw~tIV7). I1OdISE OF LORDS, Jssr 19. The H44use proceeded In Appeals, - e ¶lhe Oaths were administered to the 'Jlarl Spencex, ~the aqr Nojlett the Earl of Carysfort, Laid Viscount Hoifeford, ad Lotd Wiowatd de Walden.: A Message from thei H6uje of Commons, brou gt up by Me. Brogden and other Members, gave leave to Mr. Elice to attenid the Lords' ...

... BETTING-ROOM, JuNs 29. ODDS ON RACEB TO COELr. DONCASTER ST, LEGER. 7 to I agst. Athenian. 115 o 1 agst. Ardrossan. i1 to i agst. Arbutus. 16 to I agst. Tramper. 13 to 1 agst. Sir Mark. 16 to I agst. Lady of the Vale. 14 to I agsti Langar. 17 to i agst. Dunsinane. 14 to I agst Woodb ine. 0 to one agnt. St. Patrick, or 154 to I agar. Ld. Strathniore. any other. 6 to 4 the field against ...

... I THE MORNING CHRNWICLE. L O N D 0,N: THURISDAY, JUIVE 1, 82o0. Any alarm which might have been felt at the unexpected re- suit of the vote on MiSr. 1lOt1tc SUMNER'S motion on Tuesday night, will, we trust, be effectually removed by the vote of last night, on the motion of MIr. ROBINSON, for linmitilig the inquiry on the Agricultural Petitions to the frauds practised under the efisting ...

... YHE 4GORNLVG ,CHRZNhCLE. L O ND ON: . TUESD4Y, JUN-0 i, l82i. We received- yesterday the Paris I'apers of Frlday last. The discussion in the Chamber of Deputies, on the Amendment moved by M. C&mxLLE_-JOxLM,' in the first Article of the Elec- tion Projet, was closed on: Tlidssday, when a scrutiny' took place, attended by the remarkable circumstance of all the IMembers being present, except orie ...

... ,OlqMCTIONSp i , i vs. 14~Z'V-7I ,OHHI.E jANwOJ - .H QU~fJ?1S-WWBj LI~iD JBF~QE ?? t§r.fra ~N l. tm' 'oAf4 Qiwem toe~~tcartetqveaw, - . The; Qn4 ee ?? soW, lIFOQhS ?? s'J9Y4M p~ool,; t~ha$ shak 1W~gZ~rt4e most serios ao~ t- clared sense of 1w.dipaiat, to the propriety of ?? ?? adjustient Of ni4titg iwere#& ces ibng -a f ii wiethth f gr;trtpd q pvoeeitn .e it ba Crdwu, b94 ofapn~,1 ; ?? edA ...

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... CIT V. ' ed rrit~y it Couirt of Coroninon Co In il was breld rt Guild- Fe'lieal of'a req ?? ieceived be y ile r Lord Miayor, i lt irlpriely of a dtrifurl aind lval addregs to Ithe ?? ! her arr ival ill thiscoitintry. 'Previorrs to taking tlhe tr V ritll ind loild altelrction took place between thie All, Alderirrllri Wrilhlir , Mese-s. harell, Hirl- eles. His Iordship seemned eatrer to ...

... II -- ?? - -, r?p? R!.i e~4q ib-r yoifr~~~r,111~41~,~' ?? ?? ~~hwre~iloh , ~I!4'0 nes?kgbws ?L. ? ? ? a?e ? iuaiir? Z1a? ?ni?Aha2?iuali au? rep ael yo?t?d? it?i71g ?jg1i?re? 1ia? ?oo?souad d?ni?u42, aud? t? nice ? sense of I?onoi?r flOt±G ercewe.. IMYW. e Mother of your D toT ?t&e??&othe3 AIst?nt?o?gnoio?he WhEe?a?Ii4? ?r it ? ?? inc1?ned ? this b&pe 1?ni?b? ?we? ed?e?s grounde i4 npI?ji?, ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or ORBAT BRITAIN.ANVDIlRElAND. *RHOUSE OF LORDS, JuNE 20. The oaths were administered to Lord De Clifford. Returns of Wheat Imported were presented by IVir. Irving; and a Paper from the Board of Trade respecting the mode of levying duty on Deals and Battens, by Mr. Lack.-Ordered. to be referred to the Committee on Trade. Lord AUCKLAND presented the Report of the Committee' ...

... IMPERIIAL PARLIAMENT Dv GABEAT BrITAIN AND IRELAND. .O USE dF toRDS, JiUN s. An Annnual Account from the Commissioners of the Thumes Navigation was presented by Mr. Allnut, and otdered to lie .upoi the Table. Petitions comitplalising of Adriculiural Distres.i were presented by the Mlarquess of Bute and the Earl of lioseberry, from Glamorganshire and Linlithgow; and by Lord Calthorpe, from the ...

... ILLUSTRATION OF A 14K-W RITER. I 1)'P Conxier has the face to hazard the follovvitig piece it, an articdq on the cplebration qf The 'TIriumrpl of ilre II eta-of Kirla arid Miriisfer$ are reproarhed aq ayeo- 11:rrla. What are the flattprei, of the people I He w ioe te~ls a .10arrrcIt that IeC jq tlle Wvie't, bravast, and best of metI, i, (Oid at far liri sertiitvi IVIis Itrir ?? be his reward ...

... HIJE MORINING CHRONICLE. L 0 N D 0 N:] FRIDAY, JUNTE 50, 1820. It would appear that the arrival of the Blossom sloop of war from Buenos Ayres has been occasioned by the discovery of a pro- jet carrying on between the iate Director, PuEvuRrDoN, and the FBench Government, to send over the Duke of LuccA as a Con- stitutional Monarch to the River Plate; a piece of information our Admiral thought ...