... TH-9 IeR NJG -.0 EIC.E ry 1I: : LO(3 ND1L, O'N: sh -EDN%,YflTT i9 1820. ay nV -Some ?? having beell excited by the-precipi- he tate'manfer in which the' French Mi injiterp'ftced the Untted er States, aundhias arrival in Europe having-bcen coiutrued Into an h expected rupture between the twotcountries, we are enabled to state, that M. Hyz stz;Naeviu~ -return6 'lh1eave of absence, Dp which he ...

... Yest~erday a Meeting of ?? for the Preservationeof Public Morala, took place at' the Egydan Hall,: Mansion House, for the purpose of receiving tde Ieport, and contribut- .ing to the Funds or the Institution.-A great number of Ladies were present. ' I , Thle LORD IMAYOR took the Chair at half past one. His Lordship having briefly Informed the Meeting of the occasion upon which they were ...

... -HJG-TIVRFAISON.I * S~~d3TAt, iCOiIN 111T ON. GL ASW3 Y2. Il&isr et th!C'Il'5jat: nine hA'ri6k1,I folde trial of W 'Trr who .l1had be!6i urralgei aloug wit'h Wihonn,.already :.oluvieted. 'The:ULoan AnVO(`ATrE 'tatd, that it was Pot, hisinutin, ~lead ptonf againsAtsite' pris6orer. ?? sasthle .visho of the Crow'n Lawyer oret-t baong'xt ndhe ers s Itellie. dist ane' and It~j appeared. that -ithe ...

... L O N D 0 N: WIEDNESDAY, JULY SO 1820. _ .. . We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Saturday last. In the Chamber of Peers,, on Friday, the Projet respecting the Treaty with Algiers was agreed to, 7B to 41; as was also the B3udget'of Ways and A-leans, 11 to 3. Therf remained nothing further for discussion, except a Report from the Committee of Petitions, which was to be considered bn ...

... oN. M 1 SUME t MOTION FOIl A MORE ECONOMI5CAL AnRAcGO5trNT IN THE COLLECTION OF THE REVEtSUX-tULY 4. MINORITY. Althorp Viscount Griffith, John W. Pryse, P. Anson, hon. G. Guise, Sir W. Pym, Francis Bosghey, Sir J. F. Heygate, Aid. Ramsay, Sir A. Barnard, Viscount Hamilton, Lord A. Bicardo, David BarrettS M. M. Harbord, Hon. E. Rabarts, A. Beaumont, T. W. Heathcote, G. J. Robarts, G. Benyon, ...

... OF LORD J01HN RUSS.ELL' -MTION-FOR THE DISFRANCHISE:flN'Z QF S(lAM.POUND, AND1 I THE TRANSFER OF THE YUGHT OF ELECTION 'TO LEEDS; CONSIDERED WITH RELATIONTO THE APPLICATION OF SOUND PRINCIPILES OF REFORM, TO CONSTITUENT AND REPRESENR TATIVE BODIES. Eas leges habiturum' populum Rornanum, quas cosssenssr onssism, non jussisse latas Mtagis, quam ?? videri posset: qui nunc quoque, f ns omnsis ...

... I IMPBRIAL PARLIAMENT * . , * ?? or MEA1 tBARITAI RAND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-JULY 24. The Hosel proceeded In Appeals. The Oaths were adniaistered to Lord Manoersaand Lord Combermere. The Royal Assent was notified by Comnilsslon to, the Royal Farpity. Bill, the pproprltitlon B1il, the Alien Bill, the late King's &Srvants' Bill, the Bank Notes' Bill, Tomkins's Lottery Dil. Peollew's Divorce ...

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... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF XGRRAT BIhWNg J , 7 liOUSE 0 S 4 ^ L; - On the motion of the LORD' dlb 4,qR#vp rrs' dered, that the House should WI ion Wednesday. , The .Innkeeper 2Bill, ?? Port BEli; Btewera Licenses (Treland) 3ill, Tomkisss .ortery-Bill!theLboure15 Wagei Bill, arnd other leills, were btought trahe Unuse of Commons by Mr. Bregde'n, Mrt. Ltitleton, ttr, Trenmape, Mr. Fane, and otlher ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT -~E4 ?? Or . I-D IREAD 'G.RB4r fRIZ.7AlN AXD IRELAND. , HOUSE OF LORDS. JULY 8. The Royal Assent was given by Commission to the 25 million Exchequer Bills Bill, the ?? Freq Trade Bill, the New.. foundland Fisbery Bill, the Demerara Trade Bill, the Quarter Sessions Bill, the Southwark Bridge Bill, the Drury-lane Theatre Bill, and to a great number of Private Bills, amounting ...

... m ., 1 , .. .: . L . ?? X, ?? ' .. * in W ?? 2, 1820.' The King ,as been pleased to give and-grant unto John Winh tasr LTsyibl Tirinity College, in the University of Oxford, Esqi ?? Majesty's gtyal licenfse and authority, that he may,in corn- ?? tehdifection jo'n'taihed in the last -will and testament of his maternol uncle, John' Winder, late of Vaynor Park, in the County of Montgomery, Lsq. ...

... . THE MORNING.CHRONICLE. LOND-ON: S-41qRDAy, JULY1, 1820. When the last packet left Lisbon, a French SO gun ship, and two other vessels of war, were lying inthe Tagus, with troops on board, bound, as It is st-ated, to Rio Janeiro! Query. Is the ADuke de LUCCA on board . Letters from La-Gu ,ra and Caracas have been received in town, dated ih theb nlddle of May, which mention, that the -nees, ...