... WES TAIINSTER MEETING. At one 's'clock 'yesterday a mecetingofteIhbalt1u8 holders at Weatouinster was held in Coven, Garden, for the purpose of costsicierittg thle propriety of voting an Address to her 2'sejtst U~'ntheprss~tratflelt heis receiving from the mugsg Mististters. 'The huscings was erected, not as usual, in front of the church, boa at the extremity of Tavistocit-roW, near the ...

... BtE/lIVOS A YA-S DO6TUMENMS Extract from an Official Dispatch d 'Mr. Gomez, Envoy at Paris, to the GovernMent of Buenos'Ayres, dated June 18,1819: tinder date of 15th uft. I Informed you that I was invited to a conference by his Excellency the Minister of Foreign Af fair's. '[his various accidents retarded till the i4t instant. After his Excellency had strenuously manifested to me the ...

... From the LOVDONV GAU'TfE of Juiy 29. CROWN OF ICIA, .JULY 9. HOME CIRCUIT. The; days for holding the Aseizea, at the ?? plar#6f ?? to be altered as follpw :_ : a At.L~s.irs, for.'the County of Sussex, Baturday, the y9hja of Jul~usi:j i ad~of Thursdayi thq 5d~dayOf Aug. next ?? 4 ?? th. :Couaty o£Sugrey, 4hursday, tl3q day of A~ugust, instead'of M onlay,s the1cieday4 August nexI . l .h~ij- ?? ...

... 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 ...

... We S. CO)Sg flo AY', MONDAY, JUNi 26. W epy the following from Tite Vublir IEening Post of It iusduyi- ai ltve r ofeuitiaoi a maost daring vio.' T hdy pain tlhht We haV6 orcl i aio ofthe toar tation of the m 'reedom f election, and the grossest partiality exerciaed~withdlft disguise; agaltst the popular Cadidate ;t tr: ipresent Election. Mr. Grattan's tally-rooms are sltuatedat the 6opposite ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLES L O N I ON: jv SATURDAY, JULY 29, 18°20. Extract of a Letter dated Buenos Ayres, May 8 ?? c ? From Chili we have had no accounts for some time; In- a deed it may be said no eommunication' exists at present, nor c have we understood how the Government stands there after v what has happened here. Our provinces are still in the same S state of anarchy and confusion, and ...

... THE MORNING CUR ONICLE. O 0 N D 0 N: SATURDAY, JULY 15 1820. The motion of Lord ERssiNrs for furnishing a list of witnesses to the QuEEN came on agreeably to notice last night. llis Lordship, in a most eloquent and constitutionsl speech, contended, that on every' principle of justice and analogy, they were bound to agree to his motion. The reason for supplying the accused, In cases of high ...

... GREAT rDRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-JULY 29d` The Royal Assent was notified by Commission to the Capital l Felonies Repeal Bill, the Privately Stealing Bill, the Capital Felonies Commutation of Punishment Bill, and a few others. The 1pommissioners were the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Shaftisbury, and the Earl Bathurst..i Thfe Insolvent Debtorb Bill was returned ftiom the House of ...

... Yestetda; the Lord Msyor held a Comihohb Pall to address her Majesty the Queen os'. heraccession to the throne, and her safe arrival in this co*hatryJ-- At oie'o 'clock his Lordship came on the hustings'i accorqe paid by Aldermen Wood', Waithmaii Thor c the two Sheriffs, &c. T'he fail was not so full as moight have been ipecred from the vasb insrtar.ie of the sdb- ject, but this was acco f by ...

... M1E MORNING CHRONICLE. L 6 N D O N: ArEDNATESDY41r, JULY 5, 1820. Accounts from Buenos Ayres were yesterday received by the way of Liverpool, a fortnight later than-those brought by the Blossom, and reaching up to the middle of April. At that time lir. SARIATEA continued at the head of the Government, though things remained in a very precarious state. ALIEAR, who some years ago was in the ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLJE LONDON: ' kOkDAY, JULf 3, It92. We haive this day ihserted such extracts from the aueriod Ayres docutherits, tu which we alluded on Friddy, as appear most interesting to- European readers, purposely oriiltting every thing that relates to the judicial proceedings instituted' against the late Administration and Congress, for their breach of trust, in an attempt-to ...

... .GLASGO, JUX0 29. L DMSPEIIATE AFFRAY. Last night (Wednesday) an alarming affray commenced -n the Saltnmarhet, between a party of the 13th legiment or Fopt on the one hand, and the Police and inhabitants on the other, which, for the time it lasted, had the most dreadful appear. ?? more so, perhaps, than was ever witnessed on the streets of this city. It began between seven and eight o'clock, ...