... 7 1)1 MORNING CHJ tilit L . -By~ ~ ?? - ' By i ?? . W !wey~e iybiceireld;{rin~id detieitH1 ~d tbe loih of iday They do not' furnish any t4in! imporxini .ftrom the Spanl1srxMtiiH, 'toA~, tSyls~let,,0~ ~ynet ['if ?? Ar*fAsvop'snel~,Pteq U o ije p.vincestof i'rcelona an304 -f.3ha in,tre tioni Of Febwury ?? It gppears thalt'R left, Barcelona~ ivihi;owin anr,~ and .%na.D .co0operatingfIn tbe o .it ...

... LONDON:, ZMlOND.Y, JULY,51, 1820. We received on Saturday and yesterday, the Paris Papers of Wednesday and Thursday last. The Gazette de France contains a letter from Naples, dated the 18th inst., but which appears to have been erroneouslyput for the8th, as it merely details the same facts which were before stated? and mentions a Proclamation respecting the Constitution having been posted up ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT - GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELArn. R1OUSE OF LORDS. JuLt Iff 'oe - -: The Alien Bill, the Royal Family Bill, the Bank Notes ll ! the Militia Bill, the rrish Militia Bill, the Chaiicery Oficers Comniensation (Ireland) }Bill, the Saving Banks -Bill, the late Kings Servants Bill, ?? Post 13111, the [Port Pstrick and Dcnaghadee Postage Bill, the London Militia Bill, and others, were ...

... Fidom the'LONDON GAZETT'Ez of rtlydj4, C;ROWN OFPIC13, JULY 1. t,3, etERsRETIrtNED sTO SERVE ItN TI;S rleEEST PARMAMEST. ?? of Malmesliury~-William Leake, of' Devonshire- place, in the county of Middlesex, Esq. in the room of Kirk- man Finlay Esq. who bas accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. City of York-Robert Chaloner, Esq. in the room of the .IHon. Lawrence Dqndas (now Lord DVndas), one of the ...

... THE MO.RNING CHRONICLBE. OND.0N: MOND4Y,.JULY 24, 1820. ;,We:receivedvon Saturday and yesterday three days'.Paris Papers to Thq4rsday last inclusive.' The ,fonitesur of Thursday 'cOntaiss the following details respecting the Revoludion at Naples. [EXTRACT OF A PRiVATE LEaTER.I. :: .. ,. NAPUPE, JurL 6 We some days, since witnessed events which deserve to be rejate4 to yop. I,: nforjyquof ...

... FrPomtkfd~ LONDO ?? sl,K 2 2., * Thi Glaiete ebftaih1s two Orders in . ronncil, 4datedthe l,2th ifist. establisffiiig'tlie following regulatiohn srespecting thetrade between foreign countries in amity with ?? sgtyv-and the Cape 'if Gobd HdPe' and the Mautitios :-Batish, b essels are permitted to'inmpoft, subject to the dudler payableithereoo, is~to thosecolonies, any articles of the growth, ...

... * IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-JuLY 19. The House proceeded in Appeals. The Oaths were administered to Lord Hutchisnsn. Lord ERSKINE presented the Pedtion of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons of London, in Common Council as- sembled, against the course of proceeding with referentceto the queen. The Petition having been partly read, the Lord Chan- cellor ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT ow ?? . f -s GREAT aRIT4IN R4'2t-AM' . HOUSE OF COJiMONS,.Jirye. THE SLAVE TRADE. SirJ. MACTNTOSH said, that as a great and serious Amst conception took plare Respecting the meaning of a notice of mo. .tits~ which lhe gave the night before, he felt it necessary to state the object of that motion in terms~ so precise, as to prevent the possibility of misconception. The ...

... R UENO~S- A~YIREl&DOW UMBLN!TS, i .L ~ ~ ?? ~ ~ ~,w ?? . , ?, JyT ~ Extracts frol ?? Inftu'io lveh6 l'jr. 'i'rrgtlyen wvjth a ~vievw to. ?? teae~al ~i~a cr ~ min oao, and deter.- mined upos in the;. SecretSitting of ithe'l ringress of Vitenos Ayres, on the 4th of Sept. 1816 MOStT rsLIVAT' Fo 'Meitetestl 9,gpurpose of being fundamentally 1In- For the i cal ?? of the cabluerof fhe Btamlly; in;d ...

... 1M1RIL4'A~1AE4 61tEAT fBRITfAIN AND 1RELAND.' HOU99 OF LORD6. &Jur.-i. 'Tlse'RoyalAasenfi ,wiis zive'n ?? ib t-e I flt tewy: ,BiU? anld ,fifty sixx ocher pbicndiate bll's.-Adidouartt0'. -, -HOUSE OF' CflM ON-;' ' THE QUEEN'S PLATE WITI-THRELD.',il Dr. LUS1TN'GTIQN' rosee, and spoke as follows: Speakcer, I regret extremely flee absenese ct th'e N2b'e SCCe8aty ot' State for Foreign Affairs ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT ?? iT IJ AND LAND. 11oUSii OF LORDS.-JuL-r 1s. Peritions were presented by the Earl of HARDWICKE from Mr. Prendergast, a Cursitor of the Court of Chancery in lreland against the Court of Chancery (Ireland) Bill, and by the Marquess of LANSDOWN from a Provisional Assignee o ?? Cnurt, complarining .of.the .hardships to which he would be exposed'inr ?? to actions respecting ...

... 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 ...