... THE MWORNING CHIH(J-ICLE. , , e ,- . ' ?? ! , ;- :g - ;ONVDd;YtJULY lVZ1l20. ' Wye received ot .Satutday aiad.yesterday the 'Paris Papers of Wednesday-and Tlhuriday last. The. anibe of Pqersm fit c. ,on y'da when tie, Maiq . od from the Committee on tle. Budget of .spply.; the .ppning of the. dis- cussion,was fixed for:Friday. 'Tle discussion wassthen resumed on the law of arrest, as ...

... ?? I I'l u = .S VY ?? c 7 S ,S,1AY,'t ON ~ ' ?? Rei~szr, ?? ?? DtBOM , TURGY 'A t ?? Our onqvg ?? now 1 adi Cninsort uibores, One Wes ?r k i 4Pi One's nump Q'IIf c-~rh hdhrn u inee * !; P'his akejhe Sdints, !andOthat.ofcotre thc - ° li. h *416lto ImS~txn T can't says =andhose who oflI:1lro/;. , jt think-his share io dmali;p! -~ff ww ElieO co g u a-gvs6je s'rdusi ;Wyd if the Quite18 go siay glY ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAM1ANT or i GRAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. _OUSE OF LORDS.-JsLY 17. TeHonise'proceeded in apjseals. The ?? Tabes Composition BDil, the Royal Family Bill, the late Kingb Servants Bill, and others, were read a third time and passed. The Sco'tish Fisheries Bill, and others, were brought up frorst the House of Commons by Mr. Gilbert, Mr. Brogden, and other Members, and read a first time. ...

... EXTRA POST, T'he first and grand objection is its partial operation. Partial even in the towns to which it may be sent, as the person who has received ari extra pbst letter will possess some advantage over the tnder who may think his business will not afford the double charge; and most injuriously partial' to those towns to 'whsicli 't will ?tot extend, they can have no choice about the'tose ...

... 1!iaNORI-NDAJORITY ON TitL RzkOy.T OP TR E BILL FORL BUILDING NEW BIARRACKS IN -THE REGreN'S 1AREY. MINORITY. . AbercrozibyHln.J. -Graham, J. R. G. Powlett, Hon. W. Allen, S. H. Haldinand, Win. Price, Robert A4nson, Hon. G. Hanwiltoni~ord A. Prittie, Hon. F. A. Aubrey, Sir J. Heathcote, G. J. Iryse, P. Barrett, S. M. llobhouse, J. C. Robarts, A. Bernal, Ralph Hughes, W. L. Robarts, G. Bright,. ...

... Fro g;; 1,,'O'NDON GAZI Pi~oJ'a4&t ~Th~ (i~ghas ben pea~ed~ orer aconig4 4dlre. to liass tlse- :lh#re p~ eenpleai d to 6)ea d Chapteraof the Cathedral L 'uol.cfWinchester to elect a B~isihipt of liatSee, the.samte ,i void. biy, the death of Dr.' Browilloi iorth, lte llishop tOWreqf; ?? ,alefsty has also. been detesedt ecpme the ettid :,upona~4hapter, the Right leveend agtlidr intGodda. ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GIZBAT BRITAIN A.VD 7.Rb.W On .he HOUSE OF LOAIRUS.-jJusy 2O. On the motion of the Earl of Liverliool5 a Conmmittee was appointed to consider of'the means of enforcing the attendance of Peers on the second reading of the Bill relative to the Queen, . The Alien 1ili, the Bank Notes I1ill, and others, were read atfiird time and passed. The Elouse resoived.itself'lito a ...

... THB AiORINING CHRONICLEi. L O N D O N: ,TFRBIDA4', JULY 21, 1S20. On Wednesday, Ministers received official dispatches from Sir WILLIA:m A'COURT, the British Minister at the Court of Naples, announcing a revolution that had taken place in that Government. The particulars are differently stated, and we can only mentlon the occurrence as reported to us. For some time past dissatisfaction had ...

... Fro : t~; ;.iER} GI.4l' g. ?? I fi ' Evi - ' ;, S q, ?? ' ' . ' . t l.i! 11 ?? Gazette notlces thaf thie oronation Is ictpontd, and all person3 summoned' wietthg abroad ir fz~ Eni1an4,re 41k- chargedfrom the rattendaor. CROWN 6FI.CE, I JF 14. MIOMDI'R RETURXai7 TO sftRVijlN Tifl 5?eESENT rjA'Wl.' BlOAor; r lgs q if; our, IPGs, in the Couinty o' o rw5ck, in tperptm'f 4elmn, whtvhk5'actcep ...

... 7711E M NrI,%CHoNiE. ?? _& .. ?? ?? TUESDAY5 JULY 18, 1820. We recehved yesterday, the Paris. Papers oF Friday last. The Chatmber of Peers jmqt againan Thursday, wben the.. Minister ?? Budget of Ways and Meanswlwhch .was ordered., t bereferredto, the Breaaux. TI'he Chamber re-. sumeed ?? discossiop on the. Law of* Arrest as applicable to PeerCs; and,:mntion.of adjournment having NeP nggatved, ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT J)RITAIY AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF COMMONS, JULY 14- Mr. IRVINE presepted a Reportfrom the Commltteeon the Guadaloupe Claims.' LATE DUKE OF CUMIBERLAND. Mr. P. MOORE presented a Petition from Olivia, Serres. The Petitioner stated herself to be'the legilimste daughter of the late Puke of Cumberland; she asserted that she possessed a docurnent to prove the solemnization ...

... 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 ...