... MVLUTTUM IN PARVO. -His Mnjesty rod!e several times on horseback; in the Parkis last week -Sunday heaird divine service at Carlton Hiouse. -IKing gohing to enjoy the diversinn of water par ties on Vtirg~inia ?? o f Yorli and C.ainlrlg~e (the latter arrived from Hanmov er), L rd Chanicellor, and Count Mlunster, visited his MAajesty Sundaly.-Lord Liverpool had audience Saturday.-Dukie of ...

... FROM)l THE LOADON GAZETTE. CARSLTON ItOlUS1, .;JUNE 2We 1 he King Wvas this day picasrd to confer the honour of Knmigylhoou ,Ion C (1,mvel Archibald Chtistie, Commandant- aft( .,-lrd f Ar -lly , Hpitals, Coloilel of thit 1%t Royal to v',t ran littaliott, anD Kuight of the Royal Hanoverian san Oncelphic Order. tho F ORIEIGN OFFICE, JTULY 18. ]S20. aro The King has hen pleased to appoint ...

... PARLIAAIENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, JULY 12. SCOTS ATPEAL. - Arcibihald, Duke of Hamllitoni, act the Marquis ofDouglas, Hiq Grace's Corunlk'toner, Appellants; Mri. H . ?? EqnI, now Scott Waring, ansd John Scott Waring, Esq., Res. pondentn. This was an appeal from the judgment of the Court of Session, relative to certain leases granted by the late Duke of Hamilton to Mrs. Esten. The Attorney-General ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLEm L O N D 0 N:- F'IDAY, JULY' 28, 1820. Accounts have been received, of a very unpleasant kind, of the issue of the expedition under Sir WILIAsM CArca to the Per- sian Gulph. Report says, that the Pirates, who In the first place abandoned the fort, which some time ago the public were informed had been quietly taken possession of by the troops under Sir WILLIAXM's command, ...

... ITO THE RIGHT HON. AND HON. rHE COI- i -N MISSIONERS OF WIDE STREETS& MY LOIDS AND GExTLE:SE.N-1 beg leave io draw your a-tention to the filthy and wretched ap- proaches leading to the Four-court Marshalsea.- There are three avenues to that mansion of misery- that which is most ?? is the one leaaing trin Tlha- mas.street, which is scarcely nine. feet wide, and from its confined situation, is ...

... SPECI.AL CO(MMISSION'. Glasgow, Monday, July 24 Ni Ph e Court met tiii i a ciast 01 Wcb n k ek, wh ert WVili ama %NWa, pit to thle l~ar; an',d thle Jury haist g Is- It ?? I .olit In WAisI C II C Ihe acl AIreS4ocd th1)e Cocrt Ini Il If 1 .,rv, asi tcllo5V5 ;- t ?Ylm/ tvcotvnr Lvt'tciicc j. Ci (I, nii lernen nit the .1 ccv, t11 I bcave nw to t iat, to YIct ?? 1. anm conf~ident vI 'A I ttv ail ...

... lcbio?, A. ar-aino Alail.: T-A4 Qarcit.'-On Tuesday, the Earl of Shaftesburyl. laid on the table of the House of Lords the report of the conmiittee tespecting the enforcenewat of the atten- dance of the Peers on the bill against the Queen; and the Ifllowing resolutions, among others, was agreed to. That no Lord do absent himself, on pain of ?? a fine of X1i0 for each day's absence during the ...

... 2' t6tI Ed Wcf the geivcastle 0btglnt. SIR,-Tbv i merits of the Society for the promoting of Christian Knowledge,-and oE the British and Foreign Bible Soci- ety, in their laudable endeavours to distribute the Holy Scriptures,. are universally acknowledged; but on their care and exactness in the revisiols of the Sacred Tent we cannot bestow equat praise, vwhile an egregious error, relative to a ...

... FOREIGNT INTELLIGENCE. IlREVOLUTION AT NAPLiES.-1Ou Wednesday, Mti- nisters received offioial.dispatches frotn Sir William A'Cotirt, the 'British Minister at the Court of Naples, aunouncing a revolutiou that bad taken place in that Government. The partieulars are differently stated. It appears ?? for some time past dijssatis. faction had prevailed i., th ,,army in Nicily.', At Palermo, it had ...

... * t Uivetpoof li1rrlt . FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1820. ; I I ' ?? . PIOTTICXL, OsSEnvATtori.-The foreign intell. gence ?? week presents much on ?? we May so-t- *. -n I . 1- - -. -r __ _- y __ __ r ventur to' congratulate the friends ot freedom. The K revolution in Naples, and the consummation of the re- sa volatiaon in' Spain,- by the meeting of the Cortes, are no proofs that the great'principie. of ...

... IFROMf THE L(ODNDON GAZETrE. WltTEI.TALL, JULY 17. 1820. of The King has been ple.used o *-rdrr at contg,6 d'elire tn pats A to (;reat S3eat, elrpnwt-ring ti c Dean ?? Ch:lpter of tl he Ca- mn r), -lral ( hurch of Winchelter to elect a 133iS- p of hat See. the s:infe btcig void by Ih. deih (of lr BrtOvntt N-,athlate e Bki.'p therenf; and hii VIk j sty ha, alko h.a et) lw1 to gi reeontntettl ...

... LOND ON. r MOINDAY-Juijy 24. It was reported last night, and witil mucij confidence, in some of the Government Oliee, t that a private adjustment of tile Queen's business s was nearly effected ; that the Queen shiall can- tinue in the full possession of all her legal r its titles, and privileges; and that in ?? lof£the progress already made in this a(djustment, g orders were immediately to be ...