... -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 ...

... ToTIE EDITOR OF Ta;x MORNING CRONICLER. Slt, July 2.5, 1820. TadUressed a letter to yon on the sth 'ult. which you did me' thels0osour to insert on the day feihliwing, in consequente of -an vl~uaieos:. ade 'to the omissioll of the Queen in.the Liturgy, in the debate of the 7th, wherein the case of the Duke of Comber-. suid vas attempted to be drawni iinlto a precedent by one lifght' iIoooura ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... hCt, ,i - r - ; I - O~~0 ~ tI I ~&JTA-Mey'ASEl AT M1,. T'OMASON'S MANOFaRro Y. DIR PI PWrNGHMA.. . !Y* R The public are indebted to the late Sir William Ilanmilton for !the heautifu1.collectior) of Antlque Vea~e~ whjh erirlch'tieespe- cimeni of antiquity in the mansions of our Nobijity andwpatltf , and having less pleasure irr the possessisn of thepe treapures, than in gratifying the gopd ...

... REVOLUTION IN NAPLES I;.stract of a letter datet Naplesi July fith, to which the irriter sas added, a day to be for ever remembered in history : ' This letter announces to you no less an event than a change in the Government of this country. You were before aware of the discontent existing in the praWinces, on account of the impo- sition of the Fundoria, and of the little esicouragenlent ...