... THE QUE EN. . Yesterday, at two o'clock, th; Deputation from the BorQUgh. St of lichester, accompanied by Dr. Lushlngton arid Mr. Aider- in man Wood, waited upon her Majesty with an Address. lot Her Majesty returned the following gracious Answ'er: en cc I return my grateful thanks to the Inhabitants of the Bo- rough of II hester and its vicirnty, for an Address in which so !n. much affection ...

... REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR INQUIR- ING CONCERNING CHARITIES. of To the King's most excellent Majesty. III We, the Commissioners named and appointed by your Ma- g- jesty's commission, under the great seal, bearing dtate the 16th se day of July, in the 59th year of your Afajesep 's reign, issued in Re pursuance of two several Acts of Parliarnent, the one made and a passed in the ,ith ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLLE L ON O) O N: TU1ASDY, AUGUST 1, 1820. At a latb hour last night-we received the Paris Papdrs of Fr.- day last. The Jourmal des Debas contains the following article from Naples:- ' NAPLES, JULY 11. (EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER). t Our situation is still very vague, and accompanied by dis- quietude. The soldiers have not committed any violence, but many of them have laid ...

... M ADB ID, JuLy M From the deplorable state of Spain during the last 20 years, in which she has been a prey to so many misfortunes, it was not to be expected that the new Minister of Finance could draw a very flattering picture of the present condition of the Feilin- sula, as to its pecuniary resources; yet, when it is considered that he found the Treasury completely empty, it is but justice to ...

... DNAPOLITA'N REVO-LUTIO.V NArLES, JULY 8.-One of the last measures adopted by oir Government, for overawing both the nation and the army, and repressing the demand for a Constitution, was to publish, in the official Gazette of July 4 (two days before the Revolution broke out), the following Note of the Russian Government, ad- dressed to the Spanish Minister resident at St. Petersburgit. You ...

... l.IS1 II LEGION. Tesjoii ed. ltter is from one of Gtrieral D'EvCtJux Pik- B ridge-To'wn, Mlrhadoes, 2-9th MIaYO,15~0 l~rr~~reaacws you, yout will have heard (Ifnfb6- Jir A Dprc~c Dr Reinhold wrote a d~ni-ohci`4*al agq~t: of it teo: Colon~el kennyu, which cdustained, of - esqarW particulars. I can onlysa~y,thatath rsfu$lo tf Akf~hi5hp'i strikinP I never sl* a ma dplymr'enf~ st 'ad ?? thasn ...

... Tlollv?flwls 'Po3e, tLONDOX MONIJAY, JULY, 31. A Finartais i.J4§iI atrrived dtlmorning Witll pape je' fsnml~.Brussels tott1Te.Wtl inst. It igstatedl iitnd(. tti ?? ,f tie(nla, thia orders bayeebeet gilv' to ?? H cnip, .i1d thait tite Eilperor /if ilussin is e0pecifi at' that city,. to be pemeutat the grauid reviews it coa- templatioll. ?? mive received Pa;rI: Papers of Thirsday, hist. :Tle ...

... To T~IE EDITOR OF ru-. MORNING Cl-IRONICLE. I sill., artam it d,.,ed to adldress you, in connequeenceof the preSump- stI1n1 antI :al,e assumtptiont advanced in, irs eriehae Ras~iat Vhsork on Poulitical Economy, which appveared in yourti Pauer of 8Iiturday last, and, although Edlitors 'Of NEtws- jpages' stiay un-t he ct:.; dertid responsible fv,; thle sentimrn~ts, risiiorFe, a:;il concitU, ...

... SATURDAY AND SUNJ)AYS POSTS. - o. ?? 4, - TIT . V 9 LoNDO S*4 lkY JUL .29 m--aail. Which Br~ij;ed this mtoroilia v hv ireceived Dotch Paupers to tile 20th, iust Ill foi~otextracis are dated Berlin, thle, 11th instant :- 4i WVe ret emblher that When tile ?? broke out IASpin1t tilte fiI lGGf~ irtv affected, 1o treatt ?? cotitenipt ?? oft, clbiO tiounal pasrty, ando that after the eventS inl the ...

... - . ; ?1 - , /1 ' t ? : 'i l i , I5 Tu 6,I4 ,Ad ;@BA 9. b d~siisthts *t~i~ di~tnii~ tlilt ny ~isiaiiir qntli t'js~ obsesisln:G vvj~the could-;hotaftdsf aetu. ?? edthdt6 ec, ,1a 'gd, ra phillanthrfo-4, egli ?? thdr. T!nevIfrec6 tif' iplgtdre~oafter the it ,fsqcpe n ?? and published at the ?? the Emlperof.!!:I1-qinlCf Sltorc cpfildrqbt wi'ite elabprate and ?? sittion'in' any tine; 'iW.at ...

... H- O )J .HOUSE OP LORD)Si SAonday Jatcly 2s. ?? .. - . . ?? Th0e Rval Assent was' given, by C'otinfission, tor tile A ?? A ci C.i otilli sti hn Bill, the Royal t ?? BhillI and several ohter pulblic and l private Bills. ?? Roy) 'As sekiq was ?? Coni mis Ion, to thbe Felonies Cotimitutation Bill, tile ieawlg. iii ~ll(p5 Bill, W.d zie'lit' iii twelliliW Ilfotses Dill. The LoI 0 . ?? atteiitlaiice ...

... REVOLUTION IN NAPLES9 (FrosTn t5 QUOTXIMraNI.) A private letter from Naples confirms what has been said relative to the public uncersainty.as to the issue of cvenot;- Some persons arrived from Milan, says this letter, have assured us that the Austrian troops cantoned in the Lombardo- Venetian territory, have' received reinforcements; that it be- comes daily more difficult to obtain passports ...