... To TRE IDITOR o. l MOR.N I NTG CHRONICL&. SIR, Coilchcstcr, Aug. 14, 18t50. Had I seen in any o'her public journal the letter addressed to vourself by J. P., in your1p2perof the 12th instant, it would not I taye excited the surprise and the regret I feel at sentiments so 3 danger us, so immediately anarchical, being presented to the 3 public eve under the sanction of Thre ofiriunc Lrsnicle, ...

... LONDON: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 18eO. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Tuesday last. The Monsiteur contains two Royal Ordonnances, one disbanding the National Guards of Brest in consequence of their refusing to obey the orders of the Mayor for suppressing a tumult which took place there on the 17th ult. and of some of them actually tahing part in the riot; the other Ordonnance ...

... ~- l IMPERIAL PARLIWYO3J31 OF I GRBed7 BRITg41N dluiD IRELAND, IhOUSE6 OF LORDS.-SrrT. 2. The Lord Chancellor entered the House a few minutos before ten. Prayers were read by the Bishop of Bristol. At ten the list of Peers was called over as usual. 'Tlhe LORDI CHANCELLOR informed the Fltonse, that ira compliatice with the promise which he had made on the preced- ing evening, he bad been ...

... From the LONDON GAZETTE of Sept. 2, ,This Gazette notifies the return of the Honourable John Jocelyn ins the room of the Honourable R. Viscotunt Jocelyn, now Earl of Roden, as M. P. forthe county of Louth.-A re- ward is offered of one hundred guineas for the discovery of the person who attacked Dr. Wakely, of Argyle.street, and set fire to his house, with a promise of a free pardon to any ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or AREAT BRITAIN AN'D IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-SAPT. 5. The Lord Chancellor entered the House at five minutes be- fore ten o'clock. Prayers were read and the names called over. Guiseppl Sacchl was then sworn, and examined by the ATroa- NEY-GESERuAT. The witness is of tall thin stature, of youthful appearance, and Swas dressed in very handsome new black clothes. Of what ...

... THE AMORNING CHRONICLE. L 0 N D 0 N: WIEDINESDAY, SEPTEMILER 6, 18hO, We understand that yesterday afternoon, after the adjourn. ment of the House of Lords, the KINGs Ministers went to his MAJESTY in his retreat in Windsor Great Park. The purport of their audience we pretend not to divine. Rumour, indeed, says, that as the great body of the evidence for the prosecution is now drawing to a ...

... -'il-F QUEEbN..\ -- HIer slajes'y retarneil the fulowsitig gracious Answer to the Address from Liverpool - en am mucls gratificd by finding that my conduct i8 appro)ve(l, while my rights are vindicated, and my Euiferitogs lamented, by the inhabiransts cf the usligistessed town ot Liverpool and its vicinity. I y accession to the high dignity of Qecen Consort of these realns was hailed by ...

... VIENNA, Auo. 17.-Ilii Majesty our Emperor has renounced his journey to the irterior of Hlungary, since he has been oeici- ! ?? certified tof the approaching arrival of. the Evnperor Vlex- andler, wbic~h -vill be on the ist of September. Ills lajesty w:ll wait here fqr the Emperor of Russia, and in all probability thy will not set out ogethter for Pertb till about the 15th of 'he r u~ereu ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT Or GREAT BRIVAIN AND IRELANrD.. w O1UM F LORDS.-SEFT. 1. ' ~ 't After prayers, Mladinoiselle Dusmont appeared at the Biar,' and wag cross-examined by Mr. WxL~IAMt. J understand that you said thiat you have been In Ensglansd a~ monrnhs?-Yeg. Have yo en out. of England daring that tinrie ?-No el Iunderstan you to have said, thait you did not understand tssglish ?-I understand ...

... To M EDITOR or Ttu MlORNING CHIIRONIOLE. iSIR, Sept. 1. It is vervy desirable that the opittlons of the Judges on a dr~ raornt tgkiv, Should not lie IghtIs' Or h'astily ?? inl question dio,,otnaealittconlplaiti of vour Correspotldent Student , si hosee letter (i f Iies he reall y a Stu'dent of the l~aw), uny he much snore fairly and reas~onably ittributed to a laudable spirit of inquiry. than ...

... To TIME EDITOR or TM MORNING CHRONICLE Sept; 4, 1820 The observations of Lord John Russell, which have excited snchtwrath in the part of Major Cartwright, were riot directed (I dare say) against the Duke of Richmond's Bill in 17FO, the opirrions of stMr. Wyvill, and the Yorkshire Gentlemnen, il 1,81, those of Mr. John Jebb, Mr. Granville Sharp, ordven of the Worthy Majorhinmsefr his ...

... T r1 Q LEEN. TO Tni EDIT'ORi. - S~lL, Ci-gi us, zlt~ Atnpuzt, 1820. I learn 1thi . T~ a tter, reetypbile i ii 3til miller thle '-.CiO.P et Henry Day it is st stud that I lued £t oic~e: !hlt I &sil~ld, at the wixt Abcuting of thle Cotc- Klrttn, h.soa Loyal Address enttle Qicici ongratullatin~g tote ?? (in hoC saife aiid happy ar--rival ill this cossiteY Llso lete eiidfa thus:- 'Ihlis is ...