... THE MORNING CHR)ONICLE. L O N D O N: MONDAY, SEPTEMfBBR 11, )SW; Another instance of the growth of constitutional principles has just manifested itself in Portugal, where the soldiery have followed the example of those of Spain and Naples, and determined no longer to endure misrule and arbitrary power, as will be seen by the Pro- clamation of the Regency, received yesterday by the Lisbon Mail. ...

... kill& Q 4,4-Y. By on r. . The cavalcade from -tSt. Marylelbone to B'radenburg Wisets yesterday, execeded in number anti respectability all the peo- cessisns that have yet taken place, on presenting Addresses to . theQuEEN. Itvoulld have seemed that not only.all thefiha- hitants of that egtvnsive parish bad asqemlbled on the occasion, but that the whole metropolis had poured forth its ...

... THEi- MORNING CHRt0 NIC r L 0 N 1) () N: FiIIDJY, SEI'7'EMliER i, ino. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of 1Mcinndy last. On Sunday morning there was a grand review ITS the Court of the Thuilleries of tire National Guards, thc ROyAl Quards, &c.- Tfhe KvuCo took his statiorl III the batcony of the Pavillou 4ee Nl'orl-ge, and was cliecr ed ly dee peoplet assembled. After the review the ...

... , ' i ?? ?? , . ASSO'dTATION tO PROVOlt TRA,:FQV?L-I;ITT- [POP THIe MORNING CBIIONICl- TO LORD VISCOUNT SIDMOVTH- Mr Lora, August 20, lD. . At a moment when the public mind .is alarmingly disturbed by conflicting opinions, and we are suffering under calamitiei that have long oppressed the nation, it becomes every honest man's duty to do Isis part towards preventing the feelings of dis- ...

... TIm? AloQIVING aimONICLE., L O N D O N: ,FRIDAY, SEPTElIfERS,, IOWD. We received yesterday the 'arIs Papers of Monday last. The KisN held his usual, Court on Sunday, which was attended by the Princes, the Dignitaries, the Ministers, sevsqal Marshals and Peers. The Conrmission of Peers examined several wit- nesses on Saturday with referende tothe charges of conspiracy. The Conttiztiossnd ...

... To Inx EDITOR o0 TzE MORNING CHRONICLE. Site, No panegyric of mine could add to the well merited reputation of your paper; I shall therefore, for your satisfaction and that of the Public, inform L. B. in how much I conceive him guilty of what I accused him- Calumny and ?? it to the Public to form their own opinions, as to the motives as well as the ability with which your Correspondent has ...

... ADDRESSES To TaH QUEERX. Her Majesty returned the following gracious An - swver to the Address from the Ladies of Edinburgh: I have long known, and, in several instances, have caperi- enced, that the Females of Scotland are inferior to none in the culture oftleir minds,in thepuritv oftheirprinciplesand in the steadiness (if their attachments. This Address, therelore, froam so many respectable ...

... GLASGOW', S Ir. 1r Yesterday Mornilik, bet~eeen one and two o'clock, the *th man at Mflngavie CcttOn Mill was alarmed by observing a ball of fire descending near the 'wall of t~he INILl Hia suspicion being Aroused, he proceeded in- the direction from whence tlie bail seemned to fall, and discovered a man ina stooping posture, with a covered lanstern, apparently preparing another comblustbefo ...

... THIE MORNING CHR ONICLE. L 0 N D 0 N: TIIIURSDAk, SEPTEvMBER t1, 1820. We this day publish a translation of the Report of the Finance Committee, appointed ,by the Cortesof Spain, as made by Coint ToRENo, the Chairman. It is a plain and sincere exposition of the financial con- cerns of Spain, and the means the country contains for their improvement and the liquidation of its National Debt. It ...

... (No I )-soS Nes O F OsS 0 9- ; OdO A bad genius, your General, endeavours to sow ?? among uts; he would gladly see Portuguese to shed the blood of of Portuguesgs.-he would lhave the father fire on Itis own son, re whom love for his country has led to the field of honotsr to sus- B tain the cause of the nation-he would have the brother pierce a kindred breast, of one who -was produced in the ...

... 1'HiE REGENT'S CANAL. ?? magnitude of this city, and the vastness of its population, might be inferred-were there no other means of calculating the extent of both-from the little communication that appears to exist between the re- mote extremities of it, and from the mutual ignorance 'which generally prevails of whatever-not immedi- ately interesting--is passing in its distant quarters.- Thus, ...

... b' For Book Adveriiseni see the last NO._ IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GBEAT BBITALV AND IRELAND. lIOUSF. OF LORDS.-Aus..51. At a quarter before ten Prayers were read by the Bishop Of Winchester. The roll was 6.alled over, and Counsel ordered In. The witness, 3lademolselle Louisa Dumons, was ogain put to the Bar, and two new Interpreters sworn. Examisiation resumed by the Kins 's Sos ?? Did the ...