... TIHE QTJREN'. MEETING AT ST. JOHN'S, HORS1SLEYDOWN. Thursday, pursuant to a Requisition, a numerous meeting of the Parishioners of St. John, Horsleydown, was held in the Vestry-hall, and afterwards in the body of the Church (the Vestrybeingfoundtoo small to contain half the assemblage), for the purpose of considering the propriety of presenting an Address of Condolence and Congratulation to ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... The city of Carthagena has a sufficient force to repel the In- dependents, should they have the temerity to attack tt. There are 1000 regular troopi, consisting of the regiment of Leon, part of the regiment of Valencia, and 500 Artillery. The Militia and Volunteer Corps may consist of 2000 more. The works are in good order, barracks under repair, and they have provisions for the garrison for ...

... D)OCTOR SyNTXrAX. Mr. Ackerninn has published an account of another Tour of the seal Doctor Syntax, illuatrated, as thie former vas, by the pencil of Rowlandson. The Dnctor was induced to quit his home agairn by the death of his wife. In the course ot his wanderings in search of consolation, SsN- TrAX ViitN ltUdiow. We have the following description of the' thoughts which the recollections ...

... QUErN1\S P,1.'IE ('QM?21J'. To irHL EDITORl Or 1,ilt MMO.txNN ,G CHR O N CL& e- It reply to ttse letter of Mr. Alderman Wood, which ap- in peared lit your Paper of'yesterklay, ini which I hodl; the followinig of words- I certainly remarked to that'Gentlemian, that I had e-not given to ainy onte ain anthriodty to use my neal, pureisoising it stlasrtesyprir/este ala thfit weas intentled; I ...

... THIE PROViSIONAL JUNTA OF THieE SUPRE)tE GOVERNMENT OF THiE KINGDOM TO TrHEin FgLLOW-COUNTRVYlEN. If, during the late alarming agitation which roused the na- tions of Europe and shook the thrones of Monarchs, your army saved our country and immortalized its name, this day it has rendered itself still more deserving of public esteem, by raising us from the abyss into which we had been plunged, ...

... ADDRESSES TrO IR t MAIUXTY. le ler Majesty's Answer to an AddressTrom the; iibabitants of id the Ward of Aldersgate:- I have recently received the most unequivocal proofs of in affectionate attachment on the part of the Citizens of London. IThe present Address from the Inhabitants of the Ward of Aldersgate is an addition to the many claims which the first Me- *e tropolis in the world has ...

... Yesterday a Quarterly General Court of Prnprietors was hehl at the East India Ilouse. The Mi1nutes of the'proceedings34t the last Court having been read, The CHAIRM1AN moved that a Resolution of the Court of Directors, granting a pension of i,c001. per annum to lo. Barnard, ?? clerk in the Coast and Surat W1arehouse, in consequence of a reduction having taken place in the department to which ...

... The New Sheriffs for the year ensuing, Alderman Waith- l ar, and James Williams, Esq. were sworn into their office at the Guildhall yesterday, with the usual ceremonies. Previous to the ceremony, a deputation of the Livery of their respective Companies met the Sheriffs at the Albion Tavern, In Aldersigate-street, where they partook of an clegant djeune, at the joint expence of the Sheriffs, ...

... LOSS OF THE 1-ION. COMPANY'S .-CUiSER THE I - ARIEL, IN THE PERSIAN GULPH, I rTMACT OF A CLETRES FrOrIS BOMBAY, pROM ONSz or T FOUR _ ?? WHO ESCAPED.Cl d' We left Bussorah on the 12th of March, 1820, V and had a tedious passage down the Euphrates. On d ihe 17th we were off Rarrah. an island about 40 miles b from Bushire. During the night of the 17th it blew t fresh, with a considerable sea. ...

... ~- 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 ...