... L O ND 0 N: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1820. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Saturday I last, They do not contain a syllable respecting the 4 events in Portugal. The KING gave a private audience on Friday to M. BORDEAU, Procureur-General to the Cour-Royale of I Rennes. Ilis MAJESTY afterwards transacted busi- ness with the Duke DE RICHELIEU and the Baron PORTAL. The Commission of the ...

... DOWNING-STREET, SEPT. 11. The King has been pleased to appoint Lieutenant-General the Hon. Sir Edward Paget, G.C.B, to be Governor and Corn- mander in Chief of the Island of Ceylon. BANKRUPTS G. Gadsby, of Snarestone, Leicestershire, malrster, Sept. 26, at four, 27, and Oct. 24, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire. Soticitors, MI r. Smith, Ashby-de-la. Zouch; ...

... QUEEN'S PLATB COMMITTEE. The following letter has been addressed to Alder- man Wood, M.P. relative to the above Committee, to which we solicit public attention : SiR-Fully aware of the manifold duties you are called on at a time like the present to fulfil, nothing short of what I con- ceive an imperious public duty, and the circumstance of your name being connected with the Queen's Plate ...

... 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 ...

... POLITICAL STATE OF GERMANY7 i'NIENTavAr. Lf.TTER Or rRINer, aIETTINNIt5ST, PTItt MttINISTE11, 05' AUSTRAl, TO JIARON 5,EISTEIT, TiHE CHIEF MINISTER.lOF 'CITE ItRAiSO DUKE OF VAPEN. ?? letnur, we beiieve. is a cirenlar sent to the whole of thle (;etrman Princes.3) Yeour Esellencev has. expressed thle desire of hiA Royal High- a' seq the Grand Di ke, to koosv, in a general but p)recit5e marnler, ...

... ADDRESSES TO HRI MAJESTY. Her Mnjesty returned the followiug gracious Answer to the Address from the Inhabitants of Stockport and it environs:- I accept, with many thanks, this affectionate Address from the Inhabitants of Stockport and its environs Those circumstances which are most advnrse to our wishes often prove, in the end, most favourable to our happiness. The affliictions with which I ...

... LONDQN BRIDGE. se i. We Seed not inform our readers that the very dan- :h gerous and inconvenient state of London-bridge has r- of late engaged the attention of the Committee of the le Bridge-house Estates; and from the proceedings of to that Board, it is believed 'that 'an application will' be rymade to Parliament, ih the ensuing Session, for a Bill in to enable them either to rebuild the ...

... To THE EDI'rOR orin DH MORNING CHRONICLE. Slit1, Some accusations thrown out against Catholics by the two principal Law Officers of the Queen, as well as bv yourself, justify me, asa member of that much calumniated body, in. ap- pealing to your impartiality for the Insertion of a few lines is reply to those accusations. Occupied as your columns are at present, [ shall not intrude at any length ...

... ADDRESSES TO hrmR MAJSTY. fin ing set ids ral Te be le ?? !U. 0- ALT3ERATI0NS.-ST. LEGER. 41 to I agst. Cavalier '8 to 1 agst. Felton 5 to I agst; 'ramper 118 to I agst. Zangar pe .7 to 1 agat. Woodbine 1 20 to I ag t. Athenian g to 1 agst. Arbutuo I 20 to I agat. 'tepofada 11 to I agst. Sauce-box 120 tn I agst. Csaer NEWM4RIjERT LEGER. mn 2 to I p.p. agst. Sailor j 5 to I p.p. agst. Mr. Lowe. ...

... HA YTI. L A Society has been formed in Hayti, for the purpose of aid- ing the free people of colour in the United States in removing thlienselves to that Island. T1'e following Address to the llaytians contains a full account of that Society atnd its objects. AI)DitESS TO THE HAYTIANS. A good action always bears its own reward. In almost all civilized countries, philanthropists have espoused ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELANDO HOUSE OF LORDS.-SEPT. 8. The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the Wool. sack at half past eleven ?? were read by the ju- nior Bishop, and the House was called ?? Peers were excused on account of Indisposition. The Earl of DERBY presented a Petition from the Inhabi. tants of the Town of Liverpool, complaining of the Pressure of the Peor-rates, ...